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Volcaniclastic Turbidites of the Coşuştea Nappe: a Record of Late Cretaceous Arc Volcanism in the South Carpathians (Romania)
GEOLOGICA BALCANICA, 43.1 – 3, Sofia, Dec. 2014, 77-98. Volcaniclastic turbidites of the Coşuştea Nappe: a record of Late Cretaceous arc volcanism in the South Carpathians (Romania) Antoneta Seghedi, Gheorghe Oaie National Institute of Marine Geology and Geoecology, 23-25 Dimitrie Onciul St., sector 2, Bucharest, Romania; e-mails: [email protected]; [email protected] (Accepted in revised form: November 2014) Abstract. Sedimentological and mineralogical composition of Upper Cretaceous terrigenous and volcaniclastic sandstones are presented for the Coşuştea Nappe of the South Carpathians, Romania, in order to constrain the provenance and tectonic setting of deposition. Existing geochemical data on volcaniclastic rocks were interpreted using discrimination diagrams in order to get additional information. The Coşuştea Nappe includes terrigenous turbidites, overlain by upward coarsening sequences of volcaniclastic turbidites, both associated with a strongly dismembered mélange complex. Facies association and vertical facies distribution suggest that terrigenous successions are midfan turbidites, dominated by deposition in suprafan channels. Their sandstone mineralogy indicates that a major sediment source, located on the upper plate, provided detritus of Getic type metamorphic basement and withinplate volcanic rocks, with minor input from the accretionary wedge. Volcaniclastic sedimentation took place as dominantly sandstone deposition in supracone lobes, followed by coarse sedimentation as channelized debris flows. Vertical facies distribution suggests evolution in time from midfan to proximal fan turbidites. Mineralogical composition of volcaniclastic sandstones indicates provenance from a major volcanic source, with minor contributions from the accretionary wedge and from an upper continental plate supplying terrigenous siliciclastic detritus, and suggests that volcaniclastic turbidites accumulated in a trench or a slope forearc basin. -
Coal Phase-Out by 2030: an Unreachable Goal?
Briefing | 13 February, 2020 Coal phase-out by 2030: An unreachable goal? An analysis of Romania’s National Energy and Climate Plan CEE Bankwatch Network 2 For more information Alexandru Mustață Contents Campaign Coordinator, Bankwatch Romania Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................................ 3 European Commission recommendations ................................................................................................... 3 [email protected] Public consultation ................................................................................................................................................. 4 +40 726 770 808 The future of coal .................................................................................................................................................... 5 The end of Rovinari 600? ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Dependent on natural gas? ................................................................................................................................. 8 Just transition ........................................................................................................................................................... 8 Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions ...................................................................................................... -
The Rosaceae Family from the Lower Basin of the Motru River
Muzeul Olteniei Craiova. Oltenia. Studii i comunicri. tiinele Naturii, Tom XXIII/2007 ISSN 1454-6914 THE ROSACEAE FAMILY FROM THE LOWER BASIN OF THE MOTRU RIVER IULIAN COSTACHE, MARINELA ELENA COSTACHE Abstract. The paper presents the species from Rosaceae Family, which were identified in the Lower Basin of the Motru River. Their identification was performed short before the defence of the Ph.D. thesis. Key words: Basin, flora, Motru, Rosaceae Rezumat Rosaceele din Bazinului inferior al Motrului. Lucrarea prezint speciile din familia Rosaceae identificate în Bazinul inferior al râului Motru. Identificarea a fost realizat înainte de susinerea tezei de doctorat. Cuvinte cheie: Bazin, flora, Motru, Rosaceae