Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XII
Written by Stefan-Mihai PETREA, Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Alina ANTACHE, Aurelia NICA, Cristina ANTOHI, Dragos Sebastian CRISTEA, Adrian ROȘU, Valentina CALMUC, Bogdan ROȘU

The present study results are based on the application of XGBoost machine-learning algorithms and indicate that total waste, as a dependent parameter, can be accurately evaluated considering plastic wastes (feature importance-FI = 1.53, Rsq.= 0.75, RMSE = 0.47) in the case of V4 group, while for Romania, the dependent parameters identified as most reliable are chemical wastes (FI = 0.58) and industrial effluent sludges (FI = 0.04), with lower accuracy metrics (Rsq. = 0.46, RMSE = 0.75). In terms of waste treatment (WT), the portable batteries and accumulators’ market (FI=0.45) presents high reliability to be used as the main predictor (Rsq. = 0.80, RMSE=0.42) for V4 support tool, while for Romania, the waste generation (FI = 1.57, Rsq.= 0.85, RMSE=0.36) highly explains the variability of WT. However, batteries and accumulators waste (FI = 0.77, Rsq. = 0.82, RMSE=0.39) can be used as a reliable predictor for WT variation in a more extended analytical framework, in the case of Romania. It can be concluded that waste decision support management can be supported based on ML models which are different in the case of Romania, compared to V4, emphasizing the regional importance when developing environmental modeling-based tools.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XII
Written by Vlad CRISAN, Lucian DINCA, Virgil SCARLATESCU, Cosmin BRAGA, Gruita IENASOIU, Carmen CRISAN

The climate impact on sessile oak ecosystems may be measured by means of the HYPE climatic software. The climatic modelling software is employed to predict future temperatures and precipitations across the studied teritory. After interpreting the data provided by the software, we can predict how forest ecosystems will be influenced by climate change in the future. Different plots across the Banat Mountain range have been studied in order to determine the future existence of oak forest ecosystems. Consequently, two simulations have been designed, leading to two different future climatic scenarios. To begin with, the first scenario there is a moderate increase in green house gases (rcp-4.5) whilst in the second scenario there is an accentuated increase (rcp-8.5). The analysis which resulted from the data processing from within all three sessile oak stands reveals the fact that the Moldova-Noua and Paltinis stands will be the most vulnerable ones and the Bocsa-Romana stand the less vulnerable one. The importance of these results is closely related to how local forest administrators can use such findings in order to apply the best management measures.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XII
Written by Mala-Maria STAVRESCU-BEDIVAN, Mirela Alina SANDU, Gina VASILE SCĂEȚEANU, Ana VIRSTA, Roxana Maria MADJAR, Ștefania BAICU

Summarizing so far personal observations dated April 2023 and knowledge among anglers concerning the ichthyofauna of Iezerul Mostiștea located in Călărași County, was established that this ecosystem host 18 edible species. This paper analyzes for the first-time weight-length relationships, Fulton’s condition factor and the size structure for Prussian carp in relation to water quality from Mostiștea Lake. A positive allometric growth pattern was estimated for Carassius gibelio: TW = 0.0148TL_3.3097 (coefficient of determination R₂ = 0.9803), TW = 0.0046SL_3.4855 (R₂ = 0.977). The values for length ranged between 7.8 and 21.1 (average 11) cm for TL, 6 and 17.4 (average 8.77) cm for SL, while total weight varied from 5 to 174 (average 23.76) grams. Condition factor ranged between 1.05 and 1.86. Eustrongylides spp. and Philometroides sanguineus were also recorded. Water samples collected from three sampling points were subjected to physico-chemical characterization and based on results water was classified in quality classes. Total hardness values present very significant correlations with electrical conductivity (r=0.8814***) and pH (r=0.9183***). The determined parameters indicated that the water quality is optimal for the development of aquatic organisms.

