Multidisciplinary research of landslide at UNESCO site of Lower Hodruša mining water reservoir

Bednařík, Martin; Putiška, René; Dostál, Ivan; Tornyai, Rudolf; Šilhán, Karel; Holzer, Filip; Ružek, Ivan

doi:10.1007/s10346-018-0973-5

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“…Currently, the research team of experts focus on using a complex of research methods to solve geotechnical problems such as reconstruction of historical water reservoirs, activation of old landslides, remediation of landslide slopes in a mining country with still active mining activity. He used methods of geodetic monitoring, 3D modeling of montaneous objects and geological environment, which he presented in his work Multidisciplinary research of landslide at UNESCO site of Lower Hodruša mining water reservoir [18].…”

Section: Development Of the Research Of Historical Montaneous Using Mmentioning

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Use of modern computer technologies and 3D modelling in the study of historical montanistics

2019

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This paper points out the integration of using of modern computer technologies and 3D modeling of montaneous objects, which form an integral part of montaneous tourism. It describes in detail the chronological development of the term “ montaneous “, which currently refers to all areas with interaction ties to primary, secondary and tertiary spheres of mining. At the same time, it points to an attractive form of making available objects, which no longer exists, resp. inaccessible historical montaneous objects using 3D visualization for the general public, which requires not only wider teams of high-quality programmers or graphic designers, but also experts who create historically relevant descriptive texts, diagrams or models, according which is possible their computer processing. Finally, it presents concrete 3D visualizations of historical montaneous objects in the territory of Eastern Slovakia.

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Section: Development Of the Research Of Historical Montaneous Using Mmentioning

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Use of modern computer technologies and 3D modelling in the study of historical montanistics

2019

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“…Other similar works are, for example, Carrer [18], Gibbs [19], Lasaponara and Masini [20], Spurná [21] and so on. Moreover, spatial relationships and distribution of objects are often analyzed by kriging method in other related geoscience disciplines, for example, when analyzing natural hazards [22], landscape changes [23] or retention changes of water reservoirs [24,25].…”

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Spatial Analysis of Pottery Presence at the Former Pobedim Hillfort (an Archeological Site in Slovakia)

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The aim of this study was a spatial analysis of the pottery occurrence (potsherds) in the acropolis part of the Pobedim hillfort (Slovakia) using two spatial statistical methods (spatial autocorrelation and kriging interpolation) with the help of GIS and their subsequent comparison. To understand the landscape of the study area, seven land use maps were created for different historical years (1783–1785, 1845, 1882, 1956, 1971, 2010 and 2017) confirming that the study area was predominantly utilized as arable land, which was related to advantageous floodplain location between the rivers of Horný Dudváh and Dubová. Using the Moran coefficient of spatial autocorrelation, it was found that there were seven high–high clusters and three high–low clusters representing the occurrence of potsherds. Using the kriging interpolation, three clusters of high concentration were found. Subsequent comparison of both methods revealed three identical areas with high frequency of pottery occurrence indicating places where significant settlement objects were located, such as the dwelling of a wealthy man, pottery workshop and the like. The difference between the areas with high number of potsherds between the two methods is approximately 12%, which indicates an acceptable match between the two methods and their applicability for spatial (geographic)–archaeological research.

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Effect of geometric parameters of a restraining embankment on the stabilization of a deep open-pit mine excavation

Jiang,

Wang,

Xue

et al. 2023

Bull Eng Geol Environ

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Multidisciplinary research of landslide at UNESCO site of Lower Hodruša mining water reservoir

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

Use of modern computer technologies and 3D modelling in the study of historical montanistics

Use of modern computer technologies and 3D modelling in the study of historical montanistics

Spatial Analysis of Pottery Presence at the Former Pobedim Hillfort (an Archeological Site in Slovakia)

Effect of geometric parameters of a restraining embankment on the stabilization of a deep open-pit mine excavation

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