Mining Educational Trail in Slovakia

Ilkovičová, Ľubica; Ilkovič, Ján

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“…Ilkovičová and Ilkovič consider the possibilities of combining industrial tourism with educational and ecological ways of creating mining educational trails, entire geoparks in the territories of mineral extraction (for example, in Slovakia, Spiš, Gemer, a well-known area around Banská Štiavnica) [8]. According to the authors, this approach will make it possible to keep the economic development of post-industrial areas stable and restore their ecological potential (with the use of reclamation and revitalization means).…”

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Mining tourism as a guarantee of sustainable development of industrial regions (on the example of Kryvyi Rih region)

Patsiuk,

Ostapchuk,

Kazakov

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Sustainable tourism is fundamentally about preserving and enhancing natural, historical, or cultural heritage, as well as promoting activities related to local identity and history. For mining regions, one of the ways to diversify their economies on a sustainable basis is to develop the tourism sector. The development of niche forms of tourism, which are fully focused on the resources of the industrial area, helps to supplement and diversify the tourist offer in these regions, including industrial tourism and one of its areas - mining tourism. The objective of the study is to reveal the importance of sustainable development for an old industrial region, using Kryvyi Rih as an example, by intensifying tourism activities that would maximize the social, economic, cultural, and environmental benefits of tourism. The research is based on the dialectical method of cognition and a systematic approach. The research was carried out on the basis of parallel use of theoretical (comparative analysis, abstraction, specification and generalization) and empirical methods (expeditionary methods, observations, the method of field visual inspections, content analysis, etc.) As a result of the study, approaches to the concept of “mining tourism” were structured, and the key objects of interest of consumers of this tourist destination were identified. Global trends in the transformation of industrial areas for the needs of mining tourism were analyzed. The information on mining facilities in Kryvyi Rih is systematized and their suitability for the tourism sector is diagnosed. Based on the diagnostics, the use of various mining facilities in thematic tour programs is proposed, which is confirmed by the results of practical tourism activities.

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confidence: 99%

Mining tourism as a guarantee of sustainable development of industrial regions (on the example of Kryvyi Rih region)

Patsiuk,

Ostapchuk,

Kazakov

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Analytical review of the training system for mining engineers in Russia

Petrov

2022

Min.Sci.Technol. (RUS)

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Personnel training for the mineral resources sector in Russia has always been one of the most relevant topics for discussion in academic and professional mining community, including the international context. Experts from many countries regularly present their research on the state and achievements of higher education in mining in the national training systems for mining engineers. The purpose of this paper is to analyze and quantify the system of training for mining engineers in Russia. To assess the quantitative characteristics of the training of mining engineers in Russia, the research used methods of analysis based on the objective data of state statistics on the graduation of mining engineers in all universities, as well as admission to the corresponding professions and training programs. Thus, 5,031 mining engineers were trained in Russia in the specialties “Applied Geology”; “Geological Exploration”; “Mining”; “Physical Processes of Mining and Oil and Gas Production” in 2021. 10,789 bachelors and masters were trained under oil and gas directions of training. The results of the analysis are presented in the paper in the context of particular universities, specializations and directions of training of Federal Districts and the country as a whole. The quantitative parameters of personnel training for the mineral resource sector at Russian universities indicate the opportunity for the formation of human resources potential within the higher education system of the industry exclusively at the expense of their own academic schools.

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Mining Educational Trail in Slovakia

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Mining tourism as a guarantee of sustainable development of industrial regions (on the example of Kryvyi Rih region)

Mining tourism as a guarantee of sustainable development of industrial regions (on the example of Kryvyi Rih region)

Analytical review of the training system for mining engineers in Russia

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