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Written by Cristian-Bogdan CIOBANU, Gheorghe VOICU, Irina-Aura ISTRATE, Paula TUDOR, Bianca-Stefania ZABAVA

The process audit is an analysis for the operation of an equipment, to establish its performance and to make proposals for measures to increase production, decrease consumption and improve product quality. The objective of the process audit is to establish the actual state of operation for the cement grinding plant (the degree of loading with grinding bodies, the air speed in the mill, the granulation of the material at the entrance and the exit, the wear of the shields, energy consumption) and is the basis for proposing measures for optimization. The audit from a grinding plant is carried out in the following situations: upon commissioning (to record the initial condition of the equipment) after modernization/modifications of the equipment in the composition of the grinding plant whenever there are deviations from the expected performance as a routine test, at least once a year, to appreciate the real condition of the equipment. The paper presents some determinations made at a cement mill from a Romanian cement factory, the sampling method to carry out analyses and recommendations for improving production.

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Written by Gilda-Diana BUZATU, Ana Maria DODOCIOIU

In the current research, heavy metals content (Zn, Ni, Cd, Cu, Pb) was analysed in soil and corn cobs samples to determine if the soil and corn plants are polluted with these heavy metals, corroborated with the humus content, total nitrogen, mobile forms of phosphorus and potassium, soil reaction, clay, sand and silt. Soil samples were collected from 9 parcels located in the Varvor area. Varvor is situated in the SW of Dolj County, 18 km from Craiova, and positioned in the northeast part of the Desnatui Plain, on the border with the high Balacita Plain. Following the results, was found that all values obtained for these parameters are falling below the established normal values by Order 756/1997, for sensitive soils. Only concerning Cu content of the analysed soil samples, the limit value of 20 mg kg_-1 was exceeded for 6 of the 9 samples, the variation range being between 19.1-35.8 mg kg_-1. Heavy metals content in corn cobs were within the acceptable limits according to Codex Alimentarius, except for cadmium, which exceeded the limit value established by Commission Regulation no. 1881/2006.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XII
Written by Alina RĂDUȚU, Maria-Ioana VLAD-ȘANDRU

Intensive groundwater withdrawal is one of the main causes leading to land subsidence in the natural and urban environments. The overexploitation of groundwater in urban areas comes mainly in the context of rapid urbanization, expansion of industrial and agricultural activities, and in some cases, climatic changes. Sustainable urban planning and detection of potential hazards involve the use of adequate instruments such as the continuous monitoring of land subsidence. The satellite remote sensing Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry (InSAR) techniques offer the opportunity for early detection and continuous monitoring of land subsidence for wide areas, including urban centres. Considering various aspects, a review of scientific contributions where urban subsidence due to the intensive groundwater withdrawal for agricultural purposes is monitored based on InSAR techniques, is presented. As land subsidence in urban areas has a direct impact on the quality of life, the review is completed with demographic indicators assessment, followed by analysis on the dynamics of the population in some urban areas affected by land subsidence.

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Written by Mirela Alina SANDU, Ana VIRSTA, Roxana Maria MADJAR, Gina VASILE SCĂEȚEANU

Even if online and distance learning options were accessible before COVID-19 it wasn’t appreciated and incorporated properly within educational process. The unwelcomed situation created by COVID-19 pandemic it has brought a lot of uncertainties, challenges and set a milestone for online educational process. In the context of suspended face-to-face activities, teachers had to solve a great challenge: to teach online experimental activities at science disciplines. Hence, everyone had to adapt and to found in a short period of time the best solutions. If delivering theoretical aspects was easier to implement, experimental activities became quite provocative at that moment. This paper presents solutions that we found and implemented in our science classes during COVID-19 pandemic period and the new perspectives that arose from this experience. Considering that online learning represents a powerful educational solution and having in view possible future emerging situations (pandemic, extreme climatic conditions etc) that may affect face to face learning, we intend to develop and implement in our science disciplines a virtual laboratory under the name "Hybrid Environmental Engineering Laboratory for exercising practical skills".

