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Cartina Escursionista Estate 2021
Diese Karte ist nicht maßstabsgerecht und ersetzt keine Wanderkarte! Questa cartina non è in scala e non sostituisce la cartina topografica! This map is not drawn to scale and does not substitute a topographic one! Langkofel Plattkofel Ski Area Sellagruppe Sasso Lungo Sasso Piatto Marmolada Pala Kesselkogel Vajolettürme Rosengarten SEISER ALM Gruppe del Sella 3.181 m 2.955 m 3.343 m Pale di S. Martino Antermoia Torri del Vajolet Catinaccio ALPE DI SIUSI 3.152 m 3.192 m 3.002 m 2.821 m 2.981 m Civetta VAL GARDENA Geisler / Odle Piz Duleda Cirgruppe / Grupp del Cir 3.220 m Rotwand 3.025 m 2.900 m 2.592 m Roda di Vael 2.806 m Gartlhütte Rif. Re Alberto Peitlerkofel / Sass De Putia 2.621 m 2.875 m 159 Santnerpasshütte Rifugio Passo Santner Vajolonpass 2.734 m Passo Vajolon DANTERCËPIES Tschagerjoch 2.300 m Laurinswand Passo delle Malga Croda di Re Laurino Coronelle PIZ SELLA SELLAJOCH Plattkofel GRÖDNER JOCH CIAMPINOI PASSO SELLA Alm PASSO GARDENA 2.284 m 2.254 m 55 Plattkofelhütte SKI 44 Rifugio Sasso Piatto Naturpark Grasleiten 550 Rifugio 542 Schlern-Rosengarten Tierser Alpl Molignon Karer Pass SEASON 4- Parco Naturale Alpe di Tires Bergamo Passo 594 Pass 551 Christomannos Denkmal SOCHERS Sciliar-Catinaccio 2.441 m 2.598 m 153 549 Costa Lunga 526 Monumento a Christomannos Dezember 527 43 9 - April Murmeltier 42 COL RAISER Rosengartenhütte 29 (Kölnerhütte) Rifugio 2.106 m Williams Rif. Fronza alle Coronelle 552 Paolinahütte Zallinger ROSSZÄHNE Bärenloch 7 549 SECEDA 28 7 4 Angelwiesen 2.339 m WOLKENSTEIN MONT DENTI DI TERRAROSSA Buco dell’orso 2.518 m DE SËURA Naturdenkmal 3A Prati Angola Schwefelquelle Mahlknecht 2.657 m SELVA CUNFIN Monumento naturale Molignon TSCHAMINTAL 7 Sorgente di zolfo 31 2045 m VALLE DI CIAMIN Haniger 11 1.563 m 9 155 6A 1 5 Hexenquellen 8 2 3 7A Messner 9 RASCHÖTZ 531 Sorgenti delle streghe Joch RASCIESA Witches’ spring MONTE 7a Rechter 156 2.103 m 27 Leger Naturpark PANA Schlern-Rosengarten 1 Tirler Almrosen Plafötsch M. -
Dolomiten Dolomiti Dolomites
Reinhold Messner Dolomiten Dolomiti Dolomites Die schönsten Berge der Welt – UNESCO Welterbe Dolomites Le montagne più belle del mondo – Patrimonio mondiale UNESCO The most beautiful mountains in the world – UNESCO World Heritage Site athesia-tappeiner.com9,90 € (I/D/A) Dolomiti Dolomiten Reinhold Messner Umschlag-Titelseite: Oben links: der Schlern | Oben Mitte: der Rosengarten | Oben rechts: das Ranuikirchlein und die Geislerspitzen Unten links: der Langkofel | Unten Mitte: der Sellastock | Unten rechts: die Drei Zinnen Umschlag-Rückseite: Oben links: die Brentagruppe | Oben Mitte: der Monte Agnèr | Oben rechts: der Heiligkreuzkofel Unten links: der Lago di Coldai und Monte Pelmo | Unten Mitte: die Marmolata | Unten rechts: der Monte Cristallo Foto di copertina: In alto a sinistra: lo Sciliar | In alto al centro: il Catinaccio | In alto a destra: la chiesetta di Ranui e le Odle In basso a sinistra: il Sassolungo | In basso al centro: il Gruppo di Sella | In basso a destra: le Tre Cime di Lavaredo Retrocopertina: In alto a sinistra: il Gruppo di Brenta | In alto al centro: il Monte Agnèr | In alto a destra: il Sasso di Santa Croce In basso a sinistra: il Lago di Coldai e il Monte Pelmo | In basso al centro: la Marmolada | In basso a destra: il Monte Cristallo Cover photos Top left: the Schlern | Top centre: the Rosengarten | Top right: Ranui chapel and the Geislerspitzen Bottom left: the Langkofel group | Bottom centre: the Sella massif | Bottom right: the Drei Zinnen Back cover: Top left: the Brenta group | Top centre: the Monte Agnèr | Top right: the Heiligkreuzkofel Bottom left: the Monte Pelmo with Lake Coldai | Bottom centre: the Marmolada | Bottom right: the Monte Cristallo Die vergletscherte Nordseite der Marmolata Il versante nord della Marmolada coperto di ghiaccio The glaciated north side of the Marmolada Inhalt | Indice | Content Dolomiten UNESCO Welterbe | Dolomiti Patrimonio mondiale UNESCO | Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site . -
