Special Issue

POLISH GEOLOGICAL CARTOGRAPHY
Editorial

890
Foreword by the Chief
Geologist of Poland
Andrzej Skowroński

893
Geological administration activities
in geological mapping in Poland
Ewa Zalewska, Eliza Dziekan-Kamińska

894
The Polish Geological Institute
activities in the cross-border
geological mapping
Maciej Podemski

899
Teaching of geological mapping
at Geological Mapping Department,
AGH University of Science
and Technology, Kraków
Ireneusz Felisiak, Jacek Matyszkiewicz,
Tadeusz Sokołowski

903
The Detailed Geological Map
of Poland 1 : 50,000: the history,
present and future
Andrzej Ber

907
Application of remote sensing
methods in geological mapping
Marek Graniczny

913
The application of GIS
in geological cartography

Waldemar Gogołek

917
The Polish Hydrogeological
Survey Database Integrator
— a new GIS tool for the hydro-
geological database management
useful in mapping process
Jolanta Cabalska, Agnieszka Felter,
Mateusz Hordejuk, Anna Mikołajczyk

921
Map of Preliminary Valorisation
of the Major Groundwater Basins
as cartographic representation
of documentation of groundwater
reservoirs, with establishing direction
for further work and research
Lesław Skrzypczyk

924
Hydrogeological Map
of Poland 1 : 50,000 — present state
and development of computer data base
Piotr Herbich

930
Probabilistic evaluation
of the extent of the unconfined aquifer
Marek Kachnic, Andrzej Sadurski

935
Groundwater monitoring as a tool
of the hydrogeological cartography
in Poland in the light of Water
Framework Directive
Bogusław Kazimierski, Andrzej Sadurski

940
The management and data distribution
system of the Hydrogeological Map
of Poland 1: 50,000
Marek Fert, Grzegorz Mordzonek,
Dorota Węglarz

942
Significance of geological
cartography in priority problems
of engineering geology
Joanna Pinińska, Zbigniew Frankowski

949
Lineaments interpreted at the radar
images and the digital elevation model
within the Palaeozoic rocks
of the Holy Cross Mts.
Marek Graniczny, Włodzimierz Mizerski,
Anna Piątkowska

956
Computer-aided quantitative
subsurface mapping — examples
of utilization
Bartosz Papiernik, Marek Hajto,
Wojciech Górecki

961
The numerical spatial model (3D)
of geological structure of Poland
— from 6000 m to 500 m b.s.l.
Krystyna Piotrowska, Stanisław Ostaficzuk,
Zbigniew Małolepszy, Maciej Rossa

967
Geophysical cartography in Poland
— an overview

Piotr Krzywiec, Jerzy Nawrocki,
Olga Polechońska, Marta Wróblewska

973
Geophysical mapping for structural
geology, prospecting and environment
protection purposes
Andrzej Gajewski, Stanisław Szczypa,
Adam Wójcicki

977
Application of digital elevation
models to geological and geomor-
phological studies — some examples

Janusz Badura, Bogusław Przybylski

984
Map of Degraded Areas and Areas
of Increased Natural Hazard Risk
— as an environmental database
for spatial planning
Małgorzata Sikorska-Maykowska,
Ryszard Strzelecki

986
Geoenvironmental Map
of Poland, 1 : 50,000 scale
Małgorzata Sikorska-Maykowska,
Ryszard Strzelecki, Paweł Lewandowski

988
Pleistocene glacial limits
in the territory of Poland
Leszek Marks

994
1 : 1,000,000 Mineral Resources Map
of Angola Republic
Jacek Kocyła

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