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          id: jengeo-43708
      author: Tran, Hop Quang
       title: Sensitivity Analysis for Effect of Changes in Input Data on Hydrological Parameters and Water Balance Components in the Catchment Area of Hungarian Lowland
        date: 2021-11-23
       words: 8751
      flesch: 46
     summary: Water balance output can include area flows, storage changes and water balance changes (DHI, 2017). In addition, there are water balance changes for each hydrologic component.
    keywords: 1–13; 2019; actual; analysis; area; available; average; balance; balance change; balance components; blanka; boundary; brooks; catchment; change; climate; climate change; complex; components; conditions; cover; daily; data; deficit; dhi; different; direction; doi; dong; drought; eds; effects; elevation; environmental; evaporation; evapotranspiration; events; excess; excess water; extreme; fig; flow; geography; groundwater; high; hungarian; hungary; hydraulic; hydrological; increase; infiltration; inflow; inland; input; integrated; journal; ladányi; level; local; management; mike; model; modelling; nagy; outflow; overland; parameters; precipitation; processes; rainy; reference; research; resources; results; river; sensitivity; simulation; sipos; soil; south; storage; study; subsurface; system; szeged; table; temperature; time; tisza; university; unsaturated; use; values; vegetation; water; water balance; years; zone
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        item: #2 of 136
          id: jengeo-43714
      author: Bartyik, Tamás; Sipos, György; Filyó, Dávid; Kiss, Tímea; Urdea, Petru; Timofte, Fabian
       title: Temporal Relationship of Increased Palaeodischarges and Late Glacial Deglaciation Phases on the Catchment of River Maros/Mureş, Central Europe
        date: 2021-11-23
       words: 5980
      flesch: 55
     summary: Sediment samples were collected 30 km downstream of the Orosháza site (Kiss et al., 2014) near the former confluence with the palaeo-Tisza River (Fig. 1B). The age of sediment samples was determined by optically stimulated luminescence (OSL).
    keywords: 2007; 39–46; activity; aeolian; age; ages; alluvial; alluvial fan; area; asl; bankfull; bartyik; bartyik et; basin; carpathian; catchment; channels; csom1; cts; dating; deglaciation; discharge; doi; dose; environmental; et al; fan; fig; fluvial; geography; glacial; grains; gábris; high; holocene; hungarian; journal; katona; kiss; largest; late; lower; luminescence; major; maros; measurements; mts; mureş; northern; orosháza; osl; osz1469; palaeochannel; period; phases; pleistocene; profile; quartz; quaternary; related; research; results; retezat; retreat; river; ruszkiczay; rüdiger; samples; sampling; sand; sediment; sensitivity; sipos; site; southern; sümeghy; tisza; upland; values
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        item: #3 of 136
          id: jengeo-43715
      author: Olabode, Abiodun Daniel
       title: Statistical Analysis of Weather Parameters for Sustainable Flight Operation in Nigeria
        date: 2021-11-23
       words: 4383
      flesch: 53
     summary: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF WEATHER PARAMETERS FOR SUSTAINABLE FLIGHT OPERATION IN NIGERIA Journal of Environmental Geography 14 (3–4), 47–53. DOI: 10.2478/jengeo-2021-0011 ISSN 2060-467X STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF WEATHER PARAMETERS FOR SUSTAINABLE FLIGHT OPERATION IN NIGERIA Abiodun Daniel Olabode1 1Department of Geography and Planning Sciences, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria *Corresponding author, email: olabiodun4real@gmail.com Research article, received 28 June 2021, accepted 20 October 2021 Time series analysis, Pearson Moment Correlation for interrelationship among the weather parameters and the flight disruption data, and multiple linear regression analysis were applied to determine the influence of weather parameters on flight disruption data.
    keywords: air; aircraft; airport; analysis; area; average; aviation; cancellation; climate; cloud; cloud cover; correlation; cover; data; delay; direction; disruption; diversion; dust; environmental; fig; flight; fog; geography; highest; highest visibility; journal; lagos; level; low; major; negative; nigeria; operation; p>0.05; parameters; pattern; period; positive; relationship; safety; significant; speed; study; study area; table; temperature; thick; thunderstorm; trend; visibility; weather; weather parameters; wind; wind speed; year
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        item: #4 of 136
          id: jengeo-43716
      author: Sert, Özlem
       title: Environmental History of Rice Plantations in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire Between the 15th And 19th Centuries and Its Potential for Climate Research
        date: 2021-05-21
       words: 10900
      flesch: 61
     summary: Figure 1 shows the distribution of Ottoman rice plantations in relation to: a) May-June-July mean temperatures; and b) annual mean precipitation values. Rice plantations in the Ottoman Empire have drawn the attention of many scholars for their political and economic importance (Gökbilgin, 1952; Barkan, 1963; Beldiceanu et al., 1978; İnalcık, 1982; Arıkan, 1990; Venzke, 1992; Andreev et al., 2003; Karagöz, 2004, Evered et al., 2015; Amedosky, 2017; Kul, 2017).
    keywords: 15th; 16th; 17th; 18th; 19th; 1–14; 2010; 2011; 2018; 2020; account; age; agricultural; anatolia; ankara; annual; area; august; available; balkans; black; boa; books; box; central; central anatolia; centuries; century; changes; climate; climatic; comparison; conditions; continental; cook; crops; cultivation; data; decree; documentary; documents; doi; drought; early; effects; empire; end; environmental; et al; europe; european; evidence; example; extremes; fields; fig; floods; future; geography; growing; high; historical; history; important; increase; index; institutional; jja; journal; july; june; late; little; locations; long; mean; mediterranean; modern; new; office; orbay; ottoman; owda; paddies; paddy; palaeoclimatology; palmer; pdsi; period; phenological; plantations; plovdiv; precipitation; present; press; prices; problems; production; reconstruction; region; regional; registers; research; revenue; rice; rice plantations; rice production; river; scarcity; sea; second; sert; severity; sources; southeastern; state; studies; study; summer; tax; temperatures; transition; tree; turkey; türkeş; university; values; variability; waqf; water; weather; western; white; workforce; world; years; yellow; yield
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        item: #5 of 136
          id: jengeo-43717
      author: Agaja, Toluwalope Mubo; Ajibade, Lanre Tajudeen; Agaja, Micheal Olufemi
       title: Modelling the Impact of Tillage on Water Quality for Sustainable Agricultural Development in a Savanna Ecological Zone, Kwara State, Nigeria
        date: 2021-05-21
       words: 6026
      flesch: 50
     summary: Typically, runoff water contains sediment, dissolved nutrients, and possibly some chemicals from conventional tillage methods. Water runoff could be mailto:specialgel@yahoo.com mailto:agaja.tm@unilorin.edu.ng 16 Agaja et al. 2021 / Journal of Environmental Geography 14 (1–2), 15–23. reduced by conservation tillage, thereby increasing infiltration of water into the soil.
    keywords: 2009; agaja; agricultural; area; assessment; basin; catchment; conservation; conservation tillage; contribution; conventional; crop; data; doi; effect; environmental; erosion; experimental; fig; flow; geography; harrow; health; heap; hru; ilorin; impact; journal; kwara; land; loss; main; major; management; methods; model; ncam; nigeria; nitrate; nitrogen; nutrient; organic; oyun; parameters; pattern; phr; planting; plough; pollution; practices; processes; quality; rainfall; research; result; ridge; river; runoff; season; sediment; simulation; soil; source; state; study; surface; surface runoff; sustainable; swat; systems; tillage; tillage methods; total; traditional; type; unit; use; utrf; water; water quality; watershed; yield
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        item: #6 of 136
          id: jengeo-43718
      author: Kiss, Andrea; Laszlovszky, József
       title: 14th-16th-Century Danube Floods and Long-Term Water-Level Changes in Archaeological and Sedimentary Evidence in The Western and Central Carpathian Basin: an Overview with Documentary Comparison
        date: 2013-11-23
       words: 10122
      flesch: 63
     summary: These results were compared to the available documentary evidence on 14 th -16 th century Danube floods occurred in the Carpathian Basin. Thus, especially rough sediments of Danube floods are much more likely to appear in the Nagymaros area than at Visegrád.
    keywords: -century; 16th; 2013; archaeological; area; available; basin; bratislava; budapest; building; carpathian; case; cellar; central; century danube; changes; conditions; damages; danube; danube flood; decades; documentary; documentary evidence; early; events; evidence; example; fig; flood; flood events; franciscan; frequency; friary; gravel; great; great flood; ground; half; harbour; high; historical; history; hna; héjj; important; infill; information; interesting; investigations; island; kiss; large; laszlovszky; late; layer; level; loess; long; lower; main; major; margit; medieval; mid; morava; mészáros; nagymaros; new; number; ostrov; overview; parallel; peak; period; place; possible; present; processes; related; results; rise; river; rohr; royal; second; sections; sedimentary; sedimentation; series; serlegi; settlement; significant; term; th centuries; th century; time; town; vienna; visegrád; vác; water; year; žitný
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        item: #7 of 136
          id: jengeo-43719
      author: Ghalib, Wadie Ahmed Mokbel; Mansoor, Almoliki Mohammed; Ponnappa, Sajan Chimmikuttanda
       title: Environmental Factors that Influence the Geography of Yemen Leading to Dust and Sand Storms - A Case Study
        date: 2021-05-21
       words: 9444
      flesch: 61
     summary: Dust storms have been widespread in the Favonian (west wind), Saharan, and Arabian regions. Dust storm, originating in the Sahara region, travel through Western Sahara, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, West Africa, Sudan, Somalia, Ethiopia, the Canary Islands, the Mediterranean coast of Malaga-Alicante, etc.
    keywords: 2018; 2019; 24–37; aden; africa; air; allaby; analysis; anova; arabian; areas; asia; atmospheric; atmospheric pressure; autumn; breeze; cause; central; climate; coastal; correlation; country; data; depressions; descriptive; desert; different; doi; dust; dust storms; east; effect; environmental; et al; factors; fig; garratt; geography; health; high; hypothesis; impact; journal; land; level; local; low; mean; mokbel; mountain; north; northern; ns ns; parameters; peninsula; phenomenon; population; positive; precipitation; pressure; rainfall; region; republic; research; results; samples; sand; sand storms; sea; seasonal; seasons; semi; significant; source; south; southern; speed; spring; stations; statistics; storms; study; summer; surrounding; table; temperature; test; test mean; value; variables; variations; water; way; west; western; wind; wind speed; winter; world; year; yemen
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        item: #8 of 136
          id: jengeo-43720
      author: Jakab, Balázs; van Leeuwen, Boudewijn; Tobak, Zalán
       title: Detection of Plastic Greenhouses Using High Resolution Rgb Remote Sensing Data and Convolutional Neural Network
        date: 2021-05-21
       words: 6011
      flesch: 56
     summary: The samples were used to generate training data in the PASCAL visual object classes meta data format (Everingham et al., 2010) and serve as input for the process of sub-setting the total image into individual chips. The earlier mentioned studies applied deep learning techniques for classification of high resolution remote sensing data, but none of them used CNN for object detection based on data from Google Earth.
    keywords: 2019; 38–46; accuracy; agricultural; algorithms; arcgis; area; artificial; available; average; backbone; boxes; chips; classification; cnn; convolutional; data; deep; densenet121; detection; different; doi; earth; environmental; et al; fig; geography; google; greenhouses; high; image; imagery; inference; input; jakab; journal; large; layer; learning; liu; machine; model; network; neural; number; object; output; parameters; plastic; plastic greenhouses; pro; rate; remote; research; resnet18; resolution; results; samples; satellite; sensing; set; size; spatial; test; training; validation; vgg_11
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        item: #9 of 136
          id: jengeo-43721
      author: Farsang, Andrea; Duttmann, Rainer; Bartus, Máté; Szatmári, József; Barta, Károly; Bozsó, Gábor
       title: Estimation of Soil Material Transportation by Wind Based on in Situ Wind Tunnel Experiments
        date: 2013-11-23
       words: 4656
      flesch: 66
     summary: However, precise estimates about the soil loss and related losses of organic matter and nutrients due to wind erosion are missing in most cases. With the help of portable field wind tunnel experiments we can conclude that our valuable, high quality chernozems are struck by wind erosion mainly in drought periods.
    keywords: 1998; aggregates; area; average; content; deflation; deviation; end; enrichment; erosion; events; experiments; field; fig; fraction; g m; height; humus; hungary; long; losses; m -2; maize; material; matter; minute; mwac; nutrient; organic; original; rates; ratios; relocated; research; rolling; sediment; series; situ; soil; speed; standard; study; surface; szatmári; szeged; table; total; traps; tunnel; velocity; wind; wind erosion; wind tunnel
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        item: #10 of 136
          id: jengeo-43722
      author: Manaljav, Samdandorj; Farsang, Andrea; Barta, Károly; Tobak, Zalán; Juhász, Szabolcs; Balling, Péter; Babcsányi, Izabella
       title: The Impact of Soil Erosion on the Spatial Distribution of Soil Characteristics and Potentially Toxic Element Contents in a Sloping Vineyard in Tállya, Ne Hungary
        date: 2021-05-21
       words: 8428
      flesch: 60
     summary: In general, vineyard soils tend to be poor in macronutrients and organic matter contents, and a general decrease in soil pH is often observed in older vineyards (Patinha et al., 2018). In vineyard soils, Cu and Zn are often observed at elevated concentrations due to the repeated use of Cu- and Zn- based agrochemicals (Rodríguez Martín et al., 2006, Dos Santos et al., 2013).
    keywords: 2006; 47–57; accumulation; agricultural; analyses; area; backslope; caco3; characteristics; clay; coarse; concentrations; contents; copper; correlation; data; distribution; doi; effects; element; environmental; erosion; et al; fine; forest; fraction; geography; heavy; high; higher; hillslope; hungarian; hungary; idw; impact; interpolation; journal; kriging; local; lower; main; manaljav; matter; mean; measured; median; methods; observed; organic; p2o5; patterns; performance; phd.w; plot; practices; processes; properties; pseudototal; pte; pte contents; ptes; quality; reference; relationship; samples; sand; science; shoulder; significant; silt; size; slope; soil; soil characteristics; soil erosion; som; spatial; standard; study; summit; table; toeslope; topsoil; toxic; tállya; use; values; variability; vineyard; vineyard soil; water
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        item: #11 of 136
          id: jengeo-43723
      author: Bartyik, Tamás; Floca, Cristian; Pál-Molnár, Elemér; Urdea, Petru; Hamed, Diaa Elsayed; Sipos, György
       title: The Potential Use of Osl Properties of Quartz in Investigating Fluvial Processes on the Catchment of River Mureş, Romania
        date: 2021-05-21
       words: 6737
      flesch: 55
     summary: In case of reconstructing past processes these studies must be accompanied by the numerical dating of sediment samples. Nevertheless, surface lithology on this section is mostly dominated by volcanic rocks such as andesite and basalt, renown of containing low sensitivity quartz in general (Sawakutchi et al., 2018), and as the most downstream sample of this section (Sample 225 rkm) has the lowest residual dose and the highest CW-OSL sensitivity (322±34 cts/mg/Gy) from all, the significance of geomorphic factors seems also inevitable.
    keywords: 2011; 2013; 2015; alluvial; area; arieș; bartyik; basin; bleaching; case; catchment; channel; confluence; cts; dating; different; doi; dose; downstream; environmental; et al; fig; fitzsimmons; fluvial; geochronology; geography; grains; high; increase; intensity; journal; kiss; lithological; lithology; low; luminescence; luminescence sensitivity; main; maros; measured; measurements; mountains; mureş; natural; osl; potential; present; preusser; processes; properties; quartz; quaternary; reach; research; residual; results; river; rkm; rocks; samples; sampling; sawakuchi; section; sedimentary; sediments; sensitivity; sipos; source; strei; study; subcatchments; surface; table; tracing; tributaries; tóth; values; wintle
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          id: jengeo-43724
      author: Związek, Tomasz
       title: Spatial Development of the 1507–1510 Plague in Poland and Its Consequences. Kalisz District Case Study
        date: 2020-05-29
       words: 8785
      flesch: 65
     summary: Keywords: historical geography, plague, Late Medieval Poland, spatial distribution, droughts, floods, weather extremes INTRODUCTION According to the present state of research, the lands of Poland were not affected by the Black Death in the 14th century (Guzowski et al., 2016), however various parts of the country were regularly struck by plagues, which appeared and subsided at quite steady intervals (Karpiński, 2000; Walawender, 1957).
    keywords: 1507–1510; 15th; 16th; 1–12; 2011; 2017; agad; analysis; approx; area; available; basic; beginning; boroda; case; central; century; changes; climate; climatic; consequences; context; cracow; crisis; data; development; disease; district; doi; droughts; early; economic; economy; effects; environmental; europe; events; example; extremes; far; fields; fig; floods; geography; great; greater; guzowski; historical; history; hungary; impact; information; journal; kalisz; kazanie; kiss; konin; late; long; main; materials; medieval; narrative; number; old; owda; past; peasants; peatland; period; plague; poland; polish; pollen; possible; potential; preliminary; prices; production; question; records; region; registers; research; rural; settlement; sites; societies; society; sources; spatial; state; studies; study; subsequent; tax; term; time; towns; urban; villages; walawender; weather; wieku; xvi; year; związek
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        item: #13 of 136
          id: jengeo-43725
      author: Meyer, Burghard C.; Kirsten, Fabian; Sattler, Dietmar; Heinrich, Jürgen
       title: The Land Use - Land Degradation Nexus in Mediterranean Landscapes: – Drivers of Changes And Key Processes at Selected Natura 2000 Sites of Crete, Greece
        date: 2020-05-29
       words: 8330
      flesch: 43
     summary: Status and intensity of land degradation processes in selected NATURA 2000 sites The analysis of processes influencing land degradation in the five investigated areas is based on literature analysis and field observations during the field work campaign. DRIVERS AND PROCESSES OF LAND USE CHANGE AND LAND DEGRADATION IN REGIONS WITH NATURA 2000 SITES Drivers of landscapes and NATURA 2000 site change Status and intensity of land degradation processes in selected NATURA 2000 sites NATURA 2000 area threats and pressures and the land use – land degradation nexus Landscape degradation processes in the Mediterranean landscapes Acknowledgement References
    keywords: activities; activity; agricultural; analysis; animals; areas; better; biodiversity; change; conservation; construction; context; cretan; crete; day; degradation; degradation nexus; degradation processes; developments; directive; disposal; documentation; drivers; environmental; erosion; et al; european; extensive; farming; fenced; field; fig; fire; forest; general; geography; goat; grazing; greece; greenhouse; habitat; habitation; high; impact; important; influence; infrastructure; intensity; intensive; journal; key; land; land degradation; land use; landscape; landscape degradation; large; management; marine; measures; mediterranean; meyer; modification; mountains; multiple; natura; new; nexus; non; observations; olive; overgrazing; pastures; pollution; pressures; processes; production; recreational; regions; related; removal; research; resources; road; scale; selected; sheep; sites; soil; status; strong; study; surface; surroundings; systems; table; taking; terrestrial; threats; tourism; traditional; trees; use; uses; vegetation; water; western; yard
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        item: #14 of 136
          id: jengeo-43726
      author: Ladányi, Zsuzsanna; Csányi, Katalin; Farsang, Andrea; Perei, Katalin; Bodor, Attila; Kézér, Adrienn; Barta, Károly; Babcsány, Izabella
       title: Impact of Low-Dose Municipal Sewage Sludge Compost Treatments on the Nutrient and the Heavy Metal Contents in a Chernozem Topsoil Near Újkígyós, Hungary: A 5-Year Comparison
        date: 2020-05-29
       words: 3334
      flesch: 58
     summary: Similarly, Fang and coworkers (2016) observed no significant increase in the total metal content of a farmland alluvial soil displaying slightly alkaline pH due to a single application of sewage sludge compost at a rate of 48 t/ha. Depending on the metal content of the applied sewage sludge compost a significant increase in the total metal content of amended soils may be observed, which raises concerns about the long-term applicability of sewage sludge composts (Khadhar et al., 2020).
    keywords: 2013; agriculture; application; applied; area; chernozem; compost; concentrations; content; disposal; doi; dose; effects; environmental; fig; geography; heavy; heavy metal; humus; hungarian; hungary; impact; increase; journal; ladányi; land; low; matter; metal; municipal; nutrient; organic; parameters; plant; results; samples; sewage; sewage sludge; significant; sludge; sludge compost; soil; study; szeged; term; topsoil; total; treatment; year
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        item: #15 of 136
          id: jengeo-43727
      author: Faye, Cheikh; Grippa, Manuela; Kergoat, Laurent; Robert, Elodie
       title: Investigating the Drivers of Total Suspended Sediment Regime in the Senegal River Basin Using Landsat 8 Satellite Images
        date: 2020-05-29
       words: 8579
      flesch: 60
     summary: Daily rainfall and hydrological data were used to establish a relationship between river discharge and inverted TSS concentration from Landsat 8 satellite data for the site located at the outlet of the upper Senegal River basin. 7 Monthly evolution of TSS concentration, rainfall and water levels in the valley (Matam and Podor) and delta (Saint Louis) of the Senegal River Faye et al. 2020
    keywords: 31–42; annual; area; august; average; bafing; bakel; bakoye; basin; concentration; confluence; daily; dam; data; delta; discharge; doi; downstream; dynamics; environmental; et al; evolution; falémé; faye; fig; geography; high; higher; hydrological; images; increase; journal; july; kidira; lake; landsat; louis; low; manantali; manantali dam; matam; monitoring; monthly; omvs; peaks; period; podor; rainfall; rainy; relationship; remote; reservoir; river; river basin; river site; robert; saint; satellite; season; section; sediment; senegal river; sensing; september; site; situ; solids; spatial; station; study; surface; temporal; time; tributaries; tss; tss concentration; tss senegal; turbidity; upper; upstream; valley; values; variability; water; year
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        item: #16 of 136
          id: jengeo-43728
      author: Garzón, Fernando Arturo Mendez; Valánszki, István
       title: Environmental Armed Conflict Assessment Using Satellite Imagery
        date: 2020-12-31
       words: 11073
      flesch: 59
     summary: Meanwhile, serious contamination may incidentally result as an outcome from attacks on industrial sites, oil wells or other infrastructure (Gorsevski et al., 2012; Hanson et al., 2008; ILPI, 2014; Jha, 2014; Le Billon, 2001; Murad and Pearse, 2018; Potapov et al., 2012; Butsic et al., 2015). Notwithstanding, experimental researches indicate that warfare may have both negative and positive results regarding wild forest conservancy (Rincon-Ruiz et al., 2013; Rustad et al., 2008) even in local areas (Gorsevski et al., 2013, Butsic et al., 2015).
