Results of Complex Geophysical Works Performed in the Fili District of Moscow For High-Rise Residential Development

In 2017, Moscow adopted a renovation program: over 15 years, it is planned to demolish more than 5 thousand houses, and build modern comfortable housing in their place. Complex geological and geophysical surveys were carried out at one of the renovation sites in the Fili district of Moscow in order to clarify the geological structure of the upper part of the section for high-rise buildings. The complex included geophysical studies using electrotomography (ET) and seismic method of common deep point (CDP). The site is interesting because it is located in the valley of the r. Filka (on the section between the Kuntsevskaya and the Fili metro station) and is well studied by geologists, because in the 40–60 years of the last century, educational geological routes were conducted here. Based on the results of complex geophysical work, a geological and geophysical model was built up to a depth of 100 m, maps of the top of Jurassic and Carbon deposits were made, areas with abnormal electrical properties and areas where the continuity of reflecting boundaries is violated were identified. The results obtained will be used to clarify the boundaries and depth of pits, to identify and delineate tectonic disturbances and active discontinuous structures