DOCSLIB.ORG

Brosura Proiect Pilot.Pdf

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Brosura Proiect Pilot.Pdf MINISTRY OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PILOT PROJECTS IMPLEMENDTED WITHIN THE SPATIAL PROJECT SYNTHESIS SUMMARY GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROJECT ....................................2 PILOT PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED WITHIN THE SPATIAL PROJECT ............3 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEME OF DISTRICT PLEVEN ........................4 STRATEGIC CROSS BORDER CONCEPT FOR SPATIAL PLANNING IN THE AREA OF TRANSPORT CORRIDOR 9 AND IT’S IMMEDIAT HINTERLAND ........7 GROWTH ACROSS THE BORDERS ......................................12 ENHANCING SKILLS AND COMPETENCES THROUGH LINKING TRAINING AND BUSINESS .............................................................15 LAND IMPROVEMENT DATA MANAGEMENT IN THE CROSS BORDER AREA .......17 FEASIBILITY STUDY AND ANALYSIS OF THE DANUBE PANORAMIC ROAD ........17 CAPITALIZATION OF THE LANDSCAPES FROM THE CROSS BORDER AREA.......18 PRE-FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE BUILDING THE THIRD BRIDGE OVER DANUBE BETWEEN ROMANIA AND BULGARIA .......19 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROJECT Project title: „Common strategy for territorial development of the cross-border area Romania-Bulgaria ”, MIS-ETC 171 Financed by: Romania-Bulgaria Cross Border Cooperation Programme 2007-2013 Implementation period: February 2012-August 2015 Total budget: 4.151.147, 26 euro Main activities: territorial research, public policy Project partners: Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration (RO) – lead partner From Romania: ARIES-Oltenia, National Agency for Land Improvement, Europroject From Bulgaria: Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works, Pleven District Administration, Veliko Tarnovo municipality, Human Rresources Development Agency –Ruse, Business Suport Center for Small and Medium Enterprises –Ruse, ASDE-Ecoregions, Bulgarian Association for Alternative Tourism, Association for Danube River municipalities. MAIN RESULTS OF THE PROJECT a common methodology for territorial planning; a common territorial database, a common set of indicators and cartographic fund. Hardware and software equipment’s for the local public authorities from eligible area; an analysis and territorial diagnosis of the current situation in the border area; a regional brand: The Eastern Danube Region. A gateway.An Odyssey, to promote the Romania-Bulgaria cross-border area at European level; Common strategy for territorial development of the cross-border area Romania- Bulgaria, as a base for future development strategic development and a framework that will better integrate the most important projects and joint initiatives; implementation of 2 integrated pilot projects: . Strategic cross-border Concept for Spatial plan . ning in the area of transport corridor no 9 and it’s immediate hinterland – Veliko Tarnovo Municipality; . Elaboration of the Regional spatial development scheme of District Pleven; Implementation of 5 thematic pilot projects: . Economic area: Growth across borders; . Human resources area: Enhancing skills and competences through linking training and business; . Land improvement area: Land improvement data base for the cross-border area; . Tourism area: Capitalization of the landscapes from the cross-border area; . Transport area: o Pre-feasibility study for the investment objective –Building the third bridge over Danube between Romania and Bulgaria; o Feasibility study and analysis of the Danube panoramic road. 2 2 PILOT PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED WITHIN THE SPATIAL PROJECT 3 3 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEME OF DISTRICT PLEVEN The aim of the pilot project is to develop a Regional spatial development scheme of Pleven District, which will ensure the necessary plan basis for long-term, sustainable territorial development, based