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Landsliding is among the most massive and active exogenous processes. Now they increasingly manifest in permafrost zones due to climate change and require close attention and careful study. Analysis of the territory most prone to these processes, one of the largest islands in Northern Canada, Banks, confirmed earlier studies of landslide processes in this zone, which indicate a relationship between increased activation of landslides and abnormally warm summers. The study and assessment of the landslide focus param...

Peat fires in drained bogs are now becoming more active and large-scale, which poses a great threat to humans and the environment. The projects for secondary watering of drained zones are difficult and require improved methods for their implementation. Space monitoring is the most effective technique to assess the preliminary results and develop recommendations to further projects for the entire area of the bog. Analysis of remote sensing data since 1970 of the southwestern part of drained Orshinsky moss bog in Tv...