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Collection of Abstracts Latvia University of Agriculture 9th International Scientific Conference STUDENTS ON THEIR WAY TO SCIENCE (undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate students) Collection of Abstracts April 25, 2014 Jelgava 2014 ISSN 2255-9566 STUDENTS ON THEIR WAY TO SCIENCE (undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate students) Collection of abstracts from the 9th International Scientific Conference. – Jelgava, 2014. – 142 p. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Chairperson Arnis Mugurēvičs, Professor, Dr.med.vet., Latvia University of Agriculture (Latvia) Members Larisa Maļinovska, Associate professor, Dr.paed., Latvia University of Agriculture (Latvia) Jiri Masek, Ing., Ph.D., Vice-dean for Teaching and Learning, Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague (Czech Republic) Olga Vetrova, Professor, Ph.D., Deputy Dean for Research, Sanktpetersburg Polytechnical University (Russia) Vladimir Zujev, Senior lecturer, Baranovichi State University (Belarus) Rozalija Radlinskaite, Head of the International Office, Alytus University of Life Sciences (Lithhuania) Galina Marchenko, Assistant professor, Dr.philol., Head of Pedagogical Staff, Gorlovka State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages (Ukraine) Thierry Talou, Senior Scientist, University of Toulouse (France) Enrique Bonson, Professor of Accounting and Finance, Vicerector of International Relations, University of Huelva (Spain) Ludmila Bejenaru, University Lecturer, PhD, Universitatea Alexandru Ioan Cuza din Iasi (Romania) STEERING COMMITTEE Chairperson Larisa Maļinovska, Associate professor, Dr.paed., Latvia University of Agriculture (Latvia) Members Anete Mežote, Mg.ed., Lecturer, Department of Languages Aina Dobele, Dr.oec., Professor, Faculty of Economics and Society Development Vivita Baumane, Dr.oec., Associate Professor, Faculty of Rural Engineers Sandra Gusta, Dr.oec., Associate Professor, Faculty of Rural Engineers Laima Liepa, Dr.med.vet., Associate Professor, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Līga Ramute, Dr.oec., Deputy Dean, Faculty of Information Technologies Gita Krūmiņa-Zemture, Mg.cib.hyg., Deputy Dean, Faculty of Food Technology Irina Sivicka, Mg.agr., Lecturer, Faculty of Agriculture Gints Priedkalns, Mg.sc.ing., Lecturer, Forest Faculty Uldis Putnieks, Mg.sc.ing., Assistant, Faculty of Engineering EDITORIAL BOARD: Larisa Maļinovska, Associate professor, Latvia University of Agriculture (Latvia) Anete Mežote, Lecturer, Mg.ed., Latvia University of Agriculture (Latvia) Diana Svika, Lecturer, Mg.paed., Latvia University of Agriculture (Latvia) TECHNICAL EDITORS Nauris Pauliņš, Mg.sc.ing., E-learning Methodist, Nauris Akmeņlauks, Mg.sc.ing., Engineer-programmer The conference is aimed at dissemination of scientific research results, sharing of experience, improvement of foreign language and cross-cultural communication skills, and establishing of international contacts. The collection of abstracts is indexed in CAB Abstracts. Contents UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL ABSTRACTS ............................................................................................................................... 7 IMPROVEMENT OF THE LEGISLATIVE SYSTEM OF LAND USE AND PROTECTION IN KAZAKHSTAN .............................. 8 SUSTAINABLE URBAN PLANNING PROBLEMS ............................................................................................................... 9 DEVELOPMENT OF GEODESIC SUPPORT NETWORK IN THE TRACK SECTION SKRĪVERI – KRUSTPILS ........................ 10 REAL ESTATE IN REAL ESTATE MARKET ....................................................................................................................... 11 LEGAL REGULATION OF TERRTORY ZONING IN KAZAKHSTAN .................................................................................... 12 ELIMINATION OF LAND DEGRADATION PROCESSES ................................................................................................... 13 REGULARITY OF ALLOCATION OF NON-AGRICULTURAL LAND IN KAZAKHSTAN ........................................................ 14 ASSESSMENT OF WATER BODY OVERGROW USING GIS TECHNOLOGIES: CASE STUDY OF LAKE USMA ................... 15 PEAT EXTRACTION IMPACT ON HYDROLOGICAL REGIME OF HIGH MOSS ................................................................. 16 STUDY OF RADIATION LEVELS IN LATVIAN CITIES ....................................................................................................... 17 SENSITIVITY TEST OF HYDROLOGICAL MODEL METQ ................................................................................................. 18 DETERMINATION OF LAND DEGRADATION IN ENGURE MUNICIPALITY BY REMOTE SENSING ................................. 