[Hygienic aspects of size correction of sanitary-hygienic zones of contemporary industrials and other objects].

The creation and organization of sanitary-hygienic zones plays a significant role in diminishing technological pressing on residents of industrialized cities. There are three positions that may be considered in connection with this problem. The first one consists in deflating the size of a sanitary-hygienic zone together with substantiated modifications in the conventional production classification for industrials which apply nature-conservative technology.

[Land and space hygienic monitoring of environment quality].

Monitoring of changes occurring in the environment and human health is a basic way of solving the problem of the optimal society-biosphere interaction. The initiated ecological and hygienic studies using the space facilities and techniques of remote probing of the Earth's surface create prerequisites for the land and space monitoring of biospheric solution, for the assessment of the anthropoecological situation and for the prediction environment-related diseases in the population.

[Evaluation of risk factors for the deterioration of the state of health in a population effected by environmental conditions].

Method of assessment of ecological and hygienic risk is based on complex assessment of environmental pollution, study of its influence on the state of health taking in view of the prenosologic changes in the body, and determination of causal connections in the system "population-environment".

[Methodologic approaches to the study of the effect of complex environmental factors on the population's health].

The purpose of the study was to assess the dynamics of complex pollution of urban and occupational environment, territory design, air and water contamination and acoustic regime being taken into account. The technique for calculating the total load on the population was used for environment description. It was based on actual contamination in relation to standard one and the time of its effect.