on objective facts and advantages of the territory, in accordance with the provisions of national strategic documents. The regional development scheme has been elaborated by Pleven District Administration. The scheme was developed in two phases: \ The Regional scheme for spatial development of Pleven District (Level 3) contains: • Functional-hierarchical structure of the network - urban centers (development centers), centers of municipalities and other settlements, established as centers; • Metropolitan formations and their spheres of impact; • Development axes with national, regional and local importance and connections to the development axes of neighboring districts; • Transport corridors and other infrastructure networks, including links to the neighbouring districts of NUTS 2 level and cross-border links; • Spatial structure - municipalities with a high rate of urbanization, rural municipalities with low rate of urbanization and a clear-cut urban center; • Functional zoning of the area - industrial and business zone, tourism and recreation zones of regional and local importance, protected areas; MAIN STATEGIC ADVANTAGES OF PLEVEN • Strategic geographic location of Pleven in Northern Bulgaria; • Wide access to the Danube; • Existence of a clear-cut urban center of second level - Pleven; • Relief favoring the development of intensive agriculture, transport and communication links within the district and neighboring areas; • Availability of adequate territorial coverage of industrial zones- need to be transformed; 4 4 • Unique university within the Northwest region; • Balanced spatial structure of the District with secondary support centers; • Significant protected areas, which are a prerequisite for recreational interest; • The rich history, combined with traditions of agriculture, unique natural resources – representing a good basis for the development of integrated tourist product; CROSS – BORDER CONNECTIVITY OF PLEVEN DISTRICT • At present, the territory of Pleven District is connected with Romania mainly through two ferry complex. The one of which is located within the District in Nikopol. The other one is situated in Oryahovo, District Vratsa. Both complex are not enough exploited and have yet untapped potential. • In view of the future cross-border cooperation and development, it should be expected increased exploitation of these facilities. There is also a new concept for new bridge near to Nikopol. • The ports in Nikopol and Somovit village have a potential to improve cross-border connectivity. Also, it could be developed a complex with local importance in village of Baikal situated in Dolna Mitropolya Municipality. MAIN PROBLEMS OF THE DISTRICT • Existence of imbalances and problems “center-periphery”; • Reduction of the population of the District and the main city - Pleven; • Migration of young and educated people, mainly to Sofia; • Dissolution of the key regional economy enterprises; • Amortized industrial areas; • Isolation of the District from other districts situated in the Northwest planning region; • Pleven is significantly behind as the development of other major cities in the country, according to the ESPON, Pleven is defined as “Center in Transformation”; • Insufficient quality of infrastructure; • Non updated spatial plans of the territory; • Low purchasing power of the population due to the average salaries in economic sectors, significantly below the national average; STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES OF THE SCHEME The strategic framework of RSDS is defined by three strategic objectives (SO): • Strategic Objective 1: Achieving a sustainable and balanced development of the district through the implementation of an integrated overall approach in the development and structure of the district territory; • Strategic Objective 2: Achieving a positive socio-economic development of the effective capitalization of local comparative advantages, resources and potentials of Pleven; • Strategic Objective 3: Improving