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Conference proceedings 20041st edition is a sensitive dependence on initial conditions. Small change (building a green roof) in one state can result in very large differences in a later state (climate change). The chapter is very topical with many political messages such as water problematic, hurricanes, droughts. The chapter provides t

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Zdeněek Dostál,David Horák,Dan Stefanicapter is a continuation of a previous one – Climate Change Is Not a Threat of Future, It Is Already Happening Now, but in a smaller scale. The chapter presents reasons and the causes of creating heat islands in specific areas. In the end, possibilities how to beat heat island are listed. The chapter

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Roland Becker,Daniela Capatina,Julie Joiepollution, history) that affect this research. But also its history (Terasa, Juh and ?elezníky Nad Jazerom and Krásna, Luník IX, Dargovskych hrdninov, KVP, ?ahanovce) for clear understanding of urbanism and city growth of Ko?ice over years. The work presents its study area. The city was chosen as an

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Finding Roots of System of Equations, outcome of this research, Ko?ice Green Roofs Map. The chapter uses as an example 6 typical types of green roofs that may be used on a building following the map of humidity. In this chapter, analytical hierarchy process of choosing a?green roof by the user and his preferences is shown on few exampl

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On Computable Bounds of Modeling Errorsta. The chapter is a combination of previous theoretical information that collides into a creation of the first graphical outcome of this work, spatial distribution of trends. First Ko?ice Heat Island Map is created using these input data.

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Conference proceedings 20041st editionate (climate change). The chapter is very topical with many political messages such as water problematic, hurricanes, droughts. The chapter provides the reader also new coming terminology – climate refugees. Three climate disaster scenarios – 8.5 RCP, 4.5 RCP and 6 RCP, 2.6 RCP are explained.

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