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Wpływ młynów wodnych na przekształcenia sieci hydrograficznej Wadowic i okolic

Wpływ młynów wodnych na przekształcenia sieci hydrograficznej Wadowic i okolic

Author(s): Karol Witkowski,Marcin Witkowski / Language(s): English,Polish Issue: 19/2016

The main goal of the research was to determine the impact of construction, functioning and liquidation of water mills on the hydrographic network of Wadowice and its surroundings. Another indirect purpose was to reconstruct the medieval river network from the period prior to the heyday of milling and indicate the remaining traces of the milling infrastructure. The research was conducted on the basis of analysis of historical sources and archival topographic maps. The origins of development of milling in Wadowice were dependent on the royal privileges. The first of them was issued in the 15th century. The mills in Wadowice were located on rivers Choczenka, Kleczanka and Dąbrówka, as well as on three artificial mill races, but never on river Skawa. The longest mill race began in Świnna Poręba, where it was supplied with water from Skawa. At the foot of Iłowiec, the mill race was supplied from Nawieśnica and Potok Zbywaczowski, whose course was modified. After merging with Dąbrówka, the mill race ran further parallel to Skawa and ultimately flowed to Choczenka. There were between 3 and 5 mills throughout the entire course of the artificial crosscut. Between 1 and 3 mills were situated at the watercourse which supplies the ponds in Wadowice and Tomice. The third mill race, which began in Kleczanka, powered 1 mill and flowed into Skawa after merging with Rokowski Potok. Due to the environmental conditions, the mills in Wadowice did not require construction of ponds. The mills in Wadowice were located on the basis of economic conditions. The natural conditions were not favourable for the functioning of hydraulic machines, which forced the construction and maintenance of artificial riverbeds. Water milling was subsequently liquidated due to the development of steam mills, and ultimately electric mills. In consequence of the decline of water mills, the maintenance works on mill races were abandoned. Some of the watercourses were backfilled, others were transformed into drainage ditches, whereas the mills in the town were included in the sewerage system. The shape of the former river network of Wadowice is now only reflected by few fragments of certain creeks.

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The Danube River and its mouths area and coast line (delta) in documents and maps from the ancient times to the present.

The Danube River and its mouths area and coast line (delta) in documents and maps from the ancient times to the present.

Author(s): Petre Gâștescu / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

The Danube River and its mouths area and coast line (delta) in documents and maps from the ancient times to the present. The Danube mouth as reported in documents and maps from the Antiquity to date.This mouth of the Danube and its Delta in particular, where a topic interest for many classical scholars (Herodotus, Erathostenes, Polybus, Ptolemey, Strabo etc) and recent scientific researchers who focused their attention on the number of Danube arms and the evolution of the Delta realm from the moment of its formation to the present configuration. The second half of the 19th century witnessed the publication of Sir Ch. Hartley’s map under the aegis of the Danube European Commission. The map was intended to help the selection of and correction works to one the arms in order to facilitate maritime navigation on it. Several other maps were printed in the 20th century by I.Vidraşcu, 1909-1911, the State Water Committee, 1964 and the Institute of Geography, 1983. In addition a series of topographical maps of Romania territory have also been produced. This sector was created as a result of accumulation processes, the north-south coastal marine currents, moving the river alluvia blocked the river mouth forming the Danube Delta and Halmyris lagoon, the whole becoming RazimSinoie Lake Complex. This marine shore sector, due to the contribution of river alluvia, is characterized generally by the advance in the marine space, but the current conditions (reducing the volume of sediments from the Danube, marine minitransgression and anthropogenic interventions (by the dams raised at the mouth of the Sulina branch and Cape Midia) generate shoreline retreat in some areas. To identify portions of advancement and retreat, and setting the corresponding annual rates, existing topographic map series for a period of over 150 years, hydrographic measurements for 30 years and series of satellite images starting from 1975 were used.

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Canicular summer 2021 in south-west Romania in the context of climate change.

Canicular summer 2021 in south-west Romania in the context of climate change.

