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The geodiversity mapping of Hungary
2023The assessment, evaluation, and visualisation of geodiversity is a useful tool when trying to consider geoscientific values for e.g. establishing a geopark or any geo-related tourism attraction. A comprehensive geodiversity analysis and mapping of the whole area of Hungary has not yet been carried out, even though there are two UNESCO Global Geoparks ...
Márton Pál, Gáspár Albert
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Marine geological maps as essential seabed geodiversity information for sustainable management
2023Recently, international focus on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals has led to the proposal of Essential Geodiversity Variables (EGVs), a framework for geological (geodiversity) information, intended to stand alongside Essential Variables (EVs) already defined for Climate, Biodiversity and Oceans (limited to ocean physics, biochemistry ...
Margaret F.J. Dolan +2 more
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Mapping and valuing karst underground geodiversity in cave Lokvarka, Croatia
2019The rising interest in geoheritage and geodiversity concepts resulted in conduction of inventories and evaluations of abiotic part of natural heritage in different parts of world. Yet, significant part of geoheritage and geodiversity is being neglected among experts and refers to the caves.
Talaja, Matea, Butorac, Valerija
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Geoheritage, 2021
The values of geodiversity, defined through different qualitative and/or quantitative methods, represent a fundamental asset for the development of geoconservation actions. Quantitative methods can be considered those of less subjectivity since their dependence on the evaluator and its scientific knowledge is restricted.
Marília Cristina Santos Souza Dias +6 more
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The values of geodiversity, defined through different qualitative and/or quantitative methods, represent a fundamental asset for the development of geoconservation actions. Quantitative methods can be considered those of less subjectivity since their dependence on the evaluator and its scientific knowledge is restricted.
Marília Cristina Santos Souza Dias +6 more
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2022
All of earth's materials (rocks, fossils, minerals, soils), landforms, and processes make up the planet's geodiversity. Various landscapes have different geodiversity elements, and it is possible to quantify them as to compare their importance. One way to compare geodiversity's importance is to calculate the value of the resources we use, and the ...
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All of earth's materials (rocks, fossils, minerals, soils), landforms, and processes make up the planet's geodiversity. Various landscapes have different geodiversity elements, and it is possible to quantify them as to compare their importance. One way to compare geodiversity's importance is to calculate the value of the resources we use, and the ...
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Geological and Geodiversity Mapping Project on the Brazil - Suriname border
2017No ...
Fraga, Leda +7 more
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2020
<p>Shallow water coastal environments can be highly dynamic and comprise a range of dynamic geodiversity variables as well as a range of benthic habitats. It is challenging to map such dynamic shallow water coastal environments and their geodiversity variables and benthic habitats in high-resolution, high precision and full ...
Verner Brandbyge Ernstsen +7 more
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<p>Shallow water coastal environments can be highly dynamic and comprise a range of dynamic geodiversity variables as well as a range of benthic habitats. It is challenging to map such dynamic shallow water coastal environments and their geodiversity variables and benthic habitats in high-resolution, high precision and full ...
Verner Brandbyge Ernstsen +7 more
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Local-scale field mapping of geodiversity: a case study from sub-Arctic Finland
The increasing pressure from climate‑driven and human‑induced disturbances in high-latitude regions has created an urgent need for novel approaches to support existing conservation strategies. The development and utilization of new approaches could be particularly useful in investigating and conserving Arctic and sub-Arctic environments, which are ...Olli Karjalainen +3 more
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2018
We present the digital geological map of an area located in the Regional Natural Park of “Capanne di Marcarolo” (http://www.areeprotetteappenninopiemontese.it/, Alessandria, Italy), that has a great number of standing features both for its geodiversity and biodiversity. The aim of this work is to illustrate the geodiversity of an area that is not yet a
Scarsi M. +4 more
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We present the digital geological map of an area located in the Regional Natural Park of “Capanne di Marcarolo” (http://www.areeprotetteappenninopiemontese.it/, Alessandria, Italy), that has a great number of standing features both for its geodiversity and biodiversity. The aim of this work is to illustrate the geodiversity of an area that is not yet a
Scarsi M. +4 more
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2014
Cave Park Grabovaca is located near Perusic in Lika region (central Croatia). It was established in 2006 at the area of 5.95 km2 (protection category: significant landscape). The main task is management and protection of Samograd, Medina and Amidzina caves that were declared as geomorphological monuments, and 6 other caves located close to each other ...
Bočić, Neven +2 more
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Cave Park Grabovaca is located near Perusic in Lika region (central Croatia). It was established in 2006 at the area of 5.95 km2 (protection category: significant landscape). The main task is management and protection of Samograd, Medina and Amidzina caves that were declared as geomorphological monuments, and 6 other caves located close to each other ...
Bočić, Neven +2 more
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