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ISBN online: 978-80-7509-932-7 | DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7

Sborník 22. ročníku konference KRAJINNÉ INŽENÝRSTVÍ 2023, se zaměřením na zadržení vody v krajině a adaptační opatření na očekávané klimatické změny

14.–15. 9. 2023 Křtiny

Jaromír Čašek (ed.)., Jitka Fialová (ed.).

online: 2023, publisher: Mendelova univerzita v Brně


Conference papers

LUŽNÍ LESY NA JIŽNÍ MORAVĚ A KLAPKOVÝ JEZ POHANSKO – ŠANCE ZAJISTIT VODU PRO LUŽNÍ LESY NA SOUTOKU MORAVY A DYJE

Pavel Hopjan, Jan Dovrtěl

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0005

FLOODPLAIN FORESTS IN SOUTHERN MORAVIA AND FLAP WEIR POHANSKO – A CHANCE TO SECURE WATER FOR FLOODPLAIN FORESTS AT THE CONFLUENCE OF THE MORAVA AND DYJE RIVERS
Alluvial forests in the lower floodplains of the Morava and Dyje rivers to their confluence are dependent on sufficient water from the rivers. Especially in the second half of the 20th century, there were big changes in the water regime of these forests related to construction improvements on these rivers. In the 1990s, measures were taken by local foresters to ensure sufficient water for floodplain forests. Currently, the state enterprise Lesy České republiky is preparing a new water project. The main goal of this project is the construction of a transverse weir in Dyje river, which will enable a better supply of water to the forests in the Soutok forest area below the town of Břeclav. The flap weir will enable the efficient use of water from the Dyje river and the inflow of water into the Soutok polder and the supply of water to the floodplain forest complex. The aim of these measures is to replace the natural water regime of floods, on which the biodiversity of the Special Areas of Conservation – SAC Soutok - Podluží depends.

STATICKÉ ŘEŠENÍ DŘEVĚNÝCH VODOHOSPODÁŘSKÝCH OBJEKTŮ

Václav Mráz, Martin Duchan

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0019

STATIC DESIGN OF WOODEN WATER MANAGEMENT BUILDINGS

Wooden water management structures are mainly built on mountain streams, where there is plenty of wood of good quality and suitable dimensions and shapes. These are transverse objects in the bed of a stream or melioration channel, which enable manipulation of the water level up to the level of the storage threshold, or to the bottom. With regard to changing climatic conditions and to ensure measures for localities affected by the groundwater level, their use has become increasingly relevant in the recent period. The incomplete effect of wooden overhangs led to the realization that it is necessary to pay more attention to their static solution. The article presents examples of the assessment of wooden water management objects with regard to the requirements of the EUROCODES.

ÚZEMNÍ STUDIE KRAJINY

Karel Wirth

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0032

LANDSCAPE PLANNING STUDY

The landscape planning study is a specific spatial planning tool focused on the proposal of measures in the landscape with the prospect of their subsequent projection into spatial planning documentation (primarily into spatial plans) and their gradual implementation, e.g. through land consolidation. The article introduces the reader to the content orientation of the landscape planning study and related methodological materials. The position of the landscape planning study in the system of spatial planning tools and the mutual relationship between the landscape planning study and land consolidation are also presented, with an emphasis on explaining the principles of taking over the proposed solution from the land consolidation to the landscape planning study and vice versa.

REVITALIZACE RAŠELINIŠŤ Z POHLEDU PROJEKTANTA

Vendula Koterová, Josef Bím

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0038

REVITALIZATION OF PEATLANDS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE DESIGNER

Presentation of the approach to the preparation of a project for the revitalization of peatlands and other wetland biotopes, practical experience in providing documents, proposing solutions, discussing and performing author's supervision during construction.

