Dariusz Piwowarczyk, Tomasz Stanisławski, Tomasz Wardak
DOI: 10.21858/msr.48.07
Nr woluminu: 48
Publications (page 4)
Jubileusz 25-lecia Mazowieckiego Biura Planowania Regionalnego w Warszawie
Special Edition 2023 is online
Special Edition 2023 of “Mazovia Regional Studies” is already available. In the issue, among others:
Aviation duoport as a way of efficient development of aviation infrastructure – international and national experience, Analysis of the structure of scheduled airline services in Central European countries. Part one, Analysis of the structure of scheduled airline services in Central European countries. Part two, Identity in the cultural landscapes of the Mazovian Voivodeship and beyond.
Conference on wetland protection in Poland on the occasion of World Wetlands Day, February 4–7, 2023, Warsaw, Poland
Adam Kapler
DOI: 10.21858/msr.se.2023.