the internal regional integration and mitigating disparities regarding standards and conditions for life and business in the District; VISION OF REGIONAL SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEME OF PLEVEN DISTRICT • To the horizon of the action of RSDS (2028), Pleven District will develop as a balanced and sustainable structural unit of the national space in which should be created optimal conditions for efficient use of existing resources, potentials and comparative advantages. On this basis, we should create adequate conditions for sustainable development of the territory, reducing inter-districts disparities and increasing the investment attractiveness and living conditions. 5 5 6 6 STRATEGIC CROSS BORDER CONCEPT FOR SPATIAL PLANNING IN THE AREA OF TRANSPORT CORRIDOR 9 AND IT’S IMMEDIAT HINTERLAND This Strategic cross-border concept for spatial planning in the area of Transport Corridor No. 9 and its immediate hinterland – Veliko Tarnovo municipality is a medium-term strategic document on spatial planning, which provides guidelines for planning, management and conservation of the territory and creates prerequisites for conditions for spatial orientation and coordination of sectorial policies has been developed in accordance of integrated pilot project. The strategic concept has been elaborated by the Veliko Tarnovo Municipality. The development of the Strategic Cross- Border Concept for Spatial Planning (SCBC-VT) in the area of Transport Corridor No. 9 and its immediate hinterland has, as ultimate goal, to improve the economic and social development in the cross-border region Romania-Bulgaria aimed to achieve a sustainable spatial planning and effective use of territories, subject matter of this elaboration. Unlike the Master Plans, the SCBC-VT does not impose norms or regulations. The SCBC-VT coordinates and consults. Its guidelines lead to conflict-free
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Ulpia Nicopolis Ad Istrum ~ Cultural and Historical Heritage Library
    IVAN TSAROV NICOPOLIS AD I STRUM IVAN TSAROV ULPIA NICOPOLIS AD I STRUM <<e Sl.filKllH A day will come for all cities that have once imposed their dominance, and for all monuments that have embellished the countries by their beauty and size, when people, standing at their very spot, will wonder where these might have been. Seneca, Epistulae, LXXI The reign of Emperor Trajan (AD 98- 117) was the time of the greatest expansion of the Roman Empire. More than a century had passed since the Balkans came under the heel of Rome and the imperial admin- istration assimilated the lands south of the Istros River (today's Danube). It was the preservation of the peace along the bor- der rather than the need of new territorial gains that led to several military campaigns, which were a complete success for the Ro- man troops. The most significant of these was against the union of Dacian states under Decebalus. Dacians were tribes of Thracian ancestry, inhabiting the north part of the Danubian plain and the South Carpathians in modern Romania. The first Dacian War (AD 101-102) ended with partial Roman success and the signing of a peace treaty, which was humiliating for the Dacians. It was the reason for the start of the second Dacian War a few years later (AD 105-106), 3 The Roman Empire 4 which resulted in the annihilation of the Da- cian kingdom, the suicide of Decebalus in an attempt to avoid being taken prisoner by the Romans, and the annexation of the conquered territory as a new imperial province under the name of Dacia.
    [Show full text]
  • LBGO Charting UTM35 2020
