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Renewal of regional distribution of landscape types and outstanding landscapes in Slovenia and their digitization

  • Principal Investigator at ZRC SAZU

    Žiga Kokalj, PhD
  • Original Title

    Prenova Regionalne razdelitve krajinskih tipov in izjemnih krajin v Sloveniji ter njihova digitalizacija

  • Project Team

    Liza Stančič, PhD, Adam Gabrič
  • Project ID

    V5-2135

  • Duration

    1 October 2021–30 September 2024
  • Lead Partner

    University of Ljubljana (BF)

  • Project Leader

    Prof. Mojca Golobič, PhD

  • Financial Source




  • Partners

    ACER
Description

Slovenia was among the first European countries to recognize the importance of landscape. Evaluation of landscape types was not upgraded since its introduction in 1990s, therefore it does not comply the requirements outlined in international documents (especially in the European Landscape Convention, 2000) and national legislation. Therefore, one of the main goals of this project is to upgrade the methodology to regionalise landscape types. Furthermore, the essential expert landscape documentation will be prepared, and landscape features within the areas of outstanding landscape character will be digitized and stored into dedicated information system.
The role of the Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies in this project is to digitize, classify and prepare vector layers for various landscape features. They will enable faster and more accurate generation of landscape data, that are needed for realization of landscape strategies.

 

Mišelj vrh in Julian Alps in autumn (foto Peter Pehani)
Mišelj vrh in Julian Alps, photographed in autumn colours (foto Peter Pehani)

 


Project Stages

WP1 – Preparation of upgrade basics
WP2 – Methodology for upgrade of regionalisation and outstanding landscapes
WP3 – Upgrade of regionalisation, outstanding landscapes and widely recognizable areas  
WP4 – Goals for protection, development and generation of rules for defining of outstanding landscapes on regional and local scale
WP5 – Inventarization and digitalisation of landscape features within outstanding landscapes


Research Project