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- PhD. degree in Ecology (2010); - an assistant professor at the Technical University in Zvolen; study courses focusing on territorial and landscape planning, cultural landscapes, landfroms, visualisation techniques; - a researcher at The Rural Parliament in Slovakia (11/2019): H2020 PoliRural (ID 818496); ITMS2014+ 314011L960 - a leader of the international Erasmus KA2+ project no.2016-1-SK01-KA202-022502 "FEAL: Multifunctional Farming for the Sustainability of European Agricultural Landscapes"; and the national project KEGA 011TUZ-4/2012 "Interactive E-learning Educational Tool about Research Methods of Historical Landscape Structures." - ORCID: 0000-0002-5578-7993 - SCOPUS ID: 56027916400 - WOS ID: J-2497-2019
Project Goal: The FEAL project aims at providing young farmers, young rural entrepreneurs and family farmers a training system. The main outputs of the project will be: O1: A report about the State of the Art of the relation between multifunctional/sustainable farming practices and EAL; O2: Case Studies showing best practices of multifunctional/sustainable farming in different European landscape types and socio-economic situation; O3: Complementary Open Educational Resources (OER) (interactive e-atlas of EAL + training modules); O4: A training system gathering the previous output in a digital format compatible with OER repositories and e-learning platforms.
Current Stage: Finished, evaluated by EC as a project of "Good Practice":https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/projects/eplus-project-details/#project/b043575d-8ff9-4ba4-8ed6-5c5b0d2eb05d
Project Goal: The main aim of proposed project was realisation of e-learning interactive educational tool about research methods of historical landforms and land use.
Current Stage: Successfully finished in 2014.
Today, farmers are multioptional entrepreneurs, demanding far more skills than only those of agricultural production. The awareness of European agricultural landscape (EAL) values should enable farmers to create new business strategies. Open education repositories (OERs) based on online vocational education and training (VET) are still not widespread. The project FEAL (multifunctional farming for the sustainability of EALs) has brought interactive material online based on results of two questionnaire surveys performed in Germany, Italy, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain. A survey of 31 experts confirmed that VET activities are very much needed for farmers. A survey of 28 farmers had different aims and content. Data collected from farmers were used to evaluate basic farm attributes, farmers’ characteristics, and keywords indicating the farms’ activities, multifunctionality and sustainability, and EALs, specifying the presence of nature- and landscape-protected areas. A decision-making schema, applying a collection of terms from literature analysis and the questionnaire’s results, is a support tool to develop a model of a farm that contributes to the preservation of the landscape’s character, strengthening the landscape’s quality, and sustainable business. The model presents the interactions of the farm (its territory and ancestral heritage, control of natural resources, tourism services and cultural events, public goods provision, and quality guarantees); socioeconomic strategies regarding quality, marketing, communication, business operation, and monitoring are proposed.
Martina Slámová; Alexandra Kruse; Ingrid Belčáková; Johannes Dreer. Old but Not Old Fashioned: Agricultural Landscapes as European Heritage and Basis for Sustainable Multifunctional Farming to Earn a Living. Sustainability 2021, 13, 4650 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová, Alexandra Kruse, Ingrid Belčáková, Johannes Dreer. Old but Not Old Fashioned: Agricultural Landscapes as European Heritage and Basis for Sustainable Multifunctional Farming to Earn a Living. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (9):4650.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová; Alexandra Kruse; Ingrid Belčáková; Johannes Dreer. 2021. "Old but Not Old Fashioned: Agricultural Landscapes as European Heritage and Basis for Sustainable Multifunctional Farming to Earn a Living." Sustainability 13, no. 9: 4650.
Special types of rural settlements in Slovakia, so-called dispersed settlements, are typical of several regions in the country. They are recognized as specific elements in a landscape and have a strong effect on local identity. They are a part of a historical landscape structure, constituting a unique natural and cultural heritage. For this reason, they deserve special attention in planning and management processes. Decision-making processes about the landscape that do not take into consideration that the inherent value of those structures could lead to their irreversible loss. This paper aims at the evaluation of specific landscape elements in the case study area and describes their effect in terms of the sociohistorical, environmental, and visual context and their influence on sustainability. Both cultural and environmental inventories were interpreted in relation to spatiotemporal land cover/use changes. The field inventory and geospatial analysis, using geographic information systems (GIS) tools, resulted in the categorization and evaluation of 63 dispersed settlement units in the study area of Čadca. We propose a management method, giving reasonable detail to proposed incentives, for each dispersed settlement unit category. The proposed methodology is intended to create a classification of the dispersed settlement units from the perspective of landscape archetypes. The cultural and environmental assessment of dispersed settlement units resulted in the definition of indicators signaling the presence of a particular archetype.