    AIP РЕПУБЛИКА БЪЛГАРИЯ LBGO AD 2 - 59.1 AIP REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 05 NOV 20 VASIS VISUAL APPROACH TRANSITION ALT 12000 FT AD ELEV 283 - 10 hPa TWR 133.500 246.825 ATIS 127.130 GORNA ORYAHOVITSA TRANSITION HGT (11717) FT RWY 09 - PAPI 3.0° MEHT 50 DUAL 124.500 CHART - ICAO ARP 43 09 06 N 025 42 43 E VFR ROUTES TRANSITION LEVEL BY ATC RWY 27 - PAPI 3.0° MEHT 50 DUAL 121.500 243.000 Karantsi Palamartsa Dryanovets Osikovo Karaisen Polski Trambesh Kardam Slomer Klimentovo TRA 41 Kovachevets Levski 25 TMZ/RMZ FL245 26 ABARU Orlovets GND 10500 Voditsa R-336/ 12.8 GRN 1 E Batak Radanovo 500 AGL Popovo 58 ' 5 . Vinograd ° Lom Cherkovna Asenovtsi 6 Obedinenie e Ivancha g n Gradishte a Nova Varbovka h c ° Lozen Posabina Medovina M f 246 020 Dolna Lipnitsa BEMKO o 2 A V Nedan e - TRA 74 Polski Senovets X R-044/ 17.0 GRN t 6 Kamen 6 a E 76 r FL245 12 Paisiy . ° 675 Gorna Lipnitsa 6 l Butovo Petko Strelets V 6 a GND 1800 0 AX R 0 Karavelovo M 0 Nikolaevo Patresh 16. nnu Slavyanovo DEKUN Stefan VA A R-284/ 19.8 GRN Stambolovo Gorski Senovets Zvezda V 675 Kutsina 33 Asenovo 087 MAX 1500 8 ° ° 16 ° Aprilovo .4 066 Sushitsa Goritsa Daskot Paskalevets 268° Varbovka Krusheto Tsarski izvor Nikyup 141 Pavlikeni BEGLO ° 1000 M Mirovo 1007 R-334/ 6.2 GRN V AX 676 Lesicheri Gorski Stambolovo 4 1200 Vodoley . Dimcha Dichin 7 Strazhitsa Byala Draganovo goren - cherkva dolen Rositsa Yantra Novo gradishte Suhindol Resen 321 Trambesh Razdeltsi Bryagovitsa Blagoevo TMA Mihaltsi ° DIDKI GORNA TMA Polikraishte Vladislav 492 R-007/ 2.0 GRN Varbitsa C 12500 Dobrotitsa
    [Show full text]
  • Analysis of the South-Central Region of Bulgaria
    LAURA IST-2001-33251 Adaptive Zones for Interregional Electronic Commerce based on the concepts of Request-Based Virtual Organizations and sector-specific Service Level Agreements Document Title: APPENDIX – Analysis of Bulgarian South-Central Region Date: 24 February 2003 Work Package: WP1 Task: 1.2 Lead Participant: CARIS, Kingston University Version: 2.0 Confidentiality: Public Reference: WP1/T1.2/CARIS/SOA Appendix Filename: SOA Appendix 240203.PDF Copyright © 2003 by the LAURA Consortium: 01P CERTH/ITI HAYE MECCI UNISOFT BG ARCFund CARIS TREND GTZH IAF Project funded by the European Community under the “Information Society Technology” Programme (1998-2002) LAURA Project Appendix – Analysis of Bulgarian South Central Region List of Contributors Name Company Vladislav Jivkov ARCFUND History Change Date Version Reason for change Revised by 27/01/03 1.0 First Release ARCFUND 24/02/03 2.0 Release for Review CARIS Distribution List Name Company ALL ALL Reviewer List Name Company ALL ALL Doc. Ref: WP1/T1.2/CARIS/SOA Appendix Page 2 of 69 LAURA Project Appendix – Analysis of Bulgarian South Central Region TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................4 2 SIZE AND STRUCTURE OF THE SECTORS IN THE REGION (SOUTH- CENTRAL REGION IN BULGARIA) .....................................................................4 2.1 WOOD PROCESSING ........................................................................................4 2.1.1 Manufacture ...........................................................................................4
    [Show full text]
  • În ROMÂNIA Și BULGARIA DESCOPERĂ
    UNIUNEA EUROPEANĂ FONDUL EUROPEAN PENTRU DEZVOLTARE REGIONALĂ ASOCIAȚIA CENTRUL DE CONSULTANȚĂ ȘI MANAGEMENT AL PROIECTELOR INVESTIM ÎN VIITORUL TĂU! GUVERNUL ROMÂNIEI EUROPROJECT Ghid Turistic Audio pentru zona transfrontalieră România-Bulgaria Valoarea contribuției: 586.295,69 EUR Cod proiect: PROETC 15.2.1.076 DESCOPERĂ de atracții 1500 turistice în ROMÂNIA și BULGARIA APELÂND GRATUIT Tel: 19000 +35 982 518860 Website: www.audiotravelguide.ro Acest proiect este este cofinanțat de Uniunea Europeană prin Fondul European pentru Dezvoltare Regională în cadrul Programului Interreg V-A România-Bulgaria. 1500 de atracții turistice din zona transfrontalieră România-Bulgaria CAMERA DE COMERȚ CAMERA DE COMERȚ ȘI INDUSTRIE VRATSA ȘI INDUSTRIE RUSE Conţinutul acestui material nu reprezintă în mod necesar poziţia oficială a Uniunii Europene. www.interregrobg.eu CUPRINS CONTENTS Obiective Cultură . pag 3 Cultural Tourism Attractions. pag 3 Obiective Religioase . pag 41 Religious Tourism Attractions . pag 41 Obiective Distracție . pag 62 Entertaiment Tourism Attractions . pag 62 Obiective Sportive . pag 77 Sports Tourism Attractions . pag 77 Obiective Sanatate. pag 83 Health Tourism Attractions . pag 83 Hartile Județelor/Districtelor . pag 86 Maps of the Region . pag 86 Obiective Culturale Cultural Tourism Attractions Tel: 19000 +35 982 518860 Tel: 19000 +35 982 518860 www.audiotravelguide.ro 3 Cula Cuțui - Cetatea Medievală a Severinului - Broșteni, Mehedinţi Drobeta Turnu Severin, Mehedinţi Stronghold Cutui - Medieval Fortress of Severin - Broșteni,
