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Acta Geographica Slovenica
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ISSN 1581-6613 · ZRC SAZU, Založba ZRC · 585 artikel di indeks
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Karstic microrefugia reflect diverse biogeographic affinities of vascular plant species
Microrefugia are small areas that allow species to persist in changing environments. Dolines in karst landscapes may function as such safe havens. By analysing vegetation data from 270 plots collected within nine large dolines and on the surrounding plateau in Northern Hungary, we found that…
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Land-use dynamics and grassland succession challenges in the Natura 2000 site Kras: The socioeconomic perspective
Grasslands in the Natura 2000 site Kras are biodiversity hotspots with ecological, cultural and socioeconomic importance. However, the region faces challenges due to grassland loss and encroachment of forests and shrubs. This study examines land-use changes from 2002 to 2024 and the socioeconomic…
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Hierarchical cluster classification and analysis of cirques in Slovenian Alps
This paper presents a morphometry-based classification of cirques in Slovenia in the southeast European Alps. The classification was performed using a hierarchical cluster analysis and verified using ANOVA, Kruskal-Wallis, Watson’s U2 and Chi-square tests. 86 Slovenian cirques were categorized into…
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National-scale water balance in Slovenia (1972–2024): Long-term trends and variability in water balance components
Climate change is altering hydrological processes and water availability, requiring robust long-term analyses based on consistent data and models. In the article, the main components of the hydrological water balance––precipitation, evapotranspiration, and runoff––in Slovenia for the period…
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Mapping and assessing forest fire severity using remote sensing indices: A case study of Tizi Ouzou, Algeria
In Mediterranean regions, wildfires are exacerbated by rising temperatures and drought, stressing the need for rapid post-fire evaluation. This study employs Landsat‐8 imagery to evaluate the effects of forest fires during summer 2021 in Tizi Ouzou region, Algeria. We calculated the Normalized Burn…
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The impacts of tourism on shifting mountain climbing ritual tradition in geopark Rinjani, Indonesia
This article aims to explore the tourism influence on the transformation of mountain climbing rituals. This study is a phenomenography centered on a mountain climbing ritual procession conducted by a guide named Mangku. Twenty participants, including Mangku, community leaders, mountain climbing…
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Machine learning-based landslide susceptibility assessment for shallow landslide mitigation in the Gumitir Mountain Area, Indonesia
Recurrent rainfall-induced landslides in Gumitir, East Java, threaten the Jember–Banyuwangi route. This study aims to develop mitigation strategies by analyzing influencing factors and predicting landslide-prone areas using logistic regression and random forest models. A dataset consisting of 96…
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Soils of the Dinaric karst in Slovenia: properties, pedogenesis and land use
The study evaluates the physical and chemical properties of soils developed on limestones and dolomites in the Dinaric karst of Slovenia. Statistical analysis of 257 soil profiles was performed to compare the properties of different soil types and to assess the impact of land use on soil…
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Satellite-based analysis of light pollution in Slovenia for the period 2013–2022
Light pollution is a serious global issue that negatively affects human health, the environment, and wildlife, while also causing unnecessary energy consumption. Using satellite imagery from the S-NPP and NOAA-20 satellites, obtained via the Google Earth Engine platform, we analysed the situation…
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Phytotoponyms in Albania
This paper deals with oikonyms in Albania, named after plants. It aims to identify the phytotoponyms, their geographical distribution and influencing factors. The review of geographical, linguistic, botanical and historical sources helped to highlight 175 phytotoponyms, derived from 39 phytonyms…
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Reconstruction of palaeoflow and depositional dynamics from the Merjasec unroofed cave, Laze Plain (central Slovenia)
Sparsely preserved unroofed cave deposits are ancient remains of cave systems. The Merjasec unroofed cave is a perfect example of poorly preserved cave deposits where conventional sedimentological study revealed a greater potential for the reconstruction of local to regional palaeoenvironmental…
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The nexus of common lands and ecosystem services: A systematic review and thematic insights
Common lands are vital for sustaining ecosystem services that support human well-being. This study systematically reviews 53 empirical articles to examine the nexus between common lands and ecosystem services. Results show that management is fundamental in determining the provision of these…
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Common lands, shared futures: The importance of ecosystem services, justice, and sustainability through community land management
This editorial article introduces the special issue "The importance of common lands' management for sustaining ecosystem services". This special issue explores the dynamics of common lands and their role in providing ecosystem services, highlighting the interplay between local management and the…
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Spatiotemporal analysis of light pollution in Samsun (Turkey) using spatial statistics and algebra from SNPP/VIIRS satellite imagery
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal changes in light pollution in Samsun (Turkey) from 2012 to 2024 using remote sensing and geographic information systems. SNPP/VIIRS satellite data from five years were examined using spatial statistics and algebraic methods to measure nighttime light…
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The contribution of common lands to carbon sequestration: A case study from Triglav National Park in Slovenia
In this article, we explore the role of the Slovenian common lands managed by agrarian communities in providing ecosystem services. The study focuses on the Triglav National Park area with a fairly high proportion of common lands. We assessed the ecosystem service carbon sequestration, using MODIS…
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Diaspora’s role in their home country’s economic development: The case of Kosovo
This study critically examines the challenges faced by the Kosovo Albanian diaspora in investing in their home country. Despite being a significant economic asset, particularly through substantial remittances that contribute to the national GDP, the diaspora encounters various barriers to effective…
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Predictors for residential mobility in later life: Empirical findings for the young-old living in an Austrian small town
The article addresses residential mobility in later life from the perspective of the young-old, an under-explored topic in Austria. Data originating from a written survey conducted as part of a cross-sectional case study on people aged 60 to 74 years living in an Austrian small town are used to…
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Assessing the contribution of communal lands to ecosystem services: A quantification of carbon sequestration in a case study from Portugal
The sustainable management of communal lands in Portugal faces significant challenges, due to the decline of traditional agricultural and pastoral activities, low economic returns and increasing risk of large fires. The aim of this study was to assess the perceived contribution of Portuguese…
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Groundwater recharge as a basis for the assessment of ecosystem services on common land: The case of the Primorska region in Slovenia
The objective of this analysis is to assess groundwater ecosystem services and collect available data, with a particular focus on the supply side of their provision in common lands. The assessment of the state and trends of its recharge is conducted using the water balance model mGROWA. The study…
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Morphometric classification and spatial distribution of dolines in southern Slovenia
Dolines have traditionally been classified based on qualitative descriptions. This research presents the first attempt to connect a morphometric classification of dolines with existing morphological typologies in Slovenia. Using an automatic detection algorithm on a digital elevation model, we…