Titlebook: Sustainable Development in Mountain Regions; Southeastern Europe Georgi Zhelezov Book 2016Latest edition Springer International Publishing

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Mapping Forest Fragmentation Based on Morphological Image Analysis of Mountain Regions in Bulgaria aefore, it is essential in the forest management and biodiversity policy context to monitor and assess forest fragmentation using reliable data from remote sensing and GIS. This chapter focuses on the assessment and mapping forest fragmentation in two mountain regions in Bulgaria (part of the Eastern

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Management of Snow Avalanche Risk in the Ski Areas of the Southern Carpathians–Romanian Carpathianshe highest number of fatalities and injuries, and also substantial impact upon forests, highways, and people. This study focuses on the Făgăraş massif and on the Bucegi Mountains, representative mountain units in the eastern part of the Southern Carpathians with altitudes surpassing 2500 m, large qu

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Landscape Structure and Ecosystem Services of Etropole Municipalitycosystem services. Landscape differentiation of the area was investigated using a GIS-based model. The most important ecosystem services of the Etropole municipality are provided by the forest landscapes. Only 27 % of their total value belongs to the provisioning service, which is the most used at p

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Landscape Structure and Ecosystem Services of Etropole Municipalityty to involve some resources and services that are usually ignored in the process of regional planning. Further progress of the valuation and assessment methods will improve their preciseness and reliability.

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Demographic Potential and Problems of the Settlements Network in the Mountains of Bulgariarger and medium-sized urban settlements, as well as some of the small towns, have comparatively well-developed socioeconomic potential, enough arable lands and conditions for tourism and recreational activities, and usable housing.

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Mass Movement Processes Under Changing Climatic and Socioeconomic Conditionsus, also without adverse “climate change effects,” the risks caused by natural hazards are increasing as a consequence of socioeconomic development. Sustainable spatial planning is required to control further challenges. Databases and methods for hazard and risk assessment have to be adapted to meet its requirements.