The spatial deconcentration of housing resources in Warsaw in the years 1945-2008
Centre-périphérie ; Changement urbain ; Déconcentration spatiale ; Espace bâti ; Espace urbain ; Logement ; Morphologie urbaine ; Pologne ; Ressources en logement ; Siècle 20 ; Utilisation du sol ; Warszawa
Built up area ; Core-periphery ; Housing ; Housing ressources ; Land use ; Poland ; Twentieth Century ; Urban area ; Urban change ; Urban morphology ; Warsaw
This article presents a new approach to deconcentration studies concerning the local conditions underpinning this global process. Locally-based changes in the spatial distribution of housing resources have been analysed using the Gini Index
and an original modification to the Partial Synthetic Contribution Index. The conducted analysis provides an explicitly geographical framework around which to model spatial diversity of the deconcentration process, and allowed for the elaboration of an original
typology for different parts of Warsaw from the urban-planning point of view.
[b1] Dept. of Urban and Population Studies, Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Warszawa, Pologne
Analyzing accessibility by transport mode in Warsaw, Poland
Accessibility ; Centrality ; Commuting ; Form of transport ; Journey to work ; Poland ; Urban area ; Urban function ; Urban structure ; Urban transport ; Warsaw
La structure spatiale de Varsovie s'est désintégrée dans le sillage des ajustements aux conditions du marché après 1989. Analyse des conséquences en termes d'accessibilité. Utilisation d'indicateurs issus d'un modèle de gravité, avec désagrégation
[b2] Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Warszawa, Pologne
[b1] Dept. of Geography, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, Etats-Unis
Années 1910 ; Années 1920 ; Information ; Pologne ; Revue géographique ; Société de géographie
Geographical periodical ; Information ; Poland ; Société de géographie ; Years 1910-19 ; Years 1920-29
, Jan Szupryczynski, and Zbigniew Taylor. Przeglad Geograficzny established its own line, becoming Poland's leading geographical journal and retaining close links with the Polishacademy of SciencesWarsaw based Institute of Geography - (BJ).
, whose first volume of the new journal appeared in March 1918. The next editors were : Ludomir Stanislaw Lencewicz, Eugeniusz Romer, Stanislaw leszczycki (after whom the Institute of geography and Spatial Organisation PAS is now named), Jerzy Kostrowicki
At the time of its inception in 1918, (the Geographical Review) was the scientific journal of a newly established Polish Geographical Society (Polskoie Towarzystwo Geograficzne) in a newly independent Poland. The first edditor was Ludomir Sawicki
The attempt to validate the applicability of two climate models for the evaluation of heat wave related mortality in Warsaw in the 21st century
Bioclimatology ; Climatic change ; Heat wave ; Meteoropathology ; Model ; Mortality ; Poland ; Temperature ; Twenty-first century ; Warsaw
%. In Warsaw, the extent of possible mortality rates due to cardiovascular disease in heat waves amounted to +134% in the period after 2070 according to the ARPEGE model.
[b1] Inst. of Geography and Spatial Organization, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Warszawa, Pologne
Spatial growth of urbanised land within the Warsaw metropolitan area in the first decade of the 21st century
Built up area ; Distance from city centre ; Poland ; Urban area ; Urban growth ; Urban region ; Urban sprawl ; Urbanization ; Warsaw
Régularités spatiales dans la mise en valeur de l'espace urbain. Détermination de l'impact de la distance au centre de Varsovie, période 2000-2010. La relation entre cette distance au centre et le développement urbain est établie. Les espaces à
[b1] Inst. of Geography and Spatial Organization, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Warszawa, Pologne
Difference ; England ; Ethnic minority ; Leeds ; Local population ; Poland ; Sexuality ; Social geography ; Socio-economic indicators ; Spatial distribution ; Thematic mapping ; United Kingdom ; Warsaw
Cartographie thématique ; Différence ; Distribution spatiale ; Diversité ; England ; Géographie sociale ; Handicap ; Indicateurs socio-économiques ; Leeds ; Minorité ethnique ; Pologne ; Population locale ; Royaume-Uni ; Sexualité ; Warszawa
analysée, ils tiennent compte des différents profils et des distributions spatiales et expliquent qu’il existe peu de recoupements en matière de type de communautés. Ils concluent que les résidents de Leeds et de Varsovie vivent dans des contextes très
[b3] Institute of geography and Spatial Organization, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Warszawa, Pologne
[b1] Dept. of Geography, Univ., Sheffield, Royaume-Uni
[b2] School of Geography, University of Leeds, Leeds, Royaume-Uni
