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Krajobraz małych miast w województwie lubelskim. Część 2 – zmiany krajobrazu po 1989 r.

Bernat Sebastian, Trykacz Karolina

Prace Komisji Krajobrazu Kulturowego

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2020

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nr 44 (2)

7--38

PL

Celem artykułu jest analiza zmian struktury krajobrazów po 1989 roku wybranych gmin powiatu chełmskiego w województwie lubelskim – gminy miejskiej Rejowiec Fabryczny oraz dwóch gmin miejsko-wiejskich: Rejowiec i Siedliszcze. Strukturę krajobrazu zbadano na podstawie danych o pokryciu terenu pochodzących z bazy danych CORINE Land Cover. Wykorzystując narzędzia GIS przeanalizowano zmiany w strukturze krajobrazu z zastosowaniem metryk krajobrazowych. Ponadto podjęto próbę rozpoznania znaczenia przynależności do sieci Cittaslow w kontekście zmian krajobrazowych. Badania wykazały, że zmiany w pokryciu terenu nie są związane tylko z rozlewaniem się zabudowy ale także zwiększaniem się powierzchni gruntów ornych poza zasięgiem urządzeń nawadniających oraz zwiększaniem średniej powierzchni płata dla tych terenów. Po roku 2012 dostrzec można również zahamowanie zmian w pokryciu terenu, co potwierdza wskaźnik zmienności struktury krajobrazu. Może to być związane z członkostwem w Unii Europejskiej (m.in. Wspólna Polityka Rolna). Badania nie wykazały wpływu przynależności do sieci Cittaslow na zmiany krajobrazowe. Konieczna jest dalsza kontynuacja zaproponowanych analiz w szerszej perspektywie czasowej i w określonym zakresie przestrzennym.

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The objective of the article is to analyse changes in landscape structure after 1989 in selected communes of the Chełm county in the Lublin Voivodeship, namely the urban commune of Rejowiec Fabryczny, and two urban-rural communes Rejowiec and Siedliszcze. The landscape structure was analysed based on data on land cover from the CORINE Land Cover data base. GIS tools were used for the analysis of landscape structure transformations with the application of landscape metrics. Moreover, an attempt was made to examine the affiliation to the Cittaslow network in the context of landscape transformations. The study showed that changes in land cover are not only related to the sprawl of building development, but also to an increase in the area of agricultural land outside the range of irrigation facilities, and an increase in the mean surface area of such land. A decline in land cover transformations has also been observed since 2012, as confirmed by the landscape structure diversity index. It may be related to the membership in the European Union (among others Common Agricultural Policy). The study showed no effect of affiliation with the Cittaslow network on landscape transformations. A continuation of the proposed analyses is required in a broader time perspective and in a specific spatial range.

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Propozycja metody wyznaczania tła krajobrazowego w oparciu o wskaźnik dominacji form pokrycia terenu

Pieńkowski P., Podlasiński M.

Prace Komisji Krajobrazu Kulturowego

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2017

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nr 35

9--18

PL

Zaprezentowana w pracy propozycja delimitacji tła krajobrazu Pomorza oparta została o numeryczną mapę form pokrycia terenu. Przedstawiono w niej autorską metodę umożliwiającą wyznaczenie obszarów o dominującym tle krajobrazowym i kartograficzną ich prezentację. Wykorzystano w niej jedną z modyfikacji metody przestrzennej średniej ruchomej. Stosując założenia przedstawione w pracy, dla każdej z komórek przypisano tzw. wskaźnik dominacji. W celu uzyskania mapy tła krajobrazowego, dla każdego sposobu użytkowania obliczenia wykonano oddzielnie, a następnie strefy dominującego krajobrazu nałożone na siebie. W zależności od przyjętego promienia poszukiwań wartości wskaźnika dominacji i utworzone na ich podstawie mapy tła krajobrazowego różnią się od siebie, stąd przyjęcie danego promienia poszukiwań powinno uwzględniać przydatność danej mapy np. do analiz przyrodniczych lub wynikać ze skali danego opracowania.

