Review article

The article discusses the use of recurrent leveling database of the state leveling network for the account of the impact of the presently occurring vertical Earth`s crust movements on the stability of the basic stationary points, to which the networks of the recurrent leveling technogenic geodynamic polygons are linked. It is shown that with the help of the mathematical apparatus technique developed by the authors for describing currently occurring vertical Earth`s crust movements, it is possible to set the speed of the initial leveling points` destabilization and give them the reference point status in the study of man-made surface displacements occurring on the background of the current vertical crust movements. The developed mathematical apparatus technique allows determining the anthropogenic subsidence (ascent) areas within the territory of the geodynamic polygon, as well as assessing the stability of the leveling points at the study of deformation processes on construction and industrial sites.