The development of thematic maps in Bavaria up to the year 1900
Bavaria ; Eighteenth Century ; Germany ; History of cartography ; Nineteenth Century ; Seventeenth Century ; Sixteenth Century ; Thematic mapping
Bavaria is a geographically and historically homogenous country was ideal for development of thematic mapping. The oldest maps of Bavaria were published just in XVIth century. The important tradition of Central European roads map started
Spatial differences of solute load output in Middle Bavaria in Landforms and landform evolution in West Germany.
In this paper, a method of assessing the spatial variation of the solute loads of different subcatchments is presented, using a catchment in the Tertiary Hills of Bavaria as an example.
Significance of erosion determining factors in the USA and in Bavaria
Agropedology ; Bavaria ; Germany ; Land use ; Natural hazards ; Precipitation ; Soil erosion ; Thematic mapping ; United States
The information of two national inventories, the NRI in the USA and the « Bodenkataster Bayern » in Bavaria, are used to compare the sheet erosion risk of both countries with the Universal Soil Loss Equation. In large parts the conditions
Fission-track analysis and geomorphology in the surroundings of the drill site of the German continental deep drilling project (KTB)/Northeast Bavaria
Bavaria ; Fault ; Geomorphology ; Germany ; Research technique ; Tectonics ; Vertical displacement;Vertical movement
In the crystalline basement of northeastern Bavaria, a part of the Variscan fold mountains, apatite fission-track analyses were for the first time applied to determine the influence of tectonics on landform development. The results show
Valley asymmetry with steeper west-facing valley sides is a common feature in the Tertiary Hills of Lower Bavaria. The purpose of this study is to examine the relation between this drainage and valley asymmetry and to review the possible causes
Vineyards, hopgardens and recent afforestation : effects of late Holocene land use change on soil erosion in northern Bavaria, Germany
Afforestation ; Bavaria ; Germany ; Gully erosion ; Historical geography ; Holocene ; Human impact ; Land use ; Soil erosion ; Vine
Human impacts on soil erosion and landscape evolution during the late Holocene were quantified in a small catchment, Wolfsgraben, near the city of Bamberg in northern Bavaria. The cultivation of vines and hops as well as intensive use of forest
Market adaptation and competition in a strongly fluctuating branch of industry in a peripheral region. The example of clothing industry in Upper Franconia/Bavaria
Over the past decades the rapid modernization of Bavaria has gained more and more public attention. Of particular main importance is the question how an industrially backward region could become one of the most successful economical
Considerations on the relations between landforms, sediments and genesis at ice margins of the Würm Maximum based on geomorphological mapping in the area of the former Iller Glacier (Allgäu/Bavaria) in Moraines and varves. Origin/Genesis
Bavaria is one of Europe´s strongest economic regions and worldwide known as top business location. Increasingly, the economy profits from intended or accidental occurrences among business actors from Bavaria firms abroad. Against the background