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Acta Geographica Slovenica, 2014 In order to detect recently tectonically active faults, Stream Length-gradient (SL) index and a newly developed method of river gradient analysis were made for three rivers. Two methods were used on the southern part of Ljubljana moor, where rivers cross
Lea Žibret, Gorazd Žibret
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The expansion of Ljubljana onto the Ljubljansko barje moor
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 2005 Ljubljana began its southward expansion south relatively late because the characteristics of the Ljubljansko Barje moor had a hindering effect on the expanding process of the city.
Primož Gašperič
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Analysis of the flood in Ljubljana and on the Ljubljana moor
Geodetski Vestnik, 2012 After the floods that hit Slovenia in September 2010, the Institute for Water of the Republic of Slovenia measured the heights of geodetic points (with the GNSS levelling method) used to determine the height of flood water on the Ljubljana moor and Ljubljana.
Andrej Vidmar +2 more
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Field comparison of seismic sources for high resolution shallow seismic reflection profiling on the Ljubljana Moor [PDF]
Acta Geodynamica Et Geomaterialia, 2013 Two seismic sources were tested on different surfaces during acquisition of a 5.5-km long high resolution seismic reflection (HRS) profile on the Ljubljana Moor in central Slovenia. Maximum target depth range of the survey was 200 – 300 m. Nine different
J. Atanackov
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Hydrographical Characteristics of Ljubljansko barje (the Ljubljana Moor) Floods
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1984 The study deals with hydrographie characteristics and causes of the Ljubljana Moor floods and the hydrosystem of the drainage ditches.
Marko Kolbezen
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Agrarian Use of Ljubljansko barje (the Ljubljana Moor)
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1984 The article deals with some of the geographical characteristics of land use in the Ljubljana Moor area. The basic changes in growing of the principal land categories during the 1896—1980 period are shown, and the influence of the basic geographical ...
Milan Natek
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Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1984 Data collected in the field were used to present the past and the present use of the water power of the Ljubljanica river tributaries in the area of the Ljubljana Moor and in its immediate hinterland.
Milan Natek
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The Population, Settlement and Traffic on Ljubljansko barje (the Ljubljana Moor)
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1984 The Ljubljana moorland is the biggest area exposed to floods in Slovenia. Within this area or immediately on its fringes there are numerous settlements which are directly or indirectly, along with Ljubljana, closely connected with what is going on in ...
Milan Orožen Adamič
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New Findings on the Geomorphological Development on the Ljubljansko barje
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1983 The study discusses the geomorphological development of the Ljubljana Moor which represents an extensive and comparatively independent sector in the extreme southern part of the Ljubljana Basin.
Milan Šifrer
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Geologija, 2002 The intergranular aquifer of Ljubljana Field and the aquifer system of Ljubljana Moor are the most important sources of drinking water for Ljubljana.The springs that appear on the area of both groundwater bodies reflect the groundwater status, quantity ...
Branka Bračič-Železnik, Joerg Prestor
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