ESTIMATION AND FORECASTING OF METEOCLIMATE MALADAPTATION AMONG PEOPLE ON OFF-SEASON VACATION IN THE ANAPA CITY, EXPRIENCING A SHOTTERM CHANGE OF CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
An extensive study has been performed on estimation of climate change effects on people. Due to development of northern and southern territories of Russia, this scientific work is focused on long-term shift of meteoclimate conditions of life attributed to relocation of people to new territories or shift work. However, short-term climate change effects on one’s require further studying. Nowadays many scientists acknowledge that estimation of meteorological factors'' influence on people requires complex variables. The Rusanov index of weather variability for people with different itineraries is one of such variables. It allows to calculating adaptation stress caused by long-term shift of meteoclimate conditions. The work represents a way to forecast adaptation stress on practically healthy people, earlier diagnosed with vegetative disorders, who experience a shortterm climate change caused by a trip. The forecast is based on a modification of the Rusanov index of climate change for people with different itineraries and on meteorological data from the Internet.