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Digital Geovisualisation Technologies Applied to Geoheritage Management
2018International ...
Cayla, Nathalie, Simon, Martin
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Quantitative Assessment of Geotopes as an Effective Tool for Geoheritage Management
Geoheritage, 2011A quantitative methodology for the assessment of geotopes that can be used for the sustainable management and conservation of the geological heritage of an area is here presented. As sustainable development, education and conservation are core issues for the successful management of any protected area, this study focuses on the development of specific ...
Charalampos Fassoulas +3 more
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MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION AND PROMOTION OF GEOHERITAGE AT MEDOBORY NATURE RESERVE
PROBLEMS OF GEOMORPHOLOGY AND PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF THE UKRANIAN CARPATHIANS AND ADJACENT AREAS, 2020The article deals with the management plan for the geoheritage sites as a component of the “Management Plan for the Medobory Nature Reserve and the Protection of its Natural Sites”. Critical analysis of the need for a comprehensive study of components of inanimate nature, in particular, geological-geomorphological structure of the protected areas with ...
Yuriy Zinko +4 more
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Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 2019
Abstract Anthropogenic damage of geoheritage is documented widely, but natural processes can also lead to geoheritage loss. For instance, sand dune migration causes submergence of unique geological and palaeontological sites in desert environments of the Sahara.
Kholoud M. AbdelMaksoud +3 more
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Abstract Anthropogenic damage of geoheritage is documented widely, but natural processes can also lead to geoheritage loss. For instance, sand dune migration causes submergence of unique geological and palaeontological sites in desert environments of the Sahara.
Kholoud M. AbdelMaksoud +3 more
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Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 2023
Abstract Geodiversity and geoheritage studies are multidisciplinary, drawing from all sides of geosciences and extending them into the humanities, geoarchaeology, spatial planning, territorial and risk management, economics, tourism, or culture using integrated and interdisciplinary research approaches.
Lucie Kubalíková +5 more
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Abstract Geodiversity and geoheritage studies are multidisciplinary, drawing from all sides of geosciences and extending them into the humanities, geoarchaeology, spatial planning, territorial and risk management, economics, tourism, or culture using integrated and interdisciplinary research approaches.
Lucie Kubalíková +5 more
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Geoheritage and geodiversity management – the questions for tomorrow
Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 2013Abstract Geodiversity is an important term for future geoheritage management strategies. It is modelled on the term biodiversity that today dominates the work of nature conservation. It describes a complexity of natural attributes in all scales and represents both opportunities and challenges for management strategies.
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2021
<p>The dissemination of Geoheritage research can be reinforced by building solid partnerships between researchers and national and regional stakeholders as practical experience has shown in the Chablais UNESCO Global Geopark. Increasingly, territorial management bodies, particularly those hosting UNESCO designations such as UNESCO Global ...
Justice, Sophie +3 more
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<p>The dissemination of Geoheritage research can be reinforced by building solid partnerships between researchers and national and regional stakeholders as practical experience has shown in the Chablais UNESCO Global Geopark. Increasingly, territorial management bodies, particularly those hosting UNESCO designations such as UNESCO Global ...
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Territorial upgrading through geoheritage management and enhancement in the Emilia Apennines (Italy)
2023Geotourism, as a form of sustainable tourism, promotes the conservation of geodiversity by spreading knowledge in Earth Science and through appreciation of geological features among the general public. Moreover, geotourism support regional economic development of those communities living and working around sites of geological and geomorphological ...
Vittoria Vandelli +2 more
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An Analysis on Resource Management of Geoheritage: A Case Study of South China Karst
Advanced Materials Research, 2012Regions of Karst landscape cover an estimated 12 percent of the world’s land space. South China Karst has been successful in its application to enter the World Heritage List as a natural heritage approved by UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee in 2007.
Si Jia Huo, Jian Hua Sun, Ke Qin Sun
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