Author(s): Ion Marinica,Andreea Floriana Marinică / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

The particularly hot summer of 2021 occurred after the third Mediterranean winter registered in Oltenia. Although the winter was warm, being the third warmest winter in descending order of the seasonal average, the spring of 2021 was cold not only in Oltenia, even in the Northern Hemisphere being considered one of the coldest springs. This weather remained until 15.VI, then on 22.VI began the first heat wave of summer 2021. During the summer of 2021 there were 6 heat waves that had several peaks. (19) with intensities frequently exceeding 38,0°C. The summer maximum temperature was 41.1°C recorded on 1.VIII.2021 in Calafat. The drought and heat wave were intense, and the total duration of the heat waves was 50 days (54.3% of summer days). The particularly hot summer of 2021 was recorded in atypical conditions with neutral Southern Oscillation (ENSO). All spring crops were severely affected. The paper analyses the climatic conditions in the summer of 2021 in Oltenia and climate variability.

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ČOVJEK, OKOLIŠ, PRIRODNE POJAVE I KUGA U SLAVONIJI I SRIJEMU TIJEKOM XVIII. STOLJEĆA

ČOVJEK, OKOLIŠ, PRIRODNE POJAVE I KUGA U SLAVONIJI I SRIJEMU TIJEKOM XVIII. STOLJEĆA

Author(s): Veljko Maksić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 21/2021

Slavonia and Syrmia, as border areas, of the Danube Monarchy were throughout the 18th century exposed to the threat not only of the Ottoman Empire but also of the inroads of the plague through the cordon sanitaire. Although the plague did appear several times in the immediate vicinity of Slavonia and Syrmia, it did not always cross the state border. However, despite all measures, during the 18th century the infectious disease found its way to the Slavonian-Syrmian area. Hence, the question arises as to what conditions had to prevail for the plague to appear and spread within a certain area. The aim of the paper is to describe the conditions in the Slavonian-Syrmian area in which the plague appeared during the epidemics in Erdelj and Irig. Because herd immunity plays a significant role in the development of an epidemic, this paper first provides a short review on the immunity of the Slavonians and Syrmians, followed by a review of the mortality related to gender. Immunity is the result of numerous factors, among others, of diet and famine; in this paper particular attention has been paid to these two factors. The development of bacteria and their vectors requires certain environmental conditions, which are discussed in the chapters Weather Conditions and Human Environment. The vectors play a significant role in the spreading of an epidemic; hence, particular attention has been paid to animals in relation to the plague. In view of the fact that numerous contemporaries referred to the correlation between the plague and the earthquake, a special review of these two factors in Slavonia and Syrmia during the 18th century has been provided.

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KRONOLOGIJA POTRESA U SLAVONIJI IZMEĐU 1739. I 1835. GODINE (PREMA PODACIMA IZ ZAPISNIKA FRANJEVAČKIH SAMOSTANA U BRODU, NAŠICAMA, OSIJEKU, VUKOVARU I ŠARENGRADU)

KRONOLOGIJA POTRESA U SLAVONIJI IZMEĐU 1739. I 1835. GODINE (PREMA PODACIMA IZ ZAPISNIKA FRANJEVAČKIH SAMOSTANA U BRODU, NAŠICAMA, OSIJEKU, VUKOVARU I ŠARENGRADU)

Author(s): Mislav Gregl,Maja Matasović,Tamara Tvrtković / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 21/2021

During the 18th and the 19th centuries, Franciscans in the monasteries throughout Slavonia wrote the so-called protocolla, chronicles that recorded not only ecclesiastical, but also secular events. Among the themes that some of the writers chose to put down for posterity, descriptions of earthquakes seem particularly interesting today, in 2020, when Croatia has witnessed the devastating effects they sometimes cause. This paper chronologically lists every description found in the remaining chronicles from the monasteries in Brod, Našice, Osijek, Šarengrad and Vukovar, between the years 1739 and 1835, both in the original Latin, and in translation into Croatian. These descriptions vary in the amount of data they provide: sometimes they only, if at all, record that an earthquake happened on a certain date (and sometimes they even differ among themselves on the exact date), but sometimes they record the exact time, the number of intervals, the intensity, the damage and the direction of expansion of an earthquake. The paper also analyses the terminology used in the cited texts, to facilitate the reader’s understanding and the mutual comparison of these descriptions, as well as the comparison with today’s methods of describing earthquakes. For this purpose, it also includes three descriptions from the territory outside modern Croatia: two from Hungary and one from Spain. In this way, the paper produces valuable material for interdisciplinary research dedicated to the history of seismic activities in Slavonia in the late modern period.