Alpe Di Siusi Magazine
Winter 2018/19 ALPE Alpe di Siusi Magazine CASTELROTTO · SIUSI ALLO SCILIAR · FIÈ ALLO SCILIAR · ALPE DI SIUSI · TIRES AL CATINACCIO Memory A path for Hans and Paula Steger Ascent 80 years ski resort Ice Climbing during winter zallinger.com Has time come to a standstill here? OR ARE WE JUST A STEP AHEAD? ZALLINGER MOUNTAIN HOLIDAYS AND RESTAURANT Original cuisine and fabulous sun terrace with breathtaking views. Alpe di Siusi, 2,054 m – We can't wait to see you! com, Foto: BP. - Benno Prenn BP. Foto: com, ARKENFEE. © www.M Florian lift SLOPE NO. 34 or TRAIL NO. 9 (6 mins) HOW DO I GET THERE? Saltria 74 Hotel Tirler – TRAIL NO. 9 (1 hr and 15 mins.) Editorial & Contents Photo: Helmuth Rier Helmuth Photo: Dear guests! Winter wonderland and Christ- along a very special winter hiking to important information on pub- Page 4 mas magic, culture and cuisine, trail on the Alpe di Siusi and the lic and private services and hand- 80 years moving to the top: the sledge-lift “Slittovia” skiing and snowboarding, snow- fascinating world of ice climbing craft companies, we also offer a Page 6 shoeing, cross-country skiing, will certainly surprise you. number of valuable tips on the A trip back over the past romantic horse-drawn sleigh best restaurants, inns and meet- 80 years: Motorised ascent rides, winter paragliding and ice The story of Dr. Eduard Egarter ing places and the many and var- Page 10 skating, mountain magic and al- Vigl, famed around the world as ied shopping opportunities in the In memory of love pine wellness - the Alpe di Siusi Ötzi’s “personal physician,” il- villages. -
Mappa Panoramica Alpe Di Siusi
Diese Karte ist nicht maßstabsgerecht und ersetzt keine Wanderkarte! Questa cartina non è in scala e non sostituisce la cartina topografica! This map is not drawn to scale and does not substitute a topographic one! Peitlerkofel Geislergruppe Piz Cirgruppe Sellagruppe Langkofel Plattkofel Marmolada Palagruppe Kesselkogel Vajolettürme Rosengarten Civetta Rotwand Sass De Putia 2.875 m Gruppo delle Odle Duleda Gruppo del Cir Gruppo del Sella Sasso Lungo Sasso Piatto 3.343 m Pale di S. Martino Antermoia Torri del Vajolet Catinaccio 3.220 m Roda di Vael 3.025 m 2.900 m 2.592 m 3.152 m 3.181 m 2.958 m 3.192 m 3.004 m 2.821 m 2.981 m 2.806 m Gartlhütte Rif. Re Alberto 2.621 m Santnerpasshütte Vajolonpass Rifugio Passo Santner Passo Vajolon DANTERCËPIES 2.734 m Tschagerjoch 2.300 m Laurinswand Passo delle SELLAJOCH Croda di Re Laurino Coronelle GRÖDNER JOCH PIZ SELLA Plattkofelhütte CIAMPINOI 2.284 m PASSO SELLA Rifugio Sasso Piatto PASSO GARDENA 2.254 m 44 2297 m Naturpark 550 Grasleitenhütte 542 Schlern-Rosengarten Rifugio Bergamo Tierser Alpl Molignon Christomannos Karer Pass 4- Parco Naturale Pass 551 594 Rif. Alpe di Tires 549 Denkmal Passo SOCHERS Sciliar-Catinaccio 2.598 m 153 526 2.441 m Monumento a Costa Lunga 527 Baita 43 9 42 Murmeltier Christomannos Hütte Rosengartenhütte COL RAISER (Kölnerhütte) Rifugio 2.106 m Baita 29 7 Rif. Fronza alle Coronelle 552 Paolinahütte Williams Zallinger 7 ROSSZÄHNE Bärenloch 549 SECEDA MONT 28 4 Angelwiesen 2.339 m WOLKENSTEIN Hütte DENTI DI TERRAROSSA Buco dell’orso 2.518 m DE SËURA Naturdenkmal 3A Prati Angola 10 Schwefelquelle Mahlknechthütte 2.657 m Malga SELVA CUNFIN Monumento naturale TSCHAMINTAL Rifugio Molignon VALLE DI CIAMIN Haniger 7 Sorgente di zolfo 31 2045 m Schwaige 1.563 m 9 6A 155 1 8 2 3 7A Messner 531 Hexenquellen RASCHÖTZ Sorgenti delle streghe Joch RASCIESA Witches’ spring Rechter 2.103 m MONTE 7a Naturpark 156 PANA 27 Leger Plafötschalm Tirler Alm Almrosenhütte Malga Plafötsch Schlern-Rosengarten 1 M. -