    [Show full text]
  • CENTRAL BULGARIA Largest University Alsoallowsittoboastthebestnightlife in Central Bulgaria
    © Lonely Planet Publications 164 lonelyplanet.com CENTRAL BULGARIA •• Shumen 165 SHUMEN ШУМЕН SG Ekspres Bank (pl Osvobozhdenie; h8.30am- %054 / pop 86,660 4.30pm Mon-Fri) Has an ATM and does Western Union There’s an awful lot of concrete in Shumen, but money transfers. Central Bulgaria it does make its own beer, Shumensko Pivo. Telephone centre Inside the post office. Not only that, this somewhat faded but friendly Unicredit Bulbank (bul Slavyanski; h8am-6pm industrial city full of communist memorials is Mon-Fri) crowned by a striking medieval fortress, and United Bulgarian Bank (ul Tsar Osvoboditel) has a surprisingly wide range of eateries and Bulgaria’s central heartland, divided in two by the rolling Stara Planina mountain range, is drinking spots. Several museums, a park and a Sights the place of greatest importance to the country’s turbulent modern history and the people lengthy pedestrian mall where the locals stroll SHUMEN FORTRESS and events that shaped the nation. Reminders of this past abound in gorgeous towns such as and sip coffee round out the local attractions. Towering over the city from a steep hillside, Recent additions on the sleeping scene have Lovech and Koprivshtitsa, filled with National Revival–period architecture, and at sites of key the Shumen Fortress (%858 051; adult/student 3/1.50 lv; also brought fancier, though still quite afforda- h8am-7pm Apr-Oct, 8.30am-5pm Nov-Mar) dates origi- military victories such as the Shipka Pass. Stunning artistic achievements including the vivid ble, accommodation to town, making Shumen nally to the early Iron Age.
    [Show full text]
  • REPORT WP 7 Financing and Capitalization of Results
    REPORT WP 7 Financing and capitalization of results 1 CONTENTS І. INTRODUCTION ІІ. SCREENING OF FUNDRAISING OPTIONS ІІІ. INTEGRATED PROJECTS IN VRLIKO TARNOVO st 1 PROJECT CHAIN - CULTURAL HERITAGE nd 2 PROJECT CHAIN - NATURAL HERITAGE rd 3 PROJECT CHAIN – PARTNERSHIP NETWORK ANNEX 1 REHABILITATION AND REVITALIZATION OF SITES IN BORUNA PARK ANNEX 2. OVERALL BUDGET ANNEX 3. REPORT FOR EVALUATION OF THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC BENEFITS 2 І. INTRODUCTION The "Financing and capitalization of results of the project" report was developed by "SUNNY AND PARTNERS" , Sofia, in accordance with Contract № SEE/B/0006/4.3/X-U06 / 19.03.2014, contract subject "Method of financing for cultural monuments (transnational exchange of information, analysis) as "CultTour - Cultural (garden) heritage as a focal point for sustainable tourism". CultTour - Cultural (garden) heritage as a focal point for sustainable tourism is an INTERREG IVB Project, funded by the EU within the framework of the ETC (European Territorial Co- operation), the South East Europe Programme (SEE) and co-funded by ERDF (European Regional Development Fund). The present document represents the outcome of Working Package 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3 for Bulgaria. The overall strategies for regional tourism development according to the principles of (environmental) sustainability and the results of the feasibility studies are the basis information for activity 7.2 and 7.3 together with the outcomes of activity 6.2. Taking into account that 2014 is the beginning of a new programming period for European funds, the information concerning the new conditions and priorities for funding are not final decided yet, there were consulted the draft documents as source of information.