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ESTIMĂRI PALEODEMOGRAFICE PRIVIND SPAŢIUL EST-CARPATIC AL ROMĂNIEI ÎN SECOLELE VI-X

ESTIMĂRI PALEODEMOGRAFICE PRIVIND SPAŢIUL EST-CARPATIC AL ROMĂNIEI ÎN SECOLELE VI-X

Author(s): Ioan Mitrea / Language(s): Romanian Issue: XX/1989

Après une sommaire présentation du cadre physio-géographique de l’espace est-carpatique de la Roumanie, le travail procède a une analyse des résultats des recherches archéologiques et, sur cette base, on fait des estimations concernant son évolution paléodémographiques aux VI-X-ième siècles.

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ANALYSIS OF THE SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS ON INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE POLICY

ANALYSIS OF THE SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS ON INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE POLICY

Author(s): Zehra Aşkınsena İLKILIÇ,Manuel Knoll / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

The coronavirus pandemic has caused far-reaching precautionary measures around the world. Governments’ attempts to get the coronavirus under control have led to the negligence of other important policy areas. Climate policy in particular has been significantly influenced and lost importance on the political agendas of states after the outbreak. Over time, the coronavirus will either disappear or lose its initial impact due to medical measures. Two years after the outbreak of the coronavirus, this paper aims to analyse and evaluate the short-term and long-term impacts of the coronavirus crisis on international climate policy. It is important to analyse how it has shaped international climate policy and what lessons can be learned for dealing with climate change. The analysis is based on the principles and regular functioning of the International Climate Change Regime.

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TEMATYCZNY PODZIAŁ ZAPOŻYCZEŃ LEKSYKALNYCH WYSTĘPUJĄCYCH W ARTYKUŁACH PRASOWYCH POŚWIĘCONYCH ZMIANOM KLIMATU
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Author(s): Milena Wojtyńska-Nowotka / Language(s): Polish Issue: 05/2022

This paper presents an analysis of the borrowed lexis used in press articles concerned with climate change. The aim of the research was to describe the thematic structure of foreign words, which reflects the way in which global warming is perceived by the contemporary human being. The results of the conducted analysis have demonstrated that the greatest share belonged to the vocabulary related to the functioning of the human being in the society. The sphere related to the world of animate and inanimate nature was ranked second.

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Feeling Like the Colorado River: A Groundwork for Restoration Ecocriticism

Feeling Like the Colorado River: A Groundwork for Restoration Ecocriticism

Author(s): Ufuk Özdağ / Language(s): English Issue: 109/2022

Environmentalism has entered a new phase. For the past three decades, communities around the world have been voicing land, air, water pollution, toxicity, diseases connected to contaminated environments, clearcutting, soil erosion, mountaintop removal, and other anthropogenic damages to the environments. Currently, there is action in the most hands-on way. Within the ecological restoration movement, grassroots regreening activities have speeded up and communities are engaged in extensive land healing efforts for land productivity, food security, and human/nature wellness. This article poses the question: what will be the response of the English profession to this new trend of ecological restoration? Although existing ecocritical schools have contributed to environmental awareness broadly, this article proposes the study of literary and cultural texts inspired by landscape and local environmental history for hands-on awareness and engagement. The article defines restoration ecocriticism as the ecocritical study of literary and cultural texts that explore or inspire individual or collaborative community restoration efforts in the degraded lands/waters/marine environments, most often caused by anthropogenic activities. It lays the groundwork of how ecocritics may contribute to restoring the lands/waters/marine environments (and native species) in the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration through Edward Abbey’s Desert Solitaire, a landmark text that inspires river restoration in the local areas around the globe.

