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57. Qualitative-Quantitative Assessment of Geodiversity of Western Samoa (SW Pacific) to Identify Places of Interest for Further Geoconservation, Geoeducation, and Geotourism Development V. Zakharovskyi & K. Németh
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75. Diversity of Volcanic Geoheritage in the Canary Islands, Spain J. Dóniz-Páez et al.
76. Volcanic Geoheritage and Geotouristic Potential of the Gegham Monogenetic Volcanic Upland (Armenia) G. Navasardyan et al.
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82. Geodiversity and Landscape Services in the Region of Ogulinsko-Plašćanska Zavala, Croatia V. Butorac & N. Buzjak
83. Geodiversity of high-latitude landscapes in northern Finland J. Hjort & M. Luoto
84. Evaluating Scientific Value of Geodiversity for Natural Protected Sites: the Biga Peninsula, Northwestern Turkey Z. Çetiner et al.
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89. A Contribution to the Understanding of the Apennine Landscapes: the Potential Role of Molise Geosites F. Filocamo et al.
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91. Glacier retreat and climate change: Documenting the last 50 years of Alpine glacier history from area and geometry changes of Dosdè Piazzi glaciers (Lombardy Alps, Italy) G. Diolaiuti et al.
92. Mapping Geodiversity at a National Scale: the Case Study of Italy I. Alberico et al.
93. Geoconservation and Geotourism: Challenges and Unifying Themes M. Williams et al.
94. Quantifying the geodiversity of a study area in the Great Hungarian Plain A. Őrsi
95. The relationship between geodiversity and biodiversity: A theoretical approach M. Ivanović
96. Techniques for Classifying Seabed Morphology and Composition on a Subtropical-Temperate Continental Shelf M. Linklater et al.
97. Geodiversity, Geoconservation, and Geotourism in Central America A. Quesada-Román et al.
98. UNESCO Global Geoparks in Brazil: Historical Development, Challenges, and Strategies for Sustainable Territorial Management R. Gomes-Paiva et al.
99. Geodiversity of Italy A. Casaburi et al.
100. Geoheritage in Deltaic Environments: Classification Notes, Case Example, and Geopark Implication A. Mikhailenko & D. Ruban
101. The assessment of geodiversity – a premise for declaring the geopark Buzăului County (Romania) L. COMĂNESCU & A. NEDELEA
102. Quantitative-Qualitative Method for Quick Assessment of Geodiversity V. Zakharovskyi & K. Németh
103. HOW to use continuous variables in geodiversity assessments – RASTER continuous morphodiversity model T. Bartuś & W. Mastej
104. Mapping and Analysis of Geodiversity Indices in the Xingu River Basin, Amazonia, Brazil J. de Paula Silva et al.
105. Current trends and future directions in quantitative geodiversity assessment J. Crisp et al.
106. Vulnerable Geosites of Çayırbağı-Çalköy (Düzköy-Trabzon) in the Eastern Black Sea Region of NE Turkey and Their Geotourism Potential F. Köroğlu & R. Kandemir
107. Pomen varovanja vročih točk geodiverzitete za ohranitev biotske pestrosti na območju Nature 2000 v dolini reke Dragonje Š. Čonč
108. An Introduction to Geotourism of the Mahneshan County R. Khoshraftar & N. Farsani
109. Bringing geoheritage underwater: definitions, methods, and application in two Mediterranean marine areas A. Rovere et al.
110. Are Hydrological Geosites Related to High Hydrodiversity? A Study in the State of Rio Grande do Norte, Northeast Brazil M. Terto et al.
111. Refinement Proposals for Geodiversity Assessment—A Case Study in the Bakony–Balaton UNESCO Global Geopark, Hungary M. Pál & G. Albert
112. The impact of subaqueous areas on geomorphodiversity: A case study within the Wielkopolska Lakeland, northern central Poland R. Kot & P. Molewski
113. Dispersed Geoheritage Points of the Lagonaki Highland, SW Russia: Contribution to Local Geoheritage Resource D. Ruban et al.
114. Geodiversity Assessments and Geoconservation in the Northwest of Zagros Mountain Range, Iran: Grid and Fuzzy Method Analysis M. Ahmadi et al.
115. Geosystem Services of Erratic Boulders in Selected Regions of Central Poland M. Górska-Zabielska & A. Łubek
116. Geodiversity assessment of Jodhpur region of Western Rajasthan, India: A remote sensing and GIS-based quantitative approach S. Mathur et al.
117. The Pedological Component of Geodiversity and Its Influence on Ecosystems and Their Services B. Stojilković et al.
118. Methodological Framework for Geodiversity Application in Geographic Education from a Case Study of Canary Islands, Spain D. Abramowicz et al.
119. Combined Assessment of Geodiversity As a Tool to Territorial Management: Application to Southeastern Coast of State of São Paulo, Brazil L. Pereira Balaguer et al.
120. Valuing and representing exogeodiversity: From scientific imagery to artistic imagination F. Bétard & J. Peulvast
121. Geosite Assessment as a Tool for the Promotion and Conservation of Irpinia Landscape Geoheritage (Southern Italy) M. Sisto et al.
