- Regional Development and Management Studies
- Marine and environmental studies
- Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
- Groundwater and Watershed Analysis
- Radioactivity and Radon Measurements
- Karst Systems and Hydrogeology
- Geological Formations and Processes Exploration
- Flood Risk Assessment and Management
- Geological and Geochemical Analysis
- Geological Studies and Exploration
- Hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysis
- Hydrological Forecasting Using AI
- Mining Techniques and Economics
- Heavy metals in environment
- Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
- Forest ecology and management
- Cruise Tourism Development and Management
- Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications
- Advanced Research in Science and Engineering
- Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact
- Archaeological Research and Protection
- Heavy Metals in Plants
- Healthcare, Law, Governance, and Management Studies
- Integrated Water Resources Management
- Heavy Metal Exposure and Toxicity
Military Geographical Institute
2023-2024
Singidunum University
2013-2020
Mining and Metallurgy Institute Bor
2019
University of Belgrade
2015-2017
Norsk Hydro (Norway)
2015
University of Arts in Belgrade
2014
Moscow State University
1984
Lomonosov Moscow State University
1984
Vegetation plays an active role in ecosystem dynamics, and monitoring its patterns changes is vital for effective environmental resource management. This study explores the possibility of machine learning techniques remote sensing data to improve accuracy forest detection. The research focuses on southeastern part Republic Serbia as a case area, using Sentinel-2 multispectral bands. employs publicly accessible satellite incorporates different vegetation indices classification accuracy. main...
This paper describes how uncontrolled and illegal mining of sand gravel can affect surface water groundwater regimes in places where there is a hydraulic connection between them, based on case study the Velika Morava River Serbia. Also, change cross-profile geometry, as result anthropogenic natural factors, hinders preparation this river for inclusion among Serbia’s waterways. The River’s navigability would enable development waterborne transportation both merchant ships vessels Serbian...
In the absence of detailed exploration karstic catchments, calculation available reserves and elements water balance equation frequently reflect topographic size catchment area, not actual, active (underground) size. The two differ largely where karst is concerned. paper deals with problem average area estimation in situation when meteorological data are limited to precipitation temperature, but discharge records for long period. Proposed methodology was applied to, calibrated, validated on...
Stara Planina (also known as the Balkan mountain range) is for numerous occurrences and deposits of uranium associated radionuclides. It also famous its geodiversity. The geologic framework highly complex. situated between latitudes 43° 44° N longitudes from 22°16′ to 23°00′ E. Uranium exploration radioactivity testing on began back in 1948. has been mined zone Kalna, within Janja granite intrusive. naturally radioactive units are presented detail this paper. main sources can be classified...
Abstract The inflow of mine water to mining operations is often caused by random events such as precipitation. Consequently, the regime can be defined a function applying theory processes. Regression models multiple linear correlation type have been used simulate into operations, produce short-range predictions and facilitate rapid response inside mine. significance lies in ability predict consequences (mine inflow), nature (meteorological parameters: precipitation air temperature)....
The study area is the city of Zintan, in northwestern Libya, which has grown over past 30 years. Its current population roughly 30,000. Although part commercial, most engages agriculture and primarily grows cereal crops (wheat barley). demand growing for agricultural products increased, intensifying use fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides. Consequently, concentrations potentially toxic elements (PTE) soil have increased. To assess quality (to provide a snapshot condition soil), systematic...
Soviet and Mongolian geologists initiated geological exploration of Mongolia for minerals after World War II (1945). These activities lasted until the breakup USSR in 1991. As part this systematic uranium rare element was undertaken across Mongolia. New resumed at beginning 21st century a range ore mineral deposit styles including uranium, coal, base precious metals Fe-ore. This generally by Western-based companies. paper presents results from regional reassessment company 2011 radiometric...
Serbian military topographic and cartographic activity has existed for almost 150 years. During that time, a relatively small country like Serbia faced difficult temptations but successfully produced maps. this period, was affected by numerous wars other trials. First, there war liberation with the Turkish Empire, then came Balkan Wars, First Second World Wars transformation of Yugoslavia from kingdom into socialist state, as well final disintegration Yugoslavia. all army managed to create...
