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CHANGING OF WATER STABLE ISOTOPES VALUES IN THE PSKEM RIVER BASIN

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The isotopic composition of precipitation and water of different runoff components in the Pskem River basin is studied in this paper. Isotopic values δ2H and δ18O of samples collected from atmospheric precipitation, river runoff, glaciers and snow during field study in the Pskem River basin were determined in an isotope laboratory according to international standards. The fitting of δ2H and δ18O isotopic values in the Global Meteoric Water Line was analyzed, and temporal and spatial variations of isotopic values of different runoff components were studied.

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B.Nishonov

Научно-исследовательский гидрометеорологический институт

S.Isabekov

Научно-исследовательский гидрометеорологический институт

G.Umirzakov

Национальный университет Узбекистана имени Мирзо Улугбека

T.Saks

Университет Фрибурга, Швейцария

A.Kalvans

Латвийский государственный университет,

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# river basin# дарё ҳавзаси# речной бассейн# Pskem River.# река Пскем.# изотоп гидрологияси# сувнинг стабил изотоплари# δ2H ва δ18О# глобал метеорик сув чизиғи# маҳаллий метеорик сув чизиғи# Писком дарёси.# изотопная гидрология# стабильные изотопы воды# δ2H и δ18О# глобальная линия метеорных вод# локальная линия метеорных вод# isotope hydrology# stable water isotopes# δ2H and δ18O# global meteoricwater line# local meteoric water line

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