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Presented at paper proposal of landscape structure in Pomerania Region delimitation was based on a numerical map land cover (CORINE). The original method allows to determine the areas of the dominant background of landscape and enables the cartographic presentation. It uses one of the modification of the method of spatial moving average. Using the assumptions presented in the work for each of the cells so called landscape dominance index has been assigned. To obtain a map of the background landscape, for each land use were made separately calculations, then zones of the dominant landscape were overlaid. Depending on the assumed radius search the value of the landscape domination index and created on its basis of landscape background maps differ from each other, thus adoption of the radius of the search should take into account the suitability of the map, e.g. for the analysis of natural environment or the result of the scale of the development.

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Określanie stopnia izolacji wysp krajobrazowychna przykładzie Pomorza

Pieńkowski P., Podlasiński M.

Prace Komisji Krajobrazu Kulturowego

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2017

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nr 35

19--28

PL

W rolniczo-leśnym krajobrazie Pomorza wyspy krajobrazowe to najczęściej małe płaty leśne położone w obrębie pól oraz płaty polne usytuowane wewnątrz większych kompleksów lasu. Pełnią one ważną bio- i fizjocenotyczną rolę, stąd określenie stopnia ich izolacji stanowi istotny element oceny struktury przestrzennej krajobrazu. W pracy zaprezentowano metodę oceny izolacji przestrzennej wysp krajobrazowych uwzględniającą zarówno kontekst krajobrazowy obiektu, jak również jego wielkość. Pierwszym etapem umożliwiającym wyznaczenie stopnia izolacji wyspy było wyodrębnienie obszarów o dominującym tle krajobrazowym, według metodyki przedstawionej w pracy Pieńkowskiego i Podlasińskiego (2017). Metoda oceny izolacji wysp pozwala na dobór odpowiedniego promienia poszukiwań, zgodnego z celem prowadzonych badań, jak również umożliwia prezentację zmian wskaźnika izolacji danej wyspy w zależności od przyjętego promienia poszukiwań. Zastosowany w pracy wskaźnik izolacji (I) pozwala ponadto na wybór optymalnych obiektów do badań nad wpływem izolacji i wielkości wysp na skład gatunkowy siedlisk, występujących w ich obrębie.

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Environment islands in the agricultural and forest landscape of Pomerania, are most often a small patches of forest, located within the fields and a patches of the field located within the larger forest complexes. Small environmental islands play an important bio- and physiocenotic role, hence the level of their isolation is an important element of the spatial landscape structure assessment. The paper presents a method for evaluating the spatial isolation of environmental islands considering both the landscaped context of object, as well as its size. The first step to determine the isolation degree of the island was calculation of areas with a dominant landscape background (presented in the previous article). The method of isolation islands assessment allows to choose a suitable search radius, consistent with the objective of research, as well as the control the size of the island isolation, depending on the assumed search radius. Used in the work degree of isolation (I) also allows to select the optimal facilities for research on the isolation effects and the size of the islands in the species composition.

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Kształtowanie brył krajobrazowych w przestrzeni wybranych miast Górnego Śląska

Kot-Niewiadomska A., Kamyk J.

Przegląd Naukowy Inżynieria i Kształtowanie Środowiska

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2016

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Vol. 25, No. 2

220--229

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Przestrzeń miast Górnego Śląska jest kształtowana przede wszystkim mnogością terenów przemysłowych, wśród których istotne znaczenie odgrywają miejsca składowania odpadów wydobywczych z górnictwa węgla kamiennego. Odzysk ich poprzez kształtowanie brył krajobrazowych, mających pełnić funkcje głównie rekreacyjne, jest praktykowany przez wiele kopalń węgla kamiennego. Uporządkowanie i rozszerzenie terenów zielonych ułatwi stworzenie nowej przestrzeni wypoczynkowej, a właściwe wykorzystanie potencjału miejsca i jego charakterystycznych elementów przyczynić się może do stworzenia nowych symboli miasta.

