Geographic Information Systems Support for Monitoring Environmental Impacts Caused by Deep Hard Coal Mining
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Every human activity has impacts on the natural environment, also deep hard coal mining with long-lasting activities and digging huge amounts of hard coal. To detect and minimize effects on anthropological landscape and natural environment, monitoring of specified phenomena takes place. This means large amounts of data and complex analyses that can’t be accomplished without using computerised support, especially by GIS. So this paper provides an insight into the concept of monitoring environmental impacts and how GIS can be used to support this.
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Roosmann, R., Busch, W., Gorczyk, J., Mauersberger, F., Nickel, S. & Vosen, P.,
(2003).
Geographic Information Systems Support for Monitoring Environmental Impacts Caused by Deep Hard Coal Mining.
In:
Gnauck, A. & Heinrich, R.
(Hrsg.),
The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union.
Marburg:
Metropolis.
@inproceedings{mci/Roosmann2003,
author = {Roosmann, Rainer AND Busch, Wolfgang AND Gorczyk, Julita AND Mauersberger, Frank AND Nickel, Stefan AND Vosen, Peter},
title = {Geographic Information Systems Support for Monitoring Environmental Impacts Caused by Deep Hard Coal Mining},
booktitle = {The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union},
year = {2003},
editor = {Gnauck, Albrecht AND Heinrich, Ralph},
publisher = {Metropolis},
address = {Marburg}
}
author = {Roosmann, Rainer AND Busch, Wolfgang AND Gorczyk, Julita AND Mauersberger, Frank AND Nickel, Stefan AND Vosen, Peter},
title = {Geographic Information Systems Support for Monitoring Environmental Impacts Caused by Deep Hard Coal Mining},
booktitle = {The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union},
year = {2003},
editor = {Gnauck, Albrecht AND Heinrich, Ralph},
publisher = {Metropolis},
address = {Marburg}
}
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Datum: 2003
Typ: Text/Conference Paper