122. Geoconservation and Geotourism Potential of Vulnerable Rudist Fossil Geosites from SE Anatolia (Turkey) Ö. S & M. O
123. Development of a New Type of Geodiversity System for the Scoria Cones of the Chaîne des Puys Based on Geomorphometric Studies F. Vörös et al.
124. Anhydrite Weathering Zone with Hydration Caves at Dingwall (Nova Scotia, SE Canada) as a Potential Geosite and Geodiversity Site A. Jarzyna et al.
125. Tasmanian reserve geoconservation inventory assessment using Geographic Information Technology (GIT) M. Williams & M. McHenry
126. Geodiversity meanings in global geoparks: an empirical study D. Ruban & N. Yashalova
127. Impact of geopolitical and energy security risks on energy consumption patterns L. Qin & R. Gao
128. Climate change effects on landscape and environment in glacierized Alpine areas: retreating glaciers and enlarging forelands in the Bernina group (Italy) in the period 1954–2007 C. D’Agata et al.
129. Can geodiversity be predicted from space? J. Hjort & M. Luoto
130. Appraisal of Geomorphic Diversity with Special Reference to Basin-Area Extremity in Central Lesser Himalaya A. Pande
131. From Geodiversity to Geofunctionality: Quantifying Geodiversity-Based Ecosystem Services for Landscape Planning in French Guiana O. Scammacca et al.
132. Analysis of the Geological Heritage and Geodiversity Index of Two Mountainous Areas in Spain: Béjar and El Barco Massifs R. Cruz et al.
133. Quantifying Geodiversity at the Continental Scale: Limitations and Prospects P. Wolniewicz
134. Assessing the relation between geodiversity and species richness in mountain heaths and tundra landscapes H. Salminen et al.
135. The aesthetic value of Brazilian reefs: from species to seascape L. Waechter et al.
136. Cosmic Ray Muon Radiography: New Teaching and Educational Media for Geotourism and Museum—A Case Study from Italy T. Beni et al.
137. Geomorphodiversity index: Quantifying the diversity of landforms and physical landscape L. Melelli et al.
138. Is Mexico a “Megageodiverse” Country? C. Canet
139. Divergence in natural diversity studies: The need to standardize methods and goals J. Ibáñez & E. Brevik
140. Pages of Earth History in an Exceptional Uniqueness: The Geo-Heritage of the Sila National Park and its Spheroidal Boulders Geosite (Northern Calabria, Italy) F. Muto et al.
141. Geological heritage diversity in the Faiyum Oasis (Egypt): A comprehensive assessment E. Sallam et al.
142. Assessment of Geomorphosites for Geotourism in the Northern Part of the “Ruta Escondida” (Quito, Ecuador) P. Carrión-Mero et al.
143. Geotourism Potential in Karst Geosystems: An example from the Lund Warming Ramsar Site, Minas Gerais, Brazil Í. de Sena et al.
144. Is It Worth Assessing Geodiversity Numerically? A Comparative Analysis between Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches in Miguel Pereira Municipality, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil J. Gonçalves et al.
145. Geodiversity as a precious national resource: A note on the role of geoparks D. Ruban
146. Physical soil quality indicators for monitoring British soils R. Corstanje et al.
147. Geomorphology of old and abandoned underground mines: Review and future challenges K. Schuchová & J. Lenart
148. Paleogeography as geological heritage: Developing geosite classification D. Bruno et al.
149. Geoheritage and geodiversity management – the questions for tomorrow L. Erikstad
150. Paleobiyolojik Jeosit Kavramı: Doğu Karadeniz’in K/Pg Jeositlerinde Referans Bir Çalışma, KD Türkiye / Paleobiological Geosite Concept: A Reference Study of K/Pg Geosites in the Eastern Black Sea, NE Türkiye F. Köroğlu
151. Geodiversity Assessment of French Guiana: Challenges and Implications for Sustainable Land Planning O. Scammacca et al.
152. Seabed geodiversity in a glaciated shelf area, the Baltic Sea A. Kaskela & A. Kotilainen
153. Unveiling the Spatial Heterogeneity in Uttarakhand Through Geomorphodiversity for Sustainable LULC Practices and its Implications on Seismicity V. Chauhan et al.
154. Assessment of Geosites within a Natural Protected Area: A Case Study of Cajas National Park E. Navarrete et al.
155. The Role and Practice of Geodiversity in Serving Ecosystems in China Y. Yu & J. Yang
156. Geoconservation Strategies of Türkiye F. Köroğlu & O. Mülayim
157. Geodiversity Evaluation and Water Resources in the Sesia Val Grande UNESCO Geopark (Italy) L. Perotti et al.
158. Exploring Ocean Floor Geodiversity in Relation to Mineral Resources in the Southwest Pacific Ocean A. Seijmonsbergen et al.
159. Evaluating Tourist Perception of Environmental Changes as a Contribution to Managing Natural Resources in Glacierized Areas: A Case Study of the Forni Glacier (Stelvio National Park, Italian Alps) V. Garavaglia et al.