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Space of Upper Silesia cities is created mostly by multiplicity of industrial areas, among which important are areas for the storage of extractive waste. Recovery of extractive waste through forming of landscape structure is popular among Upper Silesian hard coal mines. These structure, finally will perform the function of recreation. Arrangement and expansion of green areas will facilitate the creation of new recreational space. Appropriate use of the potential and characteristic features of these places contribute to creation of new cities symbols.

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Ekotony w krajobrazie i krajobraz ekotonów: nowe wyzwania dla uznanej koncepcji

Chmielewski T. J., Kułak A.

Prace Komisji Krajobrazu Kulturowego

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2016

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nr 31

25--42

PL

W artykule zaprezentowano przegląd wiodących koncepcji dotyczących ekotonów krajobrazowych w ujęciu fizycznogeograficznym, ekologiczno-krajobrazowym i architektoniczno-krajobrazowym; określono główne współczesne wyzwania i perspektywy badawcze w tym zakresie oraz możliwości zastosowania nowych elementów teorii ekotonów krajobrazowych w praktyce ochrony i kształtowania krajobrazów kulturowych. Na kilku praktycznych przykładach wykazano, że wraz ze wzrostem skali przestrzennej studiów i poziomu organizacji systemów krajobrazowych, oprócz struktur typu ekotonu krajobrazowego, w coraz większym zakresie możemy mieć do czynienia z krajobrazami ekotonowymi obejmującymi całe fizjocenozy, lub nawet ich lokalne kompleksy. Można również przyjąć, że udział powierzchniowy obu w/w form układów ekotonowych może być jednym ze wskaźników przyrodniczej i fizjonomicznej spójności systemów krajobrazowych. Analizując procesy przekształceń fizjonomii terenu w czasie i przestrzeni, można wyznaczać „migrujące ekotony”: osie i fronty postępujących przemian wyglądu i stylu krajobrazu.

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The article presents a review of the leading concepts of the landscape ecotones, using the physiographic, landscape-ecological and landscape-architectural approach; the authors have also identified the major contemporary challenges and research perspectives in this field, as well as a possibilities of implementation a new elements of the landscape ecotones theory in the practice of cultural landscapes conservation and design. It has been shown – on several practical examples – that together with increasing a spatial scale of studies as well as a level of landscape systems organization, besides of landscape ecotones, in an increasing extent we have to deal with a ecotonal landscapes, covering the whole physiocoenoses or even their local complexes. It can also be accepted, that the surface share of both these two ecotonal forms may be one of the indicators of environmental and physiognomic connectivity of landscape systems. Analyzing the processes of the landscape physiognomy transformation in the time and space, can be define a “migrating ecotones”: axes and fronts of progressive changes of the landscape appearance and style.

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Changes of Ortolan Bunting (Emberiza hortulana L.) Habitats and Implications for the Species Presence in SE Moravia, Czech Republic

Skokanová H., Havlíček M., Unar P., Janík D., Šimeček K.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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2016

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Vol. 64, nr 1

98--112

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The study focuses on the changes of Ortolan Bunting (Emberizia hortulana L.) habitats, which occurred during the last 20 years, and the implications of these changes for the presence of the species population in south-eastern Moravia, Czech Republic. The research was based on aerial photographs and field work. We have identified habitats that were favoured by Ortolan Bunting in the study area on the basis of expert knowledge and by spatial analysis. We found that these habitats experienced statistically significant decline in their area. The decline was steeper in the region where Ortolan Bunting occurred only in the 1990s and was smaller in the region where the bird was present from late 1990s till 2012. However, our analyses did not confirm direct relationship between the habitat changes and the decline of Ortolan Bunting population, i.e. we did not find that decline of favourable habitat significantly affected decline of the species population. The main reasons for the decrease of favourable habitats in the study area are changes in agricultural practices, especially spread of mechanisation that have caused an increase in the size of fields and a drastic reduction of groups of trees and solitary trees. Additionally, widespread grassing of vineyards and other plots as a result of integrated and organic farming contributed to the decrease of favourable habitats. Practices in the form of planting new trees and leaving parts of managed land bare to be used for mitigating the decline of the bird population were discussed.