Ingrid Belčáková; Branislav Olah; Martina Slámová; Zuzana Pšenáková. A Cultural and Environmental Assessment of a Landscape Archetype with Dispersed Settlements in Čadca Cadastral District, Slovakia. Sustainability 2021, 13, 1200 .
AMA StyleIngrid Belčáková, Branislav Olah, Martina Slámová, Zuzana Pšenáková. A Cultural and Environmental Assessment of a Landscape Archetype with Dispersed Settlements in Čadca Cadastral District, Slovakia. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (3):1200.
Chicago/Turabian StyleIngrid Belčáková; Branislav Olah; Martina Slámová; Zuzana Pšenáková. 2021. "A Cultural and Environmental Assessment of a Landscape Archetype with Dispersed Settlements in Čadca Cadastral District, Slovakia." Sustainability 13, no. 3: 1200.
Water meadows or flooded meadows are known from many European countries. A historical irrigation system—catchworks—was identified in only one locality in Slovakia. This article brings a methodical approach to the identification of catchworks on mountain slopes. The main aim was to delineate catchworks using terrain and land use geospatial data intended to supplement existing data on catchworks from the field survey. The identification of shallow and narrow channels in the field is difficult, and their detection in a digital terrain model (DTM) and orthomosaic photos is also challenging. A detailed DTM elaborated from laser scanning data was not available. Therefore, we employed break lines of a Triangulated Irregular Network (TIN) model created by EUROSENSE Ltd. 2017, Bratislava, Slovakia. to determine microtopographic features on mountain slopes. Orthomosaics with adjusted red (R) green (G) and blue (B) band thresholds (digital numbers) in a time sequence of 16 years (2002–2018) and the Normalized Green-Red Difference Index (NGRDI) (2018) determined vital herbaceous vegetation and higher biomass. In both cases, the vegetation inside wet functional catchworks was differently coloured from the surroundings. In the case of dry catchworks, the identification relied only on microtopography features. The length of catchworks mapped in the field (1939.12 m; 2013) was supplied with potential catchworks detected from geospatial data (2877.18; 2018) and their total length in the study area increased above 59.74% (4816.30 m). Real and potential catchworks predominantly occupied historical grassland (meadows and pastures) (1952–1957) (4430.31; 91.99%). This result corresponds with the findings of foreign studies referring that catchworks on mountain slopes were related to livestock activities. They are important elements of sustainable land use with a water retention function in traditional agricultural landscapes.
Martina Slámová; Juraj Hreško; František Petrovič; Henrich Grežo. Catchworks: A Historical Water-Distribution System on Mountain Meadows in Central Slovakia. Sustainability 2021, 13, 1107 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová, Juraj Hreško, František Petrovič, Henrich Grežo. Catchworks: A Historical Water-Distribution System on Mountain Meadows in Central Slovakia. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (3):1107.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová; Juraj Hreško; František Petrovič; Henrich Grežo. 2021. "Catchworks: A Historical Water-Distribution System on Mountain Meadows in Central Slovakia." Sustainability 13, no. 3: 1107.
