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Department of Forestry

Remediation of degraded land (UD)

UD3001 - obavezni
Opterećenje: 30(P) + 0(L) + 15(A) + 0(PK) + 0(S) + 0(TJ) + 0(SJ) + 16(T)
Sadržaj predmeta: The program is implemented through lectures, exercises and field training, and includes the following basic units: The concept of degraded terrain? factors, processes and indicators of degradation Rehabilitation of the field? starting points, possibilities, obligations Rehabilitation of eroded terrain Rehabilitation of landfills Rehabilitation of surface mines of mineral raw materials Rehabilitation of the area of ​​construction works Remediation of contaminated soil and substrate In the first part, students learn more about the concept and definition of degraded terrain and the factors, processes and indicators of degradation, with a special focus on soil. In the following, the starting points in the rehabilitation of the terrain are considered in relation to the character and scale of deviations in relation to the natural state, and the possibilities of rehabilitation of such deviations. After that, the legal obligations for the remediation of the terrain or habitat niches (eg soil) are analyzed, as well as the guidelines arising from conventions and international declarations, related primarily to the remediation of the soil. In the third, fundamental part of the program, procedures and methods of rehabilitating degraded terrain are discussed. The strongest effect in degradation is most often manifested in soil properties. Therefore, in this part of the program, the program is primarily focused on the rehabilitation of the ecological functions of the soil.
Literatura:

Obavezna literatura:
1.     Martinović, J., 1997: Tloznanstvo u zaštiti okoliša, priručnik za inženjere. DUZO, Zagreb, 288 p.
2.     Moffat, A., Mc Neill, J., 1994: Reclaiming disturbed land for forestry. Bulletin 110. HMSO, 103 str., London.

 


Preporučena literatura:
3.     Blume, H. P., 1992: Handbuch des Bodenschutzes. ecomed, Landsberg, 794 p.
4.     Blume, H. P. et al. (u stalnoj dopuni): Handbuch der Bodenkunde. ecomed, Landsberg.
5.     Lal, R., Blum, W. H., Valentine, C., Stewart, B. A., 1998: Methods for assessment of soil degradation. CRC Press, New York, 349 p.
6.     Riser-Roberts, E., 1998: Remediation of petroleum contaminated soils. Lewis Publishers, 542 p.
7.     Sredojević, J., 2003: Obrada i deponije otpada. Mašinski fakultet Zenica, 410 p.
8.     Lerner, D.N., Walton, N.R.G., 1998: Contaminated land and groundwater: Future directions, Geological Society, London, 248 p.


Nositelji

Nikola Pernar
Prof. Nikola Pernar PhD

Distinguished professor

Email: npernar@sumfak.unizg.hr
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akademik Igor Anić F.C.A.

Distinguished professor

Email: ianic@sumfak.unizg.hr
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Prof.dr.sc. Goran Durn
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Suradnici

Assistant prof. Ivan Perković PhD

Assistant professor

Email: iperkovic@sumfak.unizg.hr
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Prof.dr.sc. Goran Durn
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Nikola Pernar
Prof. Nikola Pernar PhD

Distinguished professor

Email: npernar@sumfak.unizg.hr
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akademik Igor Anić F.C.A.

Distinguished professor

Email: ianic@sumfak.unizg.hr
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Prof. Darko Bakšić PhD

Full professor

Email: dbaksic@sumfak.unizg.hr
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Stjepan Mikac
assoc. prof. Stjepan Mikac PhD

associate professor

Email: smikac@sumfak.unizg.hr
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