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Bayburt’un Kara Kışı: Tepegöz

Bayburt’un Kara Kışı: Tepegöz

Author(s): Tuğba Akkoyun Koç / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 110/2022

Epics, in which various events such as war, famine, internal political conflicts, and natural disasters, have deep traces in the minds of nations and are conveyed through generations with mythological elements that are not too far from the Dede Korkut Stories. Mythic period traces found in the stories have formed a layered structure equipped with concentrated information. Although chronologically, the first layer is actually the last layer added, it is the most understandable and appealing layer to the general reader. The latter layers are much deeper because its context diverges a little further from the reader. In order to reach the deep structure, as aimed in this study, the method of discourse analysis, which focuses on the archeology of the text, is based on the dominance of the ideology on the text, and the perspectives of linguistic anthropology has been used; since the words and structures they form in the texts come into existence not by chance but by “selection”, These two fields of study are always in an interaction and exchange with each other. According to research, climate plays a very important role in the formation of civilization and interacts with their social, economic, and political elements. Thus, climate changes and their consequences (famine, migration, etc.), wars, important warriors, opinion leaders, and victories throughouth the world can be conveyed through literary texts. When the layered structure in the Tepegoz story is examined, the connection between climate-human interaction is clearly seen. In this context, the story where Basat killed Tepegöz, has been analyzed with the support of data from various disciplines such as environmental history, medicine, climatology, zoology, geology, geography, and toponym, in accordance with the interdisciplinary dimension of discourse analysis; as a result, the Tepegoz-harsh winter link was revealed.

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COLLABORATION IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION OF MOUNT MERAPI IN SLEMAN

COLLABORATION IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION OF MOUNT MERAPI IN SLEMAN

Author(s): Mustofa Muhammad,Sri Suwitri,Larasati Endang,Yuniningsih Tri / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

The main focus of disaster management is currently on disaster risk reduction activities. Mount Merapi in Indonesia is one of the most active volcanoes in the world with a four-year eruption cycle. The local government of the Sleman Regency has made several efforts to reduce the risk of impacts from the eruption of Mount Merapi. These efforts involve various elements in society. The purpose of this research is to identify the efforts made by the Sleman Regency Government in reducing the risk of the eruption of Mount Merapi and the factors that influence it. This research uses descriptive qualitative research methods with informants coming from the government, volunteers and the community. The findings of this study are the activity of risk reduction of eruption Merapi Mount in Sleman consists of physical and non-physical mitigation. Physical mitigation includes the construction of the Merapi Sabodam, construction of the Early Warning System, determination of evacuation routes and construction of refugee shelters. Non-physical mitigation includes the preparation of a contingency plan for the eruption of Mount Merapi, the formation of Destana (Disaster Resilient Village), the sister village and sister school program, the establishment of a disaster safe education unit, the establishment of the Operational Unit and the Implementing Unit for disaster management. The program is run by the government along with non-state actors to be affected by the starting conditions of each party, ability to combine the resources owned by each party, to shared information and commitment to a common purpose.

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KARADENİZ’E KIYISI OLAN ÜLKELERİN DENİZ SAĞLIĞI PERFORMANSLARININ ANALİZİ: SD TABANLI EDAS YÖNTEMİ İLE BİR UYGULAMA

KARADENİZ’E KIYISI OLAN ÜLKELERİN DENİZ SAĞLIĞI PERFORMANSLARININ ANALİZİ: SD TABANLI EDAS YÖNTEMİ İLE BİR UYGULAMA

Author(s): Furkan Fahri Altintas / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 74/2022

In the research, the marine health performances of the mentioned countries were measured by the Standard Deviation (SD)-based EDAS method over the Ocean Health Index (OHI) component values of the 6 countries with a coast to the Black Sea for 2021, which is the latest and current. Within the scope of the findings, firstly, it was determined that tourism and recreation, food provision, fishing opportunities and sense of place components were more important than other components by standard deviation method. Secondly, marine health performances of the countries according to the SD-based EDAS method are listed as Georgia, Romania, Bulgaria, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine. Thirdly, within the scope of the method, it has been determined that marine health performances of the countries can be explained by the SD-based ARAS, BTA, COPRAS, TOPSIS, WASPAS, GRA (Gray Relational Analysis) methods, apart from the SD-based EDAS method. In research, In general, it has been concluded that countries should carry out activities for the development of tourism and recreation, food provision, fishing opportunities and sense of place components in order to increase their marine health performance. In addition, based on the quantitative results, it was evaluated that Ukraine should provide strategies for the marine health of Black Sea.