    keywords: 1–14; 2011; 2017; 2018; 2019; aerial; affected; analysis; areas; armed; armed conflict; armenteras; assessment; aster; biodiversity; biomes; butsic; case; causes; changes; classification; colombia; conflict; consequences; conservation; cover; crops; damage; data; deforestation; direct; doi; dry; earth; effects; environmental; et al; etm+; fig; fine; forced; forest; geoeye; geography; gorsevski; gorsevski et; high; ikonos; imagery; impacts; indirect; infrastructure; international; jha; journal; km2; kvr-1000; land; landsat; landscape; large; ls4; ls6; mendez; methods; migration; military; mining; modis; monsoon; montane; murad; n.a; n.d; natural; o n; pan; pearse; preprocessing; quickbird; rainforest; regional; relationship; remote; research; resolution; resources; satellite; satellite imagery; savanna; scale; sensing; sensors; spatial; spot-5; studies; study; sudan; table; total; tree; tropical; type; use; valánszki; van; vegetation; vhr; war; warfare; witmer
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        item: #17 of 136
          id: jengeo-43730
      author: Fehérváry, István; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Identification of Riparian Vegetation Types with Machine Learning Based on LiDAR Point-Cloud Made Along the Lower Tisza’s Floodplain
        date: 2020-05-29
       words: 6555
      flesch: 58
     summary: Though these researches slightly differ in the identification of vegetation types and in defining their parameters, it could be concluded, that some high- 54 Fehérváry and Kiss 2020 / Journal of Environmental Geography 13 (1–2), 53–61. RESULTS The decision tree The decision tree automatically selected the parameters of the voxels (see 4.5. chapter) for the identification of vegetation types (see 4.3. chapter).
    keywords: accuracy; airborne; algorithm; amorpha; analysis; area; automatized; canopy; case; cells; classes; classification; classified; cloud; cross; data; decision; decision tree; density; determined; doi; environmental; example; fehérváry; fig; floodplain; forest; geography; height; high; hydrological; identification; journal; kiss; land; learning; lidar; lower; maximum; minimum; number; open; ortho; parameters; plantations; plots; point; poplar; research; resolution; results; riparian; river; roughness; selection; skewness; statistical; step; study; study area; surfaces; survey; thickets; tisza; training; tree; types; validation; values; vegetation; vegetation types; voxel; water; willow; young
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        item: #18 of 136
          id: jengeo-43732
      author: Sikarwar, Ankit; Rani, Ritu
       title: Assessing the Immediate Effect of Covid-19 Lockdown on Air Quality: A Case Study of Delhi, India
        date: 2020-12-31
       words: 4983
      flesch: 58
     summary: It is found that one month before the lockdown the levels of air pollution in Delhi were critical and much higher than the guideline values set by the World Health Organization. Keywords: COVID-19, Lockdown, Air pollution, Delhi, Spatial interpolation INTRODUCTION
    keywords: 27–33; air; air pollution; air quality; april; atmospheric; available; average; case; changes; cities; city; concentrations; control; countries; covid-19; covid-19 lockdown; cpcb; data; delhi; delhi dpcc; doi; dpcc; effect; environmental; et al; february; fig; geography; health; higher; imd; impact; improvement; india; interpolation; journal; levels; lockdown; march; matter; monitoring; no2; online; particulate; pm10; pm2.5; point; pollutants; polluted; pollution; population; quality; rani; sikarwar; spatial; stations; studied; study; total; wang; world
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        item: #19 of 136
          id: jengeo-43735
      author: Muladi, Beáta; Mucsi, László
       title: Investigation of Daily Natural and Rapid Human Effects on the Air Temperature of The Hajnóczy Cave in Bükk Mountains
        date: 2013-11-23
       words: 5193
      flesch: 63
     summary: The temperature and relative humidity of cave air were detected using 32 sensors (14 of them can also measure air pressure) in Hajnóczy Cave. Peaks on the graphs are the effects of the visiting groups on air temperature.
    keywords: 2012; air; air mass; air temperature; almond; bükk; cave; cave entrance; cavers; chamber; conditions; connection; correlation; daily; data; depot; difference; effect; entrance; exterior; fig; flat; fluctuation; gallery; giant; great; hajnóczy; hajnóczy cave; hall; high; human; humidity; investigation; jul; limestone; location; lower; mass; maximum; measured; measurement; microclimate; miklós; mountains; mucsi; muladi; natural; near; passage; period; processes; rapid; sensor; summer; surface; surface temperature; system; temperature; time; upper; values; vertical; zone; ° c
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        item: #20 of 136
          id: jengeo-43736
      author: Barta, Károly
       title: Inland Excess Water Projection Based on Meteorological and Pedological Monitoring Data on a Study Area Located in the Southern Part of the Great Hungarian Plain
        date: 2013-11-23
       words: 4235
      flesch: 51
     summary: A: soil moisture in depths 10, 35 and 70 cm (v/v%), B: soil water level below surface (m) Clayey soils are particularly sensitive to compaction that can step up the probability of inland excess water (Birkás, 2011; Birkás et al., 2009).
    keywords: 2010; accumulative; area; batida; calculated; capacity; capillary; case; changes; characteristic; content; data; depths; evapotranspiration; events; excess; excess water; formation; groundwater; high; hydraulic; infiltration; inland; inland excess; inundations; level; low; measured; measurement; measuring; moisture; monitoring; parameters; plain; precipitation; projection; research; rét; series; soil; soil moisture; spring; stations; study; surface; table; temperature; tisza; type; tápai; unit; water; water formation
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        item: #21 of 136
          id: jengeo-43737
      author: Mucsi, László; Geiger, János; Malvic, Tomislav
       title: The Advantages of Using Sequential Stochastic Simulations when Mapping Small-Scale Heterogeneities of the Groundwater Level
        date: 2013-11-23
       words: 4380
      flesch: 49
     summary: In the environmental risk assessment of oil fields, a detailed knowledge of the heterogeneity of groundwater surfaces is absolutely indis- pensable. The environmental risk assessment of oil fields highly requires a detailed knowledge of the heterogeneity of groundwater surfaces (Vaanlocke et al., 2010; Balderac- chi et al., 2013).
    keywords: advantages; analysis; area; bar; continuity; data; deposits; deutsch; direction; distribution; environmental; estimates; estimation; fact; fig; flow; gas; grid; groundwater; groundwater level; heterogeneity; journel; kriging; large; lateral; level; local; map; mapping; method; metres; monitoring; mucsi; new; oil; pipeline; point; position; range; realizations; scale; second; sedimentary; sedimentological; sequential; series; sgs; simulation; small; smooth; spatial; stochastic; surface; system; table; type; uncertainty; value; variable; variogram; water; water table; wells
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        item: #22 of 136
          id: jengeo-43738
      author: Kun, Ágnes; Katona, Orsolya; Sipos, György; Barta, Károly
       title: Comparison of Pipette and Laser Diffraction Methods in Determining the Granulometric Content of Fluvial Sediment Samples
        date: 2013-11-23
       words: 3455
      flesch: 58
     summary: Fig. 3 PM and LDM grain size distribution and cumulative curves of sample SN3/70 Fig. 4 PM and LDM grain size distribution and cumulative curves of sample SN5/110 Fig. 5 PM and LDM grain size distribution and cumulative curves of sample SN12/90 Comparison of pipette and laser diffraction methods in determining the granulometric content of fluvial sediment samples 53 Table 1 shows the linear function that is calc u- lated by the amount of particles in the main fra c- tions. Nowadays there is a growing demand for rapid and accurate determination of grain size distribution.
    keywords: 1997; analysis; carbonate; case; clay; comparison; content; correlation; cumulative; curves; difference; diffraction; dispersion; distribution; et al; fig; fluvial; fractions; grain; grain size; group; high; konert; laser; ldm; lowest; main; matter; measurement; methods; organic; particles; pipette; research; results; samples; sand; sediment; sedimentation; shape; silt; size; soil; spherical; stefano; values; vandenberghe
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        item: #23 of 136
          id: jengeo-43739
      author: Adedapo, Adeniyi
       title: Trend Analysis of Temperature and Humidity in Kwara State, Nigeria
        date: 2020-12-31
       words: 4577
      flesch: 45
     summary: This finding of increase in temperature agreed with the report of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (2013) which state clearly that temperature trends on a global scale show a warming of 0.85 (0.65-1.06)°C, over the period 1880–2012. The graphs in Figures 2–4 revealed the fluctuations of minimum temperature, maximum temperature and relative humidity in Kwara state (1978–2017).
    keywords: 2017; analysis; annual; available; average; change; climate; climatic; data; decadal; decrease; deviation; doi; elements; environmental; fig; fluctuations; geography; global; health; heat; human; humidity; increase; journal; kwara; kwara state; long; long term; mann; maximum; maximum temperature; mean; method; minimum; nigeria; online; parameters; pattern; period; relative; relative humidity; result; series; state; statistics; study; table; temperature; term; trend; values; variations; years
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        item: #24 of 136
          id: jengeo-43740
      author: Clark, Lisa B.; González, Eduardo; Henry, Annie L.; Sher, Anna A.
       title: A Solution to Treat Mixed-Type Human Datasets from Socio-Ecological Systems
        date: 2020-12-31
       words: 7382
      flesch: 51
     summary: While many restoration ecology studies have inventoried management actions in river restoration projects (Bernhardt et al., 2007; Morandi et al., 2014), to the authors’ knowledge, an in-depth, quantitative exploration of the characteristics of managers and their projects has not been done (except see Sher et al., 2020). Surprisingly, the characteristic clusters did not, for the most part, explain management decisions, suggesting that individual managers did not make choices based on their background, but instead that these decisions may be more the product of the agency or collaborative group and determined by their resources and/or priorities (Sher et al., 2020).
    keywords: 2007; 2016; 51–60; a.a; agencies; agency; analysis; approach; biocontrol; bureau; case; categorical; chans; characteristics; clark; cluster; clustering; coefficient; collaborative; common; conservation; continuous; data; decisions; dimension; dissimilarity; doi; ecological; ecology; education; environmental; et al; experience; federal; geography; goals; gonzález; gower; group; heavy; human; information; invasive; journal; land; legendre; level; local; machinery; management; managers; mean; medoids; method; mixed; monitoring; natural; new; non; number; observations; ordinal; pam; plant; private; profit; projects; proportion; removal; restoration; results; river; role; science; service; sher; similarity; sites; sources; specific; state; study; survey; systems; table; tamarix; type; u.s; university; variables; weight; wildlife; years
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        item: #25 of 136
          id: jengeo-43741
      author: Dogaru, Diana; Mauser, Wolfram; Balteanu, Dan; Krimly, Tatjana; Lippert, Christian; Sima, Mihaela; Szolgay, Jan; Kohnova, Silvia; Hanel, Martin; Nikolova, Mariyana; Szalai, Sandor; Frank, Anton
       title: Irrigation Water Use in the Danube Basin: Facts, Governance and Approach to Sustainability
        date: 2019-12-26
       words: 9624
      flesch: 42
     summary: These aspects and the fact that irrigation water leaves the system through the atmosphere and cannot be reused make irrigation central to sustainable water resources management. Irrigation water is used on the basis of permits for water abstraction; payments are applied for abstractions larger than 6 000 m3/year or 500 m3/month.
    keywords: 1–12; 2012; 2013; 2015; 2016; abstraction; adaptation; agricultural; approach; areas; aspects; assessment; availability; available; basin; basin irrigation; blue; central; challenges; change; climate; climate change; commission; common; conditions; context; countries; country; crop; current; danube; danube basin; danube countries; danube river; data; demand; development; different; dogaru; doi; downstream; drought; economic; effects; efficiency; energy; environmental; et al; european; fao; fig; food; framework; future; geography; germany; global; governance; hungary; icpdr; impacts; increase; infrastructure; institute; integrative; irrigation; irrigation management; irrigation water; issues; journal; knowledge; land; large; level; lower; management; march; mauser; ministry; monitoring; national; natural; need; nexus; pathways; plain; plans; policies; potential; production; rainfall; regional; regulatory; report; republic; research; resources; river; river basin; romania; scarcity; scientific; sector; strategies; support; surface; sustainable; systems; trade; transdisciplinary; university; upstream; use; view; water; water management; water resources; water scarcity; water use; wide; yield
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        item: #26 of 136
          id: jengeo-43742
      author: Vranešević, Milica; Salvai, Andrea; Bezdan, Atila; Zemunac, Radoš
       title: Assessment of Runoff and Drainage Conditions in a North Banat Sub-Catchment, North-Eastern Serbia
        date: 2019-12-26
       words: 4740
      flesch: 52
     summary: After regulating the mentioned rivers and their tributaries, as well as the construction of riverbanks along river streams, there was a need for inland waters drainage. When solving the problem of the drainage of an area and dimensioning drainage systems, one of the most important steps is to calculate the rate of runoff.
    keywords: analysis; area; asopisima; basin; calculation; canal; catchment; characteristics; coefficient; conditions; cover; days; different; doi; drainage; duration; environmental; excess; formulas; function; galacka; geography; hydrological; inland; journal; journal%20of%20environmental%20geography; kikinda; land; main; pantelić; partial; period; permeability; project; radovi%20u%20ä; rainfall; rate; relevant; results; runoff; runoff coefficient; s0169555x18302423.htm; soil; sub; system; table; time; type; use; value; vegetation; vojvodina; vranešević; water
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        item: #27 of 136
          id: jengeo-43743
      author: Assfaw, Abebe Tarko 
       title: Calibration, Validation and Performance Evaluation of Swat Model for Sediment Yield Modelling in Megech Reservoir Catchment, Ethiopia
        date: 2019-12-26
       words: 7218
      flesch: 54
     summary: Abstract Intensive agricultural practice in Ethiopian highlands results in increasing rates of soil erosion and reservoir sedimentation. The estimation of sediment yield and prediction of the spatial distribution of soil erosion on the upper Megech reservoir catchment enables the local governments and policymakers to maximize the design span life of the Megech reservoir through implementing appropriate soil conservation practices.
    keywords: agricultural; analysis; annual; area; assessment; assfaw; available; average; basins; calibration; capacity; catchment; cover; curve; daily; dam; data; degradation; design; development; distribution; doi; environmental; erosion; ethiopia; factor; fig; flow; geography; high; hydrological; journal; july; land; load; loss; management; map; maximum; mean; measured; medium; megech; megech reservoir; meteorological; method; model; modeling; observed; output; parameters; performance; period; quantity; rainfall; rating; relative; research; reservoir; reservoir catchment; river; runoff; sediment; sediment data; sediment load; sediment yield; sedimentation; sensitivity; simulated; simulation; slope; soil; soil erosion; spatial; station; step; streamflow; study; sub; surface; swat; swat model; table; time; total; type; upper; use; validation; values; volume; vulnerable; water; watershed; year; yield
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        item: #28 of 136
          id: jengeo-43744
      author: Iváncsics, Vera; Filepné Kovács, Krisztina
       title: Characteristics of Post Socialist Spatial Development of the Functional Urban Area of Veszprém, Hungary
        date: 2019-12-26
       words: 6637
      flesch: 58
     summary: (Data source: Corine, Google Earth) 1990-2000 2000-2006 2006-2012 2012-2018 Core town New industrial, commercial units 107.8 ha / 90.3% 31.5 ha / 67.9% 6.7 ha / 16.0% 24.0 ha / 50.8% New urban green areas 0.0 ha / 0.0% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 1.9 ha / 4.0% New transport units 0.0 ha / 0.0% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 23.7 ha / 56.9% 0.0 ha / 0.0% New mine sites 5.9 ha / 4.9% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 11.3 ha / 27.2% 6.0 ha / 12.6% New urban fabric 5.7 ha / 4.7% 14.9 ha / 32.1% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 15.4 ha / 32.5% Inner ring New industrial, commercial units 8.2 ha / 22.2% 10.4 ha / 13.1% 6.0 ha / 16.8% 0.0 ha / 0.0% New urban green areas 28.6 ha / 77.2% 1.6 ha / 2.0% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 6.0 ha / 8.6% New transport units 0.0 ha / 0.0% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 16.2 ha / 45.1% 0.0 ha / 0.0% New mine sites 0.2 ha / 0.5% 5.1 ha / 6.4% 13.7 ha / 38.1% 32.9 ha / 47.7% New urban fabric 0.0 ha / 0.0% 62.7 ha / 78.5% 0.0 ha / 0.0% 30.2 ha / 43.7%
    keywords: 2005; 2012; 2014; 33–43; agricultural; areas; artificial; artificial areas; atlas; categories; changes; commercial; core; corine; data; development; different; doi; economic; environmental; european; examined; fabric; fig; filepné; fringe; fua; geography; green; group; hungarian; hungary; important; increase; industrial; inner; intensive; iváncsics; journal; kovács; land; land use; landscape; management; mining; municipalities; national; natural; new; new artificial; new urban; outer; period; plan; planning; plots; policy; ratio; research; settlement; sites; socialist; spatial; sprawl; study; surfaces; town; transport; units; urban; urban area; urban fabric; urban sprawl; use; use changes; veszprém; years; zone
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        item: #29 of 136
          id: jengeo-43745
      author: Mezősi, Gábor; Meyer, Burghard C.; Bata, Teodóra; Kovács, Ferenc; Czúcz, Bálint; Ladányi, Zsuzsanna; Blanka, Viktória
       title: Integrated Approach to Estimate Land Use Intensity for Hungary
        date: 2019-12-26
       words: 4244
      flesch: 54
     summary: Abstract An integrated approach was applied in this article to provide a medium-scale map of land use intensity for Hungary. The basis of the evaluation was the CORINE 2012 dataset, and a matrix method was applied to integrate the ratio of natural/semi-natural vegetation, woody vegetation and the Natural Capacity Index in the assessment to describe the complex approach of land use intensity.
    keywords: agricultural; anthropogenic; applied; approach; arable; areas; biodiversity; changes; clc; corine; cover; data; doi; environmental; et al; fig; forest; geography; high; hungary; index; integrated; intensity; intensive; journal; land; land cover; land use; landscape; management; map; matrix; method; mezősi; natural; natural vegetation; naturalness; parameters; patches; ratio; research; resolution; results; scale; semi; study; use; use intensity; vegetation; vegetation cover; woody; woody vegetation
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        item: #30 of 136
          id: jengeo-43746
      author: Kiss, Andrea
       title: Droughts, Dry Spells and Low Water Levels in Late Medieval Hungary (and Slavonia) III: Potential Dry Spells and the Drought of (1516-)1517
        date: 2019-12-26
       words: 11609
      flesch: 58
     summary: The discussed indirect cases from 1371, 1375, 1378, (1414-)1417, mid-/late 1420s, and the different groups of potential indirect evidence – related to drought years mentioned in the previous two papers (Kiss-Nikolic, 2015; Kiss, 2017) – are mainly based on reports that may indirectly reflect on drought or prolonged dry conditions. Still, there is a higher likelihood for the occurrence of such problems in dry years.
    keywords: 1516-)1517; 53–67; affected; alexandre; area; atlas; austria; available; bad; basin; brázdil; budapest; carpathian; case; central; century; charter; conditions; contemporary; cook; country; danube; data; dearth; documentary; drought; dry; dry conditions; dry spells; early; eastern; environmental; europe; events; evidence; example; extreme; fig; fires; floods; geography; german; glaser; great; great drought; hard; harvest; hay; high; higher; hna; hungarian; hungary; indirect; information; interesting; january; journal; kiss; kotyza; late; legal; level; low; major; medieval; mill; multiannual; north; old; outstanding; owda; paper; parts; period; place; plain; poland; possession; possible; potential; present; previous; problems; prolonged; reconstruction; ring; river; rohr; scale; shortage; significant; similar; slavonia; sources; spells; spring-)summer; summer; supply; survey; time; tisza; today; town; tree; vol; water; weather; western; wet; wetter; winter; world; years
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        item: #31 of 136
          id: jengeo-43747
      author: Gbiri, Isaac Adelakun; Adeoye, Nathaniel Olugbade
       title: Analysis of Pattern and Extent of Deforestation in Akure Forest Reserve, Ondo State, Nigeria
        date: 2019-05-02
       words: 8036
      flesch: 57
     summary: Fenning and Gershenzon (2002) reported that thirty percent of the Earth’s land surface area (3.9 billion hectares) forest covers had been depleted from the original forest cover estimated to be six billion hectares while FAO (2010) put current forests cover at about 4 billion hectares, about 31 percent of the Earth’s land surface; and over a period of 5,000 years, the cumulative loss of forest land worldwide is estimated at 1.8 billion hectares – an average net loss of 360,000 hectares per year (Williams, 2002). 7 RESULTS The entire study area covered 69.93 km2 which was tuned to about 7139.8 hectares of forest land.
    keywords: 1–11; 2002; accuracy; adeoye; agriculture; akure; akure forest; analysis; approach; area; assessment; available; band; bare; body; boundary; change; characteristics; classes; classification; classified; cocoa; constituted; conversion; cover; data; deforestation; difference; doi; earth; environmental; etm+; extent; fao; farmland; fig; food; forest; forest reserve; forestry; gbiri; geography; global; green; ground; hectares; high; human; image; important; index; infrared; journal; km2; land; landsat; local; map; natural; ndvi; near; nigeria; normalized; oke; ondo; online; overall; pattern; pixel; plan; processing; rate; regrowth; remote; reserve; resolution; resources; results; satellite; secondary; sensing; signatures; spatial; species; state; study; survey; sustainable; systems; table; temporal; thermal; total; tree; tropical; undisturbed; undisturbed forest; use; vegetation; water; world; years
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        item: #32 of 136
          id: jengeo-43748
      author: Kiss, Tímea; Fekete, István; Tápai,  Ibolya
       title: Environmental Status of a City Based on Heavy Metal Content of the Tree-Rings of Urban Trees: Case Study at Szeged, Hungary
        date: 2019-05-02
       words: 5907
      flesch: 64
     summary: To evaluate the spatial changes of heavy metal pollution along roads, two main roads with heavy traffic were sampled (Bajai road and Kossuth road). 4 Weight changes of the sampled 5 tree-rings (representing the maximum, mean and minimum values) Temporal changes in heavy metal pollution of tree-rings The amount of accumulated heavy metals considerably changed during the studied period (Table 1).