Hyperspectral Remote Sensing 6 Data Analysis and Future Challenges by José M
Contents | Zoom in | Zoom outFor navigation instructions please click here Search Issue | Next Page Contents | Zoom in | Zoom outFor navigation instructions please click here Search Issue | Next Page qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM Qma gs THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® CALL FOR PAPERS IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine This is the second issue of the new IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine, which was approved by the IEEE Technical Activities Board in 2012. This is an important achievement for GRSS since it has never had a publication in the magazine format. The magazine will provide a new venue to publish high quality technical articles that by their very nature do not find a home in journals requiring scientific innovation but that provide relevant information to scientists, engineers, end-users, and students who interact in different ways with the geoscience and remote sensing disciplines. The magazine will publish tutorial papers and technical papers on geoscience and remote sensing topics, as well as papers that describe relevant applications of and projects based on topics addressed by our society. The magazine will also publish columns on: - New satellite missions - Standard remote sensing data sets - Education in remote sensing - Women in geoscience and remote sensing - Industrial profiles - University profiles - GRSS Technical Committee activities - GRSS Chapter activities - Conferences and workshops. The new magazine is published in with an appealing layout, and its articles will be included with an electronic format in the IEEE Xplore online archive. The Magazine content is freely available to GRSS members. -
ALPE Seiser Alm Magazine
Summer 2020 ALPE Seiser Alm Magazine CASTELROTTO · SIUSI ALLO SCILIAR · FIÈ ALLO SCILIAR · SEISER ALM · TIRES AL CATINACCIO Dolomites Mountain life Garden Joy and dedication Art project Kostner‘s “Sasmujel“ Editorial & Contents zallinger.com Has time come to a standstill here? Photo: Helmuth Rier Helmuth Photo: Dear guests! Endless options, exhilarating heights of almost 3,000 metres In addition to important infor- Page 4 adventures, the mountain life… to take over the mountain hut mation about public services, Ski racer Peter Fill brings his career to a close Hiking and climbing, paragliding Rifugio Passo Santner in the he- you will find a wealth of tips on Page 6 and swimming, savouring the ta- art of the fairytale lands of the the best restaurants, restau- Where life buds, blossoms and stes of traditional fare and rela- Catinaccio. And on the spor- rants, meeting places and shop- blooms: Farmhouse gardens xing in a hay-bath: In the holiday tier side of things, professional ping opportunities in the villa- seen from above area Seiser Alm, your holiday mountain biker Franz Hofer tells ges of Castelrotto, Siusi allo Page 14 prospects are boundless. us how his life’s passion became Sciliar, Fiè allo Sciliar, Seiser Art in the Dolomites: Hubert Kostner’s “Sasmujel” his career, and shares his insi- Alm and Tires al Catinaccio. Page 18 OR ARE WE Read on, and enjoy the fasci- ghts into life as a biking pro. This magazine will also provide Franz Hofer, pro on pedals nating variety of articles in this you with a detailed events pro- JUST A STEP -