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Mehmet Kavukçu ve Olafur Eliasson’un Eserlerinde Küresel Bir Sorun Olan Su

Mehmet Kavukçu ve Olafur Eliasson’un Eserlerinde Küresel Bir Sorun Olan Su

Author(s): Gonca Yayan,Yusuf Han / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 24/2022

Oxygen and water are two basic elements for the survival of all living things on Earth. Water is defined as a basic element that ensures the sustainability of biological life. Today, water is a very effective substance not only on the living environment but also on the inanimate environment due to its properties. Because life began in water. Today the effects of climate change on water resources and the amount of water on earth are oxygen and water are. The reduction of water resources as a result of the climate crisis and global warming has also started to pose an important problem for the creatures living on the earth. Although human beings know that they need to take action to solve this problem as soon as possible, they do not take enough precautions. Therefore associations, foundations and sensitive people and even artists have made an effort to warn other people living on the planet and create an awareness. Some artists express this on their own artistic style while aiming to depict influences of water on societies with their sample artworks. In this research, qualitative research method, literature review about the works of two artists on water, and in this context, the works of Mehmet Kavukçu and Olafur Eliasson were examined and what kind of awareness creations were revealed.

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Phytochemical profiles, antioxidant and antimicrobial activity of Actinidia polygama and A. arguta fruits and leaves

Phytochemical profiles, antioxidant and antimicrobial activity of Actinidia polygama and A. arguta fruits and leaves

Author(s): N. O. Khromykh,Y. V. Lykholat,O. O. Didur,T. V. Sklyar,V. R. Davydov,K. V. Lavrentievа,T. Y. Lykholat / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Plants of two species of Actinidia genus grown in an adverse steppe climate were examined in terms of secondary metabolites’ accumulation, antioxidant potential, and antimicrobial ability. The aim of the work was to reveal whether the introduced plants A. arguta and A. polygama retain their well-known health benefits. Total content of polyphenols (549.2 and 428.1 mg GAE/100 g FW, respectively), flavonoids, and phenolic acids as well as total antioxidant activity and reducing power of the fruit isopropanol extracts were found to be equal or even higher than the reported data on kiwifruit varieties cultivated in China and other regions. Antioxidant potential and phenolic compounds’ content in the fruit peel of both species were higher when compared to pulp, while corresponding indices of leaves exceeded those of the fruit. Disc-diffusion assays showed low to moderate antibacterial activity of A. arguta and A. polygama fruit and leaf extracts against collection Gram-negative and Gram-positive strains. Clinical strains of P. aeruginosa and E. coli resistant to the action of ofloxacin were notably inhibited by A. arguta and A. polygama fruit and leaf crude extracts. Inhibiting effects of plant extracts on clinical strains of K. pneumoniae and A. baumannii were comparable with the effect of ofloxacin. GC-MS assays identified 23 and 36 chemical constituents, respectively in A. arguta and A. polygama fruit isopropanol extracts. The main compounds in both extracts were 2-propenoic acid, pentadecyl ester followed by squalene, 7,9-di-tert-butyl1-oxaspiro(4,5)deca-6,9-dien-2,8-dione, octadecanoic acid, 2-oxo-methyl ester, ethylisoallocholate, and phytol having known bioactivities. Our findings confirmed the preservation of useful properties by the introduced plants and also indicated the rich health-promoting abilities and expedience of cultivating A. arguta and A. polygama in a steppe climate.

