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end of 80’s building of Roghun’s HPS was started<br />

with volume of reservoir more than 13 km 3 and a<br />

number of other HPS with reservoirs.<br />

Arising now in the world ideas practically<br />

synonymously value possible in perspective changes<br />

of climate. It is connected with degradation of<br />

glaciers, drying up of Aral Sea and forming of salt<br />

winds, spreading right up to Pamir’s mountains<br />

cutting off woods, erosion of river banks etc. In this<br />

case the valuation hesitates from moderate –<br />

pessimistic up to apocalyptic.<br />

Unfortunately all these are weakly confirmed<br />

by actual materials. The systematical observations<br />

on glaciers in republic are not carried out since 1986<br />

yet and as it is shown above the point of view about<br />

their sharp restriction are not based enough. There<br />

is not any data on salt wind. The connection of<br />

another analogical factor with climate is not<br />

unambiguous.<br />

change of temperature, 0 С<br />

scenario 1<br />

scenario 3<br />

1<br />

3<br />

2,5<br />

2<br />

1,5<br />

1<br />

0,5<br />

In these conditions it is necessary use of many<br />

– factor mathematical models for obtaining<br />

objective and reliable valuation of climate changes.<br />

We have for models scenarios of climate change<br />

now developed by west specialists: 1. CCC – EQ;<br />

2. UK – TR; 3. GFDL – model of geophysical hydro<br />

dynamic laboratory of USA; 4. Had CM2 – model<br />

of United Kingdom.<br />

All these are based on accounting of emission<br />

influence of green gases and gives valuation of<br />

climate change on main parameters – temperature<br />

of surrounds and atmosphere precipitation to the<br />

end of 50 – year’s period. Their very big difference<br />

from each other can be noted.<br />

In general view matrix of climate change on all<br />

four scenarios as a whole for republic, but for<br />

difference periods of year is sown in table 1 and<br />

fig. 1.<br />

Matrixes have analogical view for other zones of<br />

Table 1. Matrix of climate change for different scenarios<br />

Scenario Change of temperatures Change of precipitation<br />

year winter summer year winter summer<br />

1 2,6 3,0 2,3 -4,0 1,0 -8,9<br />

2 2,5 2,5 2,5 4,8 2,1 7,6<br />

3 2,0 1,9 2,1 -1,9 2,4 -6,3<br />

4 1,9 1,8 1,9 17,1 16,0 18,2<br />

scenario 2<br />

0<br />

-10 -5 0 5 10 15 20<br />

change of quantity raining, mm/year<br />

Fig. 1 : Diapason of the climate changes on various scenarios<br />

467<br />

scenario 4

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