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USE OF THE RISK ANALYSIS METHODS IN INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE ASSESSMENT
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The use of risk analysis methods in evaluating mining landscape. Mining landscape and landscape affected by mining activities is typical for the Moravian-Silesian Region. It is caused by coal mining, which took place on a large amount of territory in the past. Currently the mining is reduced, however, the effects of undermining will continue to persist in the area affected by mining activities. The development of mining is also closely related to the development of industry and industrial production. For evaluation of mining (industrial) land can be used methods of risk analysis. Mining (industrial) landscape is a very common cause of the necessary reconstruction of the buildings that are situated and built in this landscape. Evaluated the territories referred to in the article was subjected to a visual assessment of the tour on the spot. On the basis of a survey of the territory, a risk analysis was carried out and indicators of threat to individual territories were evaluated. There is a theoretical application of risk analysis methods (Universal matrix of risk analysis - Umra).
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