Předmět Forest Management in Air Polluted Areas (LPX24E)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Cíl

The course cover the main topics listed further: 1. Air pollution and main immission substances, their influence to the forest ecosystems, chemistry in the environment, 2. Immission load in the particular countries and its dynamics within history, 3.Characteristics of forest trees cultivated under the immission load 4.Silviculture in the areas with the immission load and its specifics. 5.Possibilities of management in the immission areas, e.g. liming, ammeliorative species

Osnova

PřednáškaEcological problems of European forestsEuropean conferences and agreement on environmentICP Forest - European monitoring programmeModelling of forest development under different environmental stressesAir pollution situation in the Czechia - past, present and futureBiomonitoring of polluted areaDamage degree and threten zones in forestsHypothesis of damaging factors influencing forestsForest ecosystem stability under environmental stressesForest soils under environmental stressesTree species tolerance to environmental stressesSeedlings and plants adapted to polluted areasManagement of forest in polluted areasPlans for revitalisation of forest in polluted areasCvičeníEnvironmental situation in EuropeInfo and databases on environment in EuropeResults of European conference on environmental issuesICP Forest results and its interpretationGuide and models for defoliation assessmentModeling influence of defoliation to forestsGrowth models of forests under environmental stressesNew biomonitoring methodsLegislative aspects of damage degree in Czech forestsGuide and models for soil development under air pollutionLiterature data on species tolerence to air pollutionSeedling and plant quality as a part of reforestation improvementManagement guide for forest in polluted areasPland for revitalisation of forest under stresses

Získané způsobilosti

Znalosti:Students should have knowledge concerned to previous and temporary immission situation in Czech Republic and Europe, to programs aimed to pollution evaluation. Subject also include main information about dominant pollution compounds, its influence and dangers to the plants and forest ecosystems. Others topics are silvicultural treatment, ammeliorative methods including liming, ammeliorative species- and plus and cons of ammmeliorative methods.Dovednosti:Absolvent of this subect should be able to evaluate specific forest stand damage, foreseen future problems of forest stands in given area with known state of air pollution. Student should know methods, mesurements and suitable species for reforestation and ammelioration in problematic sites, as well as suitable silviculture methods and measurements.Kompetence - komunikace:One of tasks within the frame of this subject is to make (and orally present) presentation at given professional topic, thus student increase his ability clearly present and defend results of his workand fluently use proffessional terms.Kompetence - úsudek:Student is able to obtain scientific literal sources, and critically asess other sources of information, which could be used (based on yearly produced papers of main important international organizations aimed to air pollution and damage of forest ecosystems). Student also have enough knowledge to obtain terrain data, important for forest stand damage evaluation.

Literatura

ZákladníJazyk výuky: AngličtinaANONYMUS The Environment in the Czech republic 1989-2004. Cenia- Czech environmental information agency, Praha 2005.111 p.BELL J.N.B, TRESHOW M.Air pollution and Plant life (second edition). John Willey and Sons,ltd 2002. 462 p.INNES J.L., OLEKSYN J. Forest dynamics in heavily polluted regions.IUFRO 1 research series. CABI publishing2000.248 p.SPIECKER H., ET AL. Growth Trends in European Forests, Springer,Berlin, New York,1995, 371 p.VACEK S. ET.AL. Mountain forest of the Czech Republic. Forestry department, Ministry of Agriculture, Pratur 2003. 292 p.DoporučenáJazyk výuky: AngličtinaMATEJKA (eds) Investigation on foerst ecosystems and of forest damages - Proceedings, Praha 1995, 192 p.

Požadavky

None

Garant

prof. Ing. Vilém Podrázský, CSc.