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Rekultivace výsypek a jejich efektivnost / Dump recultivation and efficiencyKrajníková, Martina January 2008 (has links)
This diploma paper researches ecological damage and recultivations before and after 1990. It follows the legislation progress and the financial funding concerning this area, endowment policy and abroad approaches comparism. It is focused on distinct opinions relating to human caused environmental damage slicking. The operative part describes one of the largest middle Europe dump recultivation -- Radovesická dump.
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Plant communities on reclaimed surface mines in Northeast Ohio: Effects of succession and nitrogen-fixing autumn oliveRuggles, Thomas Alan 25 November 2019 (has links)
No description available.
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Fire History and Natural Succession after Forest Fires in Pine-Oak Forest: / An Investigation in the Ecological Park Chipinque, Northeast Mexico / Waldbrandgeschichte und natürliche Sukzession nach Waldbränden in Kiefern-Eichen-Mischwäldern: / Eine Untersuchung in dem Naturpark Chipinque, Nordost-MexikoGonzález Tagle, Marco Aurelio 24 February 2005 (has links)
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The succession of a contaminated floodplain: reclaiming the West BottomsKing, Jessica January 1900 (has links)
Master of Landscape Architecture or Regional and Community Planning / Department of Landscape Architecture/Regional and Community Planning / Timothy Keane / Kansas City is expecting a 25% growth in population by 2050. This design proposal promotes West Bottoms as a potential area to house some of the new population, and more importantly supply a live and work community for these people. West Bottoms is also home to major industry in Kansas City as well as an up and coming art culture. West Bottoms has great potential for a community that allows the existing and new population to be a part of a live-work-play community with the vacancies in the area. The projected population growth is expected to promote sprawl, further increasing the average driving
time to the city. West Bottoms currently has few connections to the downtown and offers few reasons to come to the area. These connections are mainly major bridges or highways. Another issue West Bottoms faces is flooding problems from OK Creek and Turkey Creek, which lead into the Kansas and Missouri Rivers. Finally, post and present industrial soil contamination threatens the groundwater. When mixed with flooding concerns, this contamination is potentially harmful for the health of downstream cities.
Drawing inspiration from travels, Kansas City charm, plants, art, and water storage, case studies were researched. Themes from each case study were quantified. These themes paired with inventory and analysis of the West Bottoms provided the basis for the design proposed here. The successional design of the area will progress from a contaminated landscape to a landscape that holds floodwater. The final design holds all of the stormwater from the 100 year 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, and 24 hour rain events. The final design incorporates areas of learning, a variety of paths and seating, a live-work-play community, clean and creative industry, and an art culture that sustains the excitement for the timeline of succession. Overtime this landscape will evolve into a new destination for Kansas City using an integrated solution remediating the soil and holding flood waters as an amenity for the new population.
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Examining the Cover and Composition of the Successional Vegetation Mosaic of Pre-SMCRA Mined Landscapes in Southeast OhioConley, Gary D. 12 June 2013 (has links)
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