On s'interroge sur la structure spatiale de la région de Varsovie et ses tendances de développement. On débat d'hypothèses alternatives liées à sa polarisation spatiale continue, à l'apparition de modèles urbains polycentraux, ainsi qu'à la
[b1] Inst. of Geography and Spatial Organization, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Warszawa, Pologne
A method based on dendrochronology was developed to analyse the spatial and temporal variability of landslide activity. The method involves a feature of wood anatomy, tree-ring eccentricity, which is used in the dating procedure. The degree
[b3] PolishAcademy of Sciences Botanical Garden, Center for Biological Diversity Conservation, Warsaw, Pologne
[b1] Fac. of Earth Sciences, Univ. of Silesia, Sosnowiec, Pologne
[b2] Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL, Landscape Dynamics, Dendroecology, Birmensdorf, Suisse
[b5] Inst. of Geography and Regional Development, Wrocław, Pologne
Since 1990, Polish municipalities have exercised planning power in terms of deciding on the ways of their economic and spatial development. Results of dynamic and sometimes uncontrolled, spontaneous development processes cross the borders
of municipalities bringing problems, that can not be addressed, and solved by one municipality. Polish legislation provides legal basis for cooperation of municipalities. However, experience of the last several years proves that cooperation among municipalities
is not an easy task. It creates problems especially within functional urban areas. In this paper, the issue of cooperation among municipalities from the Warsaw Metropolitan Area (WMA) is addressed using the perspective of networking and formulation of common
Private economy in the Warsaw region. Against the background of development of private economy in Poland
Development ; Economic activity ; Economic sector ; Economy ; Employment ; Farming;Agriculture ; Foreign investment ; National economy ; National income ; Poland ; Private sector ; Region ; Spatial distribution ; Warsaw
Activité économique ; Agriculture ; Distribution spatiale ; Développement ; Economie ; Economie nationale ; Emploi ; Investissement étranger ; Pologne ; Revenu national ; Région ; Secteur privé ; Secteur économique ; Warszawa
Private sector of Polish economy in the post-war period : conditions of its activity and its development. Non-agricultural private sector in the region of Warsaw : spatial distribution and causes for location.
Analyse spatiale ; Années 2007-2010 ; Arctique ; Manteau nival ; Neige ; Nordaustlandet ; Région polaire ; Stratigraphie ; Svalbard ; Température ; Variabilité interannuelle ; Zone froide
Arctic Region ; Cold area ; Interannual variability ; Polar region ; Snow ; Snow cover ; Spatial analysis ; Stratigraphy ; Svalbard ; Temperature
in this study. Field data are analysed regarding snow stratigraphy, snow density, snow hardness and snow temperature. Results reveal mean snow densities for the snowpack of Vestfonna with no apparent spatial or interannual variability. A distinctly higher value
was obtained for De Geerfonna. A spatial comparison of snow water equivalents above the previous end-of-summer surface serves for obtaining insights into the spatial distribution of snow accumulation across Vestfonna. Altitude was found to be the only
significant spatial parameter for controlling snow accumulation across the ice cap.
[b10] Inst. of Geophysics, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Warsaw, Pologne
[b1] Dep. of Geography, RWTH Univ., Aachen, Allemagne
[b9] Dep. of Earth Sciences, Univ., Uppsala, Suede
[a1] Dep. of Earth Sciences, Univ., Uppsala, Suede
[a3] College of Global Change and Earth System Science, Normal Univ., Beijing, Chine
Assessment of bioclimatic conditions in cities for tourism and recreational purposes (A Warsaw case study)
Applied climatology ; Bioclimatology ; Climatic index ; Human bioclimatology ; Perception ; Poland ; Recreation area ; Tourism ; Urban climate ; Warsaw
This paper offers results of an assessment of the bioclimate of the Polish capital city, Warsaw, from the point of view of tourism and recreation, using the UTCI and PET indices. Values for these indices are then compared with thermal sensation
votes cast by tourists in the course of leisure activities in Warsaw's Old Town area. This validation revealed that, while weather perception does not only depend on meteorological factors, usage of UTCI is an appropriate approach to the study
[b1] Fac. of Geography and Regional Studies, Univ., Warsawa, Pologne
Warsaw suburban agricultural zone specialised in intensive production of vegetables, fruits and flowers is best developed if referred to all Polish big cities. At the some time it is characterised by higher than average development of non-rural
activities. Agricultural labour force in the whole former Warsaw voivodship formed only 4,1 % of total employed. Positive elements in transformations of rural areas in the vicinity of Warsaw are : the new methods of production in horticulture