Kossuth: On the New Future of Central Europe

Csorba, László

doi:10.1556/hstud.16.2002.2.2

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“…To evaluate landscape disturbance the method of Varga and Németh (Margóczi 1998) for evaluating vegetation from natural protection point of view as well as the complex landscape ecological evaluation of Csorba (1997) were also considered. Analyzing the intensity of anthropogenic impacts, sheets of the three military mapping (I.: 1783-1784 AD; II.…”

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Transformation of land use pattern in the East Borsod coal basin from the beginning of minig industry to the political changes

Sütő¹,

Homoki²,

Dobány³

et al. 2016

Landsc. environ.

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Historical geographic studies on land cover may support the understanding of the recent state. Focusing on coal mining, this process was followed and analyzed in the case of the East Borsod Coal Basin from the early 20th century to the political change. The contemporaneous maps and manuscripts concerning the mining were evaluated using geoinformatic techniques. Moreover, digitalized topographic map coming from the early and late period of mining (1924 and 1989, respectively) were analyzed. To determine the degree of human disturbance hemerobic relations and changes of the given land cover patches were quantified on the basis of the maps of the three military surveys, too. It can be stated that montanogenic subtype of an industrialagricultural landscape has been formed in the Bükkhát area. Beside the concentrated artificial surfaces, however, relative dominance of forest forming the matrix of the landscape remained.

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Transformation of land use pattern in the East Borsod coal basin from the beginning of minig industry to the political changes

Sütő¹,

Homoki²,

Dobány³

et al. 2016

Landsc. environ.

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“…The proportion of land cover changes with increasing human impact was medium in the microlandscape unit of Bükkalja (0,4-0,8% of the area of the micro-landscape unit, national average: 0,7%), while the rate of land cover changes indicating weakening anthropogenic effects showed a medium value (0,8-1,7% of the area of the micro-landscape unit, national average: 1,3%). Based on the sudy of Csorba (2021), the Bükk micro-landscape unit, evaluated from the point of view of human strength, was classified into Mesohemerobic, i.e. treated, moderately disturbed category, while the Bükkalja micro-landscape unit was classified into the α-Euhemerobic category, i.e.…”

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“…In this study, our aim is to examine in more detail the part of Cserépfalu that falls within the area of the Bükkalja micro-landscape unit, as this is more intensively affected by agricultural cultivation. This area is therefore classified as a α-euhemerobic area in terms of human strength (Csorba et al, 2018;Csorba, 2021) and an area classified as medium in terms of soil erosion rate and wind erosion (Kertész, 2004). Based on specific field data on the study area, we intend to explore the relationship among the degree of soil erosion, the type of land cover/land use and the hemeroby level.…”

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Investigation of the Relationship Between Soil Erosion, Land Cover and Hemeroby Level in Cserépfalu by Analysing Soil Profiles

Dobos,

Hegyi,

Zelei

et al. 2023

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We can measure the effects of anthropogenic processes to the nature in case of hilly agricultural areas with the rate of soil (water) erosion. There is actual question what kind of connection could be shown between the rate of soil erosion, land cover categories and hemeroby levels? How can the intensity of antropogenic effects influence the rate of soil erosion? We did some research work in the North Hungarian Region, in Cserépfalu in 2014. In Cserépfalu, the northern areas are under nature conservation and belong to the Southern Bükk Mountains while the southern dissected pediment is the extensive agricultural territory. We described the soil types in the southern areas using the soil description method of FAO. We collected data about the rate of soil erosion, the land cover types, slope angle, slope forms, slope aspect and data for the relief conditions too. We could point out the sheet erosion around the 15 investigated soil profiles and we could found 3 strongly eroded, 8 medium eroded and 4 accumulated soil profiles. The land cover categories were given based on FAO category system and topographic map from 1990. Our results showed that land cover categories were changed in time and it caused the change of hemeroby levels as well. The intensity of land cultivation in investigated areas was changed. We could point out in some cases that the stronger soil erosion rate was caused by former land cover system. In summary, some former agricultural areas were changed and became as an abandoned areas so that the antropogenic effects were decreased in extensive agricultural areas in Cserépfalu. Our results can be compared with another pediments dissected by valleys where extensive agricultural areas are characteristic in Hungary.

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“…Ugyanakkor érdekes pont volt az, hogy a nyertes mű vagy annak fényképe az egyesületnek, és ha akarják, valamennyi pályázónak megküldendő lenne. 68 E Csorba 1983…”

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Az építészeti tervpályázatok 1908. évi rendelete és megszületésének okai: szabálytalanságok, visszaélések, összefonódások

Mónika

2022

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The 1908 Decree on Architectural Design Competitions and the Reasons for its Creation: Irregularities, Abuses of Power and Entanglements The democratic idea of architectural design competition came to existence in the Age of Enlightenment, with the aim of ensuring that an edifice is erected according to the most suitable design, while providing the most apt architect the chance to succeed. By the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the number of domestic planning applications had increased in Hungary, especially for larger public structures, and problems along with them. In this paper, I will first describe the process which due to the efforts of the Hungarian Society of Engineers and Architects led to the issuing of the Minister of Commerce's Decree No. 79 049 of 1908 regarding the regulation of architectural design competitions. Then I will outline the main points of the regulation, sharing examples to highlight the irregularities that arose as a consequence of the secrecy regarding the tenders, deadlines, the construction programme and its budget, the size of plans, as well as the abuse of power by the evaluation committee, necessitating the creation of the regulation. The lesson to be learnt is that by the time the legislation could take effect, public works for which tenders were to be invited had already been ended due to the outbreak of the First World War. In addition, the constant recurrence of scandals caused serious moral damage to Hungarian art.

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Kossuth: On the New Future of Central Europe

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Transformation of land use pattern in the East Borsod coal basin from the beginning of minig industry to the political changes

Transformation of land use pattern in the East Borsod coal basin from the beginning of minig industry to the political changes

Investigation of the Relationship Between Soil Erosion, Land Cover and Hemeroby Level in Cserépfalu by Analysing Soil Profiles

Az építészeti tervpályázatok 1908. évi rendelete és megszületésének okai: szabálytalanságok, visszaélések, összefonódások

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