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MONITORING OF "DEALUL MARIA" MARBLE PERIMETER, RUSCHIȚA, CARAȘ-SEVERIN COUNTY

Written by Ovidiu Marcel SÎRBU, Clara-Beatrice VÎLCEANU, Anca Maria MOSCOVICI, Alexandru-Iulian ILIESCU, Remus CHENDEȘ, Otilia-Maria ANDERCA
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5 METHODS OF DETERMINING THE CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF SHEAR STRENGTH PARAMETERS

Written by Ernest Daniel OLINIC, Tatiana OLINIC, Adrian ANDRONIC
Pages 19 to 24

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BIO-REINFORCEMENT OF SLOPES

Written by Tatiana OLINIC, Ana Maria STANCIU, Ana Cornelia BUTCARU, Vasilica LUCHIAN
Pages 25 to 30

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THE INFLUENCE OF FORESTS FROM LUNCA MUREŞULUI NATURAL PARK ON GREENHOUSE GASES LEVELS

Written by Nicolae CADAR, Diana PITAR, Carmen IACOBAN, Ilie-Cosmin CÂNTAR
Pages 31 to 37

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COMPLEX ORGANO-MINERAL FERTILIZERS BASED ON SEWAGE SLUDGE WITH MINERAL ADDITIVES AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS IN GROWING CORN FOR SILAGE IN THE FODDER CROP ROTATION CHAIN IN THE NORTHERN FOREST-STEPPE OF UKRAINE

Written by Vitaliy DYSHLYUK
Pages 38 to 43

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PREDICTIONS ABOUT SESSILE OAK FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FROM BANAT MOUNTAINS IN THE NEXT 80 YEARS

Written by Vlad CRISAN, Lucian DINCA, Virgil SCARLATESCU, Cosmin BRAGA, Gruita IENASOIU, Carmen CRISAN
Pages 44 to 51

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EMBEDDING LOW CARBON EMISSION INTO THE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

Written by Mirela-Alina SANDU, Adela-Constanta VLADASEL (PASARESCU), Adriana-Magdalena PIENARU
Pages 52 to 59

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PROCESS AUDIT AT A GRINDING PLANT (CEMENT MILL) AT A CEMENT FACTORY - A CASE STUDY IN ROMANIA

Written by Cristian-Bogdan CIOBANU, Gheorghe VOICU, Irina-Aura ISTRATE, Paula TUDOR, Bianca-Stefania ZABAVA
Pages 60 to 67

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LAND DEGRADATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE

Written by Mihai Teopent CORCHEȘ
Pages 68 to 73

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WORKS SPECIFIC TO THE INTRODUCTION OF SILVOPASTORAL SYSTEMS IN THE FOREST FUND

Written by Ghiţă Cristian CRAINIC, Florin COVACI, Nicu Cornel SBĂU, Silviu Ioan SICOE, Flavia IRIMIE (CIOFLAN), Marinela Florica BODOG, Călin Ioan IOVAN
Pages 74 to 85

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HEAVY METALS ACCUMULATION IN THE TISSUES OF THE COMMON REED (PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS)

Written by Marcel Daniel POPA, Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Stefan-Mihai PETREA, Floricel Maricel DIMA, Neculai PATRICHE, Catalina ITICESCU, Elena-Cristina OANCEA, Marilena-Florentina LACATUS
Pages 86 to 91

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SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS IN THE LOWER DANUBE RIVER WATER

Written by Valentina Andreea CALMUC, Madalina CALMUC, Maxim ARSENI, Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Alina ANTACHE, Stefania-Adelina MILEA, Catalina ITICESCU, Puiu Lucian GEORGESCU
Pages 92 to 97

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AN AUTOMATED METHOD FOR FORESTRY DETERMINATION USING A UAV LIDAR-MOUNTED PLATFORM

Written by Maxim ARSENI, Octavian ROMAN, Madalina CALMUC, Valentina-Andreea CALMUC, Adrian ROSU, Stefan-Mihai PETREA, Catalina ITICESCU, Lucian-Puiu GEORGESCU
Pages 98 to 106

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ANALYSIS REGARDING THE INCREASE IN THE RESISTANCE OF CEMENTITIOUS SELF-HEALING COMPOSITES TO THE ACTION OF MICROORGANISMS BY INDUCED PHOTOACTIVATION CAPACITY

Written by Elvira GREBENIȘAN, Andreea HEGYI, Adrian-Victor LĂZĂRESCU
Pages 107 to 117

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MANAGEMENT OF MANURE

Written by Paula COJOCARU, Gabriela BIALI
Pages 118 to 123

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STUDY OF AIR POLLUTION LEVEL IN AN URBAN AREA USING LOW-COST SENSOR SYSTEM ONBOARD MOBILE PLATFORM

