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Mapping geomorphosites: an analysis of geotourist maps
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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Geomorphosites of Poland : the role played by the Central Register of Geosites [PDF]
Poland is a country of considerable geomorphological diversity and includes a range of physical landscapes, from high mountains through uplands, plains, glaciated lowlands, large river valleys, to coasts.
Kiebała, G. +4 more
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Using 1:10,000 full-area covering analogue geomorphological maps as the basis for our geoconservation work in the State of Vorarlberg (Austria), we define geomorphosites as the smallest coherent landforms which can be delineated, weighted and ranked ...
Seijmonsbergen, A.C.; id_orcid +2 more
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Landscape units, geomorphosites and geodiversity of the Ifrane-Azrou region (Middle Atlas, Morocco)
The concept of geomorphosites is relatively recent (Panizza, 2001), finding application in many European nations, but in Africa much research on geomorphological heritage has still to be done.
Melis M. T. +3 more
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The application of the geomorphosites concept in the tourist sector (Novohradské hory case study)
The bachelor thesis evaluates and proposes potential use of geomorphosites in the travel industry (geotourism). The analysis is done on the example of a specific territory in Novohradské hory.
VOZANDYCH, Petr
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Ethnopedology in the study of toponyms connected to the indigenous knowledge on soil resource. [PDF]
Capra GF +5 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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