Loess–palaeosol sequences in China and Europe: Common values and geoconservation issues

Vasiljević, Djordjije A.; Marković, Slobodan B.; Hose, Thomas A.; Ding, Zhongli; Guo, Zhengtang; Liu, Xiuming; Smalley, Ian; Lukić, Tin; Vujičić, Miroslav D.

doi:10.1016/j.catena.2013.06.005

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“…The central part of the Mountain has the shape of a long anticline, east -west, with a fragmented appearance of the wings. Anticline is symmetrically preserved, except in the far eastern part, where it sinks beneath the northern flank of the Danube fault [42]. The Mountain base is surrounded by two loess plateau areas, 130-150 m and 110-120 m high.…”

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“…The Mountain base is surrounded by two loess plateau areas, 130-150 m and 110-120 m high. The Mountain is partly covered with thick or thin layers of loess and loess deposits that ease severity and sudden transitions that are characteristics of older and more compact rocks, which is certainly in favor of sport and recreational tourism as a viable and accessible mountain in almost all its parts [40][41][42].…”

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Modelling of carrying capacity in National Park - Fruška Gora (Serbia) case study

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Negative effects of tourism development in a destination are usually the consequence of the high concentration of tourists, accommodation facilities and the activities that are practiced in a relatively restricted area. One of the most important measures to protect the areas is to calculate the maximum number of tourists that can simultaneously reside in a region, i.e. the determination of the carrying capacity. This paper outlines a method for determining carrying capacity based on zoning of environmental resources and zoning within a region. The paper argues for a return to the idea of identifying maximum appropriate number of users. The main hypothesis of the paper is based on the statement that the development of tourism in Fruška Gora (Mountain) National Park in Northern Serbia must be in accordance with the basic principles of sustainability, including the determination of carrying capacity. The main research goal was to show the opinion of local residents about the uncontrolled development of tourism, and to determine the carrying capacity in four sports and recreational zones of the mountain. The carrying capacity of the area is calculated by Lavery and Stanev formulas.

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Modelling of carrying capacity in National Park - Fruška Gora (Serbia) case study

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“…In spite of the significant improvements related to understanding the stratigraphy of the Danube loess sites (Vasiljević et al, 2011a(Vasiljević et al, , 2011b(Vasiljević et al, , 2014. However, the question of why there are so few long- Fortunately, some of the problems may be solved in forthcoming years through methodological advances and the discovery of new loess profiles.…”

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Danube loess stratigraphy — Towards a pan-European loess stratigraphic model

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“…Prof. Smalley to also co-organize additional 2 conferences in Novi Sad in 2009 (Fig. 2) ) and 2012(Markovi c et al, 2014Markovi c and Owen, 2014). As many times before, Ian motivated young members of the Novi Sad loess group to start intensive joint investigations (Smalley et al, 2010aSmalley and Markovi c, 2014;Markovi c et al, 2012;Svir cev et al, 2013;Vasiljevi c et al, 2011Vasiljevi c et al, , 2014.…”

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