Written by Adrian ROSU, Maxim ARSENI, Daniel-Eduard CONSTANTIN, Bogdan ROSU, Stefan-Mihai PETREA, Mirela VOICULESCU, Catalina ITICESCU, Lucian-Puiu GEORGESCU
Pages 124 to 133

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THE IMPACT OF LOGGING ACTIVITY ON RESIDUAL TREES - A CASE STUDY FROM SOUTHWEST ROMANIA

Written by Ilie-Cosmin CÂNTAR, Nicolae CADAR, Cătălin-Ionel CIONTU
Pages 134 to 141

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THE RISK ASSESSMENT FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PETROLEUM PRODUCT STORAGE & DISTRIBUTION SITE

Written by Ana Maria PETRUTA, Dragoș DRĂCEA
Pages 142 to 149

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MACHINE LEARNING-BASED MODELING FRAMEWORK FOR IMPROVING ROMANIAN RESILIENCE STRATEGY TO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN RELATION TO VISEGRAD GROUP

Written by Stefan-Mihai PETREA, Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Alina ANTACHE, Aurelia NICA, Cristina ANTOHI, Dragos Sebastian CRISTEA, Maxim ARSENI, Madalina CALMUC, Catalina ITICESCU
Pages 150 to 157

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PREDICTION MODELS FOR IMPROVING WASTE DECISION SUPPORT MANAGEMENT IN ROMANIA IN ASSOCIATION WITH V4 MEMBER COUNTRIES

Written by Stefan-Mihai PETREA, Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Alina ANTACHE, Aurelia NICA, Cristina ANTOHI, Dragos Sebastian CRISTEA, Adrian ROȘU, Valentina CALMUC, Bogdan ROȘU
Pages 158 to 166

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DATA COLLECTION IN THE WILD: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

Written by Peter UDVARDY, Levente DIMEN, Gergely VAKULYA
Pages 167 to 175

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ADAPTATION STRATEGIES TO CLIMATE CHANGE WITH SUSTAINABLE IRRIGATION

Written by Öner ÇETİN, Kıvanç Hayri DOĞANAY, Jovana BEZDAN
Pages 176 to 180

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THE SOIL FERTILITY IMPROVEMENT OF THE MARGINAL LANDS DEPENDING ON KIND OF AMENDMENTS

Written by Mykola KHARYTONOV, Mykhailo BABENKO, Nadia MARTYNOVA
Pages 181 to 186

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THE POSSIBILITY OF ESTABLISHING A GOJI CULTURE AND ITS EFFICIENCY THROUGH ADAPTATION TO THE PEDOCLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF GORJ COUNTY

Written by Irina-Ramona PECINGINA, Roxana-Gabriela POPA
Pages 187 to 193

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ARE THERE OPPORTUNITIES OF USING SOLAR ENERGY IN IRRIGATION SYSTEMS?

Written by Dragoș DRĂCEA, Augustina Sandina TRONAC, Sebastian MUSTAȚĂ
Pages 194 to 198

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SPATIAL DATA RESULTING FROM THE AUTOMATION OF THE PERMANENT SEISMIC MONITORING SYSTEM

Written by Claudiu-Sorin DRAGOMIR, Iolanda-Gabriela CRAIFALEANU, Daniela DOBRE, Emil-Sever GEORGESCU
Pages 199 to 204

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ANALYSIS OF SEISMIC DATA FROM MODERATE INTENSITY EVENT OF 2022.11.03 RECORDED ON INSTRUMENTED STRUCTURES

Written by Stefan Florin BALAN, Bogdan Felix APOSTOL, Anton DANET
Pages 205 to 214

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THE STATE AND BEHAVIOR OF SOME FORESTRY CULTURES INSTALLED ON DEGRADED LANDS IN THE FOREST-STEPPE SITE

Written by Cristinel CONSTANDACHE, Ciprian TUDOR, Laurenţiu POPOVICI, Vlad RADU
Pages 215 to 223

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THE PARTICULARITIES OF THE ECOLOGICAL REHABILITATION WORKS OF THE SESSILE OAK STANDS (Quercus petraea (Matt.) Liebl.), FROM THE SEED RESERVE

