Final Report of the development cooperation Project GEORGIA 2024 / Challenge fund 2023

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Jazyk výsledku

angličtina

Název v původním jazyce

Final Report of the development cooperation Project GEORGIA 2024 / Challenge fund 2023

Popis výsledku v původním jazyce

The goal of the development project Georgia 2024, which was supported by the Czech Challenge fund 2023, is to map and evaluate geological hazards in the Pirikita Khevsureti region. The project aims to supplement information on geological hazards in this region, which is also a priority geographical area of the Czech Republic&apos;s foreign development cooperation program. This mountain region is very active and dynamic in terms of the risk of landslides, but very difficult to access. Our attention was mainly focused on the only access road to this area, and despite the very difficult terrain, we managed to map the slope deformations that threaten it. As part of a classic field survey, our Georgian colleagues were trained in the use of some modern technologies such as UAVs and mobile GIS applications. The project also enabled the development of the Landslider24 tool and its deployment for automatic landslide detection using satellite data analysis. The main milestones of the project are the study stay of NEA experts in the Czech Republic and 3 expeditions of the CGS team to Georgia for workshops and training as well as lectures at the university. Field work will also take place in the Khevsureti region.The main outputs of the project will be geological hazard maps of the Khevsureti area, geological hazard assessment methodology and the Landslider tool for automatic detection of changes in the landscape. With this project, NEA, as the organization responsible for mapping and natural hazards in Georgia, will gain new know-how to streamline spatial planning and infrastructure development. Content: Milestone Reports, Field workshop and excursion guide Landslide, Engineering-goelogicical hazard maps of Khevsureti area, Result map of automatic comparison of years 2015 - 2022 by Landslider24, Installation and processing manual of Landslider24 application, Training and field work reports, Lists of participants of Events, Report from study visit of NEA in CGS, Visibility and communication strategy report.This project is a logical continuation of the working cooperation, which was started by the project (Mccheta-Mtianeti 2014-2016) implemented under the auspices of ČRA (No. GE-2014-030-RO-74010). The successful cooperation then continued with the project (Kazbegi 2021) implemented through the Czech-UNDP Partnership Challenge Fund 2020 program (No. UNDP-IRH-202005-CFP04).Website of the Georgia 2024 project: cgs.gov.cz/en/projects/500724-georgia

Název v anglickém jazyce

Final Report of the development cooperation Project GEORGIA 2024 / Challenge fund 2023

Popis výsledku anglicky

The goal of the development project Georgia 2024, which was supported by the Czech Challenge fund 2023, is to map and evaluate geological hazards in the Pirikita Khevsureti region. The project aims to supplement information on geological hazards in this region, which is also a priority geographical area of the Czech Republic&apos;s foreign development cooperation program. This mountain region is very active and dynamic in terms of the risk of landslides, but very difficult to access. Our attention was mainly focused on the only access road to this area, and despite the very difficult terrain, we managed to map the slope deformations that threaten it. As part of a classic field survey, our Georgian colleagues were trained in the use of some modern technologies such as UAVs and mobile GIS applications. The project also enabled the development of the Landslider24 tool and its deployment for automatic landslide detection using satellite data analysis. The main milestones of the project are the study stay of NEA experts in the Czech Republic and 3 expeditions of the CGS team to Georgia for workshops and training as well as lectures at the university. Field work will also take place in the Khevsureti region.The main outputs of the project will be geological hazard maps of the Khevsureti area, geological hazard assessment methodology and the Landslider tool for automatic detection of changes in the landscape. With this project, NEA, as the organization responsible for mapping and natural hazards in Georgia, will gain new know-how to streamline spatial planning and infrastructure development. Content: Milestone Reports, Field workshop and excursion guide Landslide, Engineering-goelogicical hazard maps of Khevsureti area, Result map of automatic comparison of years 2015 - 2022 by Landslider24, Installation and processing manual of Landslider24 application, Training and field work reports, Lists of participants of Events, Report from study visit of NEA in CGS, Visibility and communication strategy report.This project is a logical continuation of the working cooperation, which was started by the project (Mccheta-Mtianeti 2014-2016) implemented under the auspices of ČRA (No. GE-2014-030-RO-74010). The successful cooperation then continued with the project (Kazbegi 2021) implemented through the Czech-UNDP Partnership Challenge Fund 2020 program (No. UNDP-IRH-202005-CFP04).Website of the Georgia 2024 project: cgs.gov.cz/en/projects/500724-georgia

Druh

V_souhrn - Souhrnná výzkumná zpráva

CEP obor

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OECD FORD obor

20701 - Environmental and geological engineering, geotechnics

Projekt

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Návaznosti

N - Vyzkumna aktivita podporovana z neverejnych zdroju

Rok uplatnění

2024

Kód důvěrnosti údajů

S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

Počet stran výsledku

222

Místo vydání

Praha

Název nakladatele resp. objednatele

Česká geologická služba

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