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Mapping geomorphosites: an analysis of geotourist maps
Geotourism/Geoturystyka, 2008 Within the current research on geomorphosites, the field of mapping is relatively little developed. Studies offering specific mapping methods for geomorphosites are still rare. However, we can observe an important production of maps used for tourism means: “geotourist maps”. This study focuses on such maps.
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Geomorphosite Hill of Horto (lookout type) and its geomorphological value (Geopark Araripe/CE) [PDF]
Resumo Os estudos geomorfológicos sobre a geodiversidade têm se mostrado uma importante base teórico-conceitual para a compreensão e conservação dos fatores abióticos da paisagem.
Francisco Nataniel Batista de Albuquerque +2 more
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Modern GeográfiaBăile Tușnad, also known as “Little Switzerland”, “The Land of Mineral Waters”, “The Pearl of Transylvania” or “The Pearl of Spa Tourism in Romania”, was once the pride and effervescence of spa tourism in Romania.
Bálint-Bálint, Lóránt +4 more
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Geomorphosite Evaluation at Keelung Ho-Ping Island Park
, 2014 台灣位處板塊接觸帶，擁有許多特殊的地形景觀，因而行政院農委會自1985年跟隨世界地景保育趨勢，開始地景點的登錄與調查，至2012年底共計登錄341個地景點。其中基隆和平島公園擁有豐富的自然地景，是推動地景旅遊的絕佳地區。因而本研究以此作為研究區，了解和平島地形景點的特性，並彙整國外學者的地形景點評估指標，評估和平島公園各地形景點的價值。最後根據研究結果，作為和平島公園在保育為前提下，後續推動觀光和教育推廣之目的。 本研究調查結果顯示：1.
陳孜鴻, Chen, Tz-Hung
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THE MARMORE FALL (TERNI - UMBRIA REGION): HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF A «GEOMORPHOSITE»
, 2016 La Cascata delle Marmore, realizzata dal Salto effettuato dal F. Velino nel F. Nera, rappresenta un elemento morfologico particolarmente «scenografico» dell'Umbria.
Gregori, Lucilia, Troiani, Cristina
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QuaternaryGeoheritage assessment supports inventory design, geoconservation, geoeducation, public interpretation, and geotourism, yet many methods still merge intrinsic site significance with present-day conditions of access, interpretation, and management.
Sebastiano Ettore Spoto
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The ‘management perimeter’: A proposal for effective conservation of geomorphosites
Geomorphosites, i.e. geosites with geomorphological interest, have a great spatial variability. Geomorphological heritage is visible at all scales, thus the area of a geomorphosite may include a single landform, groups of landforms, up to larger portions
Francesco Faccini +3 more
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Geohazard Analysis in the Context of Bangladesh's Geomorphosites
Abstract This study aims to manage geomorphosites in hazard-prone areas sustainably by considering the spatial relationship between natural hazards and human-induced pressures. The work develops a GIS-based model to evaluate multi-hazard vulnerability at four well-known geomorphosites in Bangladesh: Cox’s Bazar, the Sundarbans, Jaflong,
Bibi Hafsa +4 more
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