The city of Ljubljana lies at the intersection of various geomorphological regions that have
strongly influenced its spatial organization. Prehistoric settlements were built on marshland …

Spatial and temporal scales of occurrence of flash floods, combined with the space and time
scales of conventional measurement networks of rain and discharge, make these events …

This paper describes the damage caused by natural disasters in Slovenia and around the
world between 1995 and 2010. The fundamental purpose of the article is to present damage …

Floods not only induce vast economic damages but also pose a great danger to human life.
In Slovenia, floods rank number one on the scale of damage magnitude. Different factors …

The article offers a geographical perception of the relationship between social
(anthropogenic) and geographical processes including their effects that becomes clearly …

Studying karst water dynamics is challenging because of the often unknown underground
flows. Therefore, studies of visible karst waters receive considerable research emphasis …

Comparing flooded area detection between the hydraulic modelling and Sentinel-1 radar
imagery processed by Automatic Detection of Water Bodies (Sentinel-1 ADWB) confirmed …

Abstract The proposed European Union indicators for defining areas less suitable for
agriculture in Slovenia are not entirely appropriate because taking them into account would …

Članek prinaša pregled glavnih tipov, temeljnih lastnosti in učinkov negradbenih
protipoplavnih ukrepov. Ugotavljajmo, da uporaba negradbenih ukrepov izhaja iz …

Slovenia is characterized by an abundance of water in a great variety of forms. The river
network comprises almost 28,000 km of watercourses (1.4 km/km 2). However, these are not …