160. Relief of Czechia: quantitative evaluation in the GIS environment J. Demek et al.
161. Geodiversity assessment to regional scale: Ecuador as a case study P. Carrión-Mero et al.
162. Deposit-centered archaeological survey and the search for the Aegean Palaeolithic: A geoarchaeological perspective J. Holcomb et al.
163. Revisión bibliográfica sobre el patrimonio geológico G. Pareja Pareja & E. Martínez Ibarra
164. Advancing Geosite Evaluation through Continuous Visitor-Centric Assessment M. Pál & G. Albert
165. Towards Transferable Use of Terrain Ruggedness Component in the Geodiversity Index B. Stojilković
166. Geodiversity data for Europe M. Toivanen et al.
167. The Educational Potential of Geodiversity in Ferruginous Geosystem: the Example of the Quadrilátero Ferrífero, Minas Gerais, Brazil D. dos Santos et al.
168. Chicamocha Canyon Geopark project: A novel strategy for the socio-economic development of Santander (Colombia) through geoeducation, geotourism and geoconservation C. Ríos et al.
169. Assessment and Quantitative Evaluation of Loess Area Geomorphodiversity Using Multiresolution DTMs (Roztocze Region, SE Poland) M. Siłuch et al.
170. Geotourism potential and challenges in the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia, and Santa Catalina (Colombia) D. Manco-Jaraba et al.
171. Donner à voir la géodiversité de la région grenobloise et dépasser le clivage ville / montagne à travers le prisme du paysage et de ses représentations I. Hubert et al.
172. Strategies to Improve the Tourist Interest of a Geosite Respecting Its Natural Heritage. A Case Study P. Carrión-Mero et al.
173. Geodiversity estimate of the Arxan–Chaihe Volcanic Field extending across two geoparks in Inner Mongolia, NE China B. Li et al.
174. Towards a taxonomy of geodiversity J. Hjort et al.
175. Multiscale wavelet-based analysis to detect hidden geodiversity M. Năpăruş-Aljančič et al.
176. Some observations and reflections on geodiversity, the oft-forgotten half of nature M. Gray
177. Geodiversity in the Amazon drainage basin C. Alsbach et al.
178. Geopark Gemer: Geodiverzita a banské dedičstvo v geoturistike D. Hutárová et al.
179. Towards a comprehensive geodiversity - biodiversity nexus in terrestrial ecosystems C. Beierkuhnlein et al.
180. Studying Hydrogeochemical Processes to Understand Hydrodiversity and the Related Natural and Cultural Heritage. The Case of Los Hoyos Area (South Spain) J. Gil-Márquez et al.
181. Influences of Geohazard Susceptibility on the Geodiversity of the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand V. Zakharovskyi et al.
182. Inventory and assessment of geomorphosites for geotourism development: A case study of Aït Bou Oulli valley (Central High‐Atlas, Morocco) H. Bouzekraoui et al.
183. Quantitative Assessments of Geodiversity in the Area of the Seridó Geopark Project, Northeast Brazil: Grid and Centroid Analysis M. da Silva et al.
184. Quantification of geomorphodiversity and its spatial distribution with the flood inundation areas for Assam, India L. Gupta & J. Dixit
185. Quantitative Assessment of Geodiversity in Ecuadorian Amazon—Case Study: Napo Sumaco Aspiring UNESCO Geopark D. Vera et al.
186. Pedodiversity of three experimental stations in Estonia K. Rannik et al.
187. Geoheritage Value of Three Localities from Kislovodsk in the Southern Central Ciscaucasus: A Resource of Large Resort Area N. Yashalova & D. Ruban
188. Geodiversity: An integrative review as a contribution to the sustainable management of the whole of nature J. Brilha et al.
189. Application of bivariate mapping to assess geodiversity and its geomorphic constraints: A case study in Kuwait A. Alyaqout & F. Anzah
190. Geodiversity Supports Cultural Ecosystem Services: an Assessment Using Social Media N. Fox et al.
191. Glacier shrinkage driven by climate change during half a century (1954–2007) in the Ortles-Cevedale group (Stelvio National Park, Lombardy, Italian Alps) C. D’Agata et al.
192. Optimisation of the geobiodiversity index for protected natural areas in northern Portugal A. Vieira et al.
193. Measuring geomorphological diversity on coastal environments: A new approach to geodiversity N. Ferrer-Valero
194. Morphodiversity as a Tool in Geoconservation: A Case Study in a Mountain Area (Pieniny Mts, Poland) T. Bartuś & W. Mastej
195. Two Examples of the Geoheritage Potential of Piedmont (NW Italy): Verrua Savoia for the Present, Valle Ceppi for the Future M. Zunino et al.
196. An Essential Tool for Natural Heritage Management: The Geomorphological Map of Valderejo Natural Park M. González-Amuchastegui & E. Serrano
197. Quantifying alpha, beta and gamma geodiversity H. Tukiainen et al.
198. Geodiversity and natural resource management: The importance of combustible renewables and waste in China F. Zhao et al.
199. Tourism and Biodiversity in Natura 2000 Sites. Case Study: Natura 2000 Valea Roșie (Red Valley) Site, Bihor County, Romania D. Ilieș et al.