Trentino, South Tyrol & the Dolomites
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT for Solo Travelers LAND SMALL GROUP JO URNEY Ma xi mum of 24 Travele rs Trentino, South Tyrol & the Dolomites Undiscovered Italy Inspiring Moments > Be captivated by the extraordinary beauty of the Dolomites, a canvas of snow- dusted peaks, spectacular rock formations and cascading emerald vineyards. > Discover an idyllic clutch of pretty piazzas, INCLUDED FEATURES serene parks and an ancient Roman arena in the setting for Accommodations (with baggage handling) Itinerary romantic Verona, – 7 nights in Trento, Italy, at the first-class Day 1 Depart gateway city Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.” Grand Hotel Trento. Day 2 Arrive in Verona and transfer > Cruise Lake Garda, ringed by vineyards, to hotel in Trento lemon gardens and attractive harbors. Extensive Meal Program > From polenta to strudel to savory bread – 7 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners, Day 3 Trento including Welcome and Farewell Dinners; Day 4 Lake Molveno | Madonna di dumplings known as canederli, dine on tea or coffee with all meals, plus wine Campiglio | Adamello-Brenta traditional dishes of northeastern Italy. with dinner. Nature Park > Relax over a delicious lunch at a chalet Day 5 Verona surrounded by breathtaking vistas. Your One-of-a-Kind Journey > Explore the old-world charm of Bolzano, – Discovery excursions highlight the local Day 6 Ortisei | Bolzano culture, heritage and history. Day 7 Limone sul Garda | Lake Garda | with its enticing blend of German and Italian cultures. – Expert-led Enrichment programs Malcensine enhance your insight into the region. Day 8 Trento > Experience two UNESCO World Heritage sites. – AHI Sustainability Promise: Day 9 Transfer to Verona airport We strive to make a positive, purposeful and depart for gateway city impact in the communities we visit. -
Seiser Alm Alpe Di Siusi Grö Dn Er Tal Val Garden A
PEITLERKOFEL GEISLER GRUPPE PIZ DULEDA CIRSPITZEN SELLAGRUPPE LANGKOFEL PLATTKOFEL MARMOLADA PALAGRUPPE KESSELKOGEL VAJOLETTÜRME ROSENGARTEN SASS PUTIA GRUPPO ODLE 2.900 m GRUPPO DEL CIR GRUPPO DEL SELLA SASSO LUNGO SASSO PIATTO PUNTA DI PENIA PALE DI SAN MARTINO CATINACCIO D’ANTERMOIA TORRI DEL VAJOLET CATINACCIO 2.873 m 3.025 m 2.592 m 3.152 m 3.181 m 2.955 m 3.343 m 3.192 m 3.002 m 2.821 m 2.981 m DANTERCËPIES 2.300 m GRÖDNERJOCH PIZ SELLA Plattkofelhütte CAMPINOI SELLAJOCH Rifugio Sasso Piatto PASSO GARDENA 2.254 m 2.284 m PASSO SELLA 44 2297 m Naturpark Schlern-Rosengarten 4- Parco Naturale 594 Sciliar-Catinaccio SOCHERS Baita 526 527 Murmeltier 9 Hütte COL RAISER 43 Zallinger Baita 29 Tierser Alpl 2.106 m Rif. Alpe di Tires Williams ROSSZÄHNE SECEDA Hütte 7 2.441 m WOLKENSTEIN MONT 28 DENTI DI TERRAROSSA 2.518 m DE SËURA Naturdenkmal 42 Schwefelquelle 2.657 m SELVA CUNFIN Monumento naturale Mahlknechthütte Sorgente di zolfo 31 Rifugio Molignon 3 1.563 m 9 2045 m 8 2 RASCHÖTZ 531 RASCIESA 2.103 m MONTE 7a PANA 27 Tirler Alm Almrosenhütte 4 M. PIC 32 Baita Rosa Alpina 2.363 m 12 7 ST. CHRISTINA 25 S. CRISTINA Saltner Naturpark Schwaige ROTERDSPITZ Schlern-Rosengarten 1.446 m HARTL SALTRIA CIMA DI Parco Naturale Radauer 7-12 40 TERRAROSSA Sciliar-Catinaccio 4 24 5 Sonne 26 Sattler 2.655 m 21 1.690 m Floralpina 22 Sole Malga Schgaguler Brunelle 53 Saltria 23 9 Laranzer Goldknopf ST. JAKOB Schwaige S. -