    keywords: air; area; biomass; busy; cadmium; case; centre; changes; city; conditions; considerable; content; copper; decrease; distribution; doi; environmental; fig; geography; heavy; heavy metal; high; hungary; industrial; journal; kiss; lead; lead content; living; load; main; metal; metal content; metal pollution; period; petrol; points; polluted; pollution; ppm; results; rings; roads; sampled; second; spatial; status; studied; study; system; szeged; temporal; time; town; traffic; tree; urban; usage; water; zinc
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        item: #33 of 136
          id: jengeo-43749
      author: Pedrosa, Adriana Albuquerque; Claudino-Sales, Vanda; Cavalcante, IItabaraci Nazareno; Carvalho, Alexandre Medeiros
       title: Recent Dune Migration Along the Coastal Plain of Canoa Quebrada, Ceará State, Northeast Brazil
        date: 2019-05-02
       words: 7025
      flesch: 64
     summary: This seems to indicate that the main element responsible for dunes migration is wind speed. The effect of climate change on the mobility and stability of coastal sand dunes in Ceará State (NE Brazil).
    keywords: 2009; 2016; 23–32; aeolian; analysis; annual; apa; area; average; barreiras; beach; beaches; brazil; brazilian; bristow; canoa; canoa quebrada; carvalho; ceará; ceará state; claudino; coastal; coastal area; data; decrease; desert; direction; doi; dry; dune migration; dunefields; dunes; dynamics; e.g.; environmental; erosion; estado; et al; federal; fig; figure; fluvial; fortaleza; geography; geomorphology; high; images; inpe; intensity; interval; jaguaribe; journal; l.p; large; location; lower; maia; migration; migration rate; mobile; new; northeast; northeastern; ocean; order; pedrosa; period; plain; precipitation; presence; quebrada; rate; research; river; sales; sand; santos; seacliffs; season; sedimentary; sediments; segment; series; shoreline; speed; state; study; system; temperature; time; transgressive; university; wind; years
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        item: #34 of 136
          id: jengeo-43750
      author: Shumie, Melese Chanie
       title: Evaluation of Potential Reservoir Deficiency Due to Climate Change, Kesem Kebena Dam, Ethiopia
        date: 2019-05-02
       words: 5688
      flesch: 62
     summary: This study evaluated the potential deficiency of the reservoir of Kesem Kebena dam due to climate change and designed appropriate structural hydraulic measures for controlling surplus flood water. Computing excess flood volume To obtain the monthly excess flood magnitudes, the monthly average rainfall data of 14 rain gauges were taken.
    keywords: 33–40; area; august; available; average; catchment; change; climate; coefficient; conservation; controlling; crest; dam; dams; data; design; discharge; downstream; earthen; effective; emergency; environmental; ethiopia; excess; extra; extreme; fig; flood; floodways; geography; head; hydraulic; important; inflow; journal; july; kebena; kesem; land; length; magnitude; main; maximum; measures; methods; monthly; ogee; outflow; outlet; period; profile; rainfall; research; reservoir; return; river; shumie; significant; site; soil; spillway; storage; structures; study; surplus; table; total; upstream; use; volume; water; wwdse; years
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        item: #35 of 136
          id: jengeo-43751
      author: Ashaolu, Eniola Damilola; Olorunfemi, Jacob Funso; Ifabiyi, Ifatokun Paul
       title: Assessing the Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Land Use and Land Cover Changes in Osun Drainage Basin, Nigeria
        date: 2019-05-02
       words: 7328
      flesch: 61
     summary: Accuracy assessment of land use land cover classification using Google Earth. Other human activities such as fuel wood extraction, sand mining, quarrying and gold mining etc. have all contributed to land use changes.
    keywords: accuracy; activities; annual; area; ashaolu; average; bare; basin; bodies; change; classes; classification; classified; cover change; crops; decrease; detection; doi; drainage; drainage basin; environmental; et al; forest; future; geography; groundwater; hydrological; images; increase; journal; km2; land; land area; land cover; land use; landsat; lulc; lulc change; matrix; natural; nigeria; osun; osun drainage; outcrops; pattern; period; population; rate; recharge; remote; results; rock; salami; satellite; sensing; settlements; shrubs; study; study area; surfaces; table; total; type; use change; vegetation; water; wetland; years
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        item: #36 of 136
          id: jengeo-43752
      author: Ilić, Milica; Vranešević, Milica; Bezdan, Atila; Blagojević, Boško
       title: Classification of Water Quality of Banat Watercourses in Serbia for the Needs of Irrigation
        date: 2019-05-02
       words: 4026
      flesch: 49
     summary: A tool for the evaluation of irrigation water quality in the arid and semi-arid regions. Keywords: Water quality, WQI, Irrigation, Vojvodina INTRODUCTION
    keywords: analyzed; april; certain; classes; classification; effects; environmental; excellent; fao; fig; good; index; infiltration; irrigation; journal; karaš; mean; minimum; moravica; nera; parameters; period; plants; problems; production; quality; representation; salt; samples; september; serbia; soil; swqi; table; terms; total; toxicity; values; vegetation; vegetation period; vojvodina; water; water quality
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        item: #37 of 136
          id: jengeo-43753
      author: Gombás, Károly; Oroszi, Viktor György
       title: Foreword to the Special Issue of the Journal of Environmental Geography on Climate Change Adaptation in the Danube Region
        date: 2018-12-07
       words: 1040
      flesch: 40
     summary: Significant policy impact and technical progress is traceable regarding climate change adaptation in PA5 Action -7 “Anticipate regional and local impacts of climate change through research” and Action-8 “To develop spatial planning and construction activities in the context of climate change and increased threats of floods”. Therefore, PA5 Hungarian coordination gave its opinion in December 2017 to the update of EU Strategy on Adaptation to Climate Change carried out by DG CLIMA in order to secure feedback to the role of EU macro-regional strategies in climate change adaptation.
    keywords: adaptation; area; change; climate; cooperation; danube; danube region; environmental; eusdr; flood; hungary; journal; level; management; pa5; priority; project; region; regional; strategy; water
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        item: #38 of 136
          id: jengeo-43754
      author: Nagy, Judit; Kiss, Tímea; Fehérváry, István; Vaszkó, Csaba
       title: Changes in Floodplain Vegetation Density and the Impact of Invasive Amorpha fruticosa on Flood Conveyance
        date: 2018-12-07
       words: 6648
      flesch: 61
     summary: According to the results of HEC-RAS (Hydrologic Engineering Center's River Analysis System) and CES (Conveyance Estimation System) models, if floodplain vegetation was managed and Amorpha fruticosa was cleared from the floodplain, peak flood level would decrease by 15 cm. The aims of the present study are (1) to analyse the long -term changes in land-use and vegetation density on the Lower Tisza River, (2) to evaluate the role of the invasive Amorpha fruticosa in increasing vegetation density, and (3) to model the effect of dense floodplain vegetation on flood level and flood conveyance.
    keywords: 2018; 3–12; actual; amorpha; amorpha fruticosa; area; average; calculated; categories; century; ces; changes; channel; conditions; conveyance; cover; cross; decreased; dense; density; different; discharge; doi; downstream; effect; environmental; fig; flood; flood conveyance; floodplain; floodplain vegetation; flow; forests; fruticosa; geography; hec; high; hungary; impact; invasive; journal; kiss; land; level; long; lower; management; meadows; mean; middle; model; nagy; natural; pastures; peak; presence; ras; results; riparian; river; role; roughness; scenario; section; species; study; surface; tisza; upstream; use; values; vegetation; vegetation density; vegetation roughness; velocity; water
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        item: #39 of 136
          id: jengeo-43755
      author: Stolz, Roswitha; Prasch, Monika; Weber, Michael; Koch, Franziska; Weidinger, Ruth; Ebner, Manuel; Mauser, Wolfram
       title: Climate Change Impacts on the Water Resources in the Danube River Basin and Possibilities to Adapt: – The Way to an Adaptation Strategy and its Update
        date: 2018-12-07
       words: 9216
      flesch: 46
     summary: Since water is essential for live, culture, economy and ecosystems, climate change adaptation is crucial. In order to be prepared for possible consequences of climate change, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) asks Parties of the Kyoto Protocol to develop implement and regularly update programmes of measures for climate change adaptation on a national and regional level (United Nations, 1998).
    keywords: activities; adaptation; adaptation measures; adaptation strategy; agriculture; analysed; analysis; annual; approaches; areas; availability; available; basin; biodiversity; certainty; change; change adaptation; change impacts; climate; climate change; conditions; cordex; countries; danube; danube river; danube study; data; development; different; documents; drb; eastern; ecosystems; eea; effects; environmental; european; events; extreme; fig; flood; framework; future; future climate; geography; higher; icpdr; impacts; implementation; increase; information; initial; initial danube; ipcc; issues; journal; knowledge; likely; low; mean; measures; methods; mountain; national; navigation; new; order; overview; parts; period; possible; precipitation; projections; projects; quality; regional; regions; related; report; research; resources; results; river; river basin; runoff; scientific; sectors; significant; south; statements; strategies; strategy; studies; study; summer; temperature; trend; united; update; use; water; winter
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          id: jengeo-43757
      author: Thornbush, Mary J.
       title: Studies of Oxford Stone as a Contribution to Environmental Geomorphology
        date: 2013-04-25
       words: 9323
      flesch: 46
     summary: The context for this review is in the application of environmental geomorphology to the more recent studies by physical geographers. These later studies are considered to be exemplar of environmental geomorphology, as a subfield of geomorphology that is within an applied geomorphol- ogy (Fig. 1).
    keywords: 2003; address; applied; approach; arkell; blistering; blocks; book; buildings; case; central; change; cleaning; coates; colleges; conference; conservation; contribution; creepers; cultural; current; decay; degradation; developed; development; different; earth; england; environmental; environmental geomorphology; evident; example; features; fig; geography; geological; geology; geomorphological; geomorphology; h.a; heritage; historical; human; hungary; impacts; instance; interactions; international; ivy; journal; landforms; landscape; limestone; literature; m.j; moisture; monitoring; natural; new; observations; oxford; oxford stone; panizza; paper; perspectives; photographic; physical; plants; pollution; practical; practice; press; problems; proceedings; processes; publication; pécsi; recent; relevant; replacement; research; reviews; science; scientific; society; soiling; special; stone; studies; study; surface; surveys; temperature; thornbush; time; traffic; understanding; university; urban; use; viles; volume; walls; water; weathering; work; years
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        item: #41 of 136
          id: jengeo-43758
      author: Bede-Fazekas, Ákos
       title: Modeling the Impacts of Climate Change on Phytogeographical Units: A Case Study of the Moesz Line
        date: 2013-04-25
       words: 4608
      flesch: 52
     summary: DOI: 10.2478/v10326-012-0003-3 ISSN: 2060-467X MODELING THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON PHYTOGEOGRAPHICAL UNITS. Keywords: climate change, REMO, Climate envelope model, phytogeography, Moesz line, model improvement INTRODUCTION
    keywords: 1999; able; algorithm; ann; area; artificial; basin; bede; border; budapest; carpathians; case; change; climate; climate change; climatic; corvinus; czúcz; data; different; distribution; ecological; envelope; fazekas; fig; future; hungarian; hungary; impacts; improvement; intelligence; isotherm; line; method; modeling; models; moesz; moesz line; neural; northern; note; observed; ornamental; parameters; period; phase; phytogeographical; plant; potential; prediction; reference; regional; research; results; shift; similar; southern; species; study; territories; units; university; vegetation; özesmi
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        item: #42 of 136
          id: jengeo-43759
      author: Akoteyon, Isaiah S.
       title: Evaluation of Groundwater Quality Using Water Quality Indices in Parts of Lagos-Nigeria
        date: 2013-04-25
       words: 5908
      flesch: 63
     summary: One of the advan- tages of water quality index (WQI) is that it serves as a useful and efficient method for assessing the suitability of water quality for various purposes. Assessing water quality using water quality index and multivariate analysis En- viron Earth Sci 59, 1461–1473.
    keywords: -excellent; affected; akoteyon; aquifer; area; assessment; bicarbonate; brackish; chloride; classification; co3; coastal; detection; drinking; enrichment; environ; environmental; evaluation; fresh; good; groundwater; groundwater quality; health; index; india; indices; intrusion; l poor; lagos; limit; locations; major; mean; method; moderate; nigeria; organization; overall; parameters; parts; poor; quality; quality index; revelle; salinization; salts; samples; spatial; standard; study; sub; table; udl; unfit; value; variation; varied; water; water quality; wells; world; wqi; zone
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        item: #43 of 136
          id: jengeo-43760
      author: Bata, Teodóra; Mezősi, Gábor
       title: Assessing Landscape Sensitivity Based on Fragmentation Caused by the Artificial Barriers in Hungary
        date: 2013-04-25
       words: 6506
      flesch: 55
     summary: By calculating landscape fragmentation metrics, the micro -regions are identified, which must be protected with high priority in the future. Keywords: landscape fragmentation, sensitivity, stability, artificial barriers, landscape metrics INTRODUCTION Landscape pattern embedded in the matrix is formed by patches and corridors (Forman and Godron, 1986; Formann, 1995).
    keywords: 2010; analysis; area; artificial; artificial barriers; available; barriers; bata; case; change; contiguous; data; database; decrease; degree; development; different; division; ecological; ecology; effective; effects; elements; fig; forman; fragmentation; fragmented; future; group; highway; hungarian; hungary; increase; index; information; jaeger; landscape; landscape fragmentation; landscape metrics; landscape sensitivity; landscape units; length; long; maps; meshcut; methods; metrics; mezősi; micro; motorway; natural; network; new; number; ones; order; patches; period; plain; planning; railways; regions; road; sensitivity; settlements; size; south; spatial; splitting; stability; study; sum; table; temporal; term; total; units; urban
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        item: #44 of 136
          id: jengeo-43761
      author: Németh, Ákos
       title: Estimation of Tourism Climate in the Lake Balaton Region, Hungary
        date: 2013-04-25
       words: 4487
      flesch: 55
     summary: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY Journal of Environmental Geography 6 (1–2), 49–55. DOI: 10.2478/v10326-012-0006-0 ISSN: 2060-467X ESTIMATION OF TOURISM CLIMATE IN THE LAKE BALATON REGION, HUNGARY Ákos Németh Climatology Division, Hungarian Meteorological Service, Kitaibel P. u. 1., H-1024 Budapest, Hungary e-mail: nemeth.a@met.hu Research article, received 24 January 2013, published online 15 April 2013 This work is based on the previous researches on relation between climate classification Estimation of tourism climate in the Lake Balaton region, Hungary 51 and recreation, and applied the human comfort-related outcomes too (Amelung and Moreno, 2012).
    keywords: activities; air; balaton; bioclimatic; change; climate; climatic; climatology; cold; combined; comfort; conditions; ctis; daily; data; days; duration; equivalent; factors; fig; good; heat; human; humidity; hungary; index; indices; information; journal; lake; matzarakis; means; meteorological; mieczkowski; months; parameters; period; pet; physical; potential; precipitation; region; relative; siófok; speed; stress; sub; summer; sunshine; table; tci; temperature; thermal; tourism; tourism climate; tourists; weather; wind
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          id: jengeo-43762
      author: Csernus-Molnár, Ildikó; Kiss, Andrea; Pócsik, Edit
       title: 18th-Century Daily Measurements and Weather Observations in the Se-Carpathian Basin: A Preliminary Analysis of the Timişoara Series (1780-1803)
        date: 2014-04-24
       words: 5751
      flesch: 58
     summary: In this way, in order to be able to carry out statistical analysis of the data the two types of temperature measurement series provided by Klapka, had to be converted into one common unit of measure – in our case the Celsius degree scale. Timişoara data series.
    keywords: 2002; 2003; analysis; available; averages; basin; brázdil; buda; budapest; carpathian; case; century; change; climatic; climatology; conditions; contemporary; csernus; daily; data; days; doi; dry; e.g.; early; european; events; extreme; fact; fig; foggy; great; historical; hungary; important; information; instrumental; kežmarok; kiss; klapka; late; manuscript; maros; measured; measurements; meteorologica; miskolc; molnár; monthly; number; observations; palatina; period; precipitation; pressure; rainy; records; series; societas; spring; summer; temperature; time; timişoara; university; values; weather; winter; years
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        item: #46 of 136
          id: jengeo-43763
      author: Hernádi, Hilda; Makó, András
       title: Dataset for Creating Pedotransfer Functions to Estimate Organic Liquid Retention of Soils
        date: 2014-04-24
       words: 8110
      flesch: 55
     summary: Developing joint probability distribu- tion of soil water retention characteristics. Use of soil water retention capacity and hydraulic conduc- tivity estimation in the preparation of soil water management maps.
    keywords: 2006; accuracy; analysis; basic; bulk; case; clay; component; content; curves; data; dataset; density; different; distribution; doi; equation; estimation; et al; fig; fitting; fluid; fluid retention; functions; genuchten; hernádi; higher; hungarian; hydraulic; journal; lenhard; liquid; loam; lower; makó; matter; mbar; mean; measured; measurements; method; napl; napl retention; organic; parameters; parametric; parker; pedotransfer; phase; porous; pressure; properties; ptfs; rajkai; rawls; regression; relationships; reliability; research; results; retention; retention curves; retention values; rmse; samples; saturation; scaling; science; scores; selected; size; society; soil; soil properties; soil water; table; texture; values; van; variables; variance; water; water retention; wösten
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          id: jengeo-43764
      author: Adediji, Aderemi; Fashae, Olutoyin A.
       title: Sediment Dynamics in a Small, 2nd Order Urban River Awba Catchment, Ibadan, Nigeria
        date: 2014-04-24
       words: 4214
      flesch: 59
     summary: CONCLUSIONS The dynamics of suspended sediment yield in a 2 nd order River Awba stream within the estate of Univer- sity of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria was undertaken in t his study. In this regard, apart from weekly sample, twelve (12) storm flow events which occurred during the day were sampled for determination of suspended sediment concentration.
    keywords: adediji; area; awba; basin; catchment; changes; china; concentration; discharge; doi; drainage; dynamics; environmental; erosion; et al; events; fang; fig; flow; geography; ibadan; january; jeje; journal; land; load; loss; maximum; mean; monthly; nadal; nigeria; order; rainfall; rating; river; runoff; season; sediment; sediment concentration; small; soil; southwestern; storm; stream; study; surface; table; tropical; university; urbanized; use; value; vegetation; water; watershed; yield
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        item: #48 of 136
          id: jengeo-43767
      author: Ungvári, Gábor; Jolánkai, Zsolt; Kis, András; Kozma, Zsolt
       title: The Feasibility of Cooperation to Comply with Land Use Change Obligations in the Marosszög Area of South Hungary
        date: 2018-12-07
       words: 9031
      flesch: 48
     summary: It was confirmed that it is possible to improve local water management and satisfy the EFA requirements at a reduced cost if appropriate economic incentives are applied to trigger the cooperation of farmers. There have been spots however, where the model showed water coverage that was not confirmed by farmers.
    keywords: 2012; 2018; 37–47; agricultural; analysis; area; auction; average; benefits; bids; budapest; case; change; channel; climate; common; compliance; conditions; conference; conversion; converted; cooperation; cost; coverage; crop; current; data; decision; different; dmi; drainage; ecological; economic; efa; effect; environmental; eur; excess; excess water; exercise; farmers; fig; geography; governance; groundwater; hectares; high; hungary; hydrological; information; infrastructure; instrument; integrated; ipcc; jolánkai; journal; koncsos; kozma; land; land use; large; level; local; local water; low; lower; lu1; maintenance; makó; management; marosszög; measured; model; network; number; period; pilot; plots; policy; precipitation; price; processes; production; project; regulation; requirement; research; resources; results; river; scenarios; series; services; simulations; soil; study; surface; system; table; temperature; time; total; ungvári; use; use change; value; van; water; water coverage; water management; waterisk; way; wg1; year
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          id: jengeo-43768
      author: Kitka, Gergely; Kovács-Győri, Anna; Tátrai, János; Oroszi, Viktor György
       title: Application of GIS for a Climate Change Prepared Disaster Management in Csongrád County, Hungary
        date: 2018-12-07
       words: 4779
      flesch: 50
     summary: For the better understanding of disaster risk, priority 1 of the Sendai Framework promotes access to and support for innovation and technology, together with the long-term, multi-hazard and solution-driven research and development in the field of disaster risk management. The available functions integrated into the systems include data retrieval and other GIS operations (query according to region or attribute, buffer zones, test of upper limit, distance measurement, coordinate query, export of GIS data etc.)
    keywords: access; adaptation; application; area; assembly; case; cddm; change; city; climate; connection; county; csongrád; data; databases; decision; desktop; development; disaster; disaster management; districts; doi; emergency; environmental; esri; evacuation; field; fig; flood; framework; geography; geoinformatics; gis; hazard; hungary; important; information; journal; kitka; management; modelling; natural; network; new; operative; people; planning; plans; points; population; preparation; prevention; query; reduction; related; response; results; risk; sendai; server; service; special; support; system; szeged; time; tool; use; web
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          id: jengeo-43771
      author: Vizi, Dávid Béla; Fehér, János; Lovas, Attila; Kovács, Sándor
       title: Modelling of Extreme Hydrological Events on a Tisza River Basin Pilot Area, Hungary
        date: 2018-12-07
       words: 6389
      flesch: 62
     summary: Figure 7 shows the development of water flow and water level at Kisköre barrage in the modelled year. Figure 9 shows the development of water flow and water level at outflow section of the Eastern branch of the Nagykunsági main irrigation canal in the modelled year.
