Zatopené kulturní a přírodní dědictví jižní Moravy

Mlejnková, Hana

doi:10.46555/vtei.2017.08.001

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“…Most of the reservoirs are located within the more rugged relief of the uplands, meaning that the trends in the landscape changes correlate with those proposed in other relevant studies [26,27]. A half of these lakes function predominantly as drinking water sources, and the land use in the hinterland is then consistent with the protection of the watershed [17,32]. Artificial lakes, whose primary purpose rested in storing potable water, were intentionally built in less densely populated regions, such as borderlands or inner peripheries.…”

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“…Such a distance allowed us to assess the most important influences on the surrounding landscape and to evaluate the intensity of the change processes according to the different characteristics of the reservoirs. The impacts of the above-mentioned engineering activities on land-use changes had been investigated within a research project in the years 2013-2017; at the time, the value of 1 km was chosen based on testing the intensity of the processes in the vicinity of reservoirs [17].…”

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“…Based on a comparison of the land-use changes, we established that there had been a loss of arable land and permanent grassland in the existing water reservoirs and their surroundings (Table 2), as these land use categories had been most often flooded by the reservoirs constructed [17,34]. The loss of arable land is a typical trend in the development of some landscape types in the Czech Republic, hills and uplands in particular [54].…”

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“…When reservoirs are built, various types of land use vanish; in this context, the most socially significant and sensitive processes are the loss of settlements or individual residential and industrial buildings along watercourses [15,16]. At the same time, filling a lake may lead to the loss of some naturally valuable sites [17]. The construction of reservoirs also has a major impact on the immediate surroundings, and the different intensities of changes in such areas arise from the actual purpose of the lake [18].…”

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Water Reservoirs as a Driver of Anthropogenic Changes in Landscape and Transport Networks: The Czech Republic Experience

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2022

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The construction of reservoirs has a major impact on the floodplain landscape, and their existence also affects land use in the hinterland. The aim of this article is to evaluate the influence of artificial lakes on changes in landscape use and transport networks; in this context, an assessment is provided of the significance of this anthropogenic activity as one of the drivers of landscape change. Old topographic maps and archival aerial photographs are used to analyze changes in the use of landscape and road networks, and these materials are complemented with the latest geographic data in digital form. Utilizing geographic information systems, we assessed the landscape changes and processes in the hinterland of those Czech Republic reservoirs that have an area of 100 ha or more. The results of the research show that landscape change processes are more intensive in the hinterland of the lakes than in the surrounding landscape. The predominant utility function of a reservoir emerged as a key factor in landscape use changes and ongoing processes. A different landscape use scenario can be observed in drinking water reservoirs, especially regarding the leisure and irrigation functions that dominate elsewhere. After the completion of reservoirs, the road and railway networks had an impact on, above all, the connection of the nearest villages in the hinterland of the lakes. The information that we found can be employed in projecting future changes in land use and road networks at newly planned dams.

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“…Krajinomalbou ve vztahu k přehradním nádržím Vranov a Nové Mlýny se věnovali autoři této statě v letech 2014-2016 při řešení projektu NAKI Zatopené kulturní a přírodní dědictví jižní Moravy [26].…”

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