INTRODUCTION From the geographical point of view, the Lower Basin of the Motru River lies in the western part of the Getic Piedmont, with the coordinates: 440 55' north latitude and 230 45' east longitudes. The studied area is 691 Km2. From the administrative-territorial point of view, the territory under research is located at the borderline between the counties of Gorj and Mehedini – the borderline starts in the eastern part of the Negoieti Hills (Comneti-Mehedini, altitude 388 m) and reaches Valea Jiului near Gura Motrului (altitude 110 m). Being situated in the south-western part of the country and of the Getic Piedmont, the studied area has a Central-European climate with sub-Mediterranean influences. In the territory under research, there have been made floristic and phytosociological studies between 1997 and 2005, within the PhD thesis (COSTACHE I., 2005). Besides the scientific side of the research, it had been wanted the applicant approach too, instructive- ecological. -
Coal Mine Methane Country Profiles, Chapter 29, June 2015
29 Romania 29.1 Summary of Coal Industry 29.1.1 ROLE OF COAL IN ROMANIA Coal accounts for 29 percent of energy production in Romania (EIA, 2014). Romania’s proven coal reserves are estimated at about 291 million tonnes (Mmt) and the country ranks 20th worldwide in coal production (see Table 29-1). More than 80 percent of Romanian lignite reserves can be mined profitably in opencast mines, while the remaining 20 percent require underground mining (Euracoal, 2014; WEC, 2000). Table 29-1. Romania’s Coal Reserves and Production Sub- Anthracite & bituminous Total Global Rank Indicator Bituminous & Lignite (million tonnes) (# and %) (million tonnes) (million tonnes) Estimated Proved Coal Reserves 10.0 281.0 291.0 43 (0.033%) (2011) Annual Coal Production (2012) 0.04 33.99 34.03 20 (0.43%) Source: EIA (2014) Figure 29-1 shows the distribution of lignite and hard coalfields in Romania. The coal deposits are grouped into four zones: Zone I, mainly located in the Southern Carpathian Mountains, includes all the high-grade coal such as anthracite, pit coal (higher ranking than brown coal – bituminous and sub-bituminous), and brown coal (lignite) from the Petrosani, Anina and Tebea-Brad basins. Zone II, located within the Pre-Carpathian creep, between the Olt and Valea Buzaului rivers, includes the lignite deposits of Campulung, Sotanga, Filipestii de Padure, and Ceptura. The coal basins of the Eastern Carpathian are also included within this zone: Baraolt-Virghis (lignite) and Comanesti-Bacau (brown coal). More than 90 percent of Romanian coal reserves are located within Zone II, namely in the mining basins of the Oltenia Region. -
Lucrări Ştiin Ifice, Seria I, Vol. Xii (3) Romanian Culas Culele Din România
LUCRĂRI ŞTIINŢIFICE, SERIA I, VOL. XII (3) ROMANIAN CULAS CULELE DIN ROMÂNIA V. LALA1, I. PETROMAN1, CORNELIA PETROMAN1, I. TRIŞCĂU1, O. AMZULESCU1, S. PALADE1, MONICA DOBOŞ1 1Banat’s University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Timişoara, Faculty of Agricultural Management, Timişoara, Romania ; [email protected] Abstract: Romanian culas are the proof of the artistic sense and craftsmen’s skills who have taken over elements from the architecture of the fortified boyars’ houses. The buildings that can be admired in certain areas in the country are a synthesis of the features of the peasants’ houses. Keywords: cula, Romania, peasant architecture INTRODUCTION As a general rule, culas (from the Turkish kula ‘tower’) are tall buildings, with walls painted in white and penetrated by small towers, looking like small fortresses built for the needs of a single family. They are the equivalent of the Transylvanian peasant fortresses and of the Moldavian fortified monasteries – all built to protect from the invaders. Culas have a high ground floor, lighted through very narrow openings and connected to the first floor by an inner staircase. It seems that they also had secret ways out (through tunnels) like medieval fortresses. Culas in Argeş have no veranda, while the ground floor is isolated. Some of them (e.g. the cula in Curtişoara harbouring nowadays the folk art section of the Museum in Târgu Jiu, or the culas in Măldăreştii de Sus, near Horezu) have two storeys. They are spread all over the Balkans, and it seems they have been built on the present territory of Romania (all over Oltenia and Western Walachia) FACULTATEA DE MANAGEMENT AGRICOL starting with the year 1650, when lower or higher boyars were trying to protect their assets from the Turks. -