    keywords: 57–66; annual; area; available; basin; boundary; branch; canal; change; climate; conditions; data; demand; directorate; discharge; drought; eastern; environmental; extreme; fig; flood; flow; geography; hungarian; hungary; hydrodynamic; hydrological; irrigation; irrigation canal; journal; kisköre; körös; lake; lake tisza; level; main; main irrigation; management; middle; middle tisza; model; modelling; nagykunsági; nagykunsági irrigation; outfall; period; pilot; pilot area; resources; results; river; scenario; section; smhi; stage; system; time; tisza; tisza river; vizi; water; water demand; water flow; water level; water management; year
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          id: jengeo-43772
      author: Bucur, Andreea; Gregorič, Gregor; Grlj, Aleš; Kokalj,  Žiga; Sušnik, Andreja
       title: Tool for Drought Monitoring in the Danube Region: – Methods and Preliminary Developments
        date: 2018-12-07
       words: 6902
      flesch: 54
     summary: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) anomalies for vegetation drought monitoring NDVI is the most straightforward way of detecting and monitoring vegetation from satellite measurements (Anyamba and Tucker, 2012) and represents the starting point of satellite-based indicators for drought monitoring. Keywords: drought monitoring, drought impacts, drought management, satellite data, Drought User Service INTRODUCTION Drought has been a recurrent phenomenon in the Danube region and its characteristics in the last decades are changing.
    keywords: 2010; 2012; 67–75; anomalies; anomaly; areas; ascat; available; average; bartalis; basin; bucur; climate; conditions; copernicus; countries; current; danube; danube region; data; day; development; difference; doi; dridanube; drought; drought monitoring; dus; e.g.; early; earth; effects; environmental; et al; european; geography; global; high; ieee; index; indicators; indices; information; journal; land; layers; long; management; maps; measurements; moisture; monitoring; ndvi; near; negative; normalized; observation; parts; paulik; period; potential; product; project; real; region; related; remote; requirements; research; results; risk; satellite; scatterometer; sensing; service; shades; soil; soil moisture; spatial; ssm; surface; swi; system; term; time; tool; user; values; vegetation; wagner; water; web; year
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          id: jengeo-43773
      author: Martins, Bruno; Lourenço, Luciano; Monteiro, Sílvia
       title: Natural Hazards in Sao Vicente (Cabo Verde)
        date: 2018-05-17
       words: 5605
      flesch: 51
     summary: Santiago de Cabo Verde. 2Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cape Verde, Praça António Lereno, CP 379C Praia, Santiago, Cabo Verde *Corresponding author, e-mail: bruno.martins@uc.pt Research article, received 11 November 2017, accepted 6 February 2018
    keywords: 2013; action; agricultural; archipelago; areas; august; cabo; cabo verde; capacity; cape; city; colluvium; concentrated; consequences; cover; deep; desertification; development; different; doi; dry; environment; erosion; etar; factors; farmers; farms; field; fig; flash; flooding; formation; growth; gullies; hazard; high; important; intense; interviews; irrigation; island; lazareto; loss; main; martins; mean; meters; mindelo; national; natural; observation; poor; praia; precipitation; presence; processes; production; rainfall; regional; runoff; sand; santiago; sepa; significant; slopes; soil; surface; são; são vicente; urban; use; vegetation; verde; vicente; vinha; vulnerability; water; west; wind; years
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        item: #53 of 136
          id: jengeo-43774
      author: Das, Balai Chandra
       title: Development of Streambed Potholes and the Role of Grinding Stones
        date: 2018-05-17
       words: 5894
      flesch: 70
     summary: The largest grinding stone from 34 randomly selected potholes, developed on the riverbed of Subarnarekha River at Ghatshila, Jharkhand, India, were analyzed to have an insight into 1) their sizes and shapes; 2) controls on grinding stone shape; and 3) roles of largest grinding stone on streambed pothole growth. A force applied on largest grinding stone depends upon not only eddy velocity within pothole but also on shape of the stone.
    keywords: 1974; 2005; 2014; abrade; abrasion; applied; area; average; axis; bedrock; critical; density; depth; development; diameter; direction; discharge; doi; erosion; fig; flatness; floor; flow; force; formation; geological; grinders; growth; higher; india; journal; knighton; larger; largest; load; long; motion; new; particle; pebbles; potholes; radius; ratio; relationship; responsible; river; role; roughness; sediment; shape; shear; size; spherical; sphericity; springer; stones; stress; study; subarnarekha; surface; variation; velocity; volume; water; weight; τcr
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          id: jengeo-43775
      author: Boromisza, Zsombor; Szilágyi, Ferenc; Csányi, Béla; Mészáros, Szilvia; Gergely, Attila
       title: Every Start is Challenging: Fitting A New Artificial Lake Into the Landscape, Zalakaros, Hungary
        date: 2018-05-17
       words: 7313
      flesch: 55
     summary: Keywords: lake management, lake maintenance, thermal lake, algal bloom, macrophyte, succession, fish die-off, Zalakaros INTRODUCTION There are several reasons to create artificial lakes, including flood protection, providing water for irrigation and drinking, fish farming, and by opencast mining a plenty of new lakes appear in the landscape as well. The die-off is significant in respect of lake maintenance and requires an extensive analysis.
    keywords: 2013; aesthetical; algae; analysis; april; aquatic; area; artificial; artificial lake; assessment; august; average; basket; bath; bed; boromisza; case; changes; chemical; concentration; conditions; conductivity; course; cyanobacteria; depth; design; die; different; doi; ecological; experiences; fig; filamentous; fish; fitting; grass; green; group; growth; habitat; high; hungary; individuals; interventions; lake; lake maintenance; landscape; low; macroinvertebrate; macrophytes; maintenance; monitoring; nature; new; number; organisms; oxygen; pcs; phytoplankton; planned; plantation; planting; plants; present; process; quality; restoration; result; riparian; sampling; scanty; september; shallow; shoreline; significant; species; start; stems; study; surface; table; temperature; thermal; thermal lake; time; total; transplantation; typha; values; water; water quality; years; zalakaros; zooplankton
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          id: jengeo-43776
      author: González, Eduardo; Cabezas, Álvaro; Corenblit, Dov; Steiger, Johannes
       title: Autochthonous Versus Allochthonous Organic Matter in Recent Soil C Accumulation Along a Floodplain Biogeomorphic Gradient: An Exploratory Study
        date: 2014-04-24
       words: 8533
      flesch: 52
     summary: The objective of this work was to explore the im- portance of autochthonous organic matter versus allochthonous organic matter in organic C accumulation of floodplain forest soils along a vegetation succession and hydrogeomorphic connectivity gradient. Soil organic matter is especially rele- vant since it forms a larger and more lasting pool than living biomass.
    keywords: 2003; accumulation; alloc; area; autoc; autochthonous; biogeomorphic; cabezas; carbon; channel; collected; comín; connectivity; corenblit; decomposition; development; different; doi; duration; dynamics; ebro; ecology; effect; et al; f.a; factors; fig; fine; flooding; floodplain; floods; forest; fraction; france; frequency; function; gonzález; gradient; higher; hupp; hydrogeomorphic; hydrological; importance; large; levels; litter; lme; lockaby; lower; main; management; mats; matter; mature; mediterranean; middle; model; observed; old; older; organic; organic c; organic matter; origin; overbank; patches; period; pioneer; plots; populus; processes; production; rates; regime; relative; research; residuals; results; riparian; river; role; samples; sediment; sedimentation; sites; situ; soil; spain; species; stages; steiger; stem; structure; study; succession; surface; table; toc; topsoil; total; values; variables; vegetation; water; years; young
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          id: jengeo-43777
      author: Nyári, Diána; Knipl, István; Sipos, György; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Environmental Changes in Historical Times Near Apostag on the Danube-Tisza Interfluve, Hungary: A Complex Research Based on Archaeological Excavation and Geomorphological Investigations
        date: 2014-04-24
       words: 4845
      flesch: 69
     summary: Due to the climate changes, especially the increased aridity during the Holocene, many blown sand areas became active. Due to the climate changes, especially the increased aridity during the Holocene, many blown sand areas became active e.g. in the United States (Forman et al., 1992, 1995; Olson et al., 1997; Rawling et al., 2003; Stokes and Swinehart, 1997; Wilkins and Currey, 1999).
    keywords: 1992; 1999; 2007a; activities; activity; aeolian; age; apostag; archaeological; area; blown; borsy; century; changes; climate; danube; dating; ditch; ditches; doi; dry; dunes; environmental; et al; fig; futóhomok; földrajzi; geomorphological; graves; gábris; historical; holocene; human; hungary; impact; interfluve; investigations; kiss; közlemények; luminescence; lóki; measurements; middle; movement; museum; nyári; nyári et; osl; pleistocene; research; sand; significant; sipos; site; study; surface; system; sümegi; times; tisza; újházy
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          id: jengeo-43778
      author: Sipos, György; Blanka, Viktória; Mezősi, Gábor; Kiss, Tímea; van Leeuwen, Boudewijn
       title: Effect of Climate Change on the Hydrological Character of River Maros, Hungary-Romania
        date: 2014-04-24
       words: 5388
      flesch: 60
     summary: Analysis of expected climate change in the Carpathian Basin using the PRUDENCE results. ISSN: 2060-467X EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE HYDROLOGICAL CHARACTER OF RIVER MAROS, HUNGARY-ROMANIA György Sipos * , Viktória Blanka, Gábor Mezősi, Tímea Kiss, Boudewijn van Leeuwen Department of Physical Geography and Geoinformatics, University of Szeged, Egyetem u. 2-6, H-6722 Szeged, Hungary *Corresponding author, e-mail: siposgy@geo.u-szeged.hu Research article, received 28 February 2014, accepted 13 March 2014
    keywords: 2010; 2012; 2021–2050; 2071–2100; aladin; annual; area; average; basin; carpathian; catchment; change; climate; climate change; climatic; data; decrease; doi; early; effect; et al; expected; fig; floods; future; general; global; high; hungary; hydrological; hydrology; important; increase; journal; june; kiss; low; lower; maros; mean; modelling; models; mountains; period; precipitation; processes; reference; regime; regional; remo; resolution; results; river; river maros; romania; runoff; scale; significant; sipos; snow; spatial; study; summer; table; temperature; total; values; warming; water; winter; year
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          id: jengeo-43779
      author: Baude, Mike; Meyer, Burghard C.
       title: Changes of landscape structure and soil production function since the 18th century in north-west saxony
        date: 2010-01-01
       words: 7480
      flesch: 59
     summary: The study area (Source: Mannsfeld – Richter 1995) JOEG III/1-4 Changes of landscape structure and soil production function since the 18th century in north-west Saxony 13 2. RESULTS 2.1. ha % ha % m/ha 1750 1938.0 73.4 582.8 22.1 60.9 2.2 24.7 1.1 29.5 1.1 3.7 0.1 34.1 1850 2270.1 86.0 249.2 9.4 60.3 2.3 24.1 0.9 32.1 1.3 3.7 0.1 35.8 1950 2316.5 88.7 141.4 5.1 70.6 2.7 20.1 0.8 55.2 2.1 14.6 0.6 36.4 2005 2297.0 87.2 110.0 4.2 70.5 2.7 20.1 0.8 106.4 4.0 30.4 1.1 28.7 JOEG III/1-4 Changes of landscape structure and soil production function since the 18th century in north-west Saxony 15 Fig.
    keywords: 18th; 1997; 19th; 2006; agricultural; agricultural land; analyse; analysis; arable; area; assessment; bastian; baude; beginning; bodies; bork; cadastral; case; century; changes; comparison; data; der; development; driving; dynamics; ecological; economic; eds; estate; european; field; fig; forces; forest; function; german; german soil; gis; grassland; high; historical; iii/1; information; inventory; joeg; land use; landscape; landscape changes; landscape dynamics; landscape functions; landscape structure; leipzig; level; main; management; maps; meyer; middle; natural; network; new; north; period; planning; practices; production; production function; productivity; prussian; real; results; saxony; series; settlement; social; soil; soil inventory; soil production; staatliches; steps; structure; study; study area; table; taxation; time; time steps; torgau; types; und; use; use changes; vermessungsamt; water; west
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        item: #59 of 136
          id: jengeo-43780
      author: Mészáros, Szilvia; Gergely, Attila; Illyés, Zsuzsanna
       title: Assessment of Landscape Conflicts in Motorway Planning, NE Hungary
        date: 2018-05-17
       words: 6566
      flesch: 51
     summary: In this case – during the preparation of landscape studies made for the modification of the affected settlements’ urban plans – we proposed some track modifications in the phase of the design plan, because of the endangered valuable landscape elements (e.g. in order to protect lines of trees, unique landscape elements, and fitting into historical land use structure). Assessment of landscape conflicts in motorway planning, NE Hungary JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY Journal of Environmental Geography 11 (1–2), 27–36. DOI: 10.2478/jengeo-2018-0004
    keywords: 2006; affected; area; assessment; aszaló; barrier; border; case; changes; conflicts; conservation; construction; corridor; cultural; development; doi; ecological; elements; environmental; european; field; fig; forests; fragmentation; functional; hernád; hungarian; hungary; impacts; land use; landscape; landscape elements; law; line; local; ltd; m30; main; management; miskolc; modification; motorway; motorway planning; mészáros; national; natural; near; negative; network; new; old; orchards; people; planned; planning; plans; plot; possible; projects; protection; research; residential; result; road; section; settlements; small; structure; studies; study; szikszó; table; tornyosnémeti; track; traditional; transport; trees; unique; urban; use; uses; valuable; valuable landscape; values; vineyards; visual
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        item: #60 of 136
          id: jengeo-43781
      author: Benyhe, Balázs; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Catchment-scale relief development as the result of long-term agricultural activity, case study on Szekszárd hills, Hungary
        date: 2010-01-01
       words: 4787
      flesch: 66
     summary: This is important in relief development, as heavy summer rainfalls have greater effect on surface erosion (Kerényi 1991, Pinczés 1980). These examples show that surface erosion due to recent anthropogenic terrace formation is so high that the ridges erode and lower quite rapidly.
    keywords: activity; agricultural; area; artificial; bank; calculated; catchments; development; divides; eroded; erosion; exposure; fig; hills; history; human; hungary; iii/1; impact; intensive; joeg; landscape; larger; loess; longitudinal; lower; main; material; net; net erosion; potential; profiles; relief; relief development; result; ridges; roads; run; scale; slopes; soil; southern; steep; study; study area; sub; surface; szekszárd; term; terraces; town; tributaries; valleys; vineyards; viniculture; volume; walls; west
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        item: #61 of 136
          id: jengeo-43782
      author: Owusu, Alex Barimah
       title: An Assessment of Urban Vegetation Abundance in Accra Metropolitan Area, Ghana: A Geospatial Approach
        date: 2018-05-17
       words: 6456
      flesch: 56
     summary: Abstract The essential role played by urban vegetation in making urban areas livable is often overlooked in many developing cities. This is the case of Ghana where its capital, Accra is developing at the expense of urban vegetation.
    keywords: 2010; 2011; 2014; abundance; accra; air; algorithm; ama; analysis; angle; area; assessment; available; carbon; change; cities; city; communities; cover; data; development; doi; east; ecosystem; end; environment; etm+; fig; figure; geography; ghana; green; heat; high; human; image; important; informants; journal; key; land; landsat; landscape; large; livability; loss; mapper; metropolitan; natural; need; open; owusu; period; pixel; planning; plants; population; public; rate; remote; resilience; role; sam; sensing; social; spaces; species; spectral; spectrum; sprawl; study; sustainability; temperature; thematic; total; trees; urban; urban vegetation; urbanization; uses; van; vegetated; vegetation; vegetation cover; water; wind; year
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        item: #62 of 136
          id: jengeo-43783
      author: Hammad, Muhannad; Mucsi, László; van Leeuwen, Boudewijn
       title: Land Cover Change Investigation in the Southern Syrian Coastal Basins During the Past 30-Years Using Landsat Remote Sensing Data
        date: 2018-05-17
       words: 4734
      flesch: 58
     summary: This reduction was particularly high in the Alabrash and Hseen basins with 76.13 and 79.49 km2 respectively, and was accompanied by major increase of agriculture lands area which is attributed to dam construction in these basins which allowed people to cultivate rural lands for subsistence or to enhance their economic situation. Moreover, the major increase of agriculture land area could be seen also in the both Alabrash and Hseen basins with 67.65 km2 and 77.52 km2 respectively (Table 6).
    keywords: accuracy; agriculture; area; basin; body; change; class; classes; classification; coastal; conflict; cover; cover change; cover map; dam; data; different; doi; fig; forest; images; increase; km2; land cover; lands; landsat; main; map; maps; maximum; natural; natural vegetation; people; period; processes; reduction; remote; results; river; rural; sensing; southern; spatial; study; study area; supervised; syrian; table; total; total study; user; validation; vegetation; vegetation area; vegetation class; water; years
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        item: #63 of 136
          id: jengeo-43784
      author: Bezdán, Mária
       title: Characteristics of the flow regime along the regulated Tisza river reach downstream of Tiszafüred
        date: 2010-01-01
       words: 4694
      flesch: 67
     summary: An appreciable number of Tisza floods were affected on one of the middle or lower sections (not necessarily the same in every case) by backwater of a flood on the Danube or one of the Tisza tributaries – especially the rivers Maros or Körös Rivers, or draw- down in the case of their recession, so that the peak oc- curred earlier at the lower gauging station than at one of the upstream ones. Downstream of the Kisköre Dam commissioned in 1973 the lowest low-water levels dropped until the year 2009 by more than 100 cm at Taskony, 50 cm at Ti- szabő, 20 cm at Szolnok and 10 cm at Martfű, Parallel thereto, the duration of low water levels has grown.
    keywords: 1999; 2001; 2005; actual; backwater; bezdán; bečej; budapest; catchment; changes; conditions; csongrád; dam; dams; danube; data; discharge; downstream; flood; flood waves; flow; gauge; gauging; groundwater; hidrológiai; hidrológiai közlöny; high; higher; kisköre; körös; közlöny; levels; long; low; lowest; magyar; major; maros; mouth; novi; observed; peaks; period; profiles; rakonczai; reach; recipient; regime; river; section; slope; stage; stations; surface; szeged; tisza; tisza river; tiszafüred; tributaries; tributary; törökbecse; upstream; velocity; vágás; vízügyi; water; water levels; waves
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        item: #64 of 136
          id: jengeo-43785
      author: Najib, Sumayyah Aimi Mohd; Ismail, Wan Ruslan; Omar, Mohamad Adam
       title: Suspended sediment and phosphorus budget and trophic status of Bukit Merah Reservoir, Perak, Malaysia
        date: 2017-12-30
       words: 6035
      flesch: 62
     summary: Ter- restrial soils provide the parent material from which sediments are derived, and therefore the speciation of P in lake sediments may be largely governed by the P contents of the catchment soils. Phosphorus dis- tribution in lake sediments is not uniform over an entire lake and environmental conditions are equally variable.
    keywords: agriculture; apha; aquatic; area; average; bmr; budget; bukit; canal; carlson; catchment; chlorophyll; concentrations; conditions; depth; development; discharge; disk; doi; environmental; eutrophic; eutrophication; fig; forest; high; index; inlet; input; internal; ismail; journal; km2; kurau; kurau river; l-1; lake; land; limnology; load; loading; log; main; malaysia; mean; merah; najib; north; nutrient; oil; outlet; output; palm; perak; period; phosphorus; pool; productivity; quality; relationship; release; research; reservoir; river; sabah; sampling; secchi; sediment; shallow; source; ssc; status; study; table; total; transparency; trophic; tsi; turbidity; use; values; water; year-1
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        item: #65 of 136
          id: jengeo-43788
      author: Mucsi, László; Henits, László
       title: Creating excess water inundation maps by sub-pixel classification of medium resolution satellite images
        date: 2010-01-01
       words: 4354
      flesch: 53
     summary: The photo-taking process, depending on the actual meteorological condi- tions, can be flexibly accomplished in the most extended inundation period, thus it is possible to create excess water maps at the scale of 1:10000. The photo-taking process, depending on the actual meteorological conditions, can be flexibly accomplished in the most extended inundation period, thus it is possible to create excess water maps at the scale of 1:10000 (Licskó B., 2009).
    keywords: analysis; april; area; bands; basis; classes; classification; cover; data; endmembers; etm+; excess; excess water; field; fig; hazard; iii/1; images; inundation; joeg; land; landsat; mapping; maps; medium; methods; mixture; mucsi; number; open; open water; patches; pixel; ratio; remote; resolution; satellite; satellite images; scale; sensing; soil; spectral; study; sub; surfaces; thematic; types; vegetation; water; water inundation; water surfaces; year
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        item: #66 of 136
          id: jengeo-43789
      author: Barta, Gabriella
       title: The structure and origin of loess dolls: a case study from the loess-paleosoil sequence of Süttő, Hungary
        date: 2011-01-03
       words: 7436
      flesch: 61
     summary: Loess dolls or concretions belong to this last category. From these different structures more conclusions could be drawn on the origin of loess dolls.
    keywords: 1954; 1997; acid; axis; barta; brown; carbonate; case; cavity; channels; characteristic; compact; concretions; content; core; cracks; crust; depth; development; different; dolls; features; fig; formation; hungary; hydrochloric; hypocoatings; inner; inner structure; leaching; length; like; loess; loess dolls; longitudinal; main; morphology; nuclei; origin; outer; paleosoil; parallel; parts; percolating; porous; precipitation; processes; root; samples; schäftlein; secondary; sequence; size; small; solutions; structure; study; surface; system; süttő; treatment; unit; width
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        item: #67 of 136
          id: jengeo-43791
      author: Sümeghy, Borbála; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Discharge calculation of paleochannels on the alluvial fan of the Maros river, Hungary
        date: 2011-01-03
       words: 3857
      flesch: 59
     summary: The variability of sediment fluxes during the Holocene can be related to the changes in river discharge and coastal erosion input (Stein et al. 2004). Model- ling river discharge and precipitation from estuarine salinity in the northern Chesapeake Bay: application to Holocene palaeoclimate.
