How can scholars make use of the epistemologies of socio-ecological transformation for researching situated spatial dynamics?
The Use of Mountain Areas for Nature Education Within The Perspective of Sustainable Development
The results of the research will be shared at the conference and the use of a mountain area for nature education in the context of sustainable development will be evaluated.
Properties and behavior of additively manufactured polymer objects in alpine environments
This work examines mechanical properties of additively manufactured polymers at different temperatures. Results indicate increased tensile strength at lower temperatures and varying water absorption.
“Acts of God” or avoidable political hazards: The making of Sikkim’s catastrophic dam-break disaster and learning from it.
Dams are often lauded as engineering marvels, but dam breaks are conveniently clubbed into the category acts of God occurring under force majeure, shifting accountability from human to nonhuman causes
Optimizing post-bark beetle disturbance management in mountain forests to promote biodiversity and natural tree regeneration under climate change
We investigate the impacts of post-bark beetle management in Alpine spruce forests, evaluating biodiversity and regeneration to inform sustainable management strategies.
Digitalization and Open Data for Sustainable Mountain Tourism: The EUMA Federated Approach to Trail, Hut, and Climbing Area Management
The EUMA database leverages open data to support decision-making in mountain tourism, ensuring adaptive management of trails, huts, and climbing areas amid climate change challenges.
From Rocks to Communities: A Montological Approach to Gneiss Landscapes and River Basin Dynamics in SW Anatolia.
Erdağ, A., 2002, A Contribution to the Bryophyte Flora of Western Turkey: The Bryophyte Flora of Mardan Mountain and The Çine Valley (Aydın, Turkey), Turk J. of Bot, 26, s. 31-39.
Wood wool in civil engineering constructions
Ten years of research using wood wool products show their versatility in use as bioengineering constructions with many positive aspects. Here we present some of various applications.
Title: The Contribution of the New Population to the Resilience of Mountain Communities
This leads to the creation of a positive environment for the reception of new populations.
Mountain Huts Managers as Observers of Overtourism Impacts in Mountain Areas
This study aims to analyse mountain hut managers’ opinions on whether the growing tourism demand is sustainable within its environmental constraints or whether unsustainable impacts are arising.