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Assessing spatial patterns and the long-term evolution of river channel planforms is needed for understanding river behaviour and change.
Our colleagues Doc. RNDr. Matej Vojtek, PhD. and Soheyl Moradi, MSc. in cooperation with others colleagues published a research article at the end of 2024 dealing with the fluvial and pluvial flood hazard mapping.
Geografický časopis / Geographical Journal is entering a new phase of its existence. The 77th edition introduces a new editor-in-chief, a new editorial board and editorial system, and a new design.
The General Assembly of COST CA23148 – European Network for an Integrative Approach to Urban Forestry (INTUF) took place in Bratislava on March 10-11, 2025. The event welcomed 110 participants from across Europe, with 38 attending in person and 72 online. This hybrid meeting marked a significant step forward in promoting collaboration and research in…
The editors of the Geographical Journal in collaboration with invited editors and experts on spatial accessibility and social justice invite you to publish original research in a new thematic issue of the Geographical Journal entitled: “EDUCATION AND SCHOOLING IN SOCIETY: SPATIAL ACCESSIBILITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE”.
The Atlas “Ukraine. Cultural Landscape Heritage” is a comprehensive cartographic work designed to promote the protection, conservation, and management of Ukraine’s cultural and natural heritage. Featuring 39 interactive maps, the Atlas presents cultural landscapes at global, national, regional, and local levels.
The new Director of the Institute of Geography of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, v. v. i. will be Mgr. Daniel Michniak, PhD.
Scientists of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, in cooperation with the Department of Theoretical Geodesy and Geoinformatics of the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Slovak University of Technology and the Soil Science and Conservation Research Institute of National Agricultural and Food Center have successfully completed the project “LAnd cover change monitoring for identification of Potential…
What is the precise age of the basaltic volcanoes in the Hron River drainage basin? Could basaltic effusions have changed the paleo-Hron River’s path or decelerated its incision rate? An international team of researchers from Slovakia, Australia and Austria is looking to answer these (and many other) questions.
From October 15 to 17, 2024, a project meeting for the G4B project: “Grasslands for Biodiversity – Species-rich grasslands in the Alps and Carpathians” was held in the city of Timisoara (Temişvár) in Romania, in which 21 experts from 6 European countries participated. This meeting aimed to review the current status of the project and…