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Features of the exogenic development of Passalurus ambiguus (Nematoda, Oxyuroidae) at different temperature regimes

Features of the exogenic development of Passalurus ambiguus (Nematoda, Oxyuroidae) at different temperature regimes

Author(s): V. O. Yevstafieva,A. Khorolskyi,S. Kravchenko,V. V. Melnychuk,O. Nikiforova,O. Reshetylo / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Passalurosis is a prevalent disease among helminthiases of domestic rabbits. This invasion is caused by the nematode Passalurus ambiguus (Nematoda, Oxyuroidae), which is cosmopolitan and localized in the cecum and colon of rabbits. Passalurosis is highly contagious and capable of unlimited spread, due to the biological characteristics of its pathogen, such as the conditions that ensure maximum preservation of parasites at exogenous stages of their development. Experimental research in the laboratory established the timing of development of P. ambiguus eggs isolated from the gonads of female helminths, depending on temperature regimes and features of their growth and development. According to the morphological features of Passalurus eggs, four stages were distinguished in their exogenous development: zygote, cleavage and formation of blastomeres, formation of larvae and motile larvae. Depending on the cultivation temperature, the duration of embryogenesis ranged from 4 to 9 days, and egg viability ranged from 59.3% to 72.7%. The most favourable temperature regime for the development of P. ambiguus eggs was the temperature of 35 °C, at which 72.7% of eggs with motile larvae were formed within 4 days. At this temperature, the zygote stage lasted for 1 day of cultivation, the stage of cleaving and formation of blastomeres occurred on days 1–2, the stage of larval formation on days 1–3, and the stage of formation of motile larva on days 3–4. At lower temperatures, the term of development of Passalurus eggs increased, and the number of viable eggs decreased. At temperatures of 30 °С and 25 °С, the development of Passalurus eggs took place during 5 and 7 days, respectively, and the viability was 66.7% and 62.7%. At these temperatures, the zygote stage lasted 1–2 and 1–3 days, the stage of cleaving and formation of blastomeres occurred on days 1–3 and 1–4, the stage of larval formation lasted from days 2–4 and 2–6, and the stage of formation of motile larvae took place on days 3–5 and 4–7, respectively. The least favourable temperature for the development of P. ambiguus eggs was the temperature of 20 °С, at which the formation of motile larvae occurred in 9 days, and their viability was only 59.3%. At this temperature, the zygote stage lasted 1–4 days, the stage of cleaving and blastomere formation occurred on days 2–6, and the larval formation stage on days 3–8, and the motile larval stage happened on days 5–9. The growth and development of P. ambiguus eggs was accompanied by significant changes in morphometric parameters, such as the increase in egg width and thinning of egg shell at the egg shell plug. The obtained data will allow preventive measures to be effectively implemented on rabbit farms that are susceptible to pinworms, taking into account the terms of exogenous development of pathogens in different seasons.

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IMPLEMENTACJA „ŻYJĄCYCH FASAD” NA OSIEDLACH MIESZKANIOWYCH Z WIELKIEJ PŁYTY JAKO ELEMENT ADAPTACJI MIAST DO ZMIAN KLIMATU – NA PRZYKŁADZIE WARSZAWY

IMPLEMENTACJA „ŻYJĄCYCH FASAD” NA OSIEDLACH MIESZKANIOWYCH Z WIELKIEJ PŁYTY JAKO ELEMENT ADAPTACJI MIAST DO ZMIAN KLIMATU – NA PRZYKŁADZIE WARSZAWY

Author(s): Karolina Ćwiklińska,Agnieszka Dudzińska-Jarmolińska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 38/2020

The ongoing climate changes result in numerous negative effects on the human living environment. For cities it is especially challenging to address the problem of rising air temperatures that lead to stronger and more frequent heat waves. In order to readjust city space to new climate conditions, it is of key importance to research and implement adaptation strategies like nature based solutions (NBS) – actions inspired by nature which are sustainable and effective from the ecological, social and economic perspective. In this article, vines implemented on building walls are presented as an example of a nature based solution that ensures lower air temperature and higher thermal comfort. Studies conducted in a housing area in Warsaw – Bemowo district indicate that there is potential space for implementing the proposed idea and the majority of residents are supportive of it.

