Course Details

Theory of Landscape

Academic Year 2023/24

GS01 course is part of 1 study plan

B-P-C-GK / GI Summer Semester 2nd year

Development of Central European landscape, historical influence of human activities on the landscape and its development. Problems of cultural landscape functioning. Basics of soil science, meteorology, climatology in relationship with the landscape. Water management melioration and agricultural problems in connection with soil cover. Stabile systems, basic legislation

Credits

2 credits

Language of instruction

Czech

Semester

summer

Course Guarantor

Institute

Forms and criteria of assessment

examination

Entry Knowledge

Basic knowledge of chemistry, biology and physics

Aims

Knowledge of regularities of landscape functioning, overview of landscape types, and laws of therir origin, development and changes of landscape caused by human activities.
Obtaining background knowledge about development and behaviour landscapes and influence of man

Basic Literature

ODUM, E.P.: Základy ekologie. Akademia Praha, 1977. (cs)
Currie, J.C.: Water and the Environment. Hong Kong : Ellis Horwood,, 1993. (en)
VRÁNA, K. a kol.: Krajinné inženýrství. ČKAIT Praha, 1998. (cs)

Recommended Reading

Warlamis, Makis: The New Design LandscapeVisions for Europe. New York I.DE.A., 1994. (en)

Syllabus

Development of agricultural landscape in central European region.
Soil forming process
Physical soil properties
Chemical soil properties, soil types
Atmosphere and its influence on landscape
Basic meteorology
Climatology and landscape development
Landscape stability and territorial system of ecological stability
Sustainable development and landscape
Basic legislative

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of chemistry, biology and physics

Specification of controlled instruction, the form of instruction, and the form of compensation of the absences

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

Offered to foreign students

Not to offer

Course on BUT site

Lecture

13 weeks, 2 hours/week, elective

Syllabus

Development of agricultural landscape in central European region.
Soil forming process
Physical soil properties
Chemical soil properties, soil types
Atmosphere and its influence on landscape
Basic meteorology
Climatology and landscape development
Landscape stability and territorial system of ecological stability
Sustainable development and landscape
Basic legislative