Floods in the Last Decade: Management Flood Risk Strategy in Novaci City, Romania
Floods in the Last Decade: Management Flood Risk Strategy in Novaci City, Romania Camelia Slave To Link this Article: http://dx.doi.org/10.46886/IJAREG/v4-i1/3145 DOI: 10.46886/IJAREG/v4-i1/3145 Received: 09 Aug 2017, Revised: 23 Sep 2017, Accepted: 12 Oct 2017 Published Online: 29 Nov 2017 In-Text Citation: (Slave, 2017) To Cite this Article: Slave, C. (2017). Floods in the Last Decade: Management Flood Risk Strategy in Novaci City, Romania. International Journal of Academic Research in Enviornment & Geography, 4(1), 37–47. Copyright: © 2017 The Author(s) Published by Knowledge Words Publications (www.kwpublications.com) This article is published under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) license. Anyone may reproduce, distribute, translate and create derivative works of this article (for both commercial and non-commercial purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this license may be seen at: http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Vol. 4, No. 1 (2017) Pg. 37 - 47 https://kwpublications.com/journals/journaldetail/IJAREG JOURNAL HOMEPAGE Full Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at https://kwpublications.com/pages/detail/publication-ethics International Journal of Academic Research in Environment & Geography Vol. 4, No. 1, 2017, E-ISSN: 2313-769X © 2017 KWP Floods in the Last Decade: Management Flood Risk Strategy in Novaci City, Romania Camelia Slave University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Bucharest, Romania Email: [email protected] Abstract Floods are natural phenomena and constitute a natural component of the hydrological cycle of the earth. -
The Landscape and Biodiversity Gorj - Strengths in the Development of Rural Tourism
Annals of the „Constantin Brancusi” University of Targu Jiu, Engineering Series , No. 2/2016 THE LANDSCAPE AND BIODIVERSITY GORJ - STRENGTHS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL TOURISM Roxana-Gabriela Popa, University “Constantin Brâncuşi”, Tg-Jiu, ROMANIA Irina-Ramona Pecingină, University “Constantin Brâncuşi”, Tg-Jiu, ROMANIA ABSTRACT:The paper presents the context in which topography and biodiversity Gorj county represent strengths in development of rural tourism / ecotourism. The area is characterized by the diversity of landforms, mountains , hills, plateaus , plains, meadows , rivers , natural and artificial lakes, that can be capitalized and constitute targets attraction. KEY WORDS: landscape, biodiversity, tourism, rural 1. PLACING THE ENVIRONMENT Gorj County has a significant tourism GORJ COUNTY potential, thanks to a diversified natural environment , represented by the uniform Gorj County is located in the south - west of distribution of relief items , dense river Romania, in Oltenia northwest. It borders the network , balanced and valuable resources for counties of Caras Severin , Dolj, Hunedoara, climate and landscape area economy. Mehedinţi and Vâlcea. Gorj county occupies an area of 5602 km2, which represents 2.3% 2. GORJ COUNTY RELIEF of the country. Overlap almost entirely of the middle basin of the Jiu , which crosses the The relief area includes mountain ranges, hills county from north to south. From the and foothill extended a hilly area in the administrative point of view , Gorj county is southern half of the county. Morphologically, divided into nine cities, including 2 cities Gorj county has stepped descending from (Targu- Jiu- county resident and Motru), cities north to south. Bumbeşti -Jiu, Novaci, Rovinari, Targu Mountains are grouped in the north of the Cărbuneşti, Tismana, Turceni, Ticleni, 61 county and occupies about 29 % of the common and 411 village (Figure 1.) county. -
Situație Cu Obiectivele Autorizate Din Punct De Vedere Al
