Zbrinjavanje otpada u kršu - primjer Miljevačkog platoa

master's thesis

• Title (english): Waste disposal in karst - the example Miljevački plato
• Author: Goran Radulović
• Mentor: Nenad Buzjak (mentor)
• Committee member: Nenad Buzjak (predsjednik povjerenstva)
• Committee member: Neven Bočić (član povjerenstva)
• Committee member: Ivan Zupanc (član povjerenstva)
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Faculty of Science; (Department of Geography); Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 2012-07-10, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: INTERDISCIPLINARY AREAS OF KNOWLEDGE; Geography

Abstract

Miljevački plato područje je smješteno između rijeke Krke na zapadu, Čikole na jugu, planine Promine na sjeveru i Grada Drniša na istoku. Miljevački plato najvećim dijelom izgrađuju vapnenci i dolomiti. Nema izraženih površinskih tokova osim graničnih rijeka Krke i Čikole, ali dobro procjeđuje vodu. Područje Miljevačkog platoa bogato je raznovrsnom florom i faunom. Brojni su speleološki objekti (33), od čega je špilja 52%, jama 45% i kaverni 3%. Na površini su brojne ponikve, što pospješuje infiltriranje vode u podzemlje, a samim tim i unos onečišćenja. Otpad je veliki problem Miljevačkog platoa. Jame i špilje su zatrpane tonama otpada, najčešće organskim i građevinskim, a ponikve građevinskim otpadom. Oko 33% objekata je zagađeno, a to su: Španjova jama, Živkova jama, Jama sa smećem, Bezdanka u Bačićima, Smokvača, Bezdanka u Drinovačkom Gaju, Jama u Lokvicama, Rasadnik 1, Rasadnik 2, Lozovača i Golubinka . Veliki problem predstavljaju i minska područja koja su ostala nakon Domovinskog rata. Lokalno stanovništvo je uglavnom starije dobi i slabo ekološki osvješteno, a jedini način da se situacija popravi je u edukaciji kroz tribine i reklamne materijale, edukacijom djece predškolskog i školskog uzrasta, te akcijama čišćenja u kojima će sudjelovati lokalno stanovništvo.

Abstract (english)

Miljevac plateau area is located between the Krka river in the west, river Čikola in the south, Promina Mt. to the north and in the east of the Town of Drniš. Miljevački plato is mostly built of limestone and dolomite. There is no surface streams than rivers Krka and Čikola , but well infiltrates water. Area Miljevački plato is rich in diverse flora and fauna. Many of the speleological objects, about 33 of which are 52% of caves, pits 45% and 3% caverns. On the surface are numerous sinkholes, which improves the plunge into the underground water, and consequently the input of pollution. Waste is a big problem Miljevac plateau. Caves and pits are filled with tons of waste, mostly organic and construction and construction waste in sinkholes. Approximately 33% of the contaminated objects, which are: Španjova jama, Živkova jama, Jama sa smećem, Bezdanka u Bačićima, Smokvača, Bezdanka u Drinovačkom Gaju, Jama u Lokvicama, Rasadnik 1, Rasadnik 2, Lozovača and Golubinka. A large problems are mine areas that remained after the war. The local population is generally older and less environmentally conscious, and the only way to improve the situation is education through the debates and advertising materials, education of young children in school age, and the cleaning action that will involve the local population.

• Keywords: edukacija; hidrologija; jama; krš; otpad; špilja
• Keywords (english): cave; education; hydrology; karst; pit; waste
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:217:334039
• Study programme: Title: Geography; specializations in: Physical Geography with Geoecology, Spatial Planning and Regional Development, Heritage and Tourism, Geographic Information Systems; Course: Spatial Planning and Regional Development; Study programme type: university; Study level: graduate; Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra geografije (magistar/magistra geografije)
• Type of resource: Text
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• Access conditions: Closed access
• Created on: 2018-01-11 11:42:18