Groundwater is a renewable resource wholly or partially protected from external influences (pollutants) by nature. Currently, about 75% of the population Republic Serbia meets its water needs using underground water. Hence, this represents an essential strategic our country; according to data Water Management Foundation (VOS, 2001), existing sources used in quantities 23m3/s. As 67.13m3/s estimated potential Serbia, we state that only 1/3 total available these waters usage. Therefore, can...
Monitoring of water levels and flow rates the Velika Morava River, due to its significance for Republic Serbia, was established over 100 years ago at profiles Ljubičevski Most Ćuprija. This followed a year later by activation Varvarin monitoring station, then in 1935 Žabarski Most, 1952 Bagrdan station. Groundwater started 1977 with 12 piezometers network gradually expanded include 92 2002. study presents comparative analysis level elevations River associated arranged along normal river...
According to the tectonic architecture of Balkan Peninsula, territory Macedonia belongs Dinarides, Rhodope and Carpatho-Balkanides. In a relatively small area, has very complex geological structure, which was shaped by intense long-term processes, followed magmatism wide spectrum, from ultrabasic acidic. From stratigraphic point view, formations consist oldest Precambrian high-grade metamorphic rocks youngest Quaternary deposits, such structure conditions creation different hydrogeological...
The Loess plateau is a geological formation that originated during the Pleistocene epoch and prevalent in Vojvodina, Serbia. type of sedimentary rock made up fine siltstones; it exhibits subtle layering, capillary porosity, vertical collapsing. This was created through silt-sized fraction deposition dust carried by wind over grassy regions colder periods. Over time, these deposits were lithified, layer paleosol developed above loess warmer climate phases. Up to Slankamen area, maintains...
Stara Planina is known for numerous occurrences and deposits of uranium associated radionuclides. It also famous its geodiversity. The geologic framework highly complex. mountain situated between the latitudes 43° 44° N longitudes from 22°16′ to 23°00′ E. Uranium exploration radioactivity testing on began back in 1948. has been mined zone Kalna, within Janja granite intrusive. naturally-radioactive units are presented detail paper.
The monitoring and analysis of concentrations toxic metals (lead cadmium) in soils crops indicate that farmland Serbia is generally not polluted, the quality naturally good. Such are therefore suitable for organic farming. All noted instances contamination by a local nature only, result fertilizers pesticides, municipal waste, exhaust gases, nearby production facilities, smelting plants, mines, tailings ponds, etc. Locations this type need to be monitored regularly, status soil assessed....
The Velika Morava River originates at the junction of Južna and Zapadna town Stalać in Serbia. It is 185 km long empties into Danube. Basin occupies a land area 37 444 km2. river flows through central Serbia, which features most fertile highest population density country. Public water supply this region Serbia relies on groundwater formed alluvial sediments Morava. Both industry agriculture are well developed. There intensive sand gravel mining along riverbanks, has deepened channel by as...
The aim of the study was to evaluate potential risks radiation near abandoned uranium mines, tailing dumps, or deposits on Mountain Stara Planina, Serbia. For risk assessment several parameters were determined: radium equivalent activity, Raeq, external hazard index, Hex, gamma absorbed dose rate, D, annual effective background outdoor exposure, AEDoutdoor, and excess lifetime cancer risk, ELCR. Obtained results showed that all samples, except one, have Raeq value up two times higher than...
Dojkinacka River is one of the rare small river basins in Republic Serbia where regular measurements water levels and flows are made. Hydrometeorology Department has been carrying out flow regime since 1981, using measurement station Visocka Rzana which 205m upstream from river's flowing into Visocica. These still applied today therefore there data for last 35 years classifies this basin as hydrologically researched followed-up basin. However, problem that they usually not well covered by...
Detailed hydrological and hydrogeological assessments of karst spring discharge require information about the groundwater regime in study area/watershed. However, monitoring is often organized locally sporadically, as required for specific studies or projects, seldom lasts longer than one year. On other hand, if time series quantitative parameters are shorter 15 years, watershed considered to be ungauged. As a result, aquifer budget ungauged watersheds can misleading. To minimize water...
Stara Planina (a.k.a. the Balkan mountain range) extends across four municipalities in Serbia: Pirot, Dimitrovgrad, Knjaževac and Zaječar. It is a designated nature park was declared category I monument of extraordinary significance 1997. Its surface area 114,332 ha, which 3,680 first, 20,159 ha second remainder (90,493 ha) third protection zone. The itself witness times long gone geological processes that lasted for hundreds millions years. research addresses selected sites, situated...