MINISTERUL AFACERILOR INTERNE Exemplar nr. 1 DEPARTAMENTUL PENTRU SITUAŢII DE URGENŢĂ Nr. 40212 din INSPECTORATUL GENERAL PENTRU SITUAŢII DE URGENŢĂ Târgu Jiu INSPECTORATUL PENTRU SITUAŢII DE URGENŢĂ “LT.COL. DUMITRU PETRESCU” AL JUDEŢULUI GORJ OBIECTIVE AUTORIZATE DIN PUNCT DE VEDERE AL SECURITĂŢII LA INCENDIU PE ANUL 2009 NR. NR. AUTORIZAŢIE DENUMIREA ADRESA/DENUMIREA CONSTRUCŢIEI CRT DE SECURITATE TITULARULUI PENTRU CARE A FOST EMISĂ LA INCENDIU AUTORIZAŢIEI AUTORIZAŢIA DE SECURITATE LA INCENDIU 1 898001 SC. DUDU SRL Cabana turistica montana 04.02.2009. 0251/471021 NOVACI, RINCA, STR. I ROIBU, NR.23 2 898002 SC. RODNA SRL Spatiu comercial P+1 04.02.2009. 0253/321607 TG-JIU, ALEEA PIETII, NR. 1. 3 898003 SC. TDG VILCEA Spatiu de depozitare 04.02.2009. SRL TG-JIU, STR. E. TEODOROIU, NR. 516 0722/207977 4 898004 SC. DUDU SRL Cabana turistica montana 05.02.2009. 0251/471021 NOVACI, RINCA, STR. I ROIBU, NR.23 5 898005 SC. EDILTERA SRL Pensiune turistica 15.02.2009 0353/806421 TG-JIU, STR. GRIVITEI, NR.26. 6 898006 SC. COLGORJ SRL Motel 20.02.2009. 0724/459974 TG-JIU, STR.JIULUI, NR. 3. 7 898007 SC. VEOLARIS SRL Pensiune turistica 20.02.2009. 0723/519369 RINCA, STR. I ROIBU, NR. 74 8 898008 SC. NAZIRA SRL Sp. Comercial 02.04.2009. 0253/223966 TG-JIU, STR.BARAJELOR. 9 898009 SC. ALEX Pensiune turistica 02.04.2009 &ANDREEA RINCA, NR 116 10 898010 SC. EVRIKASA Pensiune Agroturistica 09.04.2009. 0740/275554 COM. POLOVRAGI 11 898011 ZERNOVEANU Pensiune turistica 24.04.2009. LAVINIA COM. BAIA DE FIER, SAT. -
Paper Available On: CODEN: JEBIDP
407 © 2012 Triveni Enterprises J. Environ. Biol. Vikas Nagar, Lucknow, INDIA 33, 407-415 (2012) [email protected] ISSN: 0254-8704 Full paper available on: www.jeb.co.in CODEN: JEBIDP Conditions of gully development within piedmont areas with examples from the western part of the Getic Piedmont, Romania Author Details Sandu Boengiu Geography Department, University of Craiova, Romania, Str. Al. I. Cuza, nr. 13, Craiova, Romania Alina Vladut Geography Department, University of Craiova, Romania, Str. Al. I. Cuza, nr. 13, Craiova, Romania (Corresponding author ) e-mail: [email protected] Emil Marinescu Geography Department, University of Craiova, Romania, Str. Al. I. Cuza, nr.y 13, Craiova, Romania Abstract Features of gully morphometry and associated relief characteristics emphasizep that gully develop under a Publication Data wide variety of rock conditions, rainfall regimes, geomorphic predisposition, and human influence. Consequently, many slopes within piedmont areas, in this case, the Getic Piedmont, are characterized by dense gully Paper received: systems, as there occur excessive clearing, inappropriate land use, compaction of the soil caused by 25 October 2010 grazing, on the general background of a favourable climate.o Both rainfall and runoff factors must be considered in assessing a water erosion problem. The erosional slope development within the Getic Piedmont was Revised received: evaluated based on maps and field studies in the last 15 years, which emphasized that about 20 % of the total 02 July 2011 surface of the piedmont is affected by gully erosion. The results show that the factors leading to the strong gully erosion in this area include – the widely distributed friable rocks, the unique geomorphologic configuration, the Accepted: strong and time-concentrated rainfall, the alternanCce of drought-humid periods that prepares the ground for the 30 July 2011 development of fissures in soils, the drought that influence the growth and recovery of vegetation, and the intense human activities. -
Unitati Afiliate GORJ 25.03.2021
LISTA UNITATILOR CARE PREGATESC SI SERVESC/ LIVREAZA MESE CALDE SI CARE ACCEPTA TICHETE SOCIALE PENTRU MESE CALDE JUDETUL GORJ Nr. crt. Localitate Denumire unitate partenera Adresa unitatii partenere/punctului de lucru care ofera mese calde Nr. telefon 1 ALBENI RESTAURANT & CATERING LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0729129831 2 ALBENI ARINDIRAZ SRL -RESTAURANT ALBENI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0729129831 3 ALBENI FAIGRASSO COM SRL livrare ALBENI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0733422422 4 ALIMPESTI RESTAURANT& CATERING ALIMPESTI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0729129831 5 ALIMPESTI 3 AXE RESTAURANT ALIMPESTI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0722684062 6 ALIMPESTI 3 AXE RESTAURANT CIUPERCENI DE OLTET LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 722684062 7 ALIMPESTI ARINDIRAZ SRL -RESTAURANT ALIMPESTI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0729129831 8 ANINOASA RESTAURANT & CATERING ANINOASA LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0729129831 