En Eslovaquia, el cultivo del viñedo se remonta a la época romana. Los entornos naturales limitan la distribución de los viñedos en zonas con orientación sur, principalmente en las tierras bajas y las estribaciones de los Cárpatos. Basándonos en un análisis DAFO, seleccionamos tres zonas de estudio en los que se evaluó la urbanización, restauración y abandono de viñedos en terrazas. Estas transformaciones suelen cambiar el carácter de los paisajes vitivinícolas en toda Europa. Los datos cuantitativos sobre viñedos a nivel nacional se adoptaron de la base de datos estadística nacional DATACube (1996-2018). Se accedió a los datos geográficos y a las estadísticas geográficas desde los servicios de mapas web del Consorcio Geoespacial nacional utilizando el Sistema de Información Geográfica QGIS. Se calcularon las estadísticas básicas para las diferentes áreas utilizando la información de los viñedos históricos (1952-1957), los viñedos actuales identificados en la base de datos de ZBGIS (2019) y las parcelas de viñedos registradas en el Catastro Real del Estado (2019). Los resultados demuestran que, en general, el área de viñedo disminuyó a nivel nacional. En una de las zonas de estudio se observó una disminución de los viñedos debido a los procesos de urbanización y de abandono de campos de cultivo, pero el viñedo permaneció en parcelas de pequeño tamaño, que aparecen como parcelas características de un paisaje vitícola tradicional con un gran potencial para el desarrollo de agroturismo. En las otras dos zonas de estudio, el área de viñedos aumentó: pequeñas parcelas vitivinícolas se fusionaron en parcelas medianas y se construyeron nuevas terrazas más modernas. Sin embargo, después de la concentración parcelaria, estas terrazas no aparecen registradas en el Catastro Real del Estado. No obstante, estos viñedos en terrazas bien mantenidos, ayudan a conservar el suelo y evitan los procesos de erosión.
Martina Slámová; Ingrid Belčáková. Los paisajes de viñedos. Historia y tendencias de la viticultura en casos de estudio de Eslovaquia. Pirineos 2020, 175, 056 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová, Ingrid Belčáková. Los paisajes de viñedos. Historia y tendencias de la viticultura en casos de estudio de Eslovaquia. Pirineos. 2020; 175 ():056.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová; Ingrid Belčáková. 2020. "Los paisajes de viñedos. Historia y tendencias de la viticultura en casos de estudio de Eslovaquia." Pirineos 175, no. : 056.
The FEAL project, developed and accepted within the frame of Erasmus+ Key Action 2 (cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices), took place from December 1st, 2016 to May 31st, 2019. The article gives an overview of the project, the project’s partners, aims and findings and last but not least the results and where to find them.1
Bénédicte Gaillard; Alexandra Kruse; Martina Slamová. FEAL: Multifunctional farming and european agricultural landscapes. Journal of European Landscapes 2020, 1, 43 -48.
AMA StyleBénédicte Gaillard, Alexandra Kruse, Martina Slamová. FEAL: Multifunctional farming and european agricultural landscapes. Journal of European Landscapes. 2020; 1 ():43-48.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBénédicte Gaillard; Alexandra Kruse; Martina Slamová. 2020. "FEAL: Multifunctional farming and european agricultural landscapes." Journal of European Landscapes 1, no. : 43-48.
Martina Slámová. MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RESEARCH ON HISTORICAL LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES. 2020, 1 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová. MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RESEARCH ON HISTORICAL LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES. . 2020; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová. 2020. "MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RESEARCH ON HISTORICAL LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES." , no. : 1.
The knowledge of tree characteristics, especially the shape of standing trees, is important for living tree volume estimation, the computation of a wide range of forest stand features, and the evaluation of stand stability. Nowadays, nondestructive and accurate approaches to data collection in the forest environment are required. Therefore, the implementation of accurate point cloud-based information in the field of forest inventory has become increasingly required. We evaluated the stem curves of the lower part of standing trees (diameters at heights of 0.3 m to 8 m). The experimental data were acquired from three point cloud datasets, which were created through different approaches to three-dimensional (3D) environment modeling (varying in terms of data acquisition and processing time, acquisition costs, and processing complexity): terrestrial laser scanning (TLS), close-range photogrammetry (CRP), and handheld mobile laser scanning (HMLS) with a simultaneous localization and mapping algorithm (SLAM). Diameter estimation errors varied across heights of cross sections and methods. The average root mean squared error (RMSE) of all cross sections for the specific methods was 1.03 cm (TLS), 1.26 cm (HMLS), and 1.90 cm (CRP). TLS and CRP reached the lowest RMSE at a height of 1.3 m, while for HMLS, it was at the height of 8 m. Our findings demonstrated that the accuracy of measurements of the standing tree stem curve was comparable for the usability of all three devices in forestry practices.