Denti Di Terrarossa Tour Characteristics
DENTI DI TERRAROSSA TOUR TOUR INFO GETTING THERE START CHARACTERISTICS VARIATIONS HISTORY ROADBOOK ALTITUDE PHOTO % of TOUR INFO distance TOUR EVALUATION CHARACTERISTICS Overall diffi culty 3,5 Total distance 39,80 km 100% Climb diffi culty 3,6 The Rosszähne/Denti di Terrarossa form begins with a downward section: not Height variation uphill 1728 m Descent diffi culty 3,3 the imposing and sharp eastern “tail” of to mention the fact that it is incredibly Height variation downhill 1728 m the Schlern/Sciliar massif. This unusual spectacular! Maximum altitude 2447 m tour allows you to admire this rock for- Begin by descending and, just below the PHYSICAL CONDITION Tarmac 0,00 km 0,0% mation from three directions: from the point of departure at the Tourist Infor- Overall condition 3,6 north, crossing the Alpe di Siusi; from mation Offi ce in Compatsch/Compac- Tarmac cycle path 6,54 km 16,4% Total height variation 4,0 the east, on the way to the Mahlknecht- cio, you turn onto a hiking path by the Gravel 26,40 km 66,3% Total distance 3,0 joch/Passo Duron; and on the climb up Hotel Zorzi in the direction of the Spitz- Hiking trail 6,46 km 16,2% to the Tierser Alpl Hut, where you will bühel car park. After the Jaggl Schwaige Maximum altitude 4,0 Single track 0,39 km 1,0% be under the steep southern face. This Hut the path becomes an enjoyable trail Carrying / pushing 0,00 km 0,0% tour is unusual because, although the leading you to the car park of the Spitz- RIDING TECHNIQUE departure point is up on the Alpe di Siu- bühel lift, where the real fun begins: -
Trentino, South Tyrol & the Dolomites
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT for Solo Travelers LAND SMALL GROUP JO URNEY Ma xi mum of 24 Travele rs Trentino, South Tyrol & the Dolomites Undiscovered Italy Inspiring Moments > Be captivated by the extraordinary beauty of the Dolomites, a canvas of snow- dusted peaks, spectacular rock formations and cascading emerald vineyards. > Discover an idyllic clutch of pretty piazzas, INCLUDED FEATURES serene parks and an ancient Roman arena in the setting for Accommodations (with baggage handling) Itinerary romantic Verona, – 7 nights in Trento, Italy, at the first-class Day 1 Depart gateway city Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.” Grand Hotel Trento. Day 2 Arrive in Verona and transfer > Cruise Lake Garda, ringed by vineyards, to hotel in Trento lemon gardens and attractive harbors. Extensive Meal Program > From polenta to strudel to savory bread – 7 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners, Day 3 Trento including Welcome and Farewell Dinners; Day 4 Lake Molveno | Madonna di dumplings known as canederli, dine on tea or coffee with all meals, plus wine Campiglio | Adamello-Brenta traditional dishes of northeastern Italy. with dinner. Nature Park > Relax over a delicious lunch at a chalet Day 5 Verona surrounded by breathtaking vistas. Your One-of-a-Kind Journey > Explore the old-world charm of Bolzano, – Discovery excursions highlight the local Day 6 Ortisei | Bolzano culture, heritage and history. Day 7 Limone sul Garda | Lake Garda | with its enticing blend of German and Italian cultures. – Expert-led Enrichment programs Malcensine enhance your insight into the region. Day 8 Trento > Experience two UNESCO World Heritage sites. – AHI Sustainability Promise: Day 9 Transfer to Verona airport We strive to make a positive, purposeful and depart for gateway city impact in the communities we visit. -