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Kształtowanie brył krajobrazowych jako kierunek odzysku odpadów wydobywczych w górnictwie węgla kamiennego

Kamyk J., Kot-Niewiadomska A.

Zeszyty Naukowe. Inżynieria Środowiska / Uniwersytet Zielonogórski

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2015

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nr 158 (38)

23--31

PL

Odpady wydobywcze powstają na etapie górniczych robót przygotowawczych, eksploatacyjnych oraz w procesach mechanicznej przeróbki węgla. Z punktu widzenia litologicznego są zwykle mieszaniną piaskowców, iłowców i mułowców. W znacznej części stanowią one pełnowartościowy produkt handlowy lub materiał do rekultywacji terenów niekorzystnie przekształcanych działalnością kopalni. Pozostałe odpady niewykorzystane gospodarczo podlegają odzyskowi poprzez kształtowanie brył krajobrazowych. Odbywa się to w oparciu o przepisy prawa budowlanego i musi pozostać zgodne z zapisami obowiązujących dokumentów planistycznych.

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The extractive waste are produced during underground mining preparatory works and in Mechanical Coal Preparation Plant. Lithologically are a mixture of sandstones, claystones and siltstones. Repeatedly they are a full-blown commercial product and/or main material for reclamation of land which are degraded due to coal mining. Remaining economically unused waste shall be recovered through forming of landscape structure. This is done under the building regulations and must remain consistent with the provisions of the existing planning documents.

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Landscape Patch Pattern Effect on Relationships between Soil Properties and Earthworm Assemblages: A Comparison of two Farmlands of Different Spatial Structure

Regulska E., Kołaczkowska E.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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2015

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Vol. 63, nr 4

549--558

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Our survey was carried out in two study sites of approximately 3.3 ha each located in the Suwałki Lake District in NE Poland in the year 2008. Earthworms and soil samples were collected during two campaigns (spring and autumn) from 25 × 25 cm and 30 cm deep sampling points. The complex arable landscape (CAL) supported higher earthworm diversity, density and biomass than the similarly managed but homogeneous arable landscape (HAL). The spring and autumn earthworm sampling campaigns revealed very different patterns, and we conclude that autumn sampling is the most adequate for biomonitoring. On the other hand, the spring collections were significantly correlated to soil physical parameters, thus spring sampling is more suitable for studying such correlations. Significant correlations occurred almost exclusively for CAL and the soil parameters significantly relating with earthworm community were: soil moisture, nitrogen and organic carbon contents. The possible reason for it is the presence of numerous refuges for lumbricids offered by field margins, balks, woodlots and meadows in the CAL and lack of them in the HAL.

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O przestrzeni krajobrazowej

Andrejczuk W.

Prace Komisji Krajobrazu Kulturowego

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2014

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nr 24

45--64

PL

Artykuł określa pojęcie przestrzeni krajobrazowej oraz omawia jej zasadnicze charakterystyki, takie jak: lokalizacja, wymiar i granice, kształt, wypełnienie fizycznymi polami oraz materialnymi ciałami, ciągłość, zróżnicowanie, hierarchiczność, fraktalność, złożoność oraz strukturę.

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The article defines the concept of the landscape space and discusses its essential characteristics, such as: location, size and boundaries, shape, physical fields and material bodies filling its, continuity, differentiation, hierarchy, fractality, complexity and structure.

