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Papers by Anita Constantin
Transylvanian Review, 2021
Geographia Napocensis, 2008
Strategies of Protection and Valorization of the Historical Cultural Landscapes. The paper presen... more Strategies of Protection and Valorization of the Historical Cultural Landscapes. The paper presents the steps in elaborating this strategy. Because of the rapid dynamics in the evolution of landscapes, an inventory of landscapes and their elements must be done first, followed by the elaboration of a legislation with special reference to the protection of the geographical landscapes. In the protection and valorization strategy, a primordial place comes to the development of some networks of actors, from which responsibility factors coming from local and regional administration, NGOs and research units must take part into.
Tourism Potential of Cultural Landscapes in the Hârtibaciu Valley Characterized by a multitude of... more Tourism Potential of Cultural Landscapes in the Hârtibaciu Valley Characterized by a multitude of cultures, Hârtibaciu Valley, lying in the center of Romania, in the Sibiu county, generated various cultural landscapes throughout history. It carries the name after the river that flows through this beautiful hilly region. These carryout the inland cultural heritage and marks in every materialization of the landscape results. The subject presents the series of cultural landscapes of the Hârtibaciu Valley that are attractive for tourism purposes. The cultural landscapes are not only considered to be a compound effect of the interaction of the natural and anthropic components, but also as an element of the environment, being in a continuous metamorphosis. Using a classification of the cultural landscapes, from the genetic point of view, the different landscapes found in the field are listed: cultural landscapes resulted from productive activities, habitational landscapes, technogenic lan...
Landsat images analysis of the extension of water vegetation on the Brădeni Lakes in the Hârtibac... more Landsat images analysis of the extension of water vegetation on the Brădeni Lakes in the Hârtibaciu river basin. This study is part of a larger analysis of the changes of the cultural landscapes in the Hârtibaciu River Basin. Regarding the lacustrine landscape present in the village of Brădeni, we encounter massive changes in the landscape. The lakes were edified in the communist period with two main purposes: flooding prevention and pisciculture. In the last quarter-century the lakes administrations ignored the cleaning activities and the cutting of the water vegetation consisting mainly from reed and cattail, so that the lakes are at risk of full coverage with this species of plants. The progress of the degradation is analysed on different Landsat images. The conclusions suggest some solutions for an economic development with the harvesting of reed in concordance with the preservation of the species as part of Natura 2000 site.
The objective of ArchaeoGates project is to identify the cultural sites submerged under the Danub... more The objective of ArchaeoGates project is to identify the cultural sites submerged under the Danube, to collect and process the data to develop a database (Danube River Submerged Heritage D.A.R.S.H.), with the possibility to extend it to include other river basins and/or lakes. The equipment used in the implementation of the project are side-scan sonar, seismic radar, scuba diver recognitions. For a tangible perception of the discovered cultural patrimony on the bottom of the river, 3D models and projections will be created: these reconstructions of the submerged sites will add an immeasurable value to the area and to the whole Danube Region. The case study is focusing on the Iron Gates area. The recovery of previously unexplored submerged cultural heritage will foster knowledge on cultural heritage and history of Europe, with the goal of preserving and promoting the value of the sites on local, regional, national and international level.
Transylvanian Review, 2021
Geographia Napocensis, 2008
Strategies of Protection and Valorization of the Historical Cultural Landscapes. The paper presen... more Strategies of Protection and Valorization of the Historical Cultural Landscapes. The paper presents the steps in elaborating this strategy. Because of the rapid dynamics in the evolution of landscapes, an inventory of landscapes and their elements must be done first, followed by the elaboration of a legislation with special reference to the protection of the geographical landscapes. In the protection and valorization strategy, a primordial place comes to the development of some networks of actors, from which responsibility factors coming from local and regional administration, NGOs and research units must take part into.
Tourism Potential of Cultural Landscapes in the Hârtibaciu Valley Characterized by a multitude of... more Tourism Potential of Cultural Landscapes in the Hârtibaciu Valley Characterized by a multitude of cultures, Hârtibaciu Valley, lying in the center of Romania, in the Sibiu county, generated various cultural landscapes throughout history. It carries the name after the river that flows through this beautiful hilly region. These carryout the inland cultural heritage and marks in every materialization of the landscape results. The subject presents the series of cultural landscapes of the Hârtibaciu Valley that are attractive for tourism purposes. The cultural landscapes are not only considered to be a compound effect of the interaction of the natural and anthropic components, but also as an element of the environment, being in a continuous metamorphosis. Using a classification of the cultural landscapes, from the genetic point of view, the different landscapes found in the field are listed: cultural landscapes resulted from productive activities, habitational landscapes, technogenic lan...
Landsat images analysis of the extension of water vegetation on the Brădeni Lakes in the Hârtibac... more Landsat images analysis of the extension of water vegetation on the Brădeni Lakes in the Hârtibaciu river basin. This study is part of a larger analysis of the changes of the cultural landscapes in the Hârtibaciu River Basin. Regarding the lacustrine landscape present in the village of Brădeni, we encounter massive changes in the landscape. The lakes were edified in the communist period with two main purposes: flooding prevention and pisciculture. In the last quarter-century the lakes administrations ignored the cleaning activities and the cutting of the water vegetation consisting mainly from reed and cattail, so that the lakes are at risk of full coverage with this species of plants. The progress of the degradation is analysed on different Landsat images. The conclusions suggest some solutions for an economic development with the harvesting of reed in concordance with the preservation of the species as part of Natura 2000 site.
The objective of ArchaeoGates project is to identify the cultural sites submerged under the Danub... more The objective of ArchaeoGates project is to identify the cultural sites submerged under the Danube, to collect and process the data to develop a database (Danube River Submerged Heritage D.A.R.S.H.), with the possibility to extend it to include other river basins and/or lakes. The equipment used in the implementation of the project are side-scan sonar, seismic radar, scuba diver recognitions. For a tangible perception of the discovered cultural patrimony on the bottom of the river, 3D models and projections will be created: these reconstructions of the submerged sites will add an immeasurable value to the area and to the whole Danube Region. The case study is focusing on the Iron Gates area. The recovery of previously unexplored submerged cultural heritage will foster knowledge on cultural heritage and history of Europe, with the goal of preserving and promoting the value of the sites on local, regional, national and international level.