    [Show full text]
  • Annex A.3 Yantra and Kamchia River Basins
    Annex A.3 Yantra and Kamchia River Basins THE STUDY ON INTERGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA JICA STUDY TEAM CTI Engineering International Address: JICA Study Team Office 14, G.M.Dimitrov Blvd., level 4, Danube River Basin Directorate – Sofia Branch suite Sofia 1797, Bulgaria Phone / Fax: ++359 (02) 971-3140 E-mail: [email protected] and [email protected] 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎷䎫䎨䎃䎼䎤䎱䎷䎵䎤䎃䎵䎬䎹䎨䎵䎃䎥䎤䎶䎬䎱䎃 䎶䎸䎵䎹䎨䎼䎃䎵䎨䎳䎲䎵䎷䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎱䏒䏙䏈䏐䏅䏈䏕䎃䎕䎓䎓䎚䎃 䎶䏒䏉䏌䏄䎃 䎃 The Study on Integrated Water Management in Nov. 29, 2007 the Republic of Bulgaria Rev. 1 䎃 䎦䎷䎬䎃䎨䏑䏊䏌䏑䏈䏈䏕䏌䏑䏊䎃䎬䏑䏗䏈䏕䏑䏄䏗䏌䏒䏑䏄䏏䎃䎦䏒䎑䎏䎃䎯䏗䏇䎑䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎷䎫䎨䎃䎼䎤䎱䎷䎵䎤䎃䎵䎬䎹䎨䎵䎃䎥䎤䎶䎬䎱䎃 䎶䎸䎵䎹䎨䎼䎃䎵䎨䎳䎲䎵䎷䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎷䏄䏅䏏䏈䎃䏒䏉䎃䎦䏒䏑䏗䏈䏑䏗䏖䎃 䎃 䎃 䎃 䎔䎑 䎲䏘䏗䏏䏌䏑䏈 䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎖 䎕䎑 䎨䏔䏘䏌䏓䏐䏈䏑䏗䎃䎯䏌䏖䏗䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎚 䎖䎑 䎷䏋䏈䎃䎼䏄䏑䏗䏕䏄䎃䎵䏌䏙䏈䏕䎃䎧䏕䏄䏌䏑䏄䏊䏈䎃䎥䏄䏖䏌䏑䎃䎶䏆䏋䏈䏐䏈䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎛 䎗䎑 䎹䏌䏖䏌䏗䏈䏇䎃䎳䏒䏌䏑䏗䏖䎃䎯䏌䏖䏗䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎛 䎘䎑 䎹䏌䏖䏌䏗䏈䏇䎃䎳䏒䏌䏑䏗䏖䎃䎳䏋䏒䏗䏒䏖䎃䏌䏑䎃䏗䏋䏈䎃䎼䏄䏑䏗䏕䏄䎃䎵䏌䏙䏈䏕䎃䎥䏄䏖䏌䏑䎃䏒䏑䎃䎱䏒䏙䎔䎕䎏䎃䎕䎓䎓䎚䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑 䎔䎕 䎙䎑 䎹䏌䏖䏌䏗䏈䏇䎃䎳䏒䏌䏑䏗䏖䎃䎳䏋䏒䏗䏒䏖䎃䏌䏑䎃䏗䏋䏈䎃䎼䏄䏑䏗䏕䏄䎃䎵䏌䏙䏈䏕䎃䎥䏄䏖䏌䏑䎃䏒䏑䎃䎱䏒䏙䎃䎔䎖䎏䎃䎕䎓䎓䎚 䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑䎑
    [Show full text]
  • E-Commerce State of the Art Report
    LAURA IST-2001-33251 Adaptive Zones for Interregional Electronic Commerce based on the concepts of Request- Based Virtual Organizations and sector- specific Service Level Agreements Document Title: Analysis of technology / market trends based on interaction and feedback with other frameworks Date: 24 February 2003 Work Package: WP1 Task: 1.2 Lead Participant: CARIS, Kingston University Version: 2.0 Confidentiality: Public Reference: WP1/T1.2/CARIS/SOA Filename: SOA Final 240203.PDF Copyright © 2003 by the LAURA Consortium: 01P CERTH/ITI HAYE MECCI UNISOFT BG ARCFund CARIS TREND GTZH IAF Project funded by the European Community under the “Information Society Technology” Programme (1998-2002) LAURA Project Analysis of Technology and Market Trends List of Contributors Name Company Bob Roberts CARIS Adomas Svirskas CARIS Badawi Malik CARIS Kostas Petropoulos 01P Achilleas Balatos 01P George Zompolas 01P Yiannis Ignatiadis CERTH-ITI Alexiou Theodoros HAYE Panagiotis Giannikos MECCI Larisa Sotiropoulou KIS Vladislav Jivkov ARCFUND Dirk Wilke IAF History Change Date Version Reason for change Revised by 28/11/02 0.1 Draft Issue 01P 29/11/02 0.2 Draft Issue CERTH-ITI 13/12/02 0.3 Draft Issue CARIS 21/01/03 1.0 First Release CARIS 20/02/03 1.1 Revision 01P 24/02/03 2.0 Release for Review CARIS Distribution List Name Company ALL ALL Reviewer List Name Company ALL ALL Doc. Ref: WP1/T1.2/CARIS/SOA Page 2 of 153 LAURA Project Analysis of Technology and Market Trends TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................... 9 2 PURPOSE AND SCOPE.......................................................................................... 9 2.1 OBJECTIVES, AUDIENCE AND VALUE OF THE REPORT ........................................