Milan Hunčaga; Juliána Chudá; Julián Tomaštík; Martina Slámová; Milan Koreň; František Chudý. The Comparison of Stem Curve Accuracy Determined from Point Clouds Acquired by Different Terrestrial Remote Sensing Methods. Remote Sensing 2020, 12, 2739 .
AMA StyleMilan Hunčaga, Juliána Chudá, Julián Tomaštík, Martina Slámová, Milan Koreň, František Chudý. The Comparison of Stem Curve Accuracy Determined from Point Clouds Acquired by Different Terrestrial Remote Sensing Methods. Remote Sensing. 2020; 12 (17):2739.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMilan Hunčaga; Juliána Chudá; Julián Tomaštík; Martina Slámová; Milan Koreň; František Chudý. 2020. "The Comparison of Stem Curve Accuracy Determined from Point Clouds Acquired by Different Terrestrial Remote Sensing Methods." Remote Sensing 12, no. 17: 2739.
Martina Slámová. The Medieval Road Network in Surroundings of the Deserted Castle. Analysis Based on Anthropogenic Relief Forms. 2020, 1 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová. The Medieval Road Network in Surroundings of the Deserted Castle. Analysis Based on Anthropogenic Relief Forms. . 2020; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová. 2020. "The Medieval Road Network in Surroundings of the Deserted Castle. Analysis Based on Anthropogenic Relief Forms." , no. : 1.
The intention of the article is to demonstrate how data from historical maps might be applied in the process of flood risk assessment in peri-urban zones located in floodplains and be complementary datasets to the national flood maps. The research took place in two industrial parks near the rivers Žitava and Nitra in the town of Vráble (the oldest industrial park in Slovakia) and the city of Nitra (one of the largest industrial parks in Slovakia, which is still under construction concerning the Jaguar Land Rover facility). The historical maps from the latter half of the 18th and 19th centuries and from the 1950s of the 20th century, as well as the field data on floods gained with the GNSSS receiver in 2010 and the Q100 flood line of the national flood maps (2017), were superposed in geographic information systems. The flood map consists of water flow simulation by a mathematical hydrodynamic model which is valid only for the current watercourse. The comparison of historical datasets with current data indicated various transformations and shifts of the riverbanks over the last 250 years. The results proved that the industrial parks were built up on traditionally and extensively used meadows and pastures through which branched rivers flowed in the past. Recent industrial constructions intensified the use of both territories and led to the modifications of riverbeds and shortening of the watercourse length. Consequently, the river flow energy increased, and floods occurred during torrential events in 2010. If historical maps were respected in the creation of the flood maps, the planned construction of industrial parks in floodplains could be limited or forbidden in the spatial planning documentation. This study confirmed that the flood modelling using the Q100 flood lines does not provide sufficient arguments for investment development groups, and flood maps might be supplied with the data derived from historical maps. The proposed methodology represents a simple, low cost, and effective way of identifying possible flood-prone areas and preventing economic losses and other damages.
Henrich Grežo; Matej Močko; Martin Izsóff; Gréta Vrbičanová; František Petrovič; Jozef Straňák; Zlatica Muchová; Martina Slámová; Branislav Olah; Ivo Machar. Flood Risk Assessment for the Long-Term Strategic Planning Considering the Placement of Industrial Parks in Slovakia. Sustainability 2020, 12, 4144 .
AMA StyleHenrich Grežo, Matej Močko, Martin Izsóff, Gréta Vrbičanová, František Petrovič, Jozef Straňák, Zlatica Muchová, Martina Slámová, Branislav Olah, Ivo Machar. Flood Risk Assessment for the Long-Term Strategic Planning Considering the Placement of Industrial Parks in Slovakia. Sustainability. 2020; 12 (10):4144.
Chicago/Turabian StyleHenrich Grežo; Matej Močko; Martin Izsóff; Gréta Vrbičanová; František Petrovič; Jozef Straňák; Zlatica Muchová; Martina Slámová; Branislav Olah; Ivo Machar. 2020. "Flood Risk Assessment for the Long-Term Strategic Planning Considering the Placement of Industrial Parks in Slovakia." Sustainability 12, no. 10: 4144.