Written by Ghiţă Cristian CRAINIC, Silviu Ioan SICOE, Flavius IRIMIE, Flavia IRIMIE (CIOFLAN), Călin Ioan IOVAN, Marinela Florica BODOG
Pages 224 to 235

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SEISMO-ARCHAEOLOGY IN ROMANIA: THE ANCIENT EARTHQUAKES AS A PATH TO FUTURE KNOWLEDGE

Written by Emil-Sever GEORGESCU
Pages 236 to 244

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ASSESSMENT OF THE SAFETY OF URBAN GREEN AREAS USING GIS

Written by Peter UDVARDY, Levente DIMEN, Tudor BORSAN
Pages 245 to 250

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IMPROVING THE SYSTEM OF LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT AND SIGNALING, IDENTIFICATION, CLASSIFICATION OF NONCOMPLIANCE IN THE WATER BOTTLING INDUSTRY

Written by Maria POPA, Mirel GLEVITZKY, Gabriela-Alina DUMITREL, Dorin POPA, Ana VIRSTA
Pages 251 to 257

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STATUS, PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS CONCERNING SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT IN BULGARIA

Written by Krasya KOLCHEVA, Marian VARBANOV, Kristina GARTSIYANOVA
Pages 258 to 266

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DRAMATIC REDUCTION OF THE WATER AND SEDIMENT FLUXES IN A HUMAN MODIFIED MEANDERING ECOSYSTEM FROM THE DANUBE DELTA, ROMANIA

Written by Florin DUŢU, Laura TIRON DUŢU, Irina CATIANIS
Pages 267 to 274

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EFFICIENCY OF A RADIAL PRIMARY CLARIFIER FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER

Written by Bianca-Ștefania ZĂBAVĂ, Gheorghe VOICU, Gabriel-Alexandru CONSTANTIN, Paula TUDOR, Sorin CĂNĂNĂU
Pages 275 to 280

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THE EFFICIENCY OF HYDROTECHNICAL WORKS IN THE GURGHIU HYDROGRAPHIC BASIN

Written by Iulia Diana ARION, Felix ARION, Irina Maria MORAR
Pages 281 to 289

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HEAVY METALS ACCUMULATION IN PROCESSED FISH PRODUCTS AND RISK ASSESSMENT ANALYSIS ON HUMAN HEALTH

Written by Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Alina ANTACHE, Madalina CALMUC, Nina CONDURACHE, Miruna CODREANU, Adeline MILEA, Catalina ITICESCU, Puiu-Lucian GEORGESCU
Pages 290 to 295

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EVALUATION OF HEAVY METALS CONCENTRATIONS IN THE BLACK SEA TURBOT AND ELEMENTS CORRELATION ANALYSIS

Written by Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Valentina CALMUC, Stefan-Mihai PETREA, Alina ANTACHE, Aurelia NICA, Catalina ITICESCU, Puiu-Lucian GEORGESCU, Victor CRISTEA
Pages 296 to 302

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STUDY ON MICROPLASTICS OCCURRENCE IN THE LOWER DANUBE RIVER WATER

Written by Madalina CALMUC, Valentina Andreea CALMUC, Nina Nicoleta CONDURACHE, Maxim ARSENI, Ira-Adeline SIMIONOV, Mihaela TIMOFTI, Puiu-Lucian GEORGESCU, Catalina ITICESCU
Pages 303 to 308

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PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE WATER QUALITY, ICHTHYOFAUNA AND BIOMETRIC INDICES FOR PRUSSIAN CARP FROM IEZERUL MOSTIȘTEA LAKE, ROMANIA

Written by Mala-Maria STAVRESCU-BEDIVAN, Mirela Alina SANDU, Gina VASILE SCĂEȚEANU, Ana VIRSTA, Roxana Maria MADJAR, Ștefania BAICU
Pages 309 to 319

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HEAVY METAL ACCUMULATION AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ESSENTIAL OILS OF COSTMARY (TANACETUM BALSAMITA L.) CULTIVATED ON HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATED SOILS

