Urban geology - excursion - MG431T39E
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This field excursion covers various aspects of geology in urban areas and focuses on applications of geology in construction of settlements and interactions between the geology and the life in an urban environments. Interdisciplinarity will be emphasized and will cover links to civil engineering and construction activities, stone decay, mineral resources and raw materials, energy flows, management of solid and liquid wastes in cities, formation of new geomaterials, urban mining and (geo)material recycling.
Last update: Přikryl Richard, prof. Mgr., Dr. (02.10.2024)
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Ghosh, S.K. (Ed.), Urban Mining and Sustainable Waste Management, Springer Publishing, 2020. Kovanda J. et al. (2001), Neživá příroda Prahy a jejího okolí. Academia, Český geologický ústav, Praha, 215 str. Last update: Přikryl Richard, prof. Mgr., Dr. (06.02.2023)
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Field trip attendance and compilation a report/paper on a given topic. Last update: Přikryl Richard, prof. Mgr., Dr. (02.10.2024)
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Raw materials in urban areas with emphasis to materials for construction industry Stability of construction geomaterials in urban environments: stone decay and how we protect buildings and objects of art in urban agglomerations Geology and settlements, energy flows between a man and surrounding environment Urban mining - from wastes to recycling and new geomaterials Water as a resource in urban areas: purification, recycling and link to geology Last update: Přikryl Richard, prof. Mgr., Dr. (06.02.2023)
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