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Univerzitet Hercegovina – Centar za krš i speleologiju, Sarajevo
2012, p. 1-60
International Scientific Symposium "Man and Karst", 11-14.10.2012, Bijakovići, Međugorje, Abstracts
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International sscientific symposium “Man and Karst”, as it can be seen already from the title, has a wide karstological conception. It, in line with the current development of expertise includes karstology, seeks to expand its interests in the former physical geoscientific and geotechnical, on cultural, economic, historical, and all other issues that are caused by the fact that one occurring in soluble rocks. Organizer is recommended that participants should specifically deal with the identity of our karst: what is this the world recognized and here insufficiently known Dinaric karst? What does it and how it is determined in geological, geomorphologic, hydrological, biological and every natural sense, and what gives the social, cultural and touristic recognition? Also, he reiterated the ongoing importance of protecting the karst environment, and various aspects of the protection and sustainable development of karst. The final profile of the Symposium was determined by the participants with their professional and scientific interests, which are reflected in the submitted papers. Here we have compiled their titles and abstracts, from which it is visible. Most, as it is expected, are the themes of physical karstology, then from the karst biology, cultural landscape of karst and, the most cheerful, the emergence of educational topics. But, the book of abstracts does not include everythingng that is important for the Symposium: pleasure of mingling, exchanging experience, site visits, regional and intergenerational bounding and promotion of new young forces, which are the most important things of the Symposium that must be personally experienced
International sscientific symposium “Man and Karst”, as it can be seen already from the title, has a wide karstological conception. It, in line with the current development of expertise includes karstology, seeks to expand its interests in the former physical geoscientific and geotechnical, on cultural, economic, historical, and all other issues that are caused by the fact that one occurring in soluble rocks. Organizer is recommended that participants should specifically deal with the identity of our karst: what is this the world recognized and here insufficiently known Dinaric karst? What does it and how it is determined in geological, geomorphologic, hydrological, biological and every natural sense, and what gives the social, cultural and touristic recognition? Also, he reiterated the ongoing importance of protecting the karst environment, and various aspects of the protection and sustainable development of karst. The final profile of the Symposium was determined by the participants with their professional and scientific interests, which are reflected in the submitted papers. Here we have compiled their titles and abstracts, from which it is visible. Most, as it is expected, are the themes of physical karstology, then from the karst biology, cultural landscape of karst and, the most cheerful, the emergence of educational topics. But, the book of abstracts does not include everythingng that is important for the Symposium: pleasure of mingling, exchanging experience, site visits, regional and intergenerational bounding and promotion of new young forces, which are the most important things of the Symposium that must be personally experienced