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Ker smo bili prepričani, da bi vas v zimskem času zanimalo nekaj iz zimskega športa vaših vrstnikov, smo se to ...pot odločili za smučarske skoke pionirjev iz Šoštanja, ki so nam poslali ponudbo, da bi radi posneli svoje tekmovanje. Takole so med drugim napisali v svojem pismu - »Razredna skupnost osmega razreda Osnovne šole v Šoštanju nima nobenih izkušenj pri snemanju filma, pa tudi lastne kamere nimamo. Sami pa bi verjetno znali napisati scenarij pa tudi posneli bi film, če bi nam dali na voljo filmsko kamero.« Pismo je bilo potem še precej dolgo, toda vsega vam ne morem prebrati, ker nas čas vedno preganja. Povem vam lahko samo to, da smo bili s scenarijem zadovoljni in da so šoštanjski pionirji posneli film.Tudi zadnjo soboto, ko se je filmska ekipa osmega razreda osnovne šole v Šoštanju napotila na snemanje smučarskih sposobnostih svojih tovarišev je bila temperatura precej pod ničlo. Toda to jih ni motilo, da ne bi zagazili v dokaj debelo snežno odejo, ki je pokrivala pokrajino.Njihovi šolski prijatelji so se že pripravljali na tekmovanje v smučarskih skokih. Najprej je bilo treba pripraviti vse potrebno da bo doskočišče čim bolj varno. Uredili so progo, steptali sneg in varno pripravili odskočno mizo. Vsak dober smučar mora zelo skrbno pripraviti tudi smuč, saj je od tega često odvisen uspeh. Tega se zavedajo tudi pionirji, ki so jih pred tekmovanjem skrbno pregledali in seveda tudi namazali.Tako, vse je pripravljeno in zdaj moramo počakati samo še na starterjev znak in prvi tekmovalec se bo spustil navzdol. Da, samo še trenutek, dva. Med mladimi skakalci so se najbolj izkazali Darko Menih, Martin Kumer in Rudolf Kurnik. Seveda vsi ostali niso bili tako spretni in nekajkrat smo bili priča, kako je kateri od pionirjev padel in se zakotalil po strmini. Toda vse se je srečno končalo in nikogar ni bilo treba odpeljati k zdravniku ali v bolnico z zlomljeno roko ali nogo. No pravkar lahko vidite Rudolfa Kurnika, ki je pionirski prvak v smučarskih skokih za celjski okraj. To pot je skočil enkrat 14 in drugič 13 metrov.Tekmovanje je bilo tega dne končano. Zanimivo pa je še to, da so pionirji osnovne šole Šoštanj priredili letos celo vrsto takih tekmovanj v skokih, smuku in slalomu in da je med njimi res precej dobrih smučarjev. Upajmo, da so med njimi tudi bodoči Janezi Polde, Šlibarji, Pečarji in tako dalje. Mi vsi jim to vsekakor želimo.Šoštanjski pionirji na smučarskem tečaju; teptajo sneg, pripravijo skakalnico, skačejo, znak stop, ki označuje konec smučišča.- Information:- A skiing course and ski jumps by pupils from the Šoštanj Primary School.- Original language summary:
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U radu se opisuje upotreba mikroarmiranog morta s vlaknima od propilena pri sanaciji plašta dimnjaka termoelektrane Šoštanj u Sloveniji. Prikazana je analiza kvalitete ugrađenog mikroarmiranog morta ...uzimajući u obzir različite uvjete pripreme, ugradnje i njege. Uspoređeni su rezultati ispitivanja fizikalno-mehaničkih svojstava uzoraka uzetih s građevine s uzorcima izrađenim u laboratoriju. Autori zaključuju da je za mortove s dodatkom polimera nužna kratkotrajna mokra njega.
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When studying the development of different geomorphic processes, floods, glaciers or even cultural heritage through time, one cannot rely only on regular photogrammetrical procedures and metrical ...images. In a majority of cases the only available images are the archive images with unknown parameters of interior orientation showing the object of interest in oblique view. With the help of modern high resolution digital elevation models derived from aerial or terrestrial laser scanning (lidar) or from photogrammetric stereo-images by automatic image-matching techniques even single nonmetric high or low oblique image from the past can be applied in the monoplotting procedure to enable 3D-data extraction of changes through time. The first step of the monoplotting procedure is the orientation of an image in the space by the help of digital elevation model (DEM). When using oblique images tie points between an image and DEM are usually too sparse to enable automatic exterior orientation, still the manual interactive orientation using common features can resolve such shortages. The manual interactive orientation can be very time consuming. Therefore, before the start of the manual interactive orientation one should be certain if one can expect useful results from the chosen image. But how to decide which image has the highest mapping potential before we introduce a certain oblique image in orientation procedure? The test examples presented in this paper enable guidance for the use of monoplotting method for different geoscience applications. The most important factors are the resolution of digital elevation model (the best are the lidar derived ones), the presence of appropriate common features and the incidence angle of the oblique images (low oblique images or almost vertical aerial images are better). First the very oblique example of riverbank erosion on Dragonja river, Slovenija, is presented. Than the test example of September 2010 floods on Ljubljana moor is discussed. Finally, case study from November 2012 floods is presented. During November 2012 floods an initiative was launched to gather as much non-metrical images of floods as possible from casual observers (volunteered image gathering). From all gathered images the guidelines presented before helped to pick out 21% images which were used for monoplotting.
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