    [Show full text]
  • No City Is an Island: the Impact of the Cities of Late Antique Thracia on Provincial Ecclesiastical Construction
    BULLETIN OF THE NATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, XLIV, 2018 Proceedings of the First International Roman and Late Antique Thrace Conference “Cities, Territories and Identities” (Plovdiv, 3rd – 7th October 2016) No City is an Island: The Impact of the Cities of Late Antique Thracia on Provincial Ecclesiastical Construction Fraser REED Abstract: Although the study of Late Antiquity has experienced a great deal of growth in recent years, there is still relatively little attention given to the economically and strategically important provinces of central and southern Thrace. Most studies of ur- banism in the eastern Balkans have focused on the Danubian frontier area, particu- larly due to the influence of the excavations at Nicopolis ad Istrum. These studies, however, are inherently shaped by the heavily-militarized nature of the limes and its direct opposition to external threats to the empire; such factors cannot be assumed for cities located in the non-riparian provinces of Thrace south of the Stara Planina. This paper, therefore, analyzes the position of three inland Thracian cities – Philippopolis, Beroe, and Diocletianopolis – in the landscape and their effect on the ecclesiastical construction throughout the province of Late Antique Thracia. Specifically, it considers the archaeological data collected in the Tabula Imperii Romani K-35/2 to determine the location and distribution of known religious architecture from Late Antiquity. The analysis also draws comparisons with similar data from the neighbouring province of Moesia Secunda in order to contextualize properly the re- sults from Thracia. The results of this investigation reveal the comparative strength of ecclesiastical construction in the inland province and confirm the primacy of urban centres in the religious organization of Thracia, although it is clear their influence was not limited to the intramural area.
    [Show full text]
  • Bulgarian Antarctic Gazetteer
    Bulgarian Antarctic Gazetteer Name for international use Geographic Bulgarian name coordinates Identification number Abrit Nunatak 63°26'46.0" S нунатак Абрит 57°31'10.0" W SCAR ID 18786 Academia Peak 62°40'13.0" S връх Академия 60°12'30.0" W SCAR ID 17396 Acheron Lake 62°39'44.0" S езеро Ахерон 61°09'04.0" W SCAR ID 20139 Afala Island 62°14'50.0" S остров Афала 59°07'41.0" W SCAR ID 20052 Agalina Glacier 64°26'20.0" S ледник Агалина 61°26'00.0" W SCAR ID 18735 Aglen Point 62°34'41.0" S нос Ъглен 61°09'14.0" W SCAR ID 18520 Aheloy Nunatak 62°38'23.3" S Ахелойски нунатак 60°07'53.5" W SCAR ID 17857 Ahrida Peak 78°01'48.0" S връх Ахрида 86°06'46.6" W SCAR ID 19481 Ahtopol Peak 62°32'34.0" S връх Ахтопол 60°08'43.0" W SCAR ID 