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Large-scale changes of the forestation in river channel below the dams in Southern African rivers: assessment using Google Earth Images

Uddin F. M. J., Asaeda T., Rashid M. H.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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2014

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Vol. 62, nr 4

607--624

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According to the results of many studies construction of dams, their decommissioning, and sediment flushing from the reservoir have been associated with vegetation dynamics. However, factors governing the spatial changes of forestation in the floodplain below the dams have not been explored extensively. This study examined the interacting effects of dam, inflow and land-use patterns of catchment areas and other factors on downstream vegetation patterns along the downstream reaches of Southern African Rivers. A total of 105 segments of 15 rivers (16 dams) located in seven Southern African countries were studied. Areas of herbaceous and forest vegetation of river channels below a dam and land-use catchment area patterns were obtained by the Google area calculator and aerial image analysis. Forest development was the highest just below the dams, and the ratio of forest cover decreased with distance from the dam toward the river mouth. Forest coverage ratio was found to decrease with an increase in dyke distance, number as well as of inflows (r = −0.66, P <0.01) and water coverage ratio, and bare land in the river flood plain. However, a principal component analysis (PCA) showed that the proportion of bare land in the catchment area, the dyke distance of the river and the number of inflows or tributaries are the factors most associated with forestation among the studied parameters. Forestation progressively decreased following the entrance of free following tributaries below dams, which appeared to reduce the effects produced by dams on vegetation forestation by causing local deviation. The impact of different land use types, such as agriculture on forestation, was insignificant though in some cases, land use areas cause the forest area reduction.

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Bats at small subterranean winter roosts : effect of forest cover in the surrounding landscape

Lesiński G.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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2009

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Vol. 57, nr 4

761-767

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The study was carried out in central and north-eastern Poland in order to assess bat occurrence in small winter roosts located in house-cellars, in relation to the share of the surrounding landscape taken by forest cover and the distance separating the different sites from forests of at least 1 km2. Data from single checks in 2243 cellars in 1990.2007 revealed a positive relationship (R[^2] = 0.33, P <0.001) between the percentage of cellars occupied by bats and the forest cover (range: 2.58%) in sections of surrounding landscape covering between 30 and 220 km2. Forest cover in the landscape within 1 km of the cellar appeared to have a slight influence on the number of species and species diversity (Simpson's index; respectively R[^2] = 0.14, P = 0.006 and R[^2] = 0.13, P = 0.011). Both number of species and species diversity were progressively lower with increasing distance from the nearest forest covering an area of 1 km2 or more (for both R[^2] = 0.15, P = 0.005). Myotis nattereri (Kuhl, 1817) and Barbastella barbastellus (Schreber, 1774) were significantly more likely to colonise the cellars surrounded by landscape with a higher level of forest cover (P = 0.001 and 0.031), while M. nattereri was also more likely to be found in those at shorter distances from forests (P = 0.005). No such relationships were reported for either Plecotus auritus (Linnaeus, 1758) or Myotis daubentonii (Kuhl, 1817).

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The Geoworld and its reflection in the daytime surface structure

Kovalyov Alexander

Prace Komisji Krajobrazu Kulturowego

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2008

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nr 9

38--62

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The author proposes the new presentations about nature of information appearance and causes of development in a whole, the conception of the Geospace as the result of the Earth spherical symmetry breach and conception of a landscape as the communicative surface organization in the whole case. It shows that two-dimensional Fourier-spectrums is good method of analyze a daytime surface. For the geographical landscape it is the daytime surface organization. The presentation about Geoworld structure including mineral geosphere, biosphere, anthroposphere (agrosphere, technosphere, noosphere) and divosphere is given.