In Europe, a broad variety of agricultural landscape types have originated as a result of traditional farming activities and landscape diversity maintenance over centuries. The rapid development of socio-economic activities during the twentieth century caused significant loss of traditional rural landscapes. Traditional/historical European agricultural landscape types (EALs) represent a type of cultural landscape with many specific unique cultural, historical, and biodiversity patterns. Despite their high value, maintenance in practice is lacking. European farmers and landowners need to learn how to implement innovative multifunctional farming techniques within these landscapes. An online interactive educational tool of the ERASMUS+ FEAL project (FEAL: multifunctional Farming for the sustainability of European Agricultural Landscapes) deals with these topics. Case studies from the FEAL project showed the best examples of sustainable agricultural management practices in different types of EALs. The aim of this article was to evaluate case studies within coordination of information on the environment (CORINE) Land Cover (CLC) 2012 classes representing traditional land use forms, nature and landscape protection areas, and ecologically important areas, as well as High Nature Value (HNV) farmland. Results based on 28 case studies from five European countries interpreted the positive external effects of farms on values of EALs. A prevailing number of farms exhibited a coincidence between CLC 2012 classes with traditional land use forms and HNV farmland and protected areas. Regarding land cover classes with traditional land use forms, key words selected by farmers gave importance to recreation and tourism, furthering of biodiversity, direct sale, social farming, renewable energy, and traditional building. The highest frequencies of the key words were achieved in CLC 2012 classes concerning (to some degree) natural and semi-natural ecosystems.
Martina Slámová; Ingrid Belčáková. The Role of Small Farm Activities for the Sustainable Management of Agricultural Landscapes: Case Studies from Europe. Sustainability 2019, 11, 5966 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová, Ingrid Belčáková. The Role of Small Farm Activities for the Sustainable Management of Agricultural Landscapes: Case Studies from Europe. Sustainability. 2019; 11 (21):5966.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová; Ingrid Belčáková. 2019. "The Role of Small Farm Activities for the Sustainable Management of Agricultural Landscapes: Case Studies from Europe." Sustainability 11, no. 21: 5966.
Historical structures of the agricultural landscapes (HSAL) result from interactions among natural and human factors within a geographic area. The paper is focused on HSAL consisting of arable land and grassland with the typical occurrence of terraces. This type was found in 23 localities, covering 23.85% of the agricultural land in the cadastral district of Čierny Balog (Slovakia). HSAL were classified into 8 categories (according to their land cover composition, and current land uses); 40% of HSAL was cultivated actively. Generally, we proposed incentives focusing on preservation of landscape character, including protection of habitats on terraces and removing non-forest woody vegetation covering the HSAL.
Martina Slámová. HISTORICAL TERRACES – CURRENT SITUATION AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FOR OPTIMAL LAND USE MANAGEMENT: THE CASE STUDY OF ČIERNY BALOG. 2019, 1 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová. HISTORICAL TERRACES – CURRENT SITUATION AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FOR OPTIMAL LAND USE MANAGEMENT: THE CASE STUDY OF ČIERNY BALOG. . 2019; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová. 2019. "HISTORICAL TERRACES – CURRENT SITUATION AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FOR OPTIMAL LAND USE MANAGEMENT: THE CASE STUDY OF ČIERNY BALOG." , no. : 1.
An active gully-related landslide system is located in a deep valley under forest canopy cover. Generally, point clouds from forested areas have a lack of data connectivity, and optical parameters of scanning cameras lead to different densities of point clouds. Data noise or systematic errors (missing data) make the automatic identification of landforms under tree canopy problematic or impossible. We processed, analyzed, and interpreted data from a large-scale landslide survey, which were acquired by the light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technology, remotely piloted aircraft system (RPAS), and close-range photogrammetry (CRP) using the ‘Structure-from-Motion’ (SfM) method. LAStools is a highly efficient Geographic Information System (GIS) tool for point clouds pre-processing and creating precise digital elevation models (DEMs). The main landslide body and its landforms indicating the landslide activity were detected and delineated in DEM-derivatives. Identification of micro-scale landforms in precise DEMs at large scales allow the monitoring and the assessment of these active parts of landslides that are invisible in digital terrain models at smaller scales (obtained from aerial LiDAR or from RPAS) due to insufficient data density or the presence of many data gaps.
František Chudý; Martina Slámová; Julián Tomaštík; Roberta Prokešová; Martin Mokroš. Identification of Micro-Scale Landforms of Landslides Using Precise Digital Elevation Models. Geosciences 2019, 9, 117 .