The Dolomites the World Natural Heritage List Unesco
THE DOLOMITES THE WORLD NATURAL HERITAGE LIST UNESCO Nomination of the Dolomites for inscription on the World Natural Heritage List UNESCO Odle / Geisler O the mind, mind has mountains; cliffs of fall Frightful, sheer, no-manfathomed. Hold them cheap May who ne’er hung there 2 G.M. Hopkins (1844 - 1889) Nomination of the Dolomites for inscription on the World Natural Heritage List UNESCO THE TENTATIVE LIST AND THE NOMINATION OF THE DOLOMITES This Nomination Document is the answer to the Decision to defer the previous nomination of the Dolomites (2005) expressed by the World Heritage Commit- tee during the Thirty-first Session Christchurch, New Zealand (23 June – 2 July 2007). In detail, the World Heritage Committee having examined Documents WHC-07/31. COM/8B and WHC-07/31.COM/INF.8B.2, defers the examination of the nomina- tion of The Dolomites, Italy, to the World Heritage List on the basis of criteria (vii) and (viii). As outlined in the document licensed by the Word Heritage Committee at the end of the 29th session held in Durban, South Africa, in July 2005, Italy has proposed the Dolomites as one of the sites deserving consideration for a possible future nomination as a site of outstanding universal value. The request was included in annex 1 of the Tentative List dated march 31st 2005, whereas the denomination ‘Dolomites’ is defined in annex 2 “Tentative List Sub- mission in accordance with decision 27 Com 8a” and annex 3 (Properties ac- cepted as meeting the requirements for Tentative List), within the scope of the broader denomination ‘Alps’, which also includes a) Western Alps and c) Eastern Alps, under the category ‘Natural Sites’. -
Unesco World Heritage 2
NEC SPE NEC METU AUTONOME PROVINCIA PROVINZ AUTONOMA BOZEN DI BOLZANO SÜDTIROL ALTO ADIGE PROVINZIA AUTONOMA DE BULSAN SÜDTIROL Provincia di Pordenone PROVINCIA AUTONOMA DI TRENTO THE DOLOMITES UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE 2 Inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage list On June 26th the Dolomites have been included in the World Heritage List because of their exceptional beauty and unique landscape, together with their scientific importance from the geological and geomorphological point of view. Under an international treaty called the Convention concerning the Protection of World Cultural and Natural Heritage, adopted in 1972, UNESCO has so far approved 689 cultural, 176 natural and 25 mixed sites in 148 countries around the world. The inclusion of the Dolomites in the World Heritage List is therefore an extraordinary form of recognition, but it also implies a strong commitment and responsibility for the safeguarding and sustainable development of this wonderful region. 4 5 carried out with the support of the administrative and technical divisions of The Value of the Dolomites, the Provinces in question and with the scientific input of experts and scholars in the fields of geology and landscape. Consultation at local, national and a World Heritage Site international level was crucial in helping to define the principles and objectives of management within the context of a unified strategy. The management and coordination framework prepared to accompany the application testifies to the joint commitment of the local administrations and anticipates the future It is beyond any doubt whatsoever that the Dolomite Mountains are of governance system through the Dolomites World Heritage Foundation, whose extraordinary beauty.