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A composite of hematite and cerium-doped metal–organic framework for stable photoelectrochemical water splitting
No full textZ besedami stkana bližina
No full textKnjiga Z besedami stkana bližina: pisma družin Kosič in Šušmelj med Egiptom in Primorsko v središče postavlja ohranjeno dopisovanje med Zofijo Šušmelj in Francem Kosičem ter njunima družinama, ki se je odvijalo med letoma 1935 in 1946. Njihova pisma predstavljajo izjemno redko ohranjen zasebni arhiv, ki odpira pot do novih spoznanj o življenju Slovencev v izgnanstvu, v vojni in v razpršenosti med Primorsko in Egiptom. Monografija je obogatena s štirimi znanstvenimi razpravami dr. Mirjam Milharčič Hladnik, dr. Milana Mrđenovića, dr. Katje Mihurko in mag. Sare Vukotić. Skupni imenovalec vseh razprav je poudarek na pomenu intimne korespondence in čustvene izmenjave kot legitimnega zgodovinskega vira, ki pomembno dopolnjuje ustaljene splošne zgodovinske razlage nemirne druge svetovne vojne. Monografija s tem razširja zgodovinopisni in kulturni okvir raziskovanja vojne, saj vključuje tudi tiste glasove, ki so običajno ostajali v ozadju, predvsem ženske, pripadnike marginaliziranih vojaških struktur in civiliste v izgnanstvu
Refining LiDAR-derived forest structural indicators to assess rewilding impacts
No full textThe WILDCARD project advances large-scale rewilding research in Europe, analyzing data from unmanaged forests and abandoned farmland to assess impacts of non-management on carbon sequestration, ecosystem resilience, and biodiversity. Using lidar, it captures data on forest structure, complementing traditional structural indicators of woody vegetation and enhancing understanding of rewilding benefits
Optimizing vegetation belts for traffic noise attenuation by terrestrial laser scanning analysis
No full textThe ACUVEG project develops methods for optimal establishment and management of roadside vegetation belts to mitigate traffic noise. Given the negative impacts of noise pollution on public health and changing growth conditions from climate change, there is an urgent need for sustainable, long-term solutions appropriate for Central Europe\u27s temperate climate
Assessment of water quality in the Karst Ljubljanica area and optimization strategies for karst water quality monitoring
No full textMagistrska naloga obravnava kakovost podzemnih in površinskih voda na območju Kraške Ljubljanice na podlagi dolgoročnih podatkov državnega monitoringa. Kraški vodni sistemi so zaradi svoje visoke prepustnosti, heterogene zgradbe in hitrega pretakanja vode izjemno ranljivi, zato je razumevanje njihove časovne in prostorske dinamike ključnega pomena za varovanje vodnih virov. V raziskavi so uporabljene metode opisne statistike, primerjalne analize in analize trendov, s katerimi je bila ocenjena spremenljivost izbranih kemijskih parametrov v povezavi s hidrološkimi razmerami. Rezultati kažejo, da kakovost voda v obravnavanem kraškem sistemu v veliki meri odraža kratkoročne hidrološke dogodke, medtem ko izraziti dolgoročni trendi večinoma niso zaznavni. Ugotovljene so bile pomembne razlike med podzemnimi in površinskimi vodami ter med vodotoki z različno velikim zaledjem. Analiza je pokazala tudi, da način izvajanja monitoringa pomembno vpliva na interpretacijo rezultatov, saj vzorčenje, omejeno na posamezne hidrološke razmere, ne omogoča reprezentativne ocene stanja voda. Naloga poudarja potrebo po celostnem in prilagodljivem pristopu k spremljanju kakovosti kraških voda, ki upošteva celoten razpon hidroloških razmer in omogoča zanesljivo presojo obremenitev ter pravočasno zaznavanje potencialnih tveganj.This master’s thesis examines the quality of groundwater and surface water in the Karst Ljubljanica area based on long-term data from the national monitoring programme. Karst water systems are highly vulnerable due to their high permeability, heterogeneous structure, and rapid water flowtherefore, understanding their temporal and spatial dynamics is essential for the protection of water resources. The study applies descriptive statistical methods, comparative analyses, and trend analyses to assess the variability of selected chemical parameters in relation to hydrological conditions. The results indicate that water quality in the studied karst system is largely influenced by short-term hydrological events, while pronounced long-term trends are generally not observed. Significant differences were identified between groundwater and surface water, as well as among watercourses with different catchment sizes. The analysis also shows that the design and implementation of monitoring significantly affect the interpretation of results, as sampling limited to specific hydrological conditions does not provide a representative assessment of water status. The thesis highlights the need for an integrated and adaptive approach to karst water quality monitoring that considers the full range of hydrological conditions and enables reliable assessment of pressures and timely identification of potential risks