AMA StyleFrantišek Chudý, Martina Slámová, Julián Tomaštík, Roberta Prokešová, Martin Mokroš. Identification of Micro-Scale Landforms of Landslides Using Precise Digital Elevation Models. Geosciences. 2019; 9 (3):117.
Chicago/Turabian StyleFrantišek Chudý; Martina Slámová; Julián Tomaštík; Roberta Prokešová; Martin Mokroš. 2019. "Identification of Micro-Scale Landforms of Landslides Using Precise Digital Elevation Models." Geosciences 9, no. 3: 117.
Martina Slámová. Application of Innovative Methods and Exchange of Good Practices in a Training System for Young Farmers: The Feal Project. 2018, 1 .
AMA StyleMartina Slámová. Application of Innovative Methods and Exchange of Good Practices in a Training System for Young Farmers: The Feal Project. . 2018; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová. 2018. "Application of Innovative Methods and Exchange of Good Practices in a Training System for Young Farmers: The Feal Project." , no. : 1.
Martina Slámová; Peter Jančura; Juraj Modranský. The Quality Assessment of Forests in the Cadastral District of Zvolen (Slovakia). Acta Universitatis Agriculturae et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis 2018, 66, 183 -194.
AMA StyleMartina Slámová, Peter Jančura, Juraj Modranský. The Quality Assessment of Forests in the Cadastral District of Zvolen (Slovakia). Acta Universitatis Agriculturae et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis. 2018; 66 (1):183-194.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová; Peter Jančura; Juraj Modranský. 2018. "The Quality Assessment of Forests in the Cadastral District of Zvolen (Slovakia)." Acta Universitatis Agriculturae et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis 66, no. 1: 183-194.
Slope failures are financially devastating natural hazards that contribute to land degradation in many areas throughout the world. The adaptation of civic technologies (Google Tango) in a field survey of landslides was examined. Data acquired from different resources and processed using different technologies were merged into a single model to concurrently demonstrate the interoperability and scalability of these data and the model quality. Reference control points were established using a survey‐grade Topcon Hiper SK GNSS receiver and a Topcon GPT 9003M total station. An aerial survey was performed in an area of approximately 30,000 m2 using airborne laser scanning (9 points/m2) and aerial photogrammetry using a remotely piloted aircraft system (500 points/m2). The models suffered from data gaps in less visible areas, and micro‐scale landforms reflecting landslide activity were poorly visible. The missing details were supplied using data obtained from close‐range photogrammetry (9,132 m2; 92,300 points/m2) and a Lenovo Phab 2 Pro running Google Tango, which acquired detailed point clouds in near real‐time conditions (1,847 m2; 109,000 points/m2). Scans using the phablet provided point clouds with homogeneously dispersed data gaps, but the spatial accuracy was lower. However, the ergonomics of its field use and its low cost made it competitive with other technologies. The results confirmed that models based on point clouds acquired using different technologies allow the identification and measurement of micro‐scale landforms that may indicate landslide activity.
František Chudý; Martina Slámová; Julián Tomaštík; Daniel Tunák; Miroslav Kardoš; Šimon Saloň. The application of civic technologies in a field survey of landslides. Land Degradation & Development 2018, 29, 1858 -1870.
AMA StyleFrantišek Chudý, Martina Slámová, Julián Tomaštík, Daniel Tunák, Miroslav Kardoš, Šimon Saloň. The application of civic technologies in a field survey of landslides. Land Degradation & Development. 2018; 29 (6):1858-1870.
Chicago/Turabian StyleFrantišek Chudý; Martina Slámová; Julián Tomaštík; Daniel Tunák; Miroslav Kardoš; Šimon Saloň. 2018. "The application of civic technologies in a field survey of landslides." Land Degradation & Development 29, no. 6: 1858-1870.
Martina Slámová; Pavel Hronček. Environmentálna história Horného Tisovníka : transformácia využitia zeme od neskorého stredoveku cez novovekú expanziu priemyslu až po súčasné opúšťanie vidieka. Archaeologia historica 2018, 559 -584.
