Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 1036774
Mapping and valuing karst underground geodiversity in cave Lokvarka, Croatia
Mapping and valuing karst underground geodiversity in cave Lokvarka, Croatia // 13th Eurospeleo forum / Vlaykova, Antoniya ; Ivanov, Angel ; Deleva, Stanimira ; Osromski, Tsvetan ; Shopov, Yavor (ur.).
Sofija: Bulgarian Federation of Speleology, 2019. str. 71-71 (predavanje, nije recenziran, sažetak, ostalo)
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Naslov
Mapping and valuing karst underground geodiversity in cave Lokvarka, Croatia
Autori
Talaja, Matea ; Butorac, Valerija
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Sažeci sa skupova, sažetak, ostalo
Izvornik
13th Eurospeleo forum
/ Vlaykova, Antoniya ; Ivanov, Angel ; Deleva, Stanimira ; Osromski, Tsvetan ; Shopov, Yavor - Sofija : Bulgarian Federation of Speleology, 2019, 71-71
Skup
13th EuroSpeleo Forum "90 years of organized speleology in Bulgaria and 45 years of cave rescue in Bulgaria"
Mjesto i datum
Sofija, Bugarska, 26.09.2019. - 29.09.2019
Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje
Vrsta recenzije
Nije recenziran
Ključne riječi
geodiversity assessment, speleology
Sažetak
The rising interest in geoheritage and geodiversity concepts resulted in conduction of inventories and evaluations of abiotic part of natural heritage in different parts of world. Yet, significant part of geoheritage and geodiversity is being neglected among experts and refers to the caves. Mostly all of the scientific work that has been done in geoheritage and geodiversity refers to surface geological and geomorphological phenomena or processes, while underground features are reduced to sites and are considered as points without taking into account their real spatial extent and secondary geoheritage features placed inside the caves. Caves as sites are considered as geosites, but due to their spatial extent and abundance of abiotic features in themselves they contain more geosites or areas of high geodiversity. Cave Lokvarka, located in Mountainous region of Croatia in the settlement Lokve near Zagreb- Rijeka highway. Lokvarka is protected as geomorphological monument and it is used as show cave since 1912. Due to relatively recent introduction, development and use of geodiversity and geoheritage concept in geosciences, and from the other side lack of appliance in protection and management of caves, there is a need for its implementation. In last decade a large number of geodiversity and geoheritage valorization methods emerged. In this work geodiversity data analysis and valorization will be done with the use of modified relative relief evaluation method which is common geoecological method used by Croatian geomorphologists and geoecologists. Important to notice is that all the data included in the valorization is primary data directly collected by researches.This work will determine initial/occurring state of the geodiversity elements and the spatial distribution of geodiversity value as basis for further protection and management. Complete analysis and valorization will serve as basis for abiotic cave monitoring. As well part of the results will be used as basis for production of new educational materials and presentation of the whole cave environment. Valorization will be done by following criteria: intrinsic value, scientific value and educational value. All the results could also be implemented into this site management plan. Need for this kind of research is even greater with the regard to the use as show cave.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Geografija
POVEZANOST RADA
Ustanove:
Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet, Zagreb
Profili:
Valerija Butorac
(autor)