    keywords: 2007; alluvial; alluvial fan; bankfull; bankfull discharge; braided; changes; channel; climate; conditions; correlation; curvature; data; day; discharge; equations; fan; fig; flood; high; holocene; hungarian; hungary; hydrological; joeg; kiss; late; length; maros; maros river; meandering; misfit; morphometric; paleochannels; paleodischarge; parameters; pattern; pleistocene; precipitation; present; radius; river; study; table; thorndycraft; tisza; vi/1; width; zones
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        item: #68 of 136
          id: jengeo-43792
      author: Őrsi, Anna
       title: Quantifying the geodiversity of a study area in the Great Hungarian Plain
        date: 2011-01-03
       words: 2672
      flesch: 61
     summary: However, in spite of the weak correlations, they found that roughness is the highest in 90 percent of the units with highest geodiversity values. On the whole we can state that the southern part of the area (located a bit higher) has higher geodiversity values, but total geodiver- sity values do not follow the elevation values.
    keywords: abiotic; area; canadas; different; elements; features; flats; geodiversity; geodiversity index; geodiversity values; geological; geomorphological; higher; hungarian; hydrology; index; landforms; lowland; method; nature; number; plain; position; processes; ridges; roughness; sand; serrano; soils; study; surface; total; units; values; variety; waterlogged
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        item: #69 of 136
          id: jengeo-43794
      author: Buró, Botond; Jakab, Attila; Lóki, József
       title: Geomorphological and stratigraphic analyses at the archaeological excavation in the Megapark, Nyíregyháza-Oros
        date: 2011-01-03
       words: 2649
      flesch: 65
     summary: Thus no soil layer divides the accumulated 3-4 m of wind- blown sand. Following the Imperial Age – like in other sand areas of the Great Hungarian Plain – wind-blown sand was formed repeatedly in the dry periods.
    keywords: 2006; age; analyses; archaeological; area; boreholes; borsy; bronze; cemetery; conquest; content; development; dune; excavation; fig; findings; formation; fossil; graves; humus; hungarian; imperial; land; layer; lóki; nyíregyháza; nyírség; period; sand; soil; soil layer; strata; stratigraphic; surface; wetter; wind
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        item: #70 of 136
          id: jengeo-43795
      author: van Leeuwen, Boudewijn; Tobak, Zalán; Kovács, Ferenc; Sipos, György
       title: Towards a continuous inland excess water flood monitoring system based on remote sensing data
        date: 2017-12-30
       words: 5559
      flesch: 55
     summary: A belvizes területek elhatárolásának módszertani lehetőségei (Methods for deliniation of inland excess water areas). Keywords: inland excess water, Sentinel 1, Sentinel 2, monitoring, flood, water management INTRODUCTION Temporary inundations of large parts of the flat areas on the Great Hungarian Plain cause serious financial, environmental and social problems.
    keywords: 2016; acquisition; active; applied; area; available; bands; classes; classification; cloud; cover; data; development; different; doi; earth; environmental; et al; excess; excess water; extent; fig; flood; great; high; hungarian; hungary; iew; images; information; inland; inland excess; input; inundations; journal; landsat; large; leeuwen; maps; mask; method; monitoring; multispectral; open; operative; pixels; plain; processing; product; radar; rakonczai; reflectance; region; remote; research; resolution; results; satellite; sensing; sentinel; soil; sources; spatial; spectral; study; surface; system; threshold; use; values; van; water; workflow
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        item: #71 of 136
          id: jengeo-43796
      author: Filepné Kovács, Krisztina; Dancsokné Fóris, Edina; Valánszki, István
       title: Landscape function analysis as a base of rural development strategies
        date: 2017-12-30
       words: 6649
      flesch: 47
     summary: 3 Landscape and cultural values in micro-region Gönc (Photos made by I. Valánszki) a, Hussite House in Gönc; b, panoramic view of river Hernád; c, Boldogkő Castle Landscape function analysis as a base of rural development strategies 21 Park Fertő-Hanság, with Natura 2000 and Ramsar areas (proportion of Natura 2000 areas: 54% Tárnokréti, 36% Barbacs, 33% Maglóca, 33% Csorna) The Local Development Strategy of Abaúj Leader Group (micro-region Gönc) among the general objectives as enhancement of economic development, quality of life, regional marketing, strengthening local communities, and education highlights the importance of tourism develop- ment, landscape management and diversification of agri- cultural production.
    keywords: 2010; accommodations; agricultural; analysis; arable; areas; assessment; average; base; case; commercial; conditions; cover; cserhát; csorna; cultural; data; database; development; development strategies; differences; different; doi; ecologic; economic; ecosystem; ecosystem services; environmental; fig; filepné; focus; forests; forms; functions; goods; groot; group; gönc; gönc micro; hanság; heritage; higher; hungarian; hungary; important; kovács; landscape; landscape functions; level; local; micro; national; natural; naturalness; nature; network; new; number; park; potential; protection; pásztó; ratio; region; region csorna; regional; research; resources; rural; rural development; rábaköz; services; settlements; significance; social; spatial; strategies; strategy; study; tourism; transportation; use; values; villages
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        item: #72 of 136
          id: jengeo-43797
      author: Právetz, Tamás; Sipos, György; Ladányi, Zsuzsanna
       title: Assessment of possible uncertainties arising during the hydromorphological monitoring of a Sand-Bedded Large River
        date: 2017-12-30
       words: 4420
      flesch: 49
     summary: 3 Resulted DEMs using TIN (A, B) and Kriging (C, D) at the Apátfalva site Assessment of possible uncertainties arising during the hydromorphological monitoring of … 31 Comparison of site specific DEM deviations For the remaining three sites the interpolation method described above was applied for the comparison of consecutive surveys and to determine the aggregate uncertainty of hydromorphological measurements at a given site. Nevertheless, this explanation is contradicted by the fact that the two downstream sites, with a highly mobile sandy bottom, did not show higher DEM deviation than those having a paved and more stable river bottom (Table 1).
    keywords: 2012; adcp; apátfalva; area; assessment; case; changes; channel; consecutive; data; dem; deviation; difference; digital; doi; elevation; error; fig; gps; horizontal; hungarian; hydromorphological; interpolation; kiss; lipova; maros; mean; measurements; models; monitoring; morphology; number; observed; points; possible; právetz; results; river; riverbed; rkm; sand; sections; sediment; significant; sipos; site; station; study; surveying; surveys; systematic; szeged; table; tracking; uncertainties; uncertainty; value; volumetric; water
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        item: #73 of 136
          id: jengeo-43798
      author: Máté, Klaudia
       title: Assessment of ecological values of greening landscape elements in the Great Hungarian Plain
        date: 2017-12-30
       words: 4925
      flesch: 60
     summary: In line with my basic hypothesis, eligible landscape elements (such as hedgerows, stonewalls, shadoofs and infield trees) do not possess extraordinary ecological values, nor can their persistence be guaranteed solely with greening subsidies. Thus, it is examined whether the selection of eligible landscape elements is a re- sult of consequent, professional decisions or they may have been selected without proper consideration, rather acci- dentally – which would constitute a long-term threat.
    keywords: agricultural; area; biodiversity; change; designation; dimension; doi; ecological; ecology; efa; efa elements; elements; eligible; farmers; field; fig; figure; fractal; gis; grasslands; greening; group; habitat; hungarian; hungary; important; index; individual; landscape; landscape elements; like; lines; mepar; máté; natural; non; patch; patches; ponds; protection; ratio; regulation; robinia; robinia sp; salix; sample; shape; shrub; shrub group; significant; species; structure; study; subsidies; survey; tree; values; year
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        item: #74 of 136
          id: jengeo-43799
      author: Kiss, Andrea
       title: Droughts and low water levels in late medieval Hungary II: 1361, 1439, 1443-4, 1455, 1473, 1480, 1482(?), 1502-3, 1506: Documentary versus tree-ring (OWDA) evidence
        date: 2017-12-30
       words: 9879
      flesch: 58
     summary: Documented in a number of contemporary sources and presented by the relevant OWDA map (Fig. 8), 1503 is a well-known severe drought year in Western and Central Europe, also including, for example, the Czech Lands, Poland, Austria or the German areas (see e.g. Thus, both 1502 and 1503 were drought years in Western and North-western Europe, but in (spring- )summer 1503 the drought was considerably more severe.
    keywords: 2013; accounts; affected; amb; areas; austria; author; autumn; available; bad; basin; bratislava; brázdil; budapest; bánlaky; carpathian; case; catchment; central; century; charter; chronicle; conditions; contemporary; cook; county; czech; damages; danube; data; dating; documentary; documentary evidence; documentation; doi; drought; drought year; dry; e.g.; early; eastern; eger; europe; event; evidence; example; fact; fig; flood; great; harvest; high; history; hungarian; hungary; hydroclimate; important; indirect; information; interesting; king; kiss; known; kotyza; lands; large; late; level; low; low water; maps; medieval; military; neighbouring; nikolić; north; owda; paper; parts; period; possible; potential; precipitation; present; pressburg; previous; problems; reconstruction; related; relevant; reports; ring; rohr; series; severe; significant; sources; southern; spring; spring-)summer; summer; time; today; town; transylvania; tree; upper; water; weather; western; winter; year
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        item: #75 of 136
          id: jengeo-43800
      author: Ezekwe, Clinton Ifeanyichukwu; Utong, Israel Clinton
       title: Hydrocarbon Pollution and Potential Ecological Risk of Heavy Metals in the Sediments of the Oturuba Creek, Niger Delta, Nigeria
        date: 2017-08-05
       words: 7751
      flesch: 55
     summary: Metal concentrations from this study were also very much higher than those found in the Bonny River sys- tem around Okrika (Marcus et al., 2013) located not more than twenty kilometres northwest of the study area, while manganese concentrations in the Oturuba system were very much above those found in the sediments of the Taylor Creek system in Bayelsa Nigeria (Okafor and Opuene, 2007).These not only shows that the Oturuba Creek is heav- ily polluted but that heavy metal pollution of river sedi- ments may be more related to local anthropogenic inputs than terrigenous sources. This result therefore places metal concentrations in the study area in the range of very highly polluted sed- iment environment with only cadmium occurring in mod- erately polluted status (Table 6).
    keywords: 1980; accumulation; activities; analysis; andoni; area; assessment; calculated; coastal; communities; concentrations; contaminants; contamination; copper; correlation; creek; crude; degree; delta; doi; downstream; dry; ecological; ecological risk; ecosystem; effects; environmental; erl; ezekwe; factor; geochemical; guidelines; health; heavy; heavy metals; high; hydrocarbon; håkanson; igeo; impacts; index; industrial; international; journal; kg.dwt; lead; levels; low; mangrove; marine; matter; maximum; metals; methods; mud; nigeria; observed; oil; organic; organisms; oturuba; pel; petroleum; poi; point; polluted; pollution; potential; quality; range; refining; relationships; response; results; risk; river; samples; sampling; season; sediments; site; soil; sources; species; ssa; ssb; ssc; ssd; ssf; standard; study; surface; systems; table; tel; thc; toc; total; toxic; toxicity; tph; trace; usepa; values; vanadium; water; wet
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        item: #76 of 136
          id: jengeo-43801
      author: Pal, Swades; Mandal, Indrajit
       title: Impacts of Stone Mining and Crushing on Stream Characters and Vegetation Health of Dwarka River Basin of Jharkhand and West Bengal, Eastern India
        date: 2017-08-05
       words: 8570
      flesch: 62
     summary: Blatt and Tracy (1997) analyzed the composition of stone dust emitting from a stone crusher unit. 1 Field evidences highlights the problems of stone dust (A) crushing of stone and admixing dust in the atmosphere (B) drai- ning of heaped up dust to the river (C) deposition of dust in the channel bed and banks (D) thick dust layer to the tree leaves STUDY AREA
    keywords: affected; aggradations; agricultural; air; analysis; applied; area; average; basin; bed; bengal; canopies; catchment; centres; channel; characters; class; condition; cover; cpcb; cross; crusher; crushing; data; deposition; depth; different; direction; distance; doi; drainage; dust; dwarka; eastern; effects; environment; erosion; field; fig; fish; forest; geography; gis; health; high; huge; human; impacts; india; international; jha; journal; km2; land; lateritic; layers; leaves; length; level; load; low; lower; mandal; matrix; maximum; method; middle; mines; mining; model; monsoon; morphology; natural; ndvi; new; padhy; pal; parameters; particulate; plant; pollution; production; quality; quantitative; range; ratio; region; research; river; rock; runoff; saaty; saha; scale; sector; sediment; segments; selected; site; size; slope; soil; south; spatial; species; stone; stone crusher; stone dust; stone mining; strahler; stream; study; sub; surface; table; tds; time; total; tributaries; units; upper; urban; use; value; vegetation; volume; vulnerability; vulnerable; water; water quality; weight; weighted; west; wlc; zones
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        item: #77 of 136
          id: jengeo-43802
      author: Kiss, Tímea; Hernesz, Péter; Sipos, György
       title: Meander cores on the floodplain: the early Holocene development of the low-floodplain along the Lower Tisza Region, Hungary
        date: 2012-01-02
       words: 6334
      flesch: 68
     summary: Keywords: floodplain formation, incision, ingrown meander, floodplain island, OSL dating INTRODUCTION Until the 19th century river regulation works they were flood-free surfac- es surrounded by marshlands, therefore in earlier research- es these elevated surfaces were cited as floodplain islands, flood-free islands, terrace-islands or Pleistocene remnant surfaces (Mátyus, 1968; Andó, 1969; Mezősi, 1983).
    keywords: 1968; area; asl; average; bar; bars; case; central; channels; cores; coring; data; day; deposits; development; discharge; distribution; early; elevated; erosion; fig; floodplain; floodplain islands; fluvial; forms; földrajzi; grain; gábris; height; high; higher; holocene; hungary; incision; ingrown; islands; kiss; lateral; level; low; lower; meander; meander core; natural; northern; osl; overbank; paleo; point; present; region; relative; river; samples; sediments; sinking; sipos; slip; southern; study; surface; sz1; szeged; szegvár; tectonic; tisza; unit; uplift; width; zone
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        item: #78 of 136
          id: jengeo-43803
      author: Sümeghy, Borbála; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Morphological and hydrological characteristics of paleo-channels on the alluvial fan of the Maros River, Hungary
        date: 2012-01-02
       words: 5296
      flesch: 66
     summary: Some studies use proxy data, for example the ratio of stable oxygen isotopes or the rate of the high- resolution magnetic susceptibility, but morphometric parameters of alluvial channels can provide more precise data (Stein et al., 2004; Carson and Munroe 2005; Scheurle et al., 2005; Saenger et al., 2006). Two of the 13 zones (No. III and IX) are domi- nated by braided channels, though occasionally mean- dering sections do also appear.
    keywords: alluvial; alluvial fan; bankfull; braided; calculated; calculations; case; central; changes; channel; characteristics; chord; conditions; curvature; data; day; developed; discharge; distal; equations; fan; fig; floodplain; földrajzi; gábris; half; holocene; horizontal; hungary; hydrological; kiss; length; maros; meandering; meanders; misfit; morphological; paleo; parameters; parts; pattern; pleistocene; present; radius; ratio; river; sections; similar; sipos; slope; study; surface; sümeghy; table; tisza; values; wavelength; width; xiii; zones
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          id: jengeo-43804
      author: Lóki, József; Négyesi, Gábor; Buró, Botond; Félegyházi, Enikő
       title: Aeolian surface transformations on the alluvial fan of the Nyírség
        date: 2012-01-02
       words: 4584
      flesch: 66
     summary: Sand movement of this age has not been identified in the Nyírség so far but research carried out in the Danube-Tisza Interfluve (Krolopp et al., 1995) suggests sand movement of similar age (25200±300 BP). One characteristic of the semi-bond wind- blown sand is that the forms develop where vegetation cannot protect the surface.
    keywords: 2006; accumulation; acta; aeolian; age; alluvial; areas; bagamér; bed; borehole; borsy; climate; conditions; data; debrecen; development; different; dry; dunes; fan; fig; fluvial; formation; fossil; félegyházi; glacial; great; holocene; hungarian; interfluve; kiss; komlódi; landforms; late; loess; lóki; magyari; marginal; measurements; movement; nyírség; osl; outcrops; periods; phase; pine; pollen; quarry; radiocarbon; research; rivers; sand; sand movement; sediments; series; soil; strata; stratigraphic; surface; time; tisza; upper; vegetation; wind; years
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        item: #80 of 136
          id: jengeo-43805
      author: Katona, Orsolya; Sipos, György; Onaca, Alexandru; Ardelean, Florina
       title: Reconstruction of Palaeo-hydrology and fluvial architecture at the Orosháza palaeo-channel of River Maros, Hungary
        date: 2012-01-02
       words: 5557
      flesch: 53
     summary: Conse- quently, the Gauckler-Manning equation seems to be suitable to determine bankfull discharge values on braided channel section on the MAF. Finally, we aimed to calculate an average bankfull, or channel forming discharge, characterising the investigated palaeo-channel reach.
    keywords: 2003; alluvial; architecture; area; average; bankfull; basin; braided; bridge; calculated; calculations; case; change; channel; climatic; conditions; cross; data; dem; different; discharge; edge; equation; ert; fan; fig; fluvial; general; geomorphological; geophysical; gábris; high; hungary; hydrology; journal; katona; kiss; leopold; maf; maros; meandering; measurements; methods; near; original; orosháza; palaeo; parameters; past; pattern; planform; present; profiles; reach; reconstruction; resistivity; results; river; section; sectional; sedimentary; sedimentological; sediments; similar; site; slope; study; surface; system; sümeghy; table; tectonic; values; williams; wolman
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        item: #81 of 136
          id: jengeo-43806
      author: Olusola, Adeyemi; Adeyeye, Opeyemi; Durowoju, Olufemi
       title: Groundwater: Quality Levels and Human Exposure, SW Nigeria
        date: 2017-08-05
       words: 5339
      flesch: 60
     summary: The study revealed that groundwater quality levels from the sampled wells are under pressure leading to reduction in the amount of freshwater availability. It is based on this background that this research seeks to assess groundwater quality levels 24 Olusola et al. (2017) across three conterminous Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Osun State.
    keywords: activities; agricultural; area; availability; average; boluwaduro; chemical; communities; concentration; doi; domestic; dpsir; drinking; driving; ecosystems; effect; environmental; fig; forces; freshwater; groundwater; health; highest; human; ifelodun; impact; increase; industrial; lead; level; lgas; local; management; model; need; nigeria; nitrate; nsdwq; osun; oxygen; parameters; perennial; peri; physical; pollution; population; pressure; quality; response; risk; samples; seasonal; standard; state; study; sustainable; table; tds; threshold; total; urban; urbanization; value; wells; world
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        item: #82 of 136
          id: jengeo-43807
      author: Hussein, Shwan O.; Kovács, Ferenc; Tobak, Zalán
       title: Spatiotemporal Assessment of Vegetation Indices and Land Cover for Erbil City and Its Surrounding Using Modis Imageries
        date: 2017-08-05
       words: 5638
      flesch: 55
     summary: Based on NDVI and EVI MODIS imagery the spatial distribution of urban areas in Erbil and the bare around it has expanded. It is evident that the spatial distribution of urban areas and/or bare or sparely vegetated areas surrounding Erbil has ex- panded over the past 15 years and consequently vegeta- tion surrounding the urban centre has been replaced by ur- ban growth.
    keywords: 2006; 2016; agricultural; analysis; annual; area; assessment; average; bare; changes; city; climate; correlation; cover; data; december; development; difference; distribution; doi; environment; erbil; et al; evi; fig; global; grassland; green; growth; high; humidity; imagery; index; indices; information; kurdistan; land; land cover; march; maximum; mean; modis; nations; ndvi; patterns; period; phenology; quality; rainfall; region; remote; research; resolution; satellite; sensing; series; spatial; spatiotemporal; study; surface; temperature; time; trend; united; urban; urbanization; values; variations; vegetation; vegetation indices; water; year; 𝑁𝐼𝑅
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        item: #83 of 136
          id: jengeo-43808
      author: Amissah, Gabriel Jonathan; Kiss, Timea; Fiala, Károly
       title: Centurial Changes in the Depth Conditions of a Regulated River: Case Study of the Lower Tisza River, Hungary
        date: 2017-08-05
       words: 6730
      flesch: 66
     summary: Keywords: thalweg, channel depth, Lower Tisza River, river regulation, morphological changes INTRODUCTION Rivers have been altered by human impacts for centuries for economic benefits (flood protection, improvement of shipping routes, energy production, water withdrawal etc.). With this study, our goal is to assess the impact of artificial cut-offs and revetment constructions on the depth conditions of the entire Lower Tisza River (ca. 90 km long) channel, highlighting thalweg depth changes between 1891 and 1999.
    keywords: aggradation; artificial; bed; catchment; centurial; century; changes; channel; conditions; construction; cross; cut; depth; direct; doi; downstream; earth; effect; engineering; et al; evolution; fig; flood; fryirs; general; geomorphology; groynes; highest; human; hungarian; hungary; impacts; incision; interventions; kiss; length; levees; lower; lower tisza; maximum; mean; mean depth; mean thalweg; meanders; middle; morphological; natural; non; offs; period; range; rate; reach; reaches; regulated; regulation; response; revetments; rinaldi; river; section; sediment; segments; slope; study; surveys; szeged; thalweg; thalweg depth; tisza; tisza river; upper; water; works
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        item: #84 of 136
          id: jengeo-43809
      author: Tóth, Orsolya; Sipos, György; Kiss, Tímea; Bartyik, Tamás
       title: Dating the Holocene Incision of the Danube in Southern Hungary
        date: 2017-08-05
       words: 3785
      flesch: 62
     summary: Keywords: Hungarian Lower Danube, floodplain development, Holocene, OSL dating INTRODUCTION In terms of fluvial samples usually the sand sized quartz fraction is investigated anyway, assuming that it usually has more chance for complete bleaching during sediment transport.
    keywords: 1998; ae1/2; ae4; age; ages; aliquots; area; budapest; case; danube; dates; dating; development; doi; dose; fig; floodplain; fluvial; forms; geomorphological; high; high floodplain; holocene; hungarian; hungary; incision; kalocsa; late; levels; lower; luminescence; meander; measurements; osl; point; preheat; present; pécsi; quartz; rate; results; river; samples; sand; sar; section; sediments; separation; study; subsidence; surface; temperature; terms; terrace; time
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        item: #85 of 136
          id: jengeo-43810
      author: Abdelaal, Ahmed
       title: Preliminary Contamination Risk Assessment of Mining Waste Using Spatial Analysis and Geochemical Characterization of Rock Formations. Case Study in Hungary
        date: 2014-12-30
       words: 8896
      flesch: 59
     summary: This screen- ing should result in the elimination of those sites which do not cause or have the potential to cause a serious threat to human health and the environment from the inventory of waste sites. Number of waste sites and field samples for each rock group are shown.
