Súčasné exogénne geomorfologické procesy a formy reliéfu na skládke priemyselného odpadu lúženca pri Seredi

Contemporary Exogenous Geomorphological Processes and Forms of Georelief in a Landfill of Industrial Waste of Lúženec in Sereď

Eva Michaeli, Martin Boltižiar

In: Geografické informácie (Geographical Information), Ročník (Volume) 17, Číslo (Issue) 1, 2013, p. 52-63, ISSN 1337-9453

DOI: 10.17846/GI.2013.17.1.52-63

Abstract

Georelief is complicated structure, which is located at the interface the lithosphere and atmosphere and the world ocean. The mathematical model of georelief is two-dimensional. From the aspect of computer technology is possible working with the model of georelief from the aspect of visualisation as three - dimensional and from the point of view the dynamics of geomorphological processes even four-dimensional (Kusendová, 2000). Many authors consider that the georelief is the intagible component of the landscape. The content of georeliéf consists of the lithosphere, which is represented of the reliefographic profile on the earth's surface. The forms of the Earths surface are a result of a very long development and they are changeful. The incurred by the action of geomorphological processes. The each geomorphological process consumes energy (Szabó, 2010). The primary energy sources of the Sun and the energy from inside of the Earth are transformed into different types of energy (e.g. the energy of the linear flowing water and the energy after the surface flowing water, energy of wind, waves, energy of magmatic proceses, gravitational energy, the energy of human activities, etc.).

Keywords: georelief, geomorphological processes, man-made landforms, industrial waste, Sereď

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