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The effect of land cover and fragmentation of agricultural landscape on the density of White Stork (Ciconia ciconia L.) in Brandenburg, Germany

Latus C., Kujawa K.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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2005

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Vol. 53, nr 4

535-543

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The aim of the study was to identify landscape properties which are responsible for the large differences in White Stork population densities occurring in an agricultural landscape. The study area covered six plots (308-1218 km2) in Brandenburg (Germany). They differed in respect to proportions of main landscape components (grasslands, crop fields, woodlands, parks and gardens, built-up areas), to degree of fragmentation of grasslands and crop fields and to proportions of different grassland types (moist meadows, slightly moist pasturelands, dry grasslands, persistent nitrophilous ruderal communities, herbaceous perennials and intensively used sown grassland). The correlation coefficients between the Stork density and proportions of main landscape components were small (|rs|<0.7) and insignificant (P>0.15) but the Stork density was positively related to proportion of intensively used sown grasslands. However, the greatest part of variation in Stork density could be explained by the fragmentation of grasslands and crop fields. Stork density was positively correlated with density of crop field patches as well as with grassland edge density. The spatial distribution of these patches was not important. Our results suggest that at a moderate proportion (ca. 10%) of grasslands, composition and high fragmentation of these habitats are vital for white storks.

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Landscape structure (patch pattern) of the Jorka river catchment (Masurian Lakeland Poland) : analysis of air photos / Joanna Rybak

Rybak J.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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2002

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Vol. 50, nr 4

427-438

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The objective of the study was to identify components of the landscape of a selected lakeland catchment basin (river Jorka catchment, Masurian Lakeland, Poland), to asses their size and distribution with respect to their cover and use, and to evaluate their role as barries to nutrient inflow into lakes. Aerial photographs (1:10000) were applied to identify the use and cover of catchment. Vertical black and white photographs were recorded on negative infrared in 1997 and 1998. The air photos and topographical maps (1:10000, 1:25000) were used to identify objects (landscape patches) that differed with respect to their function as barries to nutrients. Each landscape patch was allocated to one of the eight categories of land cover and use: crop fields, forests (forests on mineral soils, oak-hornbeam forests, mixed coniferous forests), meadows and pastures, wasteland (permanently or temporarily excluded from agricultural use) lakes, wet forests (forests on hydrogenic soils, alder swamps, riparian carrs, and shrubberies), other wetlands (open wetlands, mid-field bodies of water), and built-up land. The identified objects were assigned to three categories with rrespect to their function as barriers: highly effective barriers (forested and non-forest wetlands, and lakes - 6% of Jorka river catchment); moderate effective barriers (forest, meadows and pastures, wasteland - 42%); and wwith no barrier function (arable land, built-up land - residential and industrial, tourist objects, etc. - 52%).

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Lokalizacja granic w ekosystemach z wykorzystaniem termowizji

Lubecki A., Surowiec J.

Archiwum Fotogrametrii, Kartografii i Teledetekcji

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2001

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Vol. 11

5-65--5-70

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Ekosystems which include all organisms living on a given area, together with physical environment, are connected between each other with processes of energy flow and matter circulation. The factors which condition existing of these processes in ecosystems are green plants, animals as well as funga and bacteria. These groups constitute trophic structure in the form of food chains. The general principle of ecosystem reduces to the fact that one organism is a source of food for the other, the latter for the next and soon. Tacing into account diversity of ecosystems, reflecting a series of elements of geographical environment, we deal with thermal diversity of the ground, which in turn, decides about absorption, dissipation or reflection of thermal energy reaching the surface of the Earth. These phenomena, recorded by thermovision systems can be located on thermogrammes. The problem to be discussed is determination of borders between ecosystem groups on the basis of superficial distribution of temperatures on thermogrammes recorded from a plane.

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Response of entomofauna communities to spruce forest decline (Karkonosze Mts., Poland)

Dąbrowska-Prot E.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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1999

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Vol. 47, no 4

409-428

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Deforestation of the Karkonosze region affected by industral pollution caused large areas of spruce monocultures to have been transformed into a mosaic of landscapes, the main constituents of which are three types of habitats, namely old-growth spruce forests, deforested areas, and young spruce stands. Responses of entomofauna, Diptera in particular, to the new spatial structure of the landscape were studied. Under conditions of anthropogenic transformations of the mountain forest ecosystems, spruce thickets were found to be important in maintaining biological diversity of the entomofauna.