    keywords: acid; alginite; analysis; andesite; aqua; areas; assessment; bauxite; black; bodies; clay; coal; collected; commission; concentrations; contaminated; contamination; content; data; deionized; detailed; distance; doi; element; environmental; european; expert; extraction; field; fig; formations; geochemical; geological; group; heavy; hungarian; hungary; inert; jordan; judgment; laboratory; leaching; lignite; limit; management; map; mean; median; metals; mines; mining; mining waste; mobility; mwd; natura; nearest; number; order; peat; polygons; pre; preliminary; protocol; ranking; regia; responses; results; rhyolite; risk; rock; samples; sampling; selection; sites; slope; soil; spatial; study; surface; table; thresholds; total; toxic; tuffs; types; values; waste; waste sites; water; yes
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        item: #86 of 136
          id: jengeo-43811
      author: Szalontai, Csaba
       title: Flood Risk in Szeged before River Engineering Works: A Historical Reconstruction
        date: 2016-12-30
       words: 9560
      flesch: 66
     summary: Green arrow: waterflow from the Kiskunság Sand Ridge (Homokhátság) without flood risk; red arrow: Tisza floods posing significant flood risk and damages Flood risk in Szeged before river engineering works: a historical reconstruction 11 It cannot be accurately determined which areas were flooded in Szeged and in its vicinity. Engineering maps from 1830 demonstrate that these flooded areas extended to the Öthalom hills and Ballagitó areas; water covered low-ly- ing arable lands, thus, the city was fully surrounded by Tisza floods from the north.
    keywords: 11th; 19th; activities; affected; archaeological; area; asl; basis; centuries; century; city; climate; confluence; data; detailed; different; dry; elevation; elevation data; end; engineering; entire; extent; features; fig; flood; flood risk; flooded; floodplain; free; gauge; great; height; high; higher; highest; historical; history; human; hungarian; hungary; important; infill; inhabited; inundation; islands; kir; kuklay; landscape; layer; level; location; low; lower; map; maps; maros; medieval; meters; middle; natural; network; new; north; number; original; parts; plan; points; pools; present; reconstruction; relief; research; results; risk; river; settlement; significant; sites; situated; small; sources; stream; structure; study; surface; survey; system; szalontai; szeged; terrain; thick; time; tisza; town; values; water; works
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        item: #87 of 136
          id: jengeo-43812
      author: Ziaul, Sk; Pal, Swades
       title: Image Based Surface Temperature Extraction and Trend Detection in an Urban Area of West Bengal, India
        date: 2016-12-30
       words: 9885
      flesch: 58
     summary: Present paper attempts to capture spatio-temporal vari- ation of land surface temperature over the English Bazar Mu- nicipality (EBM) and its peripheral areas of West Bengal state of India. (Central Ground Water Board, 2010) and it may con- trol evaporation as well as land surface temperature.
    keywords: 1991; 2004; 2010; 2012; 2014; 2015; air; analysis; approach; april; area; attribute; average; band; building; calculated; case; change; city; classes; coefficient; correlation; cover; data; density; different; doi; environment; et al; etc; extraction; factors; fig; heat; high; higher; image; index; india; intensity; international; island; january; journal; land; land surface; landcover; landsat; landuse; layers; level; lst; main; major; maximum; mclst; mean; modeling; models; monsoon; multicriteria; ndbi; ndvi; ndwi; nir; normalized; north; october; pal; parameters; pattern; period; peripheral; population; pre; present; railway; rainfall; range; rank; remote; roads; satellite; season; seasonal; sensing; space; spatial; station; study; study area; surface; surface temperature; table; temperature; thermal; time; tir; total; town; trend; urban; urban area; use; values; variation; vegetation; water; weight; western; wetland; winter; wlc; zhang
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        item: #88 of 136
          id: jengeo-43813
      author: Pascariu, Mihai-Cosmin; Tulucan, Tiberiu; Niculescu, Mircea; Sebarchievici, Iuliana; Ștefănuț, Mariana Nela
       title: Water Quality Survey of Streams from Retezat Mountains (Romania)
        date: 2016-12-30
       words: 4086
      flesch: 61
     summary: Keywords: water chemical analysis, surface water quality, heavy metals, MP-AES, Retezat National Park INTRODUCTION Heavy metals are considered common pollutants of the environment, having both natural and anthropogenic origins (Tchounwou et al., 2012; Determination of heavy metal content in water, sediment and microalgae from Lake Victoria, East Africa.
    keywords: 2013; 2015; 2016; acid; aes; ammonium; analysis; arad; area; atomic; bradl; calcium; chemical; content; corresponding; doi; drinking; ecological; environmental; et al; europe; european; fig; health; heavy; iron; lead; limit; low; meadows; measured; metals; mountains; natural; order; park; points; pollution; ppm; quality; results; retezat; romanian; samples; sampling; scorota; southern; spectrometry; streams; studied; surface; survey; table; temperature; test; timișoara; value; water
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        item: #89 of 136
          id: jengeo-43814
      author: Pécsi, Eszter; Katona, Orsolya; Barta, Károly; Sipos, György; Biró, Csaba
       title: Mapping Freshwater Carbonate Deposits by Using Ground-Penetrating Radar at Lake Kolon, Hungary
        date: 2014-12-30
       words: 4268
      flesch: 58
     summary: The aim of the study was to determine the spatial extension of freshwater limestone using geophysical methods near Lake Kolon, Hungary. Investigations have been made since 2012, and freshwater limestone was detected at seve ral locations determining the more exact exten- sion of the formation.
    keywords: area; carbonate; characteristics; compact; conditions; content; danube; data; dolomite; drilling; dry; electromagnetic; environment; extension; fig; formation; fragmented; freshwater; freshwater limestone; geological; ground; help; high; higher; hungary; interfluve; jenei; kiskunsági; kolon; közlöny; lake; layers; limestone; map; mapping; measurements; method; molnár; order; park; period; place; points; possible; presence; process; radar; radiocarbon; research; results; sample; signal; significant; soil; study; surface; sümegi; tisza; wave
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        item: #90 of 136
          id: jengeo-43815
      author: Györgyövics, Katalin; Kiss, Tímea; Sipos, György
       title: Grain Size Distribution of Stabilised Aeolian Dune Sediments in Inner Somogy, Hungary
        date: 2014-12-30
       words: 7715
      flesch: 66
     summary: In contrary, plotting OSL ages and d 90 values of the samples (Fig. 6) shows that older forms are characterised by finer grain size distribution, however, the statistical relation of the two variables is not e x- plicit (R2=0,198). Similar results were found in North China, where the grain size distribution of sand dunes also became finer in the deposition direction of alluvial fan in the substrate (Zhu and Yu, 2014).
    keywords: 2014; accumulational; activity; aeolian; age; alluvial; analysis; area; budapest; characteristics; classes; clay; coarser; coarsest; content; d90mean; deflation; different; distribution; dunes; east; fan; fig; finer; fluvial; formation; forms; fraction; grain; grain size; györgyövics; head; hierarchy; hummocks; hungary; increases; inner; kiss; large; layers; level; lower; lóki; marosi; material; medium; mode; morphometric; movement; north; northern; osl; parabolic; processes; profile; proportion; region; research; residual; ridge; samples; sampling; sand; sediments; silt; similar; simple; size; size distribution; smaller; somogy; sorting; south; stabilised; superimposed; surface; upper; values; wind; younger; zhu; zone
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        item: #91 of 136
          id: jengeo-43816
      author: Mandal, Gautam; Prasad Joshi, Shambhu
       title: The Role of Habitat Types and Soil Physicochemical Properties in the Spread of a Non Native Shrub Lantana Camara in the Doon Valley, Western Himalaya, India
        date: 2014-12-30
       words: 9301
      flesch: 57
     summary: The present study tested the impact of soil properties in the measured and calculated attributes of Lantana by randomly sampling soil from the highly invaded and less invaded sites in different habitats using the Modified Whittaker plot design. According to the review given by Chatanga, 2007 nutrient dynamics may become altered as a result of changes in the physical properties of the soil caused by the introduction of an alien species such as Lantana but it is not always the case that soil properties will be altered following alien species invasion.
    keywords: 2000; 2003; 2004; 2005; alien; analysis; annual; anova; areas; associated; attributes; availability; average; avg; biodiversity; biological; biomass; calculated; camara; canopy; carbon; changes; communities; community; composition; conservation; content; control; correlation; cover; coverage; deciduous; density; diameter; differences; different; disturbance; doi; doon; dry; dynamics; ecology; ecosystem; effects; ehrenfeld; environmental; et al; exotic; fig; findings; flora; forest; global; grassland; ground; groups; growth; habitat; height; high; himalaya; hysterophorus; impact; increase; india; interaction; invaded; invasion; invasive; joshi; journal; lantana; lantana camara; lantana invasion; leishman; level; light; litter; macronutrients; management; mandal; measured; moderate; moisture; native; nitrogen; non; nutrient; organic; parameters; parthenium; percentage; phosphorus; physicochemical; plant; present; properties; results; richness; riparian; role; shrub; significant; sites; soc; soil; soil properties; species; strong; study; table; total; types; valley; vegetation; water; weed; western; woody
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        item: #92 of 136
          id: jengeo-43822
      author: Fiala, Károly; Blanka, Viktória; Ladányi, Zsuzsanna; Szilassi, Péter; Benyhe, Balázs; Dolinaj, Dragan; Pálfai, Imre
       title: Drought Severity and its Effect on Agricultural Production in the Hungarian-Serbian Cross-Border Area
        date: 2014-12-30
       words: 6351
      flesch: 61
     summary: In drought years, 40-50% loss is observed in the southern Great Plain, and in plot scale, total crop loss is experienced. The lack of water during drought periods have effect on many sec- tors (e.g. agriculture, energy production, industrial water use, health care, tourism) (Warrick et al., 1975; Maracchi, 2000; Svoboda et al., 2002; Zeng, 2003; Lei et al., 2011;
    keywords: 2010; 2011; affected; agricultural; analysis; annual; area; august; average; c/100; calculated; change; climate; counties; crop; damages; data; different; doi; drought; drought severity; dry; eastern; economic; effect; environmental; et al; extreme; fig; frequency; great; high; higher; hungarian; hungary; index; irrigation; journal; july; ladányi; long; loss; maize; mean; moisture; monthly; months; north; padi; period; plain; precipitation; production; pálfai; rakonczai; region; research; serbia; severe; severity; shortage; significant; southern; spatial; stations; study; szeged; table; temperature; term; value; vojvodina; water; yearly; years; yield
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        item: #93 of 136
          id: jengeo-43823
      author: Sipos, György; Tóth, Orsolya; Pécsi, Eszter; Bíró, Csaba
       title: Bracketing the Age of Freshwater Carbonate Formation by OSL Dating Near Lake Kolon, Hungary
        date: 2014-12-30
       words: 4012
      flesch: 62
     summary: Based on radiocarbon measure- ments on herbivorous gastropod shells enclosed by car- bonate deposits at a typical limestone exposure, Jenei et al. (2007) have proved that major carbonate formation started at around 13,0-11,5 ka (9500-11000 cal BC) and terminated at 6,9 ka (4900 cal BC), thus they pushed the peak of carbonate formation to the colder climate of the Late Glacial. OSL dates confirmed previous interpretations that freshwater carbonate formation in the area could have a peak around 10,5 ka.
    keywords: adequate; age; ages; area; basin; bedding; blown; cal; calculated; carbonate; carbonate formation; case; content; danube; data; dating; determined; doi; dose; dti; environmental; equivalent; et al; fig; formation; freshwater; holocene; hungary; kolon; lake; layers; luminescence; measurements; molnár; osl; osz869; phase; present; protocol; pécsi; quartz; radiocarbon; rate; results; rich; samples; sampling; sand; sediments; sipos; site; study; sümegi; table; time; tisza
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        item: #94 of 136
          id: jengeo-43824
      author: Fashae, Olutoyin A.; Faniran, Adetoye
       title: Downstream Morphologic Characteristics of the Alluvial Section of Lower River Ogun, Nigeria
        date: 2015-07-29
       words: 6437
      flesch: 55
     summary: Analysis of river channel morphology appears to have been largely studied as many of the research efforts on river channels have focused almost exclusively on channel pattern (Ebisimiju, 1994; Holz and Baker, 1981; Beschta and Platts, 1986; Thorne, 1997; Friedman et al., 1996). Keywords: bankfull depth, bankfull width, alluvial section morphologic characteristics, river channel, Lower River Ogun INTRODUCTION
    keywords: alluvial; alluvial section; analysis; annual; area; bankfull; bankfull depth; bankfull width; basin; bed; changes; channel; channel morphology; characteristics; correlation; cross; depth; discharge; distance; doi; downstream; factors; faniran; fashae; fig; flood; flow; fluvial; form; geological; geometry; geomorphology; gradient; hydraulic; ibadan; important; increase; level; longitudinal; lower; lower river; management; materials; maximum; mean; morphologic variables; morphological; morphology; new; nigeria; ogun; ogun channel; parameters; pattern; perimeter; points; processes; profile; radius; ratio; relationship; river; river channel; river ogun; sand; section; sectional; sediment; segment; shape; significant; size; slope; stretch; study; supply; survey; understanding; variables; variation; vegetation; velocity; water; width; width depth
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        item: #95 of 136
          id: jengeo-43825
      author: Kiss, Andrea; Nikolić, Zrinka
       title: Droughts, Dry Spells and Low Water Levels in Medieval Hungary (and Croatia) I: The Great Droughts of 1362, 1474, 1479, 1494 and 1507
        date: 2015-07-29
       words: 11986
      flesch: 60
     summary: Socio-economic consequences of great droughts can be followed practically in all of our five studied cases. For us the most important information is that, according to the contempo- rary eye witnesses, at that time great drought prevailed, and it had already lasted long enough to have clear threatening signs that forced Morlachs to leave their territory and go into a clear conflict by entering (using, and causing damag- es in) the lands of Trogir.
    keywords: 1470s; 2007; accounts; animals; anno; annual; april; areas; attack; austria; author; autumn; available; bad; basin; bonfini; books; brázdil; budapest; carpathian; cases; central; century; charter; clear; climate; climatic; conditions; consequences; contemporary; county; croatia; crops; crossing; czech; dalmatia; damages; danube; deficit; detail; direct; district; documentary; documentation; doi; domestic; drava; drought; drought events; dry; e.g.; early; east; eastern; economic; eger; environmental; european; events; evidence; example; extensive; extraordinary; extreme; fact; fig; food; fruges; fuerunt; german; glaser; great; great drought; harvest; hazards; heat; high; historical; history; hoc; hungarian; hungary; hydrological; important; information; interesting; invasion; king; kiss; known; kotyza; kulcsár; lack; lands; large; late; levels; locust; longer; low; low water; major; march; medieval; mentioned; middle; military; morlachs; natural; nikolić; non; ottoman; paper; parallels; parts; periods; pfister; poland; polish; possible; poverty; precipitation; present; probable; problems; pálfai; quantity; quia; rain; region; related; reported; reports; rivers; rohr; salt; sava; severe; shortage; siccitas; significant; similar; socio; source; south; special; spells; spring; studies; summer; sunt; tax; time; today; town; trogir; troops; turkish; usque; vol; water; water levels; weather; wine; winter; year; zagreb
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        item: #96 of 136
          id: jengeo-43827
      author: Kiss, Tímea; Balogh, Márton
       title: Characteristics of Point-Bar Development under the Influence of a Dam: Case Study on the Dráva River at Sigetec, Croatia
        date: 2015-07-29
       words: 5552
      flesch: 66
     summary: There are two main types of river bars (Balogh, 1991). STUDY AREA The Dráva River springs in the Tyrolean Alps and runs to east, so after 749 km it flows into the Danube.
    keywords: andrási; area; bank; bar; bars; bed; braided; changes; channel; chord; curvature; dam; development; distribution; doi; downstream; dráva; energy; erosion; fig; floods; frequency; grain; grain size; gravel; hungarian; hydroelectric; hydrological; journal; kiss; large; lateral; length; material; maximum; meander; minimum; pattern; period; plants; point; power; processes; radius; rate; regulation; research; river; section; sediment; size; stages; study; surface; system; upstream; water; width
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        item: #97 of 136
          id: jengeo-43830
      author: Kiss, Tímea
       title: Modelling the Hydrological Effects of a Levee Failure on the Lower Tisza River
        date: 2015-07-29
       words: 7108
      flesch: 67
     summary: Keywords: levee failure, flooding, HEC-RAS, flood modelling, hydrologic parameters INTRODUCTION Fig 2 The water level and the water inflow curves of the reser- voir in the case when the levee breached before the peak-flood at 958 cm stage Comparing the simulated water stages of the neighbouring gauging stations to the 2006 stage data (without levee failure) it could be stated, that the ma x- imum stage-reduction effect is 1.54±0.1 m at the Mind- szent (218 fkm) gauging station (Fig 3).
    keywords: area; case; changes; channel; cm stage; conditions; cross; data; days; diminution; discharge; downstream; effect; fig; fkm; flood; flood level; floodplain; flow; greatest; hec; higher; hungarian; hydrological; increases; kiss; levee breach; levee failure; levees; level; lower; lower tisza; m lower; maximum; mindszent; model; modelling; peak; peak flood; point; ras; reduction; research; reservoir; results; river; second; section; set; simulated; simulated levee; simulation; slope; software; stage; storage; study; szeged; time; tisza; tisza river; upstream; values; water; water level
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        item: #98 of 136
          id: jengeo-43831
      author: Serban, Raul David; Sipos, György; Popescu, Mihaela; Urdea, Petru; Onaca, Alexandru; Ladányi, Zsuzsanna
       title: Comparative Grain-Size Measurements for Validating Sampling and Pretreatment Techniques in Terms of Solifluction Landforms, Southern Carpathians, Romania
        date: 2015-07-29
       words: 5662
      flesch: 60
     summary: Considering that grain size measurements are affected by the ap- plied pretreatment method, there has been a debate on what procedures should be applied. The aim of the present study was therefore to validate the sampling procedure carried out on solifluction forms and to evaluate the effect of sampling pretreatment during grain size analysis.
    keywords: acid; alpine; analysis; banked; blocks; case; clay; comparative; comparison; composition; correlation; d50; deviations; diameter; different; diffraction; distribution; doi; et al; etching; fagaras; fig; fining; fraction; grain; h2o2; hcl; journal; landforms; laser; lobes; mean; measurements; median; method; organic; parallel; particle; percentage; periglacial; permafrost; ploughing; pretreatment; processes; range; results; samples; sampling; sand; sediments; set; sets; silt; size; soil; solifluction; southern; steps; table; tarcu; textural; turf; untreated; values; variability
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        item: #99 of 136
          id: jengeo-43833
      author: Právetz, Tamás; Sipos, György; Benyhe, Balázs; Blanka, Viktória
       title: Modelling Runoff on a Small Lowland Catchment, Hungarian Great Plains
        date: 2015-07-29
       words: 6251
      flesch: 55
     summary: One of the most important meteorological input data of runoff models is the precipitation amount, since the precipitation is the main water input in the system. The high- est discrepancy was found in case of model variation 8, run with a 5 mm detention storage value (discrepan- cy: +0.314 m 3 /s and 502%).
    keywords: 2012; annual; applied; area; available; average; canal; case; catchment; clay; climate; conditions; conductivity; correlation; cover; curve; daily; data; deviations; different; discharge; doi; effect; elevation; evapotranspiration; fig; flow; great; groundwater; high; hungarian; hydraulic; hydrological; hydrology; important; initial; initial model; input; integrated; journal; land; level; loam; lowland; management; mean; measured; mike; model; model variations; modelling; modified; monthly; parameters; period; physical; precipitation; processes; region; relative; results; retention; river; runoff; sand; series; simulated; small; software; soil; spatial; specific; storage; study; surface; system; table; temperature; terms; time; tisza; types; values; variations; water; yield
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        item: #100 of 136
          id: jengeo-43835
      author: Barton, Gábor
       title: Simulating Environmental Impacts Based On The Example Of Roşia Montană
        date: 2015-12-30
       words: 5997
      flesch: 57
     summary: The toxic compounds within the tailings material will require several decades to decom- pose properly into less dangerous chemicals, but the top- soil would be transported from stockpiles collected from other areas beforehand. This was created using the latest versions of the ASTER-GDEM and SRTM (Shuttle Radar Topogra- phy Mission) surface models (Hensley et al., 2000; Hennig et al., 2001; Farr et al., 2007) with additional edits to improve the water surfaces.
    keywords: 2003; accuracy; area; barton; base; bódis; changes; company; cover; cyanide; dam; data; decision; dem; different; digital; digitised; doi; elevation; environmental; example; existing; features; fig; future; gis; gold; géczi; haiduc; high; hutchinson; images; impacts; information; input; international; journal; june; landscape; lines; maps; material; methods; mining; modelling; models; montană; natural; network; new; open; pit; planned; polygon; pond; possible; processing; project; raster; refined; research; results; river; rmgc; roşia; series; simulated; spatial; stage; structures; study; support; surface; tailings; terrain; time; tin; tisza; visual; volume; waste; water; year
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        item: #101 of 136
          id: jengeo-43836
      author: Gulácsi, András; Kovács, Ferenc
       title: Drought Monitoring With Spectral Indices Calculated From Modis Satellite Images In Hungary
        date: 2015-12-30
       words: 6390
      flesch: 59
     summary: To characterize the biophysical state of vegetation, vegetation and water indices were used from which drought indices can be de- rived. Drought indices and crop yields are inverse- ly related.