KRAJINNÉ ZMĚNY VE VYBRANÝCH LOKALITÁCH POLABÍ SE ZAMĚŘENÍM NA MOKŘADY, VČETNĚ RYBNÍKŮ

Pavel Richter

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0047

LANDSCAPE CHANGES IN SELECTED LOCATIONS OF POLABÍ LOWLAND WITH A FOCUS ON WETLANDS, INCLUDING PONDS
This article presents three typologically different sites from Polabí where large-scale wetland sites were located in the past, including ponds. These sites were chosen in order to present disappeared floodplain meadows, disappeared “field” wetlands, disappeared ponds and, simultaneously, to present sites where wetland habitats have been at least partially restored. The main aim was to present easily accessible archival maps, on the basis of which it is possible to assess the spatio-temporal dynamics of wetland habitats in the places of disappeared wetlands with regard to their possible restoration. The article presents the map of the 2nd military mapping as best suited for primary detection of historic wetlands. This map shows the state of the landscape in the mid-19th century rather accurately. It was, among other things, a landscape of almost unregulated watercourses, including their floodplains, as well as wetlands and springs where there is arable land nowadays. However, even the spatially less accurate map of the 1st military mapping from the second half of the 18th century provides suitable information for rough identification or detection of wetlands. Müller’s map of Bohemia from 1720, which is spatially inaccurate, can also be used as a supplement to newer documents because it shows water bodies (ponds). The information obtained can be used, for example, in landscape planning, especially with regard to the restoration and management of wetland habitats, including ponds. There is an increase in landscape biodiversity at the sites restored in this way, which is in line with the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030.

VODOPROPUSTNÉ MLATOVÉ POVRCHY PRO STEZKY A CHODNÍKY V KRAJINĚ

Karel Zlatuška

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0063

WATER-PERMEABLE FINE-GRAVEL SURFACES FOR PATHS AND SIDEWALKS IN THE COUNTRYSIDE
The paper discusses tamped areas as an alternative surface for paths and sidewalks in the countryside and shows the possibilities of information from the German FLL Methodology in a similar climatic area - in the Czech Republic. In this context, the level of its water permeability is also described. It is stated that a value of 3.6 litres per square meter per hour allows only light rain to be absorbed. Therefore, it is necessary to add drainage equipment to tamped paths and sidewalks. The conditions or limits for the use of the tamped areas follow from the stated properties: (i) operation of vehicles up to 3.5 t and without horses, (ii) minimum surface slope of 2.5% and maximum of approx. 6%, (iii) regular and intensive maintenance. The article further describes in detail the technical requirements for aggregate mixtures for tamped areas, the method of construction and maintenance. At the end of the article there is a short comparison with similar materials and constructions that are used in the Czech Republic on forest and field roads.

STAVEBNÍ ZÁKON A ZMĚNY PRO PROJEKTOVÁNÍ MALÝCH VODNÍCH NÁDRŽÍ

Stanislav Žatecký

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0082

Influence of the Building Act on the requirements for the design of small water reservoirs. Data necessary to ensure the safety of the water dams.

ZAVEDENÍ NOVÝCH METODICKÝCH POSTUPŮ V OCHRANĚ PŮDY PŘED EROZÍ

Jana Podhrázská

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0087

INTRODUCTION OF NEW METHODOLOGICAL PRACTICES IN SOIL EROSION PROTECTION
Experts from the broad academic community and practitioners have been pointing out the need to update the current guidance for some time. This work has been made possible by the launch in 2022 of a project in the TAČR Environment for Life programme, on which a broad consortium of experts from research and practice is working. The aim is to create a new comprehensive methodology for erosion protection, covering the issues of all erosion processes occurring on agricultural soils in the Czech Republic. It will synthesize essential new research and practice findings from the Czech Republic and abroad. The presented article is a brief sample of partial outputs of the project in 2022, prepared by a team of researchers from CTU, ČZU, MENDELU, UPOL, VUT, VUMOP and GEPRO.

VÝZNAM A VYUŽITÍ LESNÍCH MELIORAČNÍCH OKRSKŮ PRO ZVÝŠENÍ RETENČNÍ FUNKCE LESŮ

Vratislav Mansfeld

DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7509-932-7-0093

THE IMPORTANCE AND USE OF FOREST AMELIORATION DISTRICTS TO INCREASE THE RETENTION FUNCTION OF FORESTS
The accomplishment of the hydric functions of forests is currently limited by the extreme effects of climate change, especially in relation to episodic droughts and heat waves. These phenomena are becoming widespread and intense. The deprivation of forest soil caused by drought negatively affects the growth of forest stands. When solving the given situation, water retention in forests must be supported. Slowing down and transforming runoff is a prerequisite for water accumulation by forest ecosystems, including the improvement of soil conditions of the forest site. When protecting and restoring the natural water regime in forests, it is necessary to establish a groundwork for supporting the retention function of forests. In the Regional Plans of Forest Development, water-affected habitats are identified through The Czech typological system of forest sites. On this basis, forestry ameliorative districts are defined and mapped. Subsequently, it is possible to formulate recommendations aimed at strengthening the retention capacity of forest habitats by optimisation of the forest management using a specific (above-limit) water regime of forest soils.