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Models of landscape units - utopia or necessity?

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Ostaszewska K. , Mikulska M.

tom 12

5-11

This paper is devoted to typology as the basie method of landscape research. The first p a rt shows the cognitive, educational and practical roles of landscape typology models. Second p art presents a new method of creating a universal model, independent of the charting scalę. The resu lts of the paper confirm the feasibility of creating a reference base of E a rth 's landscapes and indicate the necessity to an in ternational discussion on this topie. K ey w ords: Landscape typology, methodology of geography, landscape reference base.

A new way of using the statistical indicators in landscape research

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Ostaszewska K.

Miscellanea Geographica. Regional Studies on Development

2002

tom 10

31-39

Soil regions of Poland according to AG Boden criteria

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Ostaszewska K. , Mikulska M.

Miscellanea Geographica. Regional Studies on Development

2008

tom 13

121-132

The purpose of this paper is the delimitation of the main structure of the soil cover in Poland. The German methodology, used to define high-level taxonomic units, is applied. The method applied is useful for the presentation of the soil cover structure in small-scale maps (e.g., maps of continents).

Four fundamental methodological problems of landscape geography

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Ostaszewska K. , Mikulska M.

Miscellanea Geographica. Regional Studies on Development

2004

tom 11

13-17

Fundamental methodological problems of geography as a science have been identified by Chojnicki (1999) in the following list: goal of research, separate character of research, expected results, and form of scientific explanation. This article presents methodological standpoints taken be landscape geographers towards the above problems, which proved to be as diverse as in the case of the human geography. The article highlights negative consequences of such state of affairs.

Evaluation of natural landscape in the taunus foreland and the lower main plain; an attempt at a geochemical classification

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Ostaszewska K.

Miscellanea Geographica. Regional Studies on Development

1988

tom 3

29-38

Soil as the landscape balance indicator

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Ostaszewska K. , Szumacher I. , Kufel J.

Miscellanea Geographica. Regional Studies on Development

2013

tom 17

nr 2

38-41

The subordinated position of soil in the geosystem allows it to be used as an indicator of the landscape balance. Examples where soil plays such an indicative role are presented in this paper. The theory of the “geochemical landscape” has been used as the theoretical-methodological basis. Soil properties indicating direction, intensity and quality of matter migration in the landscape have been discussed (profile environment, pH, redox, quantitative and qualitative humus properties). The indicative role of soil in the monitoring of “sustainable landscape” has also been characterized. According to the authors, three models of this landscape can be created: natural, rural and urban sustainable landscapes.