    keywords: 2002; 2004; 2011; 2014; agricultural; analysis; area; atmospheric; average; bands; bits; canopy; case; change; climate; cloud; conditions; content; corn; cover; data; ddi; difference; doi; drought; drought index; effects; environmental; evi; extent; fig; high; hungarian; hungary; images; index; indices; infrared; irrigation; journal; july; june; kovács; link; meteorological; modis; moisture; monitoring; nddi; ndvi; ndwi; nir858; normalized; pai; pixel; plants; precipitation; pálfai; quality; reflectance; remote; resolution; resp; results; satellite; sensing; soil; spatial; spectral; spectral indices; state; strong; study; surface; swir; table; time; use; values; vegetation; visible; vulnerability; water; wheat; years; yields
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        item: #102 of 136
          id: jengeo-43837
      author: Meyer, Burghard; Lundy, Lian; Watt, John; Abdullaev, Iskandar; Capilla Roma, Jose E.
       title: Risk Management as a Basis for Integrated Water Cycle Management in Kazakhstan
        date: 2016-12-30
       words: 8506
      flesch: 40
     summary: Within an I-WEB context, the IAB was the forum that brought individuals from a range of sectors together with a common goal of enhancing water resource management within not only Kazakhstan but the Central Asian region as whole. Keywords: risk management, capacity building, water management, stakeholder engagement INTRODUCTION Kazakhstan is facing important challenges in water re- source management from a variety of perspectives, in- cluding climate change and melting glaciers (Salnikov et al., 2011; Smith et al., 2005; Chen et al., 2013) over usage of river water resources and groundwater systems for irri- gation (Dostay, 2012), water pollution by industry and ag- riculture, and increasing water consumption (Qadier et al., 2009).
    keywords: 2014; activities; agreement; agriculture; almaty; approach; aral; asia; assessment; available; b.c; basin; building; capacity; central; challenges; change; china; climate; common; context; cooperation; countries; current; cycle; cycle management; darya; data; decision; developed; development; different; directive; doi; economic; eds; energy; environmental; evaluation; events; federation; framework; governance; government; groundwater; impact; implementation; industry; integrated; international; irgc; iwcm; kazakhstan; kyrgyzstan; levels; local; lundy; main; management; methodologies; meyer; models; national; need; partnership; policy; practice; process; protection; publishing; quality; range; region; regional; republic; resources; risk; risk management; river; russian; scenarios; sea; sectors; short; soviet; stage; stakeholders; states; strategic; support; surface; sustainable; syr; system; table; technical; tools; transboundary; university; use; uzbekistan; water; water cycle; water framework; water management; water resources; web; working
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        item: #103 of 136
          id: jengeo-43838
      author: Mezősi, Gábor; Bata, Teodóra
       title: Estimation of the Changes in the Rainfall Erosivity in Hungary
        date: 2016-12-30
       words: 4626
      flesch: 60
     summary: According to a combination of regional climate models, precipitation data could be estimated until 2100, and by calculating the statistical relationship between the previous correlation and this data sequence, we could estimate the spatial and temporal changes of rainfall intensity. Estimating the rainfall erosivity factor from monthly precipitation data in the Madrid Region (Spain).
    keywords: aladin; annual; average; basis; calculated; century; changes; climate; correlation; data; different; doi; energy; environmental; erosion; erosivity; estimate; extent; factor; fournier; hungary; increase; index; intensity; land; long; mean; methods; mezősi; mfi; minute; models; monthly; number; parameters; period; precipitation; precipitation data; rainfall; rainfall erosivity; rainfall intensity; regional; relationship; remo; results; soil; soil erosion; study; table; temporal; time; universal; values; wischmeier; years
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        item: #104 of 136
          id: jengeo-43839
      author: Csendes, Bálint; Mucsi, László
       title: Identification and Spectral Evaluation of Agricultural Crops on Hyperspectral Airborne Data
        date: 2016-12-30
       words: 3780
      flesch: 48
     summary: Sugar beet JM Medick Corn Garlic Sugar beet Scatter plot visualization Spectral classes can be visualized by plotting the pixel val- ues of certain image bands, in our study we used the first two principal component bands to illustrate the relative po- sitions of the pixel groups in the spectral space and indi- cated denser areas with lighter colour shades (Fig. 4). Homogeneity analysis The outcome of the supervised classification is affected by the homogeneity of the training areas, therefore we an- alysed the standard deviation of reflectance values per sin- gle spectral bands (Table 2), where data from the visible range (550 nanometres), from the near infrared (900 nm), and one band from the short-wavelength infrared (SWIR) region (2100 nm) were used.
    keywords: 2016; accuracy; agricultural; airborne; analysis; area; bands; beet; burai; classes; classification; component; corn; crops; data; deviation; doi; et al; evaluation; fig; garlic; ground; high; hyperspectral; identification; image; imagery; land; mapping; measurements; medick; mucsi; noise; number; parcels; pixels; points; principal; reflectance; region; remote; resolution; results; sam; sensing; separability; spatial; species; spectral; standard; statistical; study; sugar; table; tobak; training; values; vegetation; wavelength
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        item: #105 of 136
          id: jengeo-43840
      author: Nagy, Judit; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Hydrological and Morphological Changes of the Lower Danube Near Mohács, Hungary
        date: 2016-08-12
       words: 3490
      flesch: 65
     summary: According to the results the height of low water stages decreased by approx. These changes affect ship- ping, as due to riverbed incision and decrease of low water stages, the lowest shipping water level has to be set repeatedly at lower stages.
    keywords: andrási; area; bars; changes; channel; danube; decrease; development; downstream; duration; fig; fkm; flood; frequency; groynes; height; hungarian; hydrological; incision; islands; kiss; km2; level; low; low stages; low water; lower; mohács; period; regime; river; riverbed; section; shipping; stages; study; vegetation; water; water stages
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        item: #106 of 136
          id: jengeo-43841
      author: Obeta, Michael Chukwuma; Nwankwo, Cletus Famous
       title: Factors Responsible For Rural Residential Water Supply Shortage In Southeastern Nigeria
        date: 2015-12-30
       words: 10747
      flesch: 52
     summary: Residential water supply can be sustainable in the area by regulating the influence of these factors impacting on water supply as well as lessen the implications of water deficiency. Matter (1984) have recognized that water supply has been a primary logistical challenge since the beginning of civilization and balancing water demand and supply has been a major concern of all human society of all times.
    keywords: 1997; 2012; 2015; absence; access; africa; analysis; anyadike; area; autonomous; awgu; boreholes; capacity; climate; communities; community; component; conservation; countries; cultural; data; demand; department; development; difficult; doi; drinking; dry; economic; education; enugu; environment; facilities; factors; fao; federal; focus; geology; government; government area; group; growth; harvey; high; hills; households; important; inadequate; indicators; infrastructure; journal; lack; level; limited; local; local government; location; long; maintenance; major; management; mgbowo; mmaku; national; nigeria; nwankwo; obeta; ownership; participation; people; physical; poor; population; problems; projects; quantity; reed; research; residential; resources; respondents; responsible; result; rural; rural water; safe; safe water; sanitation; scheme; season; sector; shortage; situation; social; socio; sources; southeastern; springs; state; storage; stream; study; study area; supply shortage; sustainability; sustainable; systems; table; total; tradition; ugwueme; urbanization; vandalism; variables; water; water demand; water facilities; water infrastructure; water projects; water sources; water supply; wet; world; yield
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        item: #107 of 136
          id: jengeo-43842
      author: Ahmad, Firoz; Goparaju, Laxmi
       title: Analysis of Urban Sprawl Dynamics Using Geospatial Technology in Ranchi City, Jharkhand, India
        date: 2016-08-12
       words: 5171
      flesch: 65
     summary: Thus, spatial analyses of urban sprawl are a prerequisite for curbing the unplanned urban growth and ensure sustainable living. Keywords: urban sprawl, geospatial, Landsat, Ranchi, urbanization INTRODUCTION
    keywords: analysis; annual; area; buffer; capital; census; center; centre; change; city; classification; cover; data; density; development; different; distance; doi; expansion; fig; geospatial; gis; growth; image; increase; india; international; jharkhand; journal; kanke; land; landsat; like; map; new; pandey; patterns; period; population; ranchi; ranchi city; rate; remote; ring; satellite; sensing; settlement; spatial; sprawl; state; study; table; technology; time; urban; urban area; urban density; urban growth; urban sprawl; urbanization; use; vegetation; water; wgs84; years
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        item: #108 of 136
          id: jengeo-43843
      author: Takács, Ágnes; Kiss, Márton; Tanács, Eszter; Varga, Levente; Gulyás, Ágnes
       title: Investigation Of Tree Stands Of Public Spaces In Szeged
        date: 2015-12-30
       words: 5158
      flesch: 58
     summary: Urban trees play an important role in improving urban climate both at the local (city, district) and the micro-level (e.g. in public squares). Establishing and maintaining advanced and detailed information systems necessary for the management of urban tree stands is an important task of environmental and climate-conscious city management.
    keywords: 2013; age; air; analysis; areas; average; canopy; case; celtis; city; comfort; common; conditions; database; date; dbh; deficiencies; different; distribution; doi; effect; fact; fig; fraxinus; green; health; heat; high; hispanica; human; hungary; important; individuals; information; japonica; koelreuteria; leaf; management; number; observed; occidentalis; ornus; paniculata; parameters; planting; platanus; population; present; proportion; public; results; significant; size; sophora; space; species; stands; state; status; surface; szeged; takács; tilia; time; tomentosa; tree; urban; value; vegetation; years
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        item: #109 of 136
          id: jengeo-43844
      author: Juhász, Levente; Podolcsák, Ádámq; Doleschall, János
       title: Open Source Web GIS Solutions in Disaster Management – with Special Emphasis on Inland Excess Water Modeling
        date: 2016-08-12
       words: 5195
      flesch: 54
     summary: It allows Web GIS applications to move from an interactive map towards a fully function- ing spatial processing framework in a web browser. The methodology of crowdsourcing can produce valuable Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) that can fulfill the data require- ments of disaster management applications.
    keywords: 2010; 2011; 2012; analysis; application; community; complex; components; cover; crowdsourcing; data; development; digital; disaster; disaster management; ditches; doi; dtm; emergency; end; environmental; excess; february; fig; free; functionality; geographic; geospatial; gis; goodchild; grass; http; hungarian; important; information; inland; international; journal; juhász; leeuwen; local; management; map; modelling; new; ogc; open; open source; possible; processing; prototype; quality; relevant; research; response; server; software; solutions; source; spatial; standards; surface; system; szatmári; szeged; tasks; users; vgi; water; web; web gis; wps
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        item: #110 of 136
          id: jengeo-43845
      author: Gémes, Orsolya; Tobak, Zalán; van Leeuwen, Boudewijn
       title: Satellite Based Analysis of Surface Urban Heat Island Intensity
        date: 2016-08-12
       words: 4716
      flesch: 57
     summary: Remote sensing and GIS assessments proved to be useful tools for mapping spatial and temporal patterns of urban surface temperature. Although, fifty three percent of the world's population lives in cities, according to the estimations only 3% of the continents is urban area (World Bank, 2014).
    keywords: air; analysis; applied; areas; budapest; categories; changes; city; climate; conditions; cover; data; day; different; districts; doi; environment; fig; green; heat; hungarian; images; intensity; investigated; island; land; landsat; large; local; long; low; lst; mean; meteorological; ndvi; night; observed; oke; open; pattern; period; radiation; relationship; remote; research; rise; rural; satellite; seasonal; seasons; sensing; significant; spatial; study; suhi; surface; surface temperature; surface urban; szeged; table; temperature; unger; urban; urban areas; urban climate; urban heat; values; vegetation; years; zones
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        item: #111 of 136
          id: jengeo-43846
      author: Fehér, Zsolt Zoltán
       title: A Spatiotemporal Stochastic Framework Of Groundwater Fluctuation Analysis On The South: Eastern Part Of The Great Hungarian Plain
        date: 2015-12-30
       words: 9028
      flesch: 51
     summary: Analysis of groundwater time se- ries on the Danube-Tisza Interflow, Vízügyi Közlemények 86 (3– 4), 607–624. The well near Hódmezővásárhely shows uninterrupted groundwater trend.
    keywords: 1994; 2004; 2011; 2012; 2014; 2015; analysis; annual; applied; area; autocorrelation; available; average; change; climate; component; conditions; considered; data; depth; determined; deutsch; different; discharge; distribution; doi; domain; dynamic; eastern; eds; effects; environmental; error; estimate; estimation; factors; fehér; fig; fitting; flow; fluctuation; framework; function; gauge; gaussian; geostatistical; goovaerts; grid; groundwater; groundwater level; higher; highest; hungarian; hungary; hydrographs; important; influencing; intensity; joint; journel; kovács; kriging; kyriakidis; level; local; long; mathematical; mean; median; model; modelling; node; non; note; observed; parameters; pattern; period; periodicity; plain; precipitation; process; rakonczai; range; realizations; residual; resources; ridge; river; sand; sequential; series; set; significant; simulated; simulation; site; space; spatial; spatiotemporal; standard; stationary; stochastic; study; surface; system; temporal; term; time; time series; tisza; trend; type; values; variability; years
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        item: #112 of 136
          id: jengeo-43847
      author: Szatmári, József; Tobak, Zalán; Novák, Zsolt
       title: Environmental Monitoring Supported by Aerial Photography: – a Case Study of the Burnt Down Bugac Juniper Forest, Hungary
        date: 2016-08-12
       words: 4820
      flesch: 59
     summary: At the beginning of this century a large-scale flooding period and forest fires started this is why the European Parliament had to adopt the “European Parliament resolution on Natural Disas- ters (fires, droughts, and floods) environmental aspects (2005/2192(INI))”. The second group of forest fires occurs from June to September when the dry litterfloor of decid- uous and coniferous forests fuels these fires in the hot, drought-stricken summer months.
    keywords: 2015; aerial; analysis; area; associations; automatic; basis; black; bugac; case; classification; climate; common; damaged; data; doi; ecosystems; environmental; extent; false; field; fig; fires; flight; forest; format; hazards; high; human; hungarian; hungary; image; important; invasive; invasive species; juniper; kiskunság; management; methods; milkweed; monitoring; national; natural; open; parcel; park; paton; photography; photos; plant; poplar; processing; remote; resolution; results; risk; sand; sensing; site; species; spreading; state; study; study area; survey; system; szatmári; tobak; vegetation; white; wildfire
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        item: #113 of 136
          id: jengeo-43848
      author: Sipos, György; Kiss, Tímea; Tóth, Orsolya
       title: Constraining the Age of Floodplain Levels Along the Lower Section of River Tisza, Hungary
        date: 2016-08-12
       words: 3946
      flesch: 59
     summary: Fig. 5 Coarse grain and fine grain ages plotted against each other in case of samples where both were determined Based on coarse grain derived ages, the point bars related to the upper floodplain meander (Site 1) started to develop 14-16 ka ago, and were probably formed up till 13-15 ka. Therefore, in the given time range, fine grain ages can still provide valuable data for identifying trends, but on their own they are not suit- able for drawing sound conclusions.
    keywords: age; ages; alluvial; case; channel; coarse; coarse grain; data; dating; development; doi; dose; evolution; fig; fine; fine grain; floodplain; fluvial; grain; great; hernesz; holocene; hungarian; hungary; incision; intermediate; kiss; late; levels; lower; luminescence; meander; measurements; osl; preheat; quartz; rate; ratio; recovery; recuperation; recycling; region; results; river; samples; sar; sediments; sipos; site; terms; test; time; tisza; upper
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        item: #114 of 136
          id: jengeo-43849
      author: Ladányi, Zsuzsanna; Blanka, Viktória
       title: Tree-Ring Width And Its Interrelation With Environmental Parameters: Case Study In Central Hungary
        date: 2015-12-30
       words: 5065
      flesch: 58
     summary: Tree ring sensitivity was assessed to reveal the impact of water scarcity on yearly ring-growth. Keywords: tree ring, sensitivity, climate change, water scarcity INTRODUCTION
    keywords: 2010; 2011; 2014; area; aridity; assessment; black; calculated; case; change; climate; climatic; conditions; correlation; danube; decades; doi; drought; elevated; environmental; factor; fai; fig; forests; groundwater; growth; higher; highest; hungarian; hungary; illancs; index; indices; investigated; level; locust; mean; mesoregion; microregion; pai; parameters; period; pine; plain; poplar; precipitation; pálfai; ring; ring sensitivity; ring width; samples; scarcity; sensitivity; significant; similarity; spatial; study; table; temperature; tisza; tree; tree ring; values; variability; vegetation; water; width; years
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        item: #115 of 136
          id: jengeo-43855
      author: Sándor, Andrea; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Floodplain aggradation caused by the high magnitude flood of 2006 in the lower Tisza region, Hungary
        date: 2008-01-01
       words: 5423
      flesch: 68
     summary: Some has the highest flow velocity in the middle of the cross-section, while others have higher flow velocities at their ends. The first group contains such cross-sections (Ml-2, Ml-5, M l-8 and M l-13), where high flow velocity was 34 A. Sándor – T. Kiss JOEG I/1-2 measured at the middle of the cross-section.
    keywords: 2002; 2006; accumulation; aggradation; amorpha; area; bank; bushes; channel; conductivity; cross; dense; density; depth; distance; distribution; fig; floodplain; flow; flow velocity; forest; geomorphology; group; high; i/1; index; joeg; kiss; levee; lower; mean; measurements; middle; n=0.03; number; plough; point; rate; river; roughness; section; sediment; study; table; tisza; trees; typical; underwood; vegetation; velocity
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        item: #116 of 136
          id: jengeo-43856
      author: Sipos, György; Fiala, Károly
       title: Changes of cross-sectional morphology and channel capacity during an extreme flood event, lower Tisza and Maros rivers, Hungary
        date: 2008-01-01
       words: 6613
      flesch: 70
     summary: However, morphological processes (e.g. bank erosion, incision or aggradation) acting in the river channel during floods have rarely been analysed on Hungarian Rivers, even though these proc- esses also influence flood stages (Starosolszky Ö. 1956, Károlyi Z. 1960ab, Sipos Gy. Keywords: flood, riverbed morphology, specific stream power, water conducting capacity INTRODUCTION As a consequence of continuous stage height and discharge monitoring since the end of the 19th century the hydrology of the major Hungarian rivers is fairly well known.
    keywords: 2000; algyı; april; area; bankfull; bed; capacity; changes; channel; cross; day; days; decrease; depth; different; discharge; fall; fig; flood; flow; gauge; i/1; increase; intensive; joeg; közlemények; limb; load; main; makó; march; maros; maximum; mean; measurements; morphological; morphology; peak; period; phase; power; processes; rise; river; roughness; second; sectional; sections; sediment; similar; sipos; slope; specific; specific stream; stage; station; stream; stream power; study; tisza; transport; value; vízügyi; water; wave
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        item: #117 of 136
          id: jengeo-43858
      author: van Leeuwen, Boudewijn; Tobak, Zalán; Szatmári, József
       title: Development Of An Integrated ANN-GIS Framework For Inland Excess Water Monitoring
        date: 2008-07-01
       words: 3284
      flesch: 59
     summary: Keywords: inland excess water, artificial neural network, geographic information systems INTRODUCTION Certain types of inland excess water can be forecast and those areas or points where action is needed for decreasing or even avoiding damage can be directly determined with the help of theoretical and practical means.
    keywords: 2010; analysis; ann; arcgis; area; artificial; classes; classification; data; depressions; different; digital; elevation; excess; excess water; fig; framework; geographic; gis; images; inland; inland excess; input; integrated; large; layer; local; map; matlab; matrix; network; neural; neural network; output; phase; results; set; sets; simulation; soil; study; szatmári; tobak; toolbox; training; types; water
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        item: #118 of 136
          id: jengeo-43859
      author: Kovács, Ferenc
       title: Evaluation Of Changes And Instability Of Water Content Using Remote Sensing Methods In A Nature Conservation Area
        date: 2008-07-01
       words: 4321
      flesch: 65
     summary: The extension of areas of high water content in 2002 and 2007 was similar to the unfavourable year of 1986; however, in the years of 2000 and 2006 there were high water content values (Fig. 4). A new phase of landscape evaluation is indicated by the assumption that in a rather short period of time change is expected in the climatic conditions.
    keywords: 2007; analysis; area; aridification; average; change; conditions; content; danube; data; decrease; dry; effect; etm; evaluation; extension; extreme; fig; half; high; hungarian; i/3; images; index; instability; joeg; july; june; kiskunság; kovács; lakes; landsat; landsat etm; landscape; long; methods; near; period; plain; possible; precipitation; present; processes; rakonczai; remote; sensing; short; spatial; study; term; time; tisza; values; water; wetlands; year
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          id: jengeo-43860
      author: Szántó, Gábor; Mucsi, László; van Leeuwen, Boudewijn
       title: Application Of Self-Organizing Neural Networks For The Delineation of Excess Water Areas
        date: 2008-07-01
       words: 3311
      flesch: 56
     summary: By using the gained clusters three thematic maps were created, on which different types of excess water areas were delineated. During the validation of the results it was concluded that the applied neural network model is suitable for the delimitation of excess water areas and it could be an alternative to the traditional classification methods.
    keywords: anns; application; areas; artificial; basis; classes; classification; data; delineation; different; excess; excess water; fig; function; images; information; input; kohonen; layers; learning; map; maps; methods; model; neighbourhood; networks; neural; neural networks; neurons; number; output; process; processing; results; samples; satellite; self; study; thematic; types; unsupervised; water; weight
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        item: #120 of 136
          id: jengeo-43861
      author: Tobak, Zalán; Szatmári, József; van Leeuwen, Boudewijn
       title: Small Format Aerial Photography: Remote Sensing Data Acquisition For Environmental Analysis
        date: 2008-07-01
       words: 3537
      flesch: 60
     summary: Keywords: small format aerial photography, data acquisition system, image processing, Python INTRODUCTION Acquiring aerial photographs and their digital analysis are traditionally long and expensive processes (Warner W. S. et al. 1996). 4 Study areas covered with excess water and their sur- roundings with flightlines and the footprints of the images IMAGE PROCESSING During the preparation of the aerial photography, the flight and the processing of the raw data, different types of software had to be used.
