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Analysis of the geotouristic potential of geosites in Divjakë-Karavasta National Park, Albania

Braholli Ermiona, Dhimitri Jostina

Geologos

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2022

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Vol. 28, No. 2

141--155

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Elements of geodiversity evaluated for scientific value should be protected, conserved and promoted as potentially important for geotourism. The Divjakë-Karavasta National Park is a large natural area that comprises six geosites along the Adriatic coastline of Albania. Geosites are elements of the geosphere that should be preserved for geoeducation of the present and future generations, in view of the fact that they yield significant data on Earth’s history. By means of the Geosite Assessment Method (GAM) and the SPSS program (version 20), we have analysed the geotouristic values of the Divjakë-Karavasta geosites and interpreted the importance of each subindicator. A correlation analysis, performed through SPSS and Pearson’s correlation coefficient as a test statistics, has been carried out as well. The Pearson’s correlation coefficient reflects the strong relationship between the scientific/educational values (i.e., representativeness and scientific knowledge) and touristic values (promotion, number of visitors, interpretative panels, hostelry services, restaurant services, touristic infrastructure). These coefficients express the importance of the dependence of additional values in the development of geotourism at protected sites.

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Społeczne postrzeganie rozwoju zabudowy w Ojcowskim Parku Narodowym i jego otulinie

Zawilińska Bernadetta, Kochel Laura

Biuletyn Komitetu Przestrzennego Zagospodarowania Kraju PAN

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2018

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No 272

344--355

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The article presents the problem of the settlements development in the Ojców National Park (ONP) and its buffer zone, both located in the suburban area of Cracow (Poland). The aim of the research was to recognize the social perception of this phenomenon, as well as the residents opinion about the limitations in spatial management related to the functioning of the Park. Interviews were made among 204 residents, and 40 representatives of local self-governments, cultural institutions, associations, administrators of tourist facilities and entrepreneurs. The local community perceives constraints in the new buildings construction and in enlargement or modernization of the existing ones as the main problem for people living in the ONP or its buffer zone. Driven by their particular interests, residents advocate the further development of the settlements and tourist infrastructure within the Park and the buffer zone, the liberalization of regulations, and even the liquidation of the Park’s buffer zone. They do not understand that the natural and landscape values (highly appreciated by them) can be degraded due to these activities.

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Klasyczne i aktywne urządzenia piorunochronne

Chrzan K. L.

Przegląd Budowlany

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2016

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R. 87, nr 12

28--31

PL

Obecny stan wiedzy umożliwia zbudowanie piorunochronu o znacznie większej strefie ochronnej od klasycznego piorunochronu Franklina. Jednakże taka konstrukcja byłaby bardzo droga i niepraktyczna. Dostępne na rynku głowice aktywne oferują większe strefy ochrony tylko na papierze. W warunkach polowych nikomu nie udało się udowodnić ich rzekomych właściwości. Ich postulowana strefa ochronna wyznaczana jest na podstawie pomiarów przeprowadzanych w laboratorium przy wręcz śmiesznie małym ostępie 1 m i równie zabawnym układzie ostrze – płyta (chmura) obniżonej do wysokości 2 m nad ziemią.

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Current state of art allows us to design a lightning arrestor, the protection zone of which is much larger, as compared to the classic Franklin’s lightning rod. However, design as such would be very expensive and impractical. The active systems available within the market offer larger protection zones only on paper. In field conditions, nobody, so far, has been able to prove the properties of such solutions. The postulated protection zone is determined on the basis of laboratory-based measurement with ridiculously small 1 meter spacing and equally inappropriate blade-plate (cloud) system, at height of 2 meters above the ground.