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PŁYWAJĄCE MIASTA PRZYSZŁOŚCI – STAN OBECNY I PERSPEKTYWY ROZWOJU OSADNICTWA NA WODZIE

PŁYWAJĄCE MIASTA PRZYSZŁOŚCI – STAN OBECNY I PERSPEKTYWY ROZWOJU OSADNICTWA NA WODZIE

Author(s): Szymon Król / Language(s): Polish Issue: 42/2021

Many of the challenges facing mankind today are accumulating in coastal areas. Changes in the natural and cultural environment necessitate the search for new forms of settlement. One solution is building on water. For many years, it has been the subject of deliberation, fantasy and utopian visions, and in the era of growing technological possibilities, it begins to be quite real. What are the experiences so far? What are architects and engineers proposing for the coming years? Will floating cities really solve the problems of today’s world? This article tries to answer these questions; it provides an overview of up-to-date information on water-based construction and addresses its development. It describes the main arguments for creating floating cities, potential difficulties and guidelines for future projects.

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Forest Cover Changes and Landscape Sustainability – A Retrospective Study in Cultural Borderland, ed. by Jan Marek Matuszkiewicz

Forest Cover Changes and Landscape Sustainability – A Retrospective Study in Cultural Borderland, ed. by Jan Marek Matuszkiewicz

Author(s): Péter Szabó / Language(s): English Issue: 9/2021

Review of: Péter Szabó - Forest Cover Changes and Landscape Sustainability – A Retrospective Study in Cultural Borderland, ed. by Jan Marek Matuszkiewicz, Institute of Geography and Spatial Organisation, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw 2020, 397 pp.

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Warunki obiegu wody w zlewni Krempnej w Beskidzie Niskim

Warunki obiegu wody w zlewni Krempnej w Beskidzie Niskim

Author(s): Patryk WACŁAWCZYK,Dawid Piątek,Maciej Siwka,Maciej BRYNDZA,Agata Gołąb,Joanna HAŁYS,Klaudia Jagi,Ewa Kalisz,Patrycja Wójtowicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2022

Magura National Park, located in Beskid Niski Mountains, is poorly researched in the field of hydrology. The aim of this study is to recognize the water cycle patterns in Krempna stream catchment (located in Magura NP). To reach this goal, hydrological mapping was taken. 173 (9,9/square kilometer) water outflows in catchment were surveyed; mean spring water temperature was 13,8°C (ranging from 8 to 19°C) and mean SEC was 345 µS×cm−1 (ranging from 70 to 1000 µS×cm−1). The results, compared with existing studies, indicate low water resources and a rapid transformation of rainfall into runoff in the studied catchment.

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Climatic conditions of the development of tourism and leisure on the Żuławy Alluvial Plain

Climatic conditions of the development of tourism and leisure on the Żuławy Alluvial Plain

Author(s): Mirosława Malinowska / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2021

Based on the data for the years 1981–2014 from two meteorological stations located in the central and northern part of the Żuławy Alluvial Plain, the climatic conditions for the development of tourism and recreation in this area were analyzed. The factors contributing to this type of activity are the average temperatures in the fall and winter months higher than in central Poland and lower temperatures in the summer months, a relatively small number of hot and very hot days, as well as ice and very ice days. The central part of the analyzed area is characterized by lower precipitation totals, lower relative humidity, lower number of steamy days, lower cloud cover, and a high number of days with less than 50% cloudiness than the northern part, which is favorable to tourism in this area. Due to the small number of days with snowfall and snow cover over 8 cm thick, the possibility of skiing here is limited.

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CEEOL is a leading provider of academic eJournals, eBooks and Grey Literature documents in Humanities and Social Sciences from and about Central, East and Southeast Europe. In the rapidly changing digital sphere CEEOL is a reliable source of adjusting expertise trusted by scholars, researchers, publishers, and librarians. CEEOL offers various services to subscribing institutions and their patrons to make access to its content as easy as possible. CEEOL supports publishers to reach new audiences and disseminate the scientific achievements to a broad readership worldwide. Un-affiliated scholars have the possibility to access the repository by creating their personal user account.

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