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| Landscape is crucial for human living. All the processes and human activities are linked to landscape, which performs the frame for them. Landscape has to be managed the way it is good place for living, but it is also place, where basic processes and cycles are going on. These processes (energy and mass cycles, ... are running partly independently on human wish, but people surely can influence them. The direction of influence is crucial for further development of society, for supply by basic sources, for climate and weather formation and other crucial features. Landscape and water management are very closely linked together, but also with essential needs of human society. Therefore they have to be carefully studied, well understood and properly managed. |
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Introduction to catchment and landscape management
European landscape and its development - agricultural landscape
Main energy and mass cycles within the landscape
Role of landscape in human development and human being
Main driving forces in landscape development
Main processes in agricultural landscape
Driving forces in landscape development - policy, economics
Soil and water conservation in the scale of landscape and watershed management
Tools for landscape management and landscape planning
Landscape and watershed resilience to flood and droughts
Possible climate changes mitigation in scale of landscape and watershed management
Ecological structure of the landscape - basics, goals, operation, design
Implementation of Ecosystem services into process of landscape development assessment
Integrated landscape and watershed management
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| Literatura | |
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Povinná literatura:
[1] Boardman, J., Poessen, J., 2006. Soil Erosion in Europe. John Willey et Sons, Ltd. ISBN 9780470859100
[2] Matlock, M., D., Morgan, R., A., 2011. Ecological engineering design - restoring and conserving ecosystem services. J.Wiley and Sons, Inc. ISBN 978-0-470-34514-6
[3] Mishra, K., S., Singh, V., P., 2003. Soil Conservation Service Curve Number (SCS-CN) Methodology. Springer. ISBN 978-90-481-6225-3
[4] Kangas, P., C., 2004. Ecological Engineering - Principles and Practice. CRC Press, Florida, USA. ISBN 1-56670-599-1
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Předmět je zařazen do následujících studijních plánů:
- studijní plán Water and Environmental Engineering, spec. Hydraulic Engineering (NW20200001), skupina Water and Environmental Engineering, facultative subjects (NW202001_02), dop. semestr 3 (valid from 2020/21 )
- studijní plán Water and Environmental Engineering, spec. Environmental Engineering and Science (NW20200002), skupina Water and Environmental Engineering, specialization Environmental Engineering and Science (NW202002_01), dop. semestr 3 (valid from 2020/21 )
- studijní plán Water and Environmental Engineering, spec. Water Management (NW20200003), skupina Water and Environmental Engineering, facultative subjects (NW202003_02), dop. semestr 3 (valid from 2020/21 )
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