Плахина Инна Николаевна

Являюсь кадровым сотрудником ИФА им. А. М. Обухова РАН, работаю в области оценок изменений радиационно-аэрозольных параметров атмосферы по эмпирическим (сетевым и спутниковым) данным. Область интересов  — многолетние тренды радиационно-аэрозольных характеристик атмосферы над территорией России, а также глобальные и локальные аэрозольные возмушения в атмосфере последних 35 лет (вулканические извержения и пожары).

NAME: Inna N. Plak­hina

BORN: Moscow

ADDRESS:

OFFICE: A. M. Obukhov Inst­itute of Atmo­sphe­ric Physics

Russian Academy of Science, 3 Pyzh­evsky,

119017 Moscow, Russia

HOME: Leni­nsky pros­pekt, 152–2-80,

119571, Moscow, Russia

PHONE: 7 495 951 8549; 8(916)71784507

FAX: 7 495 953 1652

E-MAIL: inna@ifaran. ru

EDUC­ATION:

1964–1970 Moscow Inst­itute of Physics and Tech­nol­ogy, State Univ­ers­ity

depa­rtm­ent of Aero­phys­ics and Space Rese­arch,

chair of hydr­othe­rmom­echa­nics of the ocean.

Spec­ial­ity: ocea­nogr­aphy and atmo­sphe­ric physics

Diploma (M. Sc.), 1970

MASTER THESIS:

Inve­stig­ation of the light scat­ter­ing matr­ices by the sea water

Moscow Inst­itute of Physics and Tech­nol­ogy, Moscow region, Russia, June 1970.

PhD, 1975

PhD THESIS: Inve­stig­ation of the light scat­ter­ing matr­ices by the nons­pher­ical hydr­osols

Inst­itute of Atmo­sphe­ric Physics, Moscow, Russia, Sept­ember 1975

PROF­ESSI­ONAL RECORD:

1992- present: Senior Rese­arch Scie­ntist, labo­rat­ory of air-sea inte­ract­ion, A. M. Obukhov Inst­itute of Atmo­sphe­ric Physics RAS, Moscow, Russia.

1970–1974: post-grad­uate course, Moscow Inst­itute of Physics and Tech­nol­ogy, State Univ­ers­ity, Moscow region, Russia

1974–1986: Junior Scie­ntist, labo­rat­ory of air-sea inte­ract­ion, A. M. Obukhov Inst­itute of Atmo­sphe­ric Physics RAS, Moscow, Russia.

1986–1992: Rese­arch Scie­ntist, labo­rat­ory air-sea inte­ract­ion proc­esses, labo­rat­ory of air-sea inte­ract­ion, A. M. Obukhov Inst­itute of Atmo­sphe­ric Physics RAS, Moscow, Russia.

major area of study

Atmo­sphe­ric Tran­spar­ency Regime over Russia Region:

Global, Regi­onal and Local Factors of its Form­ation;

Stat­isti­cal Simu­lat­ion of the Diurnal, Seas­onal Cycle and Long-Term Vari­ati­ons of the Atmo­sphe­ric Tran­spar­ency Based on Radi­omet­ric Network Obse­rving Data Using Wavelet Tech­niq­ues.

SCIE­NTI­FIC EXPE­DITI­ONS

January-May 1969, R/V «Acad­emik Kurc­hatov», Atla­ntic ocean

Febr­uary  — Jule 1985, R/V «Acad­emik Kurc­hatov », Atla­ntic ocean

June-August 1988, R/V ‘Akad­emik Kurc­hatov”, Nort­hern Atla­ntic ocean

Sept­ember-Dece­mber 1991, R/V «Dmitriy Mend­eleev», Atla­ntic ocean

RESE­ARCH GRANTS

1999–2002 -- Atmo­sphe­ric Radi­ation Meas­urem­ent Program (ARM)

1996–1997 -- Russian Foun­dat­ion for Basic Rese­arch project (Local vari­ati­ons of the cloud and aerosol radi­ation forcing in the atmo­sph­ere from the meas­urem­ent data and simu­lat­ion data in the expe­rim­ent «Atmo­sphe­ric Radi­ation Meas­urem­ent»

2000–2002 ---- Russian Foun­dat­ion for Basic Rese­arch project (Orga­niza­tion of the inte­rnat­ional station for the solar and thermal radi­ation moni­tor­ing over the Earth surface (BSRN) in Inst­itute of Atmo­sphe­ric Physics)

003–2005 -- Russian Foun­dat­ion for Basic Rese­arch project (Regi­onal clim­atic vari­abil­ity for the inte­gral tran­spar­ency, total solar radi­ation and air temp­erat­ure above the Earth surface: inve­stig­ation of the global trend, its mani­fest­ati­ons and extreme cases (by the modern expe­rime­ntal data))

2006–2008 -- Russian Foun­dat­ion for Basic Rese­arch project (Stat­isti­cal Simu­lat­ion of the Diurnal, Seas­onal Cycle and Long-Term Vari­ati­ons of the Atmo­sphe­ric Tran­spar­ency Based on Radi­omet­ric Network Obse­rving Data Using Wavelet Tech­niq­ues)

2010–2012 -- Russian Foun­dat­ion for Basic Rese­arch project ( Atmo­sphe­ric Tran­spar­ency Regime over Some South Russia Regions: Global, Regi­onal and Local Factors of its Form­ation)

Period 1975--2010: 75 rese­arch publ­icat­ions in Russian and foreign scie­nti­fic jour­nals, conf­ere­nce proc­eedi­ngs and abst­racts.