Akshunus Abdullina

Dr. Akshunus Abdullina

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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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6 October 2022 in Sustainability
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ASAigul Sergeyeva
Aigul Sergeyeva
AAAkshunus Abdullina
Akshunus Abdullina
MNMamatkodir Nazarov
Mamatkodir Nazarov
ITIzimbet Turdimambetov
Izimbet Turdimambetov
MMMuxammadismoil Maxmudov
Muxammadismoil Maxmudov
SYSergey Yanchuk
Sergey Yanchuk
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are two leading countries of Central Asia, mutually beneficially cooperating in the field of cross-border tourism. In this study, the tourism potential of the border areas was determined on the basis of tourism infrastructure and settlement density data. The geographic coverage of the study included nine regions located within the limits of the Kazakhstan–Uzbekistan border. We proposed the application of a rating assessment of the estimated tourism resource potential of Kazakhstan–Uzbekistan border regions, which provides the basis for comparative analysis of tourism development and promising opportunities for the large territory. The method allows one to achieve an understanding of the availability and volume of tourist and recreational resources in order to assess the tourism potential in the Kazakhstan–Uzbekistan border area in the framework of sustainable development. The study results generally allow the availability level of border region tourism resources to be determined and areas with more favorable and attractive conditions for cross-border tourism development to be identified.

31 July 2019 in GeoJournal of Tourism and Geosites
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AAAkshunus Abdullina
Akshunus Abdullina
KSKuat T. Saparov
Kuat T. Saparov
ASAigul Sergeyeva
Aigul Sergeyeva
AYAigul Y. Yeginbayeva
Aigul Y. Yeginbayeva
ЕAЕmin Atasoy
Еmin Atasoy

17 April 2024 in Urban Science
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AKAltynbek Khamit
Altynbek Khamit
NUNurlygul Utarbayeva
Nurlygul Utarbayeva
GSGulnur Shumakova
Gulnur Shumakova
MMMurat Makhambetov
Murat Makhambetov
AAAkshunus Abdullina
Akshunus Abdullina
ASAigul Sergeyeva
Aigul Sergeyeva
The growth of a city causes a complex of problems related to the increase in the pollution of the urban environment and the shortcomings in its improvement. The territory of the modern city is characterized by the highest man-made loads on the natural environment. The main problems are the low level of green areas, as well as the reduction in trees in many areas, which does not allow the city residents to live comfortably. Currently, Earth remote sensing methods using the vegetation index (NDVI) are one of the dominant means of assessing the condition. In this regard, the purpose of this study is to assess the ecological condition of the green zone in the city of Aktobe. To solve this problem, complex assessment was carried out, including statistical data analysis and the processing of satellite images by calculation of the NDVI for green areas and their mapping. The article analysis lies in the field of development and landscaping of the urban environment of Aktobe. A description of the current state of the system of green areas in the city was provided. On the basis of the data of remote sensing of the earth, the spatial features of the separate classes of the total phytomass of green plants within the city of Aktobe and the spatial features of the territorial zones of the city were determined during the differentiation of green plantings. A study of the dynamics of changes in the vegetation cover index (NDVI) during 2010, 2016, and 2023 allowed us to identify trends in the development of green spaces and their changes over time due to city growth and other factors. The data obtained as a result of the research can be used in the justification of urban planning decisions, landscape planning of the ecological infrastructure of the city, and optimization of landscaping systems.

13 July 2023 in Ukrainian Geographical Journal
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ASAigul Sergeyeva
Aigul Sergeyeva
SYS. A. Yessembek
S. A. Yessembek
AAAkshunus Abdullina
Akshunus Abdullina
GBG. K. Baubekova
G. K. Baubekova

23 July 2024 in Indonesian Journal of Geography
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GSGulnur Shumakova
Gulnur Shumakova
ASAigul Sergeyeva
Aigul Sergeyeva
AAAkshunus Abdullina
Akshunus Abdullina
DADuman Aliaskarov
Duman Aliaskarov
The study of the urbanization process by students of the educational program "Geography" in Kazakhstan is topical in the context of rapid urban development and evolutions in the geographical space of the country. Various key problems were revealed in the process of the studies such as the need for in-depth research of the theoretical foundations of urbanization, limited access to current data and no work experience on modern methods of data processing and analysis. An online survey was conducted on the basis of the Google Forms and the survey questions were worked out to have the further study of urbanization processes and update knowledge in this field. The study applied a data analysis method using the SPSS Base software package. This method provided the opportunities to structure and process the survey results among 331 teachers and master’s students. The approach ensured an accurate analysis and interpretation of the data which enabled to identify key trends and consistent patterns in respondents’ answers. The results point to both positive and negative conclusions based on the data. The conclusions were made on having evaluated the results with the help of SWOT analysis.

12 March 2024 in Preprints.org
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AKAltynbek Khamit
Altynbek Khamit
NUNurlygul Utarbayeva
Nurlygul Utarbayeva
GSGulnur Shumakova
Gulnur Shumakova
MMMurat Makhambetov
Murat Makhambetov
AAAkshunus Abdullina
Akshunus Abdullina
ASAigul Sergeyeva
Aigul Sergeyeva
Keywords: green spaces, NDVI, level of greenness, urban environment, Aktobe