9 ANINOASA DKD INFINITI GROUP SRL CATERING ANINOASA LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0765885500 10 ANINOASA FAIGRASSO COM SRL livrare ANINOASA LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0733422422 11 ARCANI PENSIUNEA LUMINITA TRAVEL RESTAURANT ARCANI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0765275015 12 ARCANI PENSIUNEA LA MOARA CATERING ARCANI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0747377377/0726696633 PENSIUNEA LUMINITA TRAVEL RESTAURANT 13 ARCANI SANATESTI LIVRARE LA DOMICILIU 0765275015 14 ARCANI RESTAURANT LA MARCEL STR. PRINCIPALA NR.328, 217025 0720245414 15 BAIA DE FIER PENSIUNE TURISTICA SUPER PANORAMIC ZONA RANCA, CORNESUL MARE 0732281990/0733998811 16 BAIA DE FIER RESTAURANT HOTEL ONIX STATIUNEA RANCA STATIUNEA RANCA, CORNESUL MARE 0744614743 17 BAIA DE FIER TOBO PENSIUNE -
Lista Unităților De Învățământ Data: 21/05/2020
Lista unităților de învățământ Data: 21/05/2020 Cod Cod Denumire scurtă Denumire Telefon Fax Adresa e-mail 1861105986 506755 SCOALA GIMNAZIALA DRAGUTESTI SCOALA GIMNAZIALA DRAGUTESTI 0253227558 0253227558 [email protected] 1862104967 SC GIM URECHESTI, DRAGUTESTI SCOALA GIMNAZIALA URECHESTI, DRAGUTESTI 0253227558 0253227558 [email protected] 1862105014 GRAD.CU P.N. URECHESTI, DRAGUTESTI GRADINITA CU PROGRAM NORMAL URECHESTI, DRAGUTESTI 0253227558 0253227558 [email protected] 1862104949 GRAD.CU P.N. CIRBESTI, DRAGUTESTI GRADINITA CU PROGRAM NORMAL CIRBESTI, DRAGUTESTI 0253227606 0253227558 [email protected] 1862105032 GARD.P.N. DRAGUTESTI GRADINITA CU PROGRAM NORMAL DRAGUTESTI 0253227558 0253227558 [email protected] 1862105023 GRAD.CU P.N.NR.1 IASI-GORJ, DRAGUTESTI GRADINITA CU PROGRAM NORMAL NR.1 IASI-GORJ, DRAGUTESTI 0253227558 0253227558 [email protected] 1862104958 GRAD. CU P.N. TILVESTI, DRAGUTESTI GRADINITA CU PROGRAM NORMAL TILVESTI, DRAGUTESTI 0253227558 0253227558 [email protected] 1861104899 SC.GIM. "I. VALCEANU" DRAGOTESTI SCOALA GIMNAZIALA "ION VALCEANU" DRAGOTESTI 0253376401 0253376401 [email protected] 1862104881 GRAD. CU P.N. COROBAI, DRAGOTESTI GRADINITA CU PROGRAM NORMAL COROBAI, DRAGOTESTI 0253376400 0253376400 [email protected] 1862104913 GRAD.CU P.N. "ION VILCEANU" DRAGOTESTI GRADINITA CU PROGRAM NORMAL "ION VILCEANU" DRAGOTESTI 0253376400 0253376400 [email protected] 1862105778 508507 SC.PRIM.COROBAI, DRAGOTESTI -
Between Tradition and Modernity. Case Study: Oltenia Region, Romania
HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES – Journal of Studies and Research in Human Geography (2010) 4.1, 105-119 www.humangeographies.org.ro DEMOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOUR OF THE ROMA POPULATION – BETWEEN TRADITION AND MODERNITY. CASE STUDY: OLTENIA REGION, ROMANIA Mihaela-Daniela Predaa* aFaculty of Geography, Bucharest University, Bucharest Romania Abstract: Analyzing the demographic behavior of the Roma population is a difficult endeavor due to the fact that the available statistical data concerning this population’s exact number presents significant errors. Considering the fertility data, to which we should add the mortality rates, we appreciate that Roma, as an ethnic group, have had a mostly ascending evolution from a demographical point of view - and this situation isn’t always reflected by the statistics. As far as the fertility data goes, its level is dictated by a series of factors whose detailed analysis shows a past preference for a high number of children per family, specifically for the continuously nomadic tribes, also associated with increased values of fertility rates which perpetuated to this day. The mortality values registered within the Roma population fall within the standard values for the entire population - differences were spotted by analyzing the infant mortality. On a final note, these indicators are meant to present inequalities based on the living standards of the population. The analysis of migrants as an important component of the migratory movement brings into discussion one of the most current subjects: that of the percentage of Roma population that participate to the international migration flow. The preference for destination countries, which in most cases is attributed to their previously nomadic traditional life style, is determined by a series of factors, the most important of which being their financial situation.