Vol. 53 No. 10/2 (2005)

Geochemia, mineralogia, petrologia

• FOREWORD BY THE CHIEF GEOLOGIST OF POLAND

  Andrzej Skowroński

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• Editorial

  Włodzimierz Mizerski

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• Geological administration activities in geological mapping in Poland

  Ewa Zalewska, Eliza Dziekan-Kamińska

  893 - 894

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• The Polish Geological Institute activities in the cross-border geological mapping

  Maciej Podemski

  894 - 898

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• Teaching of geological mapping at Geological Mapping Department, AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków

  Ireneusz Felisiak, Jacek Matyszkiewicz, Tadeusz Sokołowski

  899 - 902 + mapa

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• The Detailed Geological Map of Poland 1:50,000: the history, present and future

  Andrzej Ber

  903 - 906

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• Application of remote sensing methods in geological mapping

  Marek Graniczny

  907 - 912

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• The application of GIS in geological cartography

  Waldemar Gogołek

  913 - 916

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• The Polish Hydrogeological Survey Database Integrator — a new GIS tool for the hydrogeological database management useful in mapping process

  Jolanta Cabalska, Agnieszka Felter, Mateusz Hordejuk, Anna Mikołajczyk

  917 - 920

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• Map of Preliminary Valorisation of the Major Groundwater Basins as cartographic representation of documentation of groundwater reservoirs, with establishing direction for further work and research

  Lesław Skrzypczyk

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• Hydrogeological Map of Poland 1 : 50,000 — present state and development of computer data base

  Piotr Herbich

  924 - 929

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• Probabilistic evaluation of the extent of the unconfined aquifer

  Marek Kachnic, Andrzej Sadurski

  930 - 934

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• Groundwater monitoring as a tool of the hydrogeological cartography in Poland in the light of Water Framework Directive

  Bogusław Kazimierski, Andrzej Sadurski

  935 - 939

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• The management and data distribution system of the Hydrogeological Map of Poland 1 : 50,000

  Marek Fert, Grzegorz Mordzonek, Dorota Węglarz

  940 - 941

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• Significance of geological cartography in priority problems of engineering geology

  Joanna Pinińska, Zbigniew Frankowski

  942 - 948

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• Lineaments interpreted at the radar images and the digital elevation model within the Palaeozoic rocks of the Holy Cross Mts.

  Marek Graniczny, Włodzimierz Mizerski, Anna Piątkowska

  949 - 955

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• Computer-aided quantitative subsurface mapping—examples of utilization

  Bartosz Papiernik, Marek Hajto, Wojciech Górecki

  956 - 960

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• The numerical spatial model (3D) of geological structure of Poland — from 6000 m to 500 m b.s.l.

  Krystyna Piotrowska, Stanisław Ostaficzuk, Zbigniew Małolepszy, Maciej Rossa

  961 - 966

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• Geophysical cartography in Poland—an overview

  Piotr Krzywiec, Jerzy Nawrocki, Olga Polechońska, Marta Wróblewska

  967 - 972

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• Geophysical mapping for structural geology, prospecting and environment protection purposes

  Andrzej Gajewski, Stanisław Szczypa, Adam Wójcicki

  973 - 976

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• Application of digital elevation models to geological and geomorphological studies—some examples

  Janusz Badura, Bogusław Przybylski

  977 - 983

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• Map of Degraded Areas and Areas of Increased Natural Hazard Risk — as an environmental database for spatial planning

  Małgorzata Sikorska-Maykowska, Ryszard Strzelecki

  984 - 985

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• Geoenvironmental Map of Poland, 1 : 50,000 scale

  Małgorzata Sikorska-Maykowska, Ryszard Strzelecki, Paweł Lewandowski

  986 - 987

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• Pleistocene glacial limits in the territory of Poland

  Leszek Marks

  988 - 993

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• 1 : 1,000,000 Mineral Resources Map of Angola Republic

  Jacek Kocyła

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