1. oVERFLOw project : Vulnerability assessment of embankments and bridges exposed to flooding hazards : Deliverable 4.2Mirko Kosič, Andrej Anžlin, 2022, final research report Abstract: This deliverable is a report on the vulnerability assessment of the two case study bridges, i.e. the Banija Bridge and the Karlovac Bridge. The deliverable puts forward a methodology for vulnerability analysis of bridges subjected to flooding and an advanced modelling approach for simulation of the bridge response considering soil-structure interaction. The performed study considers different flooding scenarios, including hydrodynamic loads, debris and scour. Several failure mechanisms were identified in relation to the considered flooding scenarios. The major outcomes of the deliverable are fragility surfaces for the serviceability and ultimate limit state for the two case study bridges, which will provide crucial input for the development of the risk forecasting tool within WP5 and validation activities within WP6.
Keywords: flood vulnerability analysis, bridges, fragility surface, numerical modelling, failure mechanism, debris, scour
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2. oVERFLOw project : Vulnerability assessment of embankments and bridges exposed to flooding hazards : Deliverable 6.4Valentina Bau', Mirko Kosič, Andrej Anžlin, Mario Bacic, 2022, final research report Abstract: This deliverable is a report on the development of a strategy for adaptation measures to flood events for the embankments, riverbanks and bridges, which can afterwards be used for the case study areas considered in the Overflow project. The deliverable presents a comprehensive approach that enables the choice of the best adaptation measures to overcome the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to flooding events. The most suitable countermeasures can therefore be selected based on the outcomes of the vulnerability assessment and risk forecasting tool. Such a strategy will be essential for the relevant authorities and IMs. The strategy proposes optimal adaptation measures depending on areas specificities, incorporating socio-economic and environmental multi-objective optimization.
Keywords: adaptation measures, countermeasures, vulnerability, flooding, resilience, embankments, bridges
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3. Characterization of bloom iron smelting site remains in Pržanj, SloveniaJaka Burja, Barbara Šetina, Daša Pavlovič, 2024, original scientific article Abstract: This paper gives an overview of findings, connected with metallurgical activity, at the Pržanj archeological site near Ljubljana, Slovenia. More than 230 kg of slag and other remains connected with early medieval (from the 5th to the 12th century AD) metallurgical activities was found at the excavation site. The remains were grouped into four categories, i.e., furnace remains, ore, slag and a ferrous product, and analyzed in detail to obtain their chemical composition, microstructural characteristics, and mineral phase composition. The furnace wall remains, identified by their morphology and chemical composition, revealed an intensive iron processing activity at the site. The iron ore at the site was identified as goethite (FeO(OH)), a surprising find in Slovenia where limonite is typically used, and its presence suggests the potential exploitation of local bog iron ore, given the site’s geological context. Abundant slag remains at the site, identified by their shape, molten microstructure, and mineral components like wuestite, fayalite, and hercynite, indicated sophisticated smelting practices, including the use of CaO-rich materials to lower the melting temperature, a technique likely preserved from antiquity. Findings of ferrous products at ancient metallurgical sites are rare due to their value, but the discovery of a corroded iron bloom conglomerate at this site, initially mistaken for furnace remains, highlights the challenges in identifying small, corroded ferrous fragments that are often misidentified as ore. The results indicate extensive metallurgical activity at the excavation site, marking it as the first documented early medieval iron smelting production site in Slovenia.
Keywords: bloom iron, bloomery slag, archaeometallurgy, microstructure
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4. Kakšen vpliv bo imela Evropska unija na izvedbo del v gozdovih?Amina Gačo, Matjaž Dovečar, Darja Stare, 2024, professional article Keywords: gozdarstvo, pridobivanje lesa, gozdarska dela, evropska zakonodaja, zakonodaja, Evropa
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5. Pregled okoljskih, ekonomskih in socialnih meril za obravnavane tehnološke postopke pridobivanja lesaMartin Jež, Janez Krč, Matevž Triplat, 2024, professional article Keywords: gozdarstvo, pridobivanje lesa, okoljska merila, ekonomska merila, socialna merila
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