17858 Akaga Glacier 64°33'50.0" S ледник Акага 60°27'40.0" W SCAR ID 19174 Akin Island 62°13'41.5" S остров Акин 59°05'50.0" W SCAR ID 20056 Akra Peninsula 65°33'10.0" S полуостров Акра 61°49'00.0" W SCAR ID 19175 Aktinia Beach 62°49'50" S бряг Актиния 61°27'50" W SCAR ID 20049 Akula Island 65°04'20.0" S остров Акула 64°06'38.0" W SCAR ID 20266 Alabak Island 65°59'25.0" S остров Алабак 64°43'50.0" W SCAR ID 19563 Albatros Point 63°41'40.0" S нос Албатрос 60°41'48.0" W SCAR ID 20036 Albena Peninsula 64°08'30.0" S полуостров Албена 62°09'00.0" W SCAR ID 18579 Alcheh Island 66°24'47.0" S остров Алшех 67°05'30.0" W Aldomir Ridge 64°09'35.0" S Алдомирски хребет 59°08'10.0" W SCAR ID 18897 Aleko Rock 62°37'03.2" S нос Алеко 60°20'04.0" W SCAR ID 192 Aleksandrov Peak 66°28'27.0" S Александров връх 65°14'17.0" W SCAR ID 19727
    [Show full text]
  • LBGO Charting UTM35 A06-17-VFR
    AIP РЕПУБЛИКА БЪЛГАРИЯ LBGO AD 2 - 59.1 AIP REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 12 OCT 17 VISUAL APPROACH TRANSITION ALT 7000 FT TWR 133.500 ATIS 127.125 GORNA ORYAHOVITSA CHART - ICAO TRANSITION HGT (6717) FT 124.500 VFR ROUTES TRANSITION LEVEL BY ATC 121.500 Karantsi Palamartsa Dryanovets Osikovo Karaisen Polski Trambesh Kardam Slomer Klimentovo TSA 41 Kovachevets Levski 25:30 FL245 26:00 ABARU Orlovets GND Voditsa Batak R-338/ 12.8 GRN 1 Radanovo Popovo 6 0 Vinograd Asenovtsi ° Lom Cherkovna Obedinenie Ivancha Gradishte Nova Varbovka Lozen 8° Posabina Medovina Dolna Lipnitsa M 24 BEMKO Nedan A V TRA 74 Polski Senovets X R-046/ 17.0 GRN 6 Kamen 6 7 5 FL245 1 Paisiy . 7 6 Gorna Lipnitsa 6 6 Petko 0 Butovo 2 V Strelets 80 GND 1 0 AX 0 Karavelovo M 0 Nikolaevo Patresh 16. Slavyanovo DEKUN Stefan R-286/ 19.8 GRN Stambolovo Gorski Senovets Zvezda V 675 3 Kutsina 4 Asenovo M 0 089 AX 1500 ° ° 16 7° Aprilovo .4 06 Sushitsa Goritsa Daskot Paskalevets 269° Varbovka Krusheto Tsarski izvor Nikyup 1 Pavlikeni 4 BEGLO 2 TMA ° M Mirovo GORNA 1007 R-336/ 6.2 GRN V A X 6 C FL125 7 Lesicheri Gorski Stambolovo 4 1 6 3000 Dimcha Dichin Vodoley . 2 7 Strazhitsa 0 goren - Byala Draganovo 0 TMA cherkva dolen GORNA Rositsa Yantra Novo gradishte Resen 3 Trambesh Razdeltsi C FL125 Suhindol 2 2 Bryagovitsa Blagoevo Mihaltsi ° 3000 DIDKI Polikraishte Vladislav 492 R-009/ 2.0 GRN Varbitsa Dobrotitsa GORNA Dolna Balkantsi Koevtsi L GNA Semertsi FL125 Rusalya Moravitsa TMA 284 kHz Pravda Oryahovitsa Vishovgrad C 3000 Pisarevo AMTOV CTR Musina Hotnitsa Parvomaytsi DELIN Gorsko GND R-082/ 19.4 GRN R-263/ 24.1 GRN Kosovo Samovodene 669 GORNA Kesarevo Byala 113.6 GRN 83x Kozarevets Antonovo reka D 208 Dzhulyunitsa 9900 Gorna ELEV 300 Cherni bryag Gorsko 1352 GND TRA 75 Kalugerovo Oryahovitsa INKOS FL155 Dobri GND R-135/ 3.5 GRN ° Momin sbor 0 5 dyal BEVIT Belyakovets Arbanasi 0 7 8 Balvan Lyaskovets 0 1 R-096/ 20.3 GRN 7 9 2 10 .
    [Show full text]