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    Identification of the near-surface geological structure and deposits for land use planning purposes in the Doubrava Region (Czech Republic)
MARSCHALKO, Marian; Isik YILMAZ; Martin BEDNARIK and Karel KUBEČKABasic information
Original name
Identification of the near-surface geological structure and deposits for land use planning purposes in the Doubrava Region (Czech Republic)
	Authors
MARSCHALKO, Marian; Isik YILMAZ; Martin BEDNARIK and Karel KUBEČKA
			Edition
 View Journal Information, INDIA, Publisher GEOLOGICAL SOC INDIA, NO 63, 12TH CORSS, BASAPPA LAY OUT, GAVIPURAM PO, PO BOX 1922, BANGALORE, 560-019, INDIA, 2013, 0705-3797
			Other information
Language
English
		Type of outcome
Article in a journal
		Field of Study
20101 Civil engineering
		Confidentiality degree
is not subject to a state or trade secret
		Impact factor
Impact factor: 1.384
			Organization unit
Institute of Technology and Business in České Budějovice
			UT WoS
WOS:00032242650
		Keywords in English
OSTRAVA-KARVINA COALFIELD; ENGINEERING GEOLOGY; LIQUEFACTION SUSCEPTIBILITY; MINING ACTIVITY; URBAN GEOLOGY; CITY; LANDSLIDE; TURKEY; IMPACT
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				Changed: 16/11/2014 19:39, doc. Ing. Karel Kubečka, Ph.D.
				
		Abstract
In the original language
The objective of this paper is to highlight the importance of taking engineering geological characteristics and structures into account in land use planning. There have been a number of studies worldwide dealing with this issue. However more extensive implementation into land use planning practice still remains a task for the future in many places. A case study analyzing the geological environment in relation to the sites assigned for future development according to an existing land use plan was conducted in the Doubrava Region (north-east of the Czech Republic). Here, the geological conditions have been mostly influenced by anthropogenic processes connected with black coal mining. The engineering-geological zones, the pre-Quaternary basement and rock workability classes in the localities where future development is proposed on land use plans were evaluated using overlay analysis in a Geographic Information System (GIS). Landscape factors were also taken into account. Significant variability was identified in the investigated geological factors that have a bearing on safe cost effective development. Use of the results in future land use planning would have considerable financial benefits in implementation of future built development and these important conditions should be used by architects and designers, builders, land use planners, developers and scientists.