Soil Sealing on Example of the Jedrzychow Residential Area in Zielona Gora, Poland

Kostecki, Jakub; Greinert, Andrzej; Drab, M.; Mik, Ł.

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“…the soils covered with impermeable and nearly-impermeable layers (pavement, asphalt, concrete, etc.) (Charzyński et al, 2011a(Charzyński et al, , 2011c(Charzyński et al, , 2017b(Charzyński et al, , 2018bKostecki et al, 2020). The impact of the soil sealing on microbiological and physicochemical properties of Ekranic Technosols was investigated in Toruń (Piotrowska-Długosz and Charzyński, 2015).…”

Section: Technogenic Soils In Urban Areasmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Studies of technogenic soils in Poland: past, present, and future perspectives

Uzarowicz¹,

Charzyński²,

Greinert³

et al. 2021

Soil Sci. Ann.

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For a long time, the soils covering areas strongly transformed by human were ignored in scientifi c discourse. Also, practice did not care much about these soils because of their unproductivity. Only the large post-mining areas reclaimed and transformed into a forest or agricultural land were more interesting both for science and practice. In the case of post-mining areas the term "soilless land" was used for a long time, especially in relation to areas which were not reclaimed. In this paper, the past studies (until the end of 20 th century) of technogenic soils in Poland were described. Technogenic soils of urban and industrial areas appeared in scientifi c considerations in Poland in the second half of the 20 th century. In those times, soil properties on disposal sites were mainly investigated as a basic information for further design of technical and biological reclamation on disposal sites. Two Polish scientists should be emphasised as the world pioneers in concepts and studies of technogenic soils: (1) Michał Strzemski, who proposed a classifi cation scheme for soils in urban and industrial areas, as well as listed the tasks for future studies of these soils, and (2) Tadeusz Skawina, who focused on the dynamic and directions of the soil-forming processes on the mine spoils in the context of their reclamation. Moreover, studies of technogenic soils in the last two decades were also shown in the paper. From the beginning of the 21 st century the scientifi c research gained momentum. Nowadays, Polish researchers have great achievements in studying technogenic soils, including investigation of their properties, genesis, evolution, classifi cation, biological features etc. Furthermore, we drew some outlines for future studies of Technosols.

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Section: Technogenic Soils In Urban Areasmentioning

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“…It was found that the sealing has influenced the soil properties and Ekranic Technosols are less exposed to the accumulation of pollutants. Very important issue in the context of soil sealing are the water problems commonly noted in the cities (Kostecki et al, 2020).…”

Section: Technogenic Soils In Urban Areasmentioning

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Studies of technogenic soils in Poland: past, present, and future perspectives

Uzarowicz¹,

Charzyński²,

Greinert³

et al. 2021

Soil Sci. Ann.

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“…Ekranosols (ekranosole) have technogenic hard layer (which is not a part of building or other construction) at the soil surface or at the depth of ≤5 cm. These are soils covered with a continuous and impermeable layer of asphalt, concrete, pavement, granite/marble plates, etc., common in the urbanized (squares, streets, cemeteries) and transportation areas (highways, airports, parking sites) (Charzyński et al, 2011b;Kostecki et al, 2020). The soil profile is isolated (sealed) from the top, thus the water, gases, nutrients and xenobiotics may cycle laterally only (Charzyński et al, 2011a;Mendyk and Charzyński, 2016).…”

Section: Classification Of Technogenic Soilsmentioning

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Technogenic soils – soils of the year 2020 in Poland. Concept, properties and classification of technogenic soils in Poland

Kabała¹,

Greinert²,

Charzyński³

et al. 2021

Soil Sci. Ann.

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The Soil Science Society of Poland has elected technogenic soils to be the Soils of the Year 2020 to highlight the growing understanding of the functions of human-created or signifi cantly human-transformed soils in urban and industrial agglomerations, inhabited by the majority of the human population. Technogenic soils differ greatly in their morphology and physicochemical properties, depending on the kind/way of human intervention and the anthropogenic parent material. Thus, technogenic soils may either form highly productive horticular or park habitats, or unproductive or even toxic sites, which urgently require remediation. This introductory paper presents (a) a history of defi ning and classifi cation of technogenic soils in Poland, (b) present concept of technogenic soils in the Polish Soil Classifi cation and crucial diagnostics, and (c) a brief review of the subtypes and varieties of technogenic soils, including their recognition in formerly published research reports and correlations with the FAO-WRB classifi cation. The Polish Soil Classifi cation has extended the soil defi nition to allow classifying soils on buildings and other constructions, and has defi ned artefacts, geomembrane, hard technogenic layer, thick dumped material and deep soil mixing -new diagnostic properties important for distinguishing and classifi cation of technogenic soils. The type of Technogenic soils includes seven principal subtypes, i.e.

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Soil Sealing on Example of the Jedrzychow Residential Area in Zielona Gora, Poland

Cited by 2 publications

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Studies of technogenic soils in Poland: past, present, and future perspectives

Studies of technogenic soils in Poland: past, present, and future perspectives

Technogenic soils – soils of the year 2020 in Poland. Concept, properties and classification of technogenic soils in Poland

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