Urbana drevnina na javnih površinah v Kopru : diplomsko delo - univerzitetni študij

Žumer, Žiga (avtor), Brus, Robert (mentor)

Namen diplomskega dela je izvedba popisa drevnine na javnih površinah v Kopru,ugotoviti stanje le-te ter oblikovanje registra in katastra. Popisanim drevesom in grmom so določili evidenčne številke, rod, vrsto, premer, višino, starost, poškodovanost in morebitne potrebne ukrepe. Popisali so 2894 dreves in 2937 grmov, razvrščenih v 66 rodov in 80 različnih vrst. Najpogostejši rodovi med drevesi so bor (Pinus) (21,25 %), hrast (Quercus) (18,28 %) in cedra (Cedrus) (12,55 %), pri grmih pa oleander (Nerium) (21,76 %), ognjeni grm (Pyracantha) (14,20 %) in brogovita (Viburnum) (12,60 %). Po debelini prevladujejo zelo tanka in tanka drevesa (0-19 cm) (50 %), večina jih je nepoškodovanih (85,14%). Ukrepi so predvideni za 18,52 % dreves in 4,90 % grmov, kar bi stalo 231.601 EUR. Na anketo so odgovorile 103 osebe in so mnenja, da je dreves premalo, skrb zanje pa je primerna. Telijo si tudi več zelenih površin za sprehode ter naravnih gozdnatih površin.

• Jezik: Slovenski jezik
• Ključne besede: drevnina, popis, poškodovanost, ukrepi, stroški predvidenih ukrepov, Koper
• Vrsta gradiva: Diplomsko delo
• Tipologija: 2.11 - Diplomsko delo
• Organizacija: BF - Biotehniška fakulteta
• Kraj izida: Ljubljana
• Založnik: [Ž. Žumer]
• Leto izida: 2009
• Št. strani: X, 77 str.+ pril. + CD ROM
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-15797
• UDK: 630*92:630*52(497.4 Koper)(043.2)=163.6
• COBISS.SI-ID: 2450598
• Datum objave v RUL: 11.07.2014

Sekundarni jezik

• Jezik: Angleški jezik

Izvleček

The aim of the graduation thesis is to make an inventory of trees and shrubs on public areas in Koper, to establish their present condition, and to draw upa register and a cadastre. Each tree and shrub in the inventory is equipped with a registration number and with data on the genus, species, diameter, height, age, level of damages, and measures of remedy, if necessary. The inventory contains 2894 trees and 1937 shrubs, classified into 66 families and80 different species. Most common genii of trees in the inventory are pine (Pinus) (21.25 %), oak (Quercus) (18.28 %) and cedar (Cedrus) (12.55 %), and oleander (Nerium) (21.76 %), fire-thorn (Pyracantha) (14.20 %) and viburnum (Viburnum) (12.60 %) in shrubs. Predominant are very thin and thin trees (0-19cm) (50 %), and most are undamaged (85.14%). Measures were proposed for 18.52 % of trees and 4.90 % of shrubs, in the total amount of EUR 231,601. Thesurvey was answered by 103 respondents, expressing the opinion that the trees are too few but that they are well cared for. Respondents would also like to have more green spaces for walks, and more natural forested areas.