The paper analyses the period from 1782 to 2006 divided according to the existing political
systems in three rural study sites of Slovakia. Two long, monarchy (I. LMP) and revolutionary …

This study has analysed changes in land use and land cover (LUCC) in two post-socialist
countries–Hungary and Poland, based upon cadastral data, statistical data, and CORINE …

The aim of this study is to bring a unique overview of past, current and plausible future land
use development in Slovakia. The study assessed land change processes and their spatial …

The most popular quantitative measure of landscape is land use. The most frequent data
sources of land use are satellite images, aerial photographs and maps. Another source of …

The impact of socio-economic changes on land use on the period 1846–2009 are studied in
village of Ochotnica (105 km 2) and the Jaszcze and Jamne catchments in the Polish …

The article compares and points out differences in driving forces of four main landscape
change processes that shaped post-socialist countries and old democratic countries of …

Two different sets of maps, on a scale of 1: 110,000, show the development of land use and
main land use change processes in a 500 km2 study area that occurred over the last 170 …

This chapter presents an analysis of land cover changes in Eastern Europe between 1990
and 2006, assessed using CORINE (Co-ORdination of INformation on the Environment) …

The history of land use changes on the Czech territory since the very beginning is outlined;
each subchapter deals with one important historical period. The emergence of organized …

Changes in the cultural landscape provide essential evidence about the manner and
intensity of the interactions between humans and nature. Czechia has a specific location in …