Written by Maria IHTYAROVA, Violina ANGELOVA
Pages 320 to 329

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USE OF WASTE SLUDGE IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE QUALITY OF SOILS CONTAMINATED WITH PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

Written by Cristian Mugurel IORGA, Maria Cătălina ŢOPA, Mihaela Marilena STANCU
Pages 330 to 335

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RESEARCH ON THE HEAVY METALS CONTENT IN SOILS FROM VARVOR LOCALITY, DOLJ COUNTY

Written by Gilda-Diana BUZATU, Ana Maria DODOCIOIU
Pages 336 to 341

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AIR EMISSIONS INVENTORY FROM A ROMANIAN CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS FACTORY

Written by Patricia MOCANU, Veronica IVANESCU, Mirela Alina SANDU
Pages 342 to 348

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EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF GREEN SPACE IN THE PROCESS OF REDUCING URBAN NOISE, ON THE TRANSVERSAL PROFILES OF TRAFFIC ROADS

Written by Marta Cristina ZAHARIA, Gabriela VOLOACA
Pages 349 to 357

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MODERN AND PRECISE SOLUTIONS FOR MAKING ORTHOPHOTOS WITH THE TOPOGRAPHIC DRONE, NECESSARY FOR OBSTACLE STUDIES

Written by Alin CROITORU, Nicolae Ion BABUCA, Jenica CĂLINA, Aurel CĂLINA, Gabriel BĂDESCU
Pages 358 to 363

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COMPARATIVE STUDY ON DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING FOR 3D MODELING

Written by Laurențiu BUDĂU, Simon PESCARI, Remus CHENDEȘ, Clara-Beatrice VÎLCEANU, Sorin HERBAN
Pages 364 to 370

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GIS FACILITIES FOR THE AUTOMATION OF CADASTRAL DOCUMENTATIONS

Written by Cornel Cristian TEREŞNEU, Cristian Samuel TEREŞNEU
Pages 371 to 376

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APPLICATION OF GIS IN MANAGING THE AGGREGATE COMPOSITION OF THE SOIL WITH A NEW ACTIVE WORKING BODY FOR SURFACE TREATMENT

Written by Petya GENKOVA, Vera STEFANOVA, Manol DALLEV
Pages 377 to 382

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EARTH OBSERVATION TECHNIQUES APPLIED FOR LAND WASTE DETECTION AND MONITORING

Written by George BOLDEANU, Mihaela GHEORGHE, Cristian MOISE, Iulia DANA NEGULA, Georgeta TUDOR
Pages 383 to 388

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STUDIES OF BONITATION AND LAND EVALUATION IN MURFATLAR, CONSTANTA COUNTY, ROMANIA, USING GIS TECHNIQUES

Written by Anca-Roxana STRUGARIU
Pages 389 to 395

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AN ANALYSIS OF THE EVAPOTRANSPIRATION IN THE ARGES RIVER BASIN USING MODIS MOD16A2

Written by Adrian FILIP, Stefano CASADEI, Nicolae PETRESCU, Daniel DUNEA
Pages 396 to 404

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NOISE POLLUTION: A GIS-BASED APPROACH TO MAPPING AND ASSESSMENT

Written by Cristina Elena MIHALACHE, Bogdan ERGHELEGIU, Mirela Alina SANDU
Pages 405 to 414

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SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAMMETRIC PRODUCTS USING DIRECT GEOREFERENCING, LIDAR DATA AND PRECISE TRANSFORMATIONS

Written by Daniel ILIE, Constantin MOLDOVEANU, Octavian Laurentiu BALOTA
Pages 415 to 428

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DIGITAL CONSERVATION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS USING A UAV SYSTEM CONFIGURED FOR LATERAL SCANNING AND IMAGES, COMBINED WITH A HYBRID PROCESSING METHOD

Written by Daniel ILIE, Constantin MOLDOVEANU, Octavian Laurentiu BALOTA
Pages 429 to 441

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SAR-BASED SUBSIDENCE MONITORING IN URBAN AREAS DUE TO GROUNDWATER WITHDRAWAL FOR AGRICULTURE: A REVIEW WITH DEMOGRAFIC INDICATORS ASSESSMENT

