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Innokentij P. Gerasimov
Alternative spellings: I. P. Gerasimov Innokentij Petrovič Gerasimov Innokentiy P. Gerasimov I. P. Gerassimow Innokentij Petrovich Gerasimov I. P. Gherasimov I. Gerassimow Innokententiy P. Gerasimov Innokententiy-Petrovitch Gerasimov Innokenty Gerasimov Innokentij-Petrovič Gerasimov I. P. Guérassimov I. P. Guérassimov
B:9. Dezember 1905 D: 30. März 1985 Biblio: Russ. Geowissenschaftler
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Innokenti Petrovich Gerasimov (Russian: Герасимов, Иннокентий Петрович; 9 December 1905, in Kostroma – 30 March 1985, in Moscow) was a Soviet geographer and pedologist, professor, academician of the Soviet Academy of Sciences (1953). He was a creator of "constructive geography" – a new scientific direction, which was focused on the problems of conservation and using nature. According to him, constructive geography was formed in the era of the scientific and technological revolution, when geographical science had more complicated tasks, which should cover activity of many branches of the economy and change of many components of nature and society in the territory of very extensive and various regions. (Source: DBPedia)
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