Detailed Information on Publication Record
2011
Post-industrial landscapes of Usti region (Northern Czechia): data, identification rules, GIS procedure
KOLEJKA, Jaromír and Martin KLIMÁNEKBasic information
Original name
Post-industrial landscapes of Usti region (Northern Czechia): data, identification rules, GIS procedure
Name in Czech
Postindustriální krajiny ústecka: podklady, pravidla zjišťování, postyp v GIS
Authors
KOLEJKA, Jaromír and Martin KLIMÁNEK
Edition
1. vyd. Smolyan, Jubilee Scientific Conference with International Participation: The Man and the Universe. Scientific papers, p. 536-544, 9 pp. 2011
Publisher
USB Smolyan
Other information
Language
English
Type of outcome
Stať ve sborníku
Field of Study
Earth magnetism, geodesy, geography
Country of publisher
Bulgaria
Confidentiality degree
není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství
Organization unit
Faculty of Education
ISBN
978-954-397-025-4
Keywords (in Czech)
postindustriální krajina - zjišťování - typologie - veřejné databáze - Ústí nad Labem
Keywords in English
post-industrial landscape, identification, typology, public databases, GIS, Ústí nad Labem
Tags
International impact, Reviewed
Změněno: 4/11/2012 15:15, prof. RNDr. Jaromír Kolejka, CSc.
V originále
Post-industrial landscapes (PIL) represent a typical phenomenon not only of developed countries. The PIL definition features are described in the paper, as well as data available in the Czech Republic and possibly in the most EU member states necessary for PILs identification. The PIL location, mapping and typology are the most common requirements of planners and decision makers on all levels of administration or resolution. A special GIS based procedure was used in the project of GAAV agency for relatively very accurate delineation of PILs and their consequent typology. It deals with the multi-layer integrated geodatabase containing industrial heritage data stored in accessible databases (e.g. human made industrial land forms, land use forms related with industry and other accompanying human activities, surface and underground mining, contaminated sites, waste deposits, etc.) with different topologies (point, line, polygon). The concentrations of PIK indices were identified using the applications of buffer zones, layer overlay, cartographic generalization procedures and multi-parameter typology. The 5 sq km size criterion was applied to distinguish PILs from smaller post-industrial areas. Various PIL classes from the origin and content viewpoints were identified in the Ústi Region in the North of Czech Republic, one of the most industrialized country territories since 18th century, but also the most affected by economical changes in 1990s.
In Czech
Post-industrial landscapes (PIL) represent a typical phenomenon not only of developed countries. The PIL definition features are described in the paper, as well as data available in the Czech Republic and possibly in the most EU member states necessary for PILs identification. The PIL location, mapping and typology are the most common requirements of planners and decision makers on all levels of administration or resolution. A special GIS based procedure was used in the project of GAAV agency for relatively very accurate delineation of PILs and their consequent typology. It deals with the multi-layer integrated geodatabase containing industrial heritage data stored in accessible databases (e.g. human made industrial land forms, land use forms related with industry and other accompanying human activities, surface and underground mining, contaminated sites, waste deposits, etc.) with different topologies (point, line, polygon). The concentrations of PIK indices were identified using the applications of buffer zones, layer overlay, cartographic generalization procedures and multi-parameter typology. The 5 sq km size criterion was applied to distinguish PILs from smaller post-industrial areas. Various PIL classes from the origin and content viewpoints were identified in the Ústi Region in the North of Czech Republic, one of the most industrialized country territories since 18th century, but also the most affected by economical changes in 1990s.
Links
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