Written by Alina RĂDUȚU, Maria-Ioana VLAD-ȘANDRU
Pages 442 to 457

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MONITORING THE VEGETATION STATE IN OLTENIA PLAIN, USING COPERNICUS LAND PRODUCTS

Written by Denis MIHAILESCU, Sorin Mihai CIMPEANU
Pages 458 to 466

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EXTREME AGROCLIMATIC INDICATORS PROJECTION UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE IN OLTENIA PLANE

Written by Denis MIHAILESCU, Mihaela CAIAN, Sorin Mihai CIMPEANU
Pages 467 to 478

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ASSESSMENT OF THE EUROPEAN GROUND MOTION SERVICE ORTHO PRODUCTS FOR LANDFILL SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATION

Written by Iulia DANA NEGULA, Cristian MOISE, Florina DEDIU, Mihaela GHEORGHE, Georgeta TUDOR, Umut Güneș SEFERCIK
Pages 479 to 488

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AN OPTIMIZATION MODEL FOR THE DELIVERY OF PLANTS TO NURSERIES

Written by Velika KUNEVA, Manol DALLEV
Pages 489 to 494

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SCENARIO-BASED ON LEARNING ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO PROVIDE INTERACTIVE EXPERIMENTAL LAB AT SCIENCE DISCIPLINES

Written by Mirela Alina SANDU, Ana VIRSTA, Roxana Maria MADJAR, Gina VASILE SCĂEȚEANU
Pages 495 to 504

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COMPARISON STUDY BETWEEN A CONCRETE FRAME STRUCTURE AND A MASONRY STRUCTURE FOR A FIVE-STOREY BUILDING

Written by Mircea Răzvan MEREA, Simon Alexandru PESCARI, Valeriu-Augustin STOIAN, Clara-Beatrice VÎLCEANU
Pages 505 to 510

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COMPARISON STUDY BETWEEN A PITCHED ROOF AND A FLAT ROOF FOR A 2-STOREY HOUSE

Written by Alexandru Florin PITROACA, Simon Alexandru PESCARI, Valeriu-Augustin STOIAN, Clara-Beatrice VÎLCEANU
Pages 511 to 515

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DIFFERENTIALS AND APPLICATIONS TO FUNCTION APPROXIMATIONS

Written by Cosmin-Constantin NIŢU
Pages 516 to 521

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ASSESSING CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN SOILS FROM HIGH NATURAL VALUE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS FROM CARAS-SEVERIN COUNTY

Written by Gabi Mirela MATEI, Sorin MATEI, Monica DUMITRASCU, Victoria MOCANU
Pages 522 to 529

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XII
Written by Emil-Sever GEORGESCU

The earliest chronological data on seismic events in the history of Romania date from the 10th century, but the data on strong earthquakes from the intermediate depth source Vrancea are limited to the 19th and 20th centuries. To compensate for this gap, we can turn to seismic archaeology or archaeoseismology, an interdisciplinary science based on archaeological and engineering methods and data. In this context, we present data for the initiation of the study of the possible impact and seismic damage to sites and settlements, castra, forts and Roman vallums in Dacia. These were located in seismic zones of southeastern Dacia/Moesia Inferior, southwestern Dacia - Dacia Malvensis. Of interest is the line of forts on the Limes Alutanus and Limes Transalutanus, the Danubian Limes - in Dacia Malvensis, as well as in Moesia (beyond the Danube), areas exposed to strong accelerations of 0.20-0.25 g. As a result, the research should prove the years of impact and damage or destruction of some constructions by earthquakes, so that we have an extended basis for future hazard and seismic risk assessments.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XII
Written by Claudiu-Sorin DRAGOMIR, Iolanda-Gabriela CRAIFALEANU, Daniela DOBRE, Emil-Sever GEORGESCU

The stations from the INCD URBAN-INCERC network are distributed throughout the country, including Bucharest, and are located either in free-field conditions, in small buildings, in medium-height buildings or in boreholes. The interactive map representation of the seismic stations and the automatic monitoring of their operation, based on the analysis of received data, are currently carried out with the SeisComP software. The paper exemplifies, as performance benchmarks, some data processing obtained in 2022 within the permanent seismic monitoring system.

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