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IMPLEMENTATION OF FLOOD LAND GEOFACTOR AND ITS GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURE INTO LAND USE PLANS IN THE MINING LANDSCAPE
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The presented paper brings results of a case study implementing the geofactors of flood land and radon hazard into land use plans in the cadastral district of Doubrava and Karvina. The studied area is located in the Ostrava-Karvina Coal District in the north- east of the Czech Republic close to the Polish border. It is defined by the map sheet 15- 44-03 in 1:10 000 scale. The area was studied for the fact how land use planners catered for the distribution of flood land characte rised by the hundred-year flood and the dominant flood of 1997. It was discovered that the character of land use plan functional zones does not meet flood protection requirement s. In addition, the paper also studies the character of the upper geological structure which was affected by the above stated process. The implementation of overlay analyses of flood land and engineering- geological zones identified the character of foundation soils.
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