AMA StyleMartina Slámová, Pavel Hronček. Environmentálna história Horného Tisovníka : transformácia využitia zeme od neskorého stredoveku cez novovekú expanziu priemyslu až po súčasné opúšťanie vidieka. Archaeologia historica. 2018; (2):559-584.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová; Pavel Hronček. 2018. "Environmentálna história Horného Tisovníka : transformácia využitia zeme od neskorého stredoveku cez novovekú expanziu priemyslu až po súčasné opúšťanie vidieka." Archaeologia historica , no. 2: 559-584.
The cadastral districts of Stredné Plachtince and Horné Plachtince are situated in the southern part of the Krupinská Planina Mts. in the Carpathian Mts. and about one-third of both the districts is made up of traditional agricultural landscape. Sweet chestnut finds here suitable natural conditions for its growth. The article focuses on the chestnut biocultural value assessment in the given traditional landscape type. Firstly, the field survey concerning chestnuts and old stables identification and positioning was done. Secondly, the data were processed by the geospatial analysis tools in QGIS aiming at the evaluation of chestnuts and old stables spatial distribution in the study area. Thirdly, the chestnut biocultural value was assessed and the modification of current boundary of the given landscape type was proposed. Chestnuts most frequently occurred in the extensively used CLC patches with pastures and heterogeneous agricultural areas - “Land principally occupied by agriculture with significant areas of natural vegetation”, in parallel coinciding with HNV farmlands and habitats of European importance and with local occurrence of the protected bat species. Chestnuts found in the vicinity of old stables partially confirmed their specific function in cattle breading in the past. We can conclude that sweet chestnut supports the value of the traditional landscape type of “pastoral land with meadows” and its current area could be extended correspondingly to our results.
Michal Pástor; Martina Slámová; Tibor Benčať. The distribution and biocultural value assessment of sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.) in the cadastral districts of Stredné Plachtince and Horné Plachtince (Slovakia). Ekológia (Bratislava) 2017, 36, 130 -145.
AMA StyleMichal Pástor, Martina Slámová, Tibor Benčať. The distribution and biocultural value assessment of sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.) in the cadastral districts of Stredné Plachtince and Horné Plachtince (Slovakia). Ekológia (Bratislava). 2017; 36 (2):130-145.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMichal Pástor; Martina Slámová; Tibor Benčať. 2017. "The distribution and biocultural value assessment of sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.) in the cadastral districts of Stredné Plachtince and Horné Plachtince (Slovakia)." Ekológia (Bratislava) 36, no. 2: 130-145.
The cadastral district of Horný Tisovník represents a traditionally managed Carpathian mountain agricultural landscape with extensive terraces. It was historically governed by two counties with different feudal economic systems - agricultural and industrial. This paper aims to enrich traditional methods in environmental history. We applied geospatial statistics and multivariate data analysis for the assessment of environmental factors influencing the distribution of agricultural terraces. Using linear models, the hypothesis was tested that the terrace distribution is functionally related to selected factors (affiliation to the historic counties; average altitude and slope; distance from water, buildings and settlements; units of natural potential vegetation; and current land use). Significantly greater amounts of terraces were located in the agricultural county compared to the industrial county. A principal component analysis showed the coincidence between the current agricultural land use and higher concentrations of terraces occurring in lower altitudes, closer to settlements and buildings, and within the unit of Carpathian oak-hornbeam forests. These findings regarding the most significant factors influencing the distribution of terraces are used in proposals for incentives to improve the management of the traditional agricultural landscape.
Martina Slámová; Jana Krčmářová; Pavel Hronček; Mariana Kaštierová. Environmental factors influencing the distribution of agricultural terraces: Case study of Horný Tisovník, Slovakia. Moravian Geographical Reports 2017, 25, 34 -45.
AMA StyleMartina Slámová, Jana Krčmářová, Pavel Hronček, Mariana Kaštierová. Environmental factors influencing the distribution of agricultural terraces: Case study of Horný Tisovník, Slovakia. Moravian Geographical Reports. 2017; 25 (1):34-45.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMartina Slámová; Jana Krčmářová; Pavel Hronček; Mariana Kaštierová. 2017. "Environmental factors influencing the distribution of agricultural terraces: Case study of Horný Tisovník, Slovakia." Moravian Geographical Reports 25, no. 1: 34-45.