In the Network of Paths Stjepan Špalj; Tea Rosić
Kartografija i geoinformacije,
06/2019, Volume:
18, Issue:
31
Journal Article
Open access
A notable event in the Crikvenica Town Museum last year was the exhibition "In the Network of Paths", which presented old paths, trails and roads of Vinodol. The exhibition lasted from July 17, 2018 ...to February 28, 2019, and it is currently situated in the Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral Rijeka, where it will remain until the first half of August. The exhibition's creators and authors of the catalogue are archaeologist Tea Rosić and historian Stjepan Špalj.
The hotel architecture around the Kvarner bay represents a specific Austro-Hungarian response to the Riviera phenomenon, made possible by the railway connections to the continental capitals of the ...Empire with the port of Rijeka. Through a detailed comparison between different investments and realisations, the article explores the ways of dealing with the hotellerie in the coastal area administratively divided between Austria, Hungary and Croatia in the last decades of the 19th century and the years leading to WWI.
Tourism industries often create negative impacts on the environment, society, culture, and sometimes even on the economy. However, few countries are using economic, regulatory or institutional policy ...instruments for tourism management. This paper explores the potential use of eight such instruments for managing more sustainable tourism in the coastal town of Crikvenica, Croatia. First, the dominant negative impacts of tourism in Crikvenica are identified and indicators are developed in order to measure such impacts. Second, the policy instruments are assessed based on three criteria: (1) their effectiveness in mitigating the previously identified impacts and hence in improving the sustainability of tourism (2) their acceptability to stakeholders (3) their economic and technical feasibility. The paper concludes that there is a great deal of scope for the use of such policy instruments in tourism management. Nevertheless, not every instrument examined satisfies all three criteria. For instance, financial incentives (e.g. subsidies) are seen as effective and highly acceptable but economically unfeasible.
Rad prikazuje određivanje lokalnoga plavog vodnog otiska na otocima Cresu i Lošinju (Sjeverni Jadran, Republika Hrvatska). U radu je u obliku studije slučaja izdvojeno opterećenje okoliša crpljenjem ...vode iz Vranskog jezera za potrebe stanovništva i gospodarstva prisutnog na cresko-lošinjskom otočju. Hipoteza na kojoj se zasniva rad tvrdi kako je lokalni plavi vodni otisak dominantno pod utjecajem turizma i pokazuje godišnje oscilacije usko povezane s brojem turista i nerezidenata na otocima. U opterećenju okoliša izdvojeni su lokalni plavi vodni otisci rezidentnoga stanovništva kao i otisak nerezidenata i turista na otocima. Za provjeru i usporedbu rezultati za otoke Cres i Lošinj stavljeni su u odnos sa sličnim turističkim regijama na području Hrvatske (Crikvenica) i Španjolske (Mallorca). Rad na teorijskoj razini aktualizira izdvajanje parcijalnih turističkih otisaka, dok na praktičnoj razini donosi izračun lokalnoga plavog vodnog otisaka kao podloge za kreiranje održivih razvojnih strategija i prostornih planova utemeljenih na stvarnim utjecajima ljudskoga djelovanja na okoliš.
The study analyses the precipitation variability in Hvar and Crikvenica in the period from 1931 to 1990. These stations have a maritime type of the annual course of precipitation. The minimum value ...of the precipitation variability in Hvar is in autumn, in November, while the secondary minimum of the variability is in spring, in April. The primary maximum of variability is in summer, most often in July, while the secondary maximum is in March. In Crikvenica the minimum values of the precipitation variability in April and November are even, and the same is true for the maximum values of the variability in September and March. The value of the annual precipitation variability is higher in Crikvenica than in Hvar although Crikvenica has higher amount of precipitation. The location of the stations included in this research is relevant. In Crikvenica the variability is higher in autumn and winter. Monthly values of the mean relative variability coincide in the cold part of the year when the variability is only slightly higher in Crikvenica, while in the warm part of the year, with the exception of September, the variability in Hvar is significantly higher.
U radu se prikazuju rezultati terenskoga istraživanja prijedloga koji pokrivaju
značenje ‘s, od; iz’ te u tom značenju stoje uz riječi koje se sklanjaju u
genitivu i značenje ‘(zajedno) s; pomoću’ te ...u tom značenju stoje uz riječi
koje se sklanjaju u instrumentalu u mjesnim govorima Crikvenice i Grižana.
Rad je zamišljen kao dopuna utvrđenomu temeljnom inventaru prijedloga z u
ekavskom dijalektu čakavskoga narječja (Miloš 2016), posebice primorskoga
podijalekta i opisanoj distribuciji prijedloga uz padeže u rečenici te kao začetak
sličnoga istraživanja u teritorijalno bliskim govorima sjevernočakavskoga
ikavsko-ekavskog dijalekta. Crikvenički govor pokazuje inovativnost u
smjeru standardnojezičnih prijedloga iz, s i sa, a pri njihovoj uporabi zadržava
stare čakavske morfološke nastavke. Griški govor pokazuje konzervativno
stanje prijedloga z, a u svojim inovacijama pribjegava staromu čakavskom
prijedlogu zi (i u slučajevima koji u literaturi još nisu zabilježeni – uz riječi u
instrumentalu).
The paper presents the results of research of declension of feminine nouns of the vernacular of Crikvenica. The alternative endings in the genitive singular and nominative, accusative plural are ...governed by the stem-final consonant: if it is a palatal consonant, the ending -e is used, and if it is a non-palatal consonant, the ending -i is used. The research was conducted by two methods. On the one hand is a method that belongs to traditional dialectological research (using targeted questionnaires), while on the other hand a method that belongs to sociolinguistic quantitative research based on the approach to the Labov’s (and his sociolinguistic heritage) study of language changes and variability in language. The results of both studies yielded similar results: a) older informants mostly kept palatal and non palatal variant declension of feminine nouns in all three cases; b) predominance of palatal variant in all three cases is visible in all informants born in and after the 50’s of 20’th century with sporadic, random appearances of non palatal variant.
The paper presents the results of research of declension of feminine nouns of the vernacular of Crikvenica. The alternative endings in the genitive singular and nominative, accusative plural are ...governed by the stem-final consonant: if it is a palatal consonant, the ending -e is used, and if it is a non-palatal consonant, the ending -i is used. The research was conducted by two methods. On the one hand is a method that belongs to traditional dialectological research (using targeted questionnaires), while on the other hand a method that belongs to sociolinguistic quantitative research based on the approach to the Labov’s (and his sociolinguistic heritage) study of language changes and variability in language. The results of both studies yielded similar results: a) older informants mostly kept palatal and non palatal variant declension of feminine nouns in all three cases; b) predominance of palatal variant in all three cases is visible in all informants born in and after the 50’s of 20’th century with sporadic, random appearances of non palatal variant.
In the last few years, archaeological excavations have been carried out in Crikvenica. Remains of ceramic kilns, walls and a large amount of residual ceramics were found at the site, by the auxiliary ...soccer field. These findings confirmed the assumptions of the existence of a large manufacture. Furthermore, it is also assumed that the Roman settlement Ad Turres, which is marked on the famous Tabula Peutingeriana was precisely at this location. The paper describes in detail the GIS of the archaeological site. First, the required data were collected. While the archaeologists were excavating (attribute data), the authors were surveying the field. Tacheometric and photogrammetric method (positional data) were applied in order to survey details. Data for about 400 archaeological findings can be found in the GIS database. There is a presentation of possibilities of analyzing special findings (artefacts) according to height and type.