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Profesor Kazimierz Guzik : zasłużony geolog kartograf, geotechnik i tektonik

Miecznik J. B.

Przegląd Geologiczny

2017

Vol. 65, nr 10/1

616--624

Kazimierz Guzik (1911-1970), Polish geologist, graduated from the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, employee of the National Geological Institute and professor at the University of Warsaw. He was the organizer of one of the first soil mechanics laboratories in Poland, an expert in engineering geology and cartography, a pioneer in ground and aerial photogeology. He was a researcher of the tectonics of the Tatra Mts. and the Carpathians, and the co-author of the first detailed geological map of the Polish Tatras.

Generalization of the geodynamic investigations on the Balkan Peninsula

Milev G., Dabovski Ch., Ranguelov B.

Reports on Geodesy

2006

z. 5/80

627--631

Zastosowanie cyfrowego modelu terenu (DEM) w badaniach geologicznych na przykładzie obszaru między Dobczycami a Mszaną Dolną (polskie Karpaty zewnętrzne)

Chodyń R.

Przegląd Geologiczny

2004

Vol. 52, nr 4

315-320

This paper is a preliminary report on using the Digital Elevation Model (DEM) and Shaded Relief Image in geological mapping in the Carpathians. Digital processing of the topographical maps in 1:25 000 scale enabled 3D visualization of a fragment of olish Outer Carpathians, situated between Dobczyce and Mszana Dolna villages. This permitted a preliminary interpretation of lin - eaments occurring in the study area and recognition of correlation between the lineaments and geological structure of the Carpathians Flysch Units. The picture of the Shaded Relief Image was compared with existing remote sensing data such as radar and satellite images, and with results of geological mapping carried out by author in the field. The recognized lineaments can reflect fault zones in the flysch cover and in the consolidated basement. The correlation of lineaments detected in the digital models with discontinuities confirmed in outcrops demonstrates the value of digital methods in geological cartography.