    keywords: 2003; 2008; 2010; acquisition; aerial; aerial photography; altitude; analysis; area; camera; cir; colour; cost; data; development; different; digital; excess; fig; files; flight; format; format aerial; gps; high; images; infrared; joeg; leeuwen; near; photography; processing; recording; remote; resolution; sensing; sensors; size; small; software; spatial; spectrum; system; szatmári; szeged; table; time; tobak; van; vegetation; water; world
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          id: jengeo-43863
      author: Kern, Zoltán; Popa, Ionel
       title: Assessing temperature signal in X-RAY densitometric data of norway spruce and the earliest instrumental record from the Carpathi
        date: 2009-06-01
       words: 5012
      flesch: 57
     summary: Statistical results suggest that dominantly June-July thermal conditions determine the minimum earlywood density of spruce tree ring in the southern Carpathians. These southern Carpathian stands were used to assess spatial teleconnections in the network (Schweingruber F. H. 1985) and in a broad scale dendroclimatological comparison (Schweingruber F. H. et al. 1987).
    keywords: 2005; 2007; 2009; abies; air; alps; büntgen; carpathian; climate; climatic; coefficients; cook; correlation; data; densitometric; density; earliest; esper; et al; fig; frank; growth; ii/3; instrumental; joeg; journal; july; june; kern; level; location; maximum; mean; method; minimum; mnd; monthly; mxd; norway; october; period; picea; popa; positive; proxy; ray; record; research; response; ring; schweingruber; september; series; sibiu; signal; significance; southern; spruce; station; study; temperature; tree; vs.; window; wood; year
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          id: jengeo-43864
      author: Nyári, Diána; Kiss, Tímea
       title: Blown sand movement at Kiskunhalas on the Danube-Tisza interfluve, Hungary
        date: 2009-06-01
       words: 3778
      flesch: 67
     summary: Blown sand movement in historical times in the territory of Csengele. The aims of the study were (1) to reconstruct the relief at different historical periods; (2) to determine the periods of sand remobilisation during historical times; (3) to identify the changing of climatic condi- tions and possible types of human activities enabling aeolian activity and (4) to specify the spatial extension of sand movements.
    keywords: activity; aeolian; archaeological; area; blown; blowout; borsy; century; conditions; danube; depression; environment; et al; fig; földrajzi; geomorphological; gábris; historical; holocene; human; hungary; impact; interfluve; kiskunhalas; kiss; közlemények; layers; lóki; measurements; movement; nyári; osl; periods; pleistocene; rosta; sand; sipos; site; soil; study; surface; sümegi; times; tisza
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        item: #123 of 136
          id: jengeo-43865
      author: Vadas, András
       title: Documentary evidence on weather conditions and a possible crisis in 1315-1317: case study from the Carpathian Basin
        date: 2009-06-01
       words: 4948
      flesch: 74
     summary: 23-29 DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE ON WEATHER CONDITIONS AND A POSSIBLE CRISIS IN 1315-1317: CASE STUDY FROM THE CARPATHIAN BASIN Vadas, A. Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences, Department of Medieval and Early Modern European History, address: 17/a Csipkebogyó utca, Budapest, Hungary, H-1221. Concerning contemporary documentary evidence of Hungary, some investigations were already carried out referring to weather conditions of the 1310s in Hungary (Kiss A. 1999a).
    keywords: 14th; 2004; 2005; 2006; ann; annales; aul; austria; available; basin; budapest; carpathian; case; central; century; change; charter; chron; climate; climatic; conditions; contemporary; crisis; czech; danube; denarius; documentary; europe; european; events; evidence; famine; floods; germaniae; great; hahn; hain; hannoverae; harvest; historica; hungarian; hungary; investigations; kingdom; kiss; ladurie; lands; medieval; monumenta; number; period; pertz; pfister; possible; records; reg; research; river; roy; scriptores; sources; summer; temperature; weather; western; winter; years; zwetl
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        item: #124 of 136
          id: jengeo-43866
      author: Kiss, Andrea
       title: Floods and weather in 1342 and 1343 in the Carpathian basin
        date: 2009-06-01
       words: 6955
      flesch: 63
     summary: However, in the eastern parts of the Carpathian basin not only 1342 but also 1343 was a significant flood year with six reports on flood events occurred in the upper and upper middle sections of the Tisza catchment. The spatial distribution of reported weather and flood events of 1342 and 1343 is presented in Fig.
    keywords: april; aquarum; areas; august; autumn; available; basin; budapest; carpathian; case; catchment; central; charters; close; conditions; consequences; county; damages; danube; documentation; e.g.; early; eastern; europe; events; evidence; extent; extraordinary; fact; february; fig; flood; flood events; great; historical; hungarian; hungary; ii/3; important; information; joeg; kiss; lands; large; late; legal; magnitude; main; medieval; mentioned; middle; nagy; parts; perambulation; piti; place; possession; present; propter; related; reports; river; rohr; sections; september; slovakia; snow; spring; summer; time; tisza; today; upper; vol; waters; waves; weather; west; wet; winter; year
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          id: jengeo-43869
      author: Sümegi, Pál; Törőcsik, Tünde; Jakab, Gusztáv; Gulyás, Sándor; Pomázi, Péter; Majkut, Péter; Páll, Dávid Gergely; Persaits, Gergő; Bodor, Emese
       title: The environmental history of Fenékpuszta with a special attention to the climate and precipitation of the last 2000 years
        date: 2009-06-01
       words: 7355
      flesch: 59
     summary: This ham- pered the reconstruction of water level fluctuations in the area from the end of the Migration Period onwards. The other force is related to the sediment carrying capacity of the River Volga leading to a rapid infilling of the accommodation space in the coastal ar- eas, which again might be a cause of water level increase there.
    keywords: 7th; activities; age; ages; agricultural; analyses; archaeological; area; balaton; basin; beginning; bronze; bronze age; budapest; caspian; catchment; central; centuries; century; changes; climate; climatic; conditions; content; cores; cycle; data; deposition; deposits; early; eds; elements; end; environmental; evolution; extraction; fenékpuszta; fig; fluctuations; following; formation; fortress; general; geochemical; historical; history; holocene; ii/3; imperial; imperial age; iron age; jakab; joeg; keszthely; lacustrine; lake; late; level; long; macrobotanical; marshland; method; middle; migration; migration period; natural; oak; observed; open; palaeoecological; peat; period; pollen; population; precipitation; records; referred; region; rise; samples; sea; second; significant; study; system; sümegi; sümegi p.; table; temperature; time; vándor; water; water level; western; years
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        item: #126 of 136
          id: jengeo-43938
      author: Olayiwola, Adewale; Suleiman, Umar
       title: Site Suitability Analysis for Landfill in an Industrial Area in Nigeria
        date: 2022-08-22
       words: 6998
      flesch: 53
     summary: Selection of suitable landfill sites in Ajaokuta DOI: 10.18533/rss.v2i4.99 http://forumgeografic.ro/2016/2094/ https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wasman.2015.08.013 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wasman.2015.08.013 https://doi.org/10.31025/2611-4135/2018.13656 https://doi.org/10.31025/2611-4135/2018.13656 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jes.2020.02.030 https://doi.org/10.1007/s13762-019-02487-0 https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-020-06087-y https://doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)0733-9372(1996)122:6(515) https://doi.org/10.30897/ijegeo.696335 https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03326029 https://doi.org/10.3390/rs12091451 https://doi.org/10.1007/s13762-018-1768-x https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/381926 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45263-6_5 https://doi.org/10.18533/rss.v2i4.99 INTRODUCTION STUDY AREA MATERIALS AND METHODS RESULTS Results of Accuracy Assessment General Pattern of Landcover in the Study Area Location of Existing Dumpsites in Ajaokuta Selection of suitable landfill sites in Ajaokuta DISCUSSION CONCLUSION REFERENCES
    keywords: 1–10; 2018; accuracy; agency; ajaokuta; analysis; analytical; arcgis; area; assessment; august; bare; body; buffer; buildings; case; classes; classification; considered; countries; criteria; criterion; data; decision; dense; development; disposal; distance; doi; dumpsites; engineering; environmental; epa; et al; evaluation; existing; february; field; fig; fuzzy; geography; gis; green; ground; guidelines; hierarchy; industrial; information; integrated; international; journal; landcover; landfill; landfill sites; light; lulc; management; map; methods; metres; multi; nigeria; olayiwola; open; parts; points; process; protection; remote; research; results; routes; science; selection; sensing; sentinel-2a; sites; siting; slope; solid; solid waste; sources; srtm; state; study; study area; suitability; suitable; suleiman; surface; system; technology; transport; urban; use; vegetation; waste; waste management; water; weighted
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          id: jengeo-43946
      author: Valánszki, István; Abualhagag, Asmaa
       title: Land Evaluation of Recreation and Ecotourism Services Using Multi-Criteria Evaluation Process: A Case Study of Aswan City, Egypt
        date: 2022-08-18
       words: 8223
      flesch: 44
     summary: The pair-wise comparison matrix for every two indicators and computation of CR are given in Table 5. Evaluation Criteria Classification The specified land evaluation system was used to reclassify recreation service land evaluation criteria in line with the degree of effect on the land evaluation Table 4 The comparison scale in the AHP method (Saaty and Vargas 1980) Therefore, in the present study, we asked experts about their opinion to rate land evaluation criteria of recreation Table 3 Recreation and tourism services site evaluation criteria/indicators details and data types Criteria/Indicators Layer type Spatial analysis Vegetation density Raster Layer NDVI analysis (band 4,5) Elevation Raster Layer Slope tool Land cover/use Raster Layer Composite (band 2-7)-classification tool Water bodies Shape file-polygon-converted to raster Distance tool (cell 30) Attractive sites Shape file-Points- converted to raster Distance tool (cell 30) Residential areas Shape file-polygon- converted to raster Distance tool (cell 30) Road or transportation Shape file-polyline- converted to raster Distance tool (cell 30) Pollution Points Shape file-Points- converted to raster Distance tool (cell 30) Soil Erosion/Loss Vector Layer - Using Land use and Slope Raster calculator Fig.4 Recreation and tourism services land evaluation indicators maps Abualhagag and Valánszki 2022 / Journal of Environmental Geography 15 (1–4), 11–22.
    keywords: 11–22; abualhagag; activities; ahp; analysis; approach; area; aswan; attractive; bodies; capacity; case; city; classes; comparison; consistency; cover; criteria; criterion; cultural; current; data; decision; density; development; different; distance; doi; ecosystem; ecotourism; egypt; environmental; erosion; et al; evaluation; evaluation criteria; evaluation process; experts; fig; future; geography; gis; high; importance; index; indicators; journal; land; land evaluation; land suitability; land use; landscape; ler; low; management; map; matrix; method; model; multi; natural; number; planning; points; pollution; present; process; raster; recreation; recreation service; residential; results; road; service; sites; slope; social; soil; spatial; study; study area; sub; suitability; suitability evaluation; suitable; sustainable; tool; tourism; transportation; type; urban; use; value; valánszki; vegetation; water; weight
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          id: jengeo-44124
      author: Agaja, Toluwalope Mubo; Towobola, David Olaoluwa
       title: Impact of Urban Land Use on Rainwater Quality: Case Study in Ilorin Metropolis, Nigeria
        date: 2022-12-05
       words: 5618
      flesch: 43
     summary: Therefore, we aimed to analyse the relationship between physical and chemical properties of rainwater and urban land uses. Impacts of urban land use on rainwater quality are multifaceted, diverse and wide ranging.
    keywords: 2000; aas; activities; agaja; agricultural; agricultural land; anthropogenic; area; atmospheric; available; chemical; city; collected; commercial; commercial land; correlation; doi; drinking; environmental; et al; geography; growth; health; heavy; human; ilorin; ilorin metropolis; increase; industrial; institutional; institutional land; journal; land; land use; lead; major; management; mean; methods; metropolis; nickel; nigeria; organization; parameters; pearson; physical; pollution; population; properties; quality; rainfall; rainwater; rainwater quality; relationship; residential; residential land; result; samples; significant; standard; state; study; surfaces; table; total; turbidity; types; urban; urban land; use; use types; uses; value; world; zinc
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          id: jengeo-44169
      author: Hafashimana, Nathanael; Sebego, Reuben Jack; Kenabatho, Piet Kebuang; Lekoko, Rebecca Nthogo; Maphanyane, Joyce Gosata
       title: Assessing the Effects of LULC Change on Landslide Hazards in Rwanda: A Case Study in Nyabihu District
        date: 2022-11-02
       words: 4806
      flesch: 54
     summary: Whereas external causes include factors such as undercutting the foot of the hill slope when extracting minerals, excavating for creation of canals or roads, land cover change, exerting unbearable loads on slope such as buildings and water tanks, and also vibration induced by earthquakes, etc. Land use change and landslide characteristics analysis for community-based disaster mitigation.
    keywords: 2015; accuracy; agricultural; agricultural land; analysis; area; assessment; bare; causes; change; classification; classified; correction; cover; croplands; crops; district; doi; earth; effects; environmental; et al; factors; fig; forest; geography; google; grassland; hafashimana; hazards; images; journal; km2; land; land cover; land use; landsat; landslides; lulc; management; nyabihu; nyabihu district; occurrences; plantation; practices; rainfall; research; results; rwanda; satellite; slopes; soil; steep; study; study area; table; tea; techniques; total; use; vegetation; water
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          id: jengeo-44339
      author: Puplampu, Dzifa Adimle;  Iddris, Khiddir; Alorbu, Victor; Asante, Jonathan Otumfuor; Takaman, Judges Laar; Owusu, Alex Barimah
       title: Shoreline Change Analysis of the Eastern Coast of Ghana between 1991 and 2020
        date: 2023-04-05
       words: 7381
      flesch: 57
     summary: Keywords: shoreline change, remote sensing, coastal vulnerability, coastal erosion, coastal accretion INTRODUCTION Globally, coastal zones are facing intense natural and anthropogenic disturbances related to sea level rise, coastal erosion, sand winning, and depletion of mangroves, which poses numerous threats to coastal regions (Appeaning Addo et al., 2011; IPCC, 2022). Shoreline change is a highly dynamic process that serves as a predictor of coastal erosion and accretion.
    keywords: 2012; 2020; accretion; addo; addo et; analysis; anthropogenic; appeaning; area; available; average; beaches; boateng; case; change; climate; coastal; coastal erosion; coastline; communities; construction; dam; data; defense; delta; development; doi; dsas; eastern; eastern coast; environmental; erosion; erosion rates; et al; events; factors; fig; figure; geography; ghana; hazards; imagery; images; impacts; increase; jayson; journal; keta; lagoon; landsat; level; livelihoods; management; mangroves; marine; maximum; monitoring; natural; oli; period; project; puplampu; quashigah; rate; region; remote; research; results; rise; river; sand; satellite; sea; sediment; sensing; shoreline; shoreline change; spatial; studies; study; sustainable; temporal; tidal; transects; trends; volta; water; waves; west; zone
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          id: jengeo-44431
      author: Osseni, Abdel Aziz; Gbesso, Gbodja Houéhanou François; Akabassi, Ghislain Comlan; Akakpo, Bokon A.
       title: Spatial Diagnosis and Conceptualisation of Greening Plan of Seme-Podji, Benin (West Africa)
        date: 2023-05-06
       words: 6366
      flesch: 46
     summary: Therefore, the proposed actions were related to the restoration of ecological continuity, creation of new green recreational spaces, the protection of marshlands, the management of natural protected areas and the creation of fuel wood tree plantations. Moreover, 55.45% of the people thought to create buffer zones around natural protected areas to develop friendship activities to the conservation.
    keywords: 2015; 2016; activities; africa; analysis; areas; availability; available; average; benin; biodiversity; categories; choice; classes; communities; community; conservation; cover; creation; data; des; development; diagnosis; doi; ecological; ecosystem; education; employment; environmental; et al; fig; forest; french; geography; green; green spaces; greening; image; journal; land; landscape; level; local; management; municipality; natural; natural resources; natural spaces; needs; online; order; osseni; people; perception; planning; plantations; podji; population; potential; primary; professional; ramsar; recreational; resources; respondents; restoration; satellite; secondary; sex; sites; socio; spaces; spatial; study; sustainable; sèmè; territory; traditional; university; urban; use; water; wetlands; years
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          id: jengeo-44584
      author: Chen, Haimei; Kardos, Levente; Szabo, Veronika; Magdolna, Diószegi; Honfi, Peter
       title: Woody Plants Interaction with Aerosol Fine Particulate Matters and Copper in Budapest
        date: 2023-07-10
       words: 5023
      flesch: 53
     summary: In this study, we aim to evaluate the ability of urban plant species to capture fine particulate matter on leaf and branch surfaces. Calculating the quantity of PM that trees and urban woody plants absorb and the mechanism by which trees translocate atmospheric heavy metals can be the focus of future research.
    keywords: 2019; ability; accumulation; air; ambient; area; atmospheric; average; branch; branches; budapest; capture; chen; cm2; concentration; content; copper; deposition; differences; different; dust; elements; environmental; et al; excelsior; ferenczi; fine; foliar; geography; greening; health; heavy; hippocastanum; human; hungary; journal; leaf; leaf surface; leaves; locations; mass; matter; measured; metals; particulate; phytoremediation; plants; platanoides; pm2.5; pollution; quality; research; results; sampling; significant; soil; species; studies; study; surface; table; time; tomentosa; toxic; traffic; trees; urban; woody
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        item: #133 of 136
          id: jengeo-44640
      author: Misik, Tamás; Misik-Bartók, Dóra
       title: New Habitat Data of the Green-Winged Orchid (Anacamptis Morio L.) Located in the Surroundings of Eger, Hungary: Further Data on this Protected Species of the Foothills of the Bükk Mountains
        date: 2023-08-14
       words: 3001
      flesch: 63
     summary: In the lower part of the steppe, at the foot of the protected Nagy-Eged Hill (47°97'56N and 20°34'51E), we found one well-developed green- winged orchid already in its flowering stage. Wild orchids of SE England.
    keywords: anacamptis; area; available; bateman; bükk; city; conservation; data; distribution; doi; eged; eger; environmental; flora; floristic; flowering; foothills; garden; geography; green; habitats; hill; hungarian; hungary; individuals; journal; meadow; misik; morio; mountains; nagy; new; orchid; plants; plot; private; schmotzer; species; steppe; surroundings; szarvaskő; village; winged; winged orchid
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          id: jengeo-44669
      author: Dobos, Anna; Hegyi, Tamás Péter; Zelei, Zoltán; Hegyi, Balázs
       title: Investigation of the Relationship Between Soil Erosion, Land Cover and Hemeroby Level in Cserépfalu by Analysing Soil Profiles
        date: 2023-08-16
       words: 8915
      flesch: 59
     summary: There is actual question what kind of connection could be shown between the rate of soil erosion, land cover categories and hemeroby levels? How can the intensity of antropogenic effects influence the rate of soil erosion?
    keywords: 10yr; 2018; 2019; agricultural; alluvial; alluvium; angle; anthropogenic; arable; arable land; area; brown; bükk; bükkalja; case; categories; category; changes; classification; clay; conditions; cover; crest; cserépfalu; csorba; cultivation; data; degree; description; dobos; doi; effects; environmental; eroded; erosion; erubase; et al; euhemerobic; extent; factors; fao; field; fig; fluvisols; forest; forest soil; földrajzi; geography; geological; hemeroby; hill; human; humous; hungarian; hungary; journal; kertész; kerényi; land; land cover; land use; landscape; level; meadow; medium; method; micro; national; natural; nature; novák; pinczés; profiles; ramann; rate; research; results; risk; settlement; slope; small; soil; soil arable; soil erosion; soil profiles; study; surroundings; system; table; types; unit; use; wrb; értesítő
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          id: jengeo-44683
      author: Sipőcz, László; Ittzés, András; Dombos, Miklós
       title: Automatic Drought Tolerance Measurement of the Soil-Living Microarthropod, Folsomia Candida
        date: 2023-07-22
       words: 5917
      flesch: 51
     summary: Changes in soil moisture and temperature modify the toxicity of sodium selenite and sodium selenate for Folsomia candida (Collembola) Willem 1902. Fig.5 Effects of soil moisture treatments on the body lengths of Folsomia candida based on manual measurements.
    keywords: 2009; 2019; analysis; animals; automatic; body; body length; body size; box; candida; carbon; collembola; conditions; data; detection; device; difference; dombos; drought; dwelling; ecology; edapholog; effects; environmental; et al; experiment; extraction; fig; flórián; folsomia; funnel; geography; high; holder; holmstrup; image; individuals; iso; journal; length; levels; manual; mean; measured; measurement; methods; microarthropods; moisture; new; plaster; plastic; rate; reproduction; research; results; role; sample; set; significant; sipőcz; size; soil; soil moisture; species; springtails; standard; test; time; tolerance; toxicological; treatments; w35; w40; w50; water; week; wmax
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          id: jengeo-44716
      author: Haider, Ali; Ringer, Marianna; Kotroczó, Zsolt; Mohácsi-Farkas, Csilla; Kocsis, Tamás
       title: The Importance of Protein Fingerprints in Bacterial Identification: The Maldi-Tof Technique
        date: 2023-07-22
       words: 6215
      flesch: 42
     summary: Applications of MALDI TOF MS in the bioremediation field The application of microorganisms to reduce or eliminate hazardous compounds from the environment, so-called bioremediation, is a promising approach as well (Vidali, 2001). Identification of bacteria from extreme environments A study by Kopcakova et al. (2014) aimed to analyze the ability of MALDI TOF MS to identify cultivable microflora from two waste disposal sites in the non- Table 1 Identification of isolated strains from seawater samples using MALDI-TOF-MS (Ashfaq et al., 2019).
    keywords: 16s; 2007; 2016; 38–45; acid; air; analysis; application; applied; approach; authors; bacillus; bacteria; bioremediation; biotyper; characterization; clinical; conditions; contaminated; database; desorption; environmental; et al; extreme; field; flight; fragi; genera; genus; geography; gram; haider; halomonas; high; hungary; identification; identifying; important; indoor; ionization; ions; isolated; journal; laser; level; maldi; maldi tof; mass; mass spectrometry; matrix; methods; microbial; microbiology; microorganisms; negative; positive; potential; profiles; protein; pseudomonas; rapid; results; routine; rrna; samples; sciences; seawater; sequencing; site; soil; species; specific; spectra; spectrometry; spp; staphylococcus; strains; study; technique; time; tof; tof mass; tof ms; university; wastewater; work
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