Hidrológiai Közlöny 2007 (87. évfolyam)

6. szám - XLVIII. Hidrobiológus Napok: Európai elvárások és a hazai hidrobiológia Tihany, 2006. október 4–6.

152 HIDROLÓGIAI KÖZLÖNY 2007. 87. ÉVF. 6. SZ. FdtaB-terti-hJ.í Hü® ES'i B 1"* 6 3 S\S: B2 EvE]B3 mm J3 ^010 ^013 SC8 pi IÜR2 UH Rí gg j R2 OÖO' R3 inni oo I JJJTljíOIIJ . v' U.'U.Ü UM.',' WM 36 III T1 Ifnfi] 12 «TB HÜ Él LB L0 5. kép. A Foltos-kerti-hullámtér-öblözet 2005. évi állapotát tükröző, Á-NÉR kategóriák alapján készült élőhelytérképe The change of the natural state of the active floodplain area Foltos-kerti-hullámtéröblözet until 61 years Varga, K.', Tóthmérész, B.', Dévai, Gy. 2 'Department of Ecology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Debrecen, Egyetem tér 1, H-4032. Debrecen department of Hydrobiology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Debrecen, Egyetem tér 1, H-403. Debrecen Abstract: A part of the active floodplain on the Upper-Tisza-Region (Foltos-kerti-hullámtéröblözet, NE-Hungary) was studied in 2004 with the Hungarian National General Habitat Classification System ("A-NER"), to assess the natural state of the area. We ana­lysed aerial photographs of these areas from four years (1944, 1995, 2000, 2005) with ArcWiew 3.2. To compare the present and former conditions we had to create a new category-system. We found that the aspect of this area have changed strongly. In 1944 more than 27 % of the area was covered with woodforest. Parallel with the loss of a considerable part of arable lands, the extension of economic forests increased. The percentage of arable lands was largest in 1944 (29,3 %). The ratios of the different habitats in 2005 were: close-to-nature habitats 38 %, agricultural and degraded habitats 6 %, secondary habitats 33 % and eco­nomic forests 23 %. Keywords: Upper-Tisza-Region, active floodplain, habitat mapping, ArcWiew, Hungarian National General Habitat Classification System ("Á-NÉR").

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