19 DEVELOPMENT OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM IN JELGAVA ........................................................................................... 20 PRECIPITATION QUALITATIVE INDICATOR ANALYSIS AT THE MONITORING STATION RUCAVA ................................ 21 LAND COVER CHANGES AND CORRELATIONS IN LATVIA FROM 2000 TO 2006 ......................................................... 22 DECONTAMINATION OF GROUNDWATER FROM PETROLEUM PRODUCTS USING MULTI PHASE EXTRACTION METHOD ...................................................................................................................................................................... 23 LATVIAN POSITIONING SYSTEM BASE STATION INSTALLING IN VALKA ...................................................................... 24 WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS OF THE TĒRVETE RIVER AND RESEARCH OF MOST AFFECTING FACTORS ...................... 25 ANALYSIS OF SEWAGE AND STORM WATER SYSTEM ................................................................................................. 26 GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM (GNSS) APPLICATIONS FOR HIGH DEFINITION ......................................... 27 UNMANAGED HYDROTECHNICAL STRUCTURES ON RIVERS OF LIELUPE RIVER BASIN- THREAT TO ENVIRONMENT 28 MARINE LITTER ON LATVIAN SEACOAST BEACHES ..................................................................................................... 29 NEW CONCEPT OF LIVING - ECOVILLAGE .................................................................................................................... 30 INTEGRATING SOUND BARRIERS IN LANDSCAPE ........................................................................................................ 31 WATER PURIFICATION USING BIOFILTRATION SYSTEM.............................................................................................. 32 EFFECT OF PROBIOTIC „EFFECTIVE MICROORGANISMS” ON SELECTED PARAMETERS OF MILK PERFORMANCE OF COWS AND RESULTS OF BRED AND HEALTHINESS OF CALVES POLISH HOLSTEIN-FRESIAN BLACK-AND-WHITE ...... 33 POSSIBILITIES OF INTEGRATED DISEASE CONTROL OF RYE SOWINGS .................................................. 34 SUITABILITY OF MAZE HYBRIDS FOR PRODUCTION OF FODDER IN LATVIAN CIRCUMSTANCES .......................... 35 ROVE BEETLES (COLEOPTERA: STAPHYLINIDAE) - NATURAL ELEMENTS OF PEST MANAGEMENT IN WINTER WHEAT FIELDS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 36 DEVELOPMENT OF WHEAT LEAF DISEASES DEPENDING ON CULTIVATION TECHNOLOGY ........................................ 37 INFLUENCE OF MICROORGANISMS ON IMPROVEMENT OF ECO FRIENDLY BIOFERTILIZERS FOR INCREASING CROP YIELDS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 38 THERMOGRAPHICAL EVALUATION OF ADAPTATION ABILITY OF CHINCHILLA TO VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURES .......................................................................................................................................................... 39 ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AMONG FECAL INDICATOR BACTERIA OF DIVERSE DOG POPULATIONS .................. 40 INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CERVID ANIMALS AND HUMAN ............................................................................... 41 YORKSHIRE TERRIER DOG BREED GROOMING ............................................................................................................ 42 BIOPRINTING – REVOLUTION IN VETERINARY MEDICINE ........................................................................................... 43 RUMEN DEVELOPMENT AND LIVE WEIGHT GAIN OF ONE TO EIGHT WEEKS OLD ..................................................... 44 CALVES DEPENDING ON FEED MATERIALS ................................................................................................................. 44 POSSIBLE CAUSES OF BAT FATALITIES AT WIND TURBINES IN WESTERN LATVIA ...................................................... 45 BACTERIAL COUNTS AND THEIR REDUCING POSSIBILITIES IN CANINE ORAL CAVITY ................................................ 46 RADIOGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION OF TUSK TO DETERMINE THE AGE OF A DOG ........................................................ 47 NEW SOFT DRINKS MADE FROM NATURAL RAW MATERIALS ................................................................................... 48 POSIBLE OPTIONS OF LACTULOSE PRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 49 FORESTRY SIMULATORS .............................................................................................................................................. 50 VERSATILITY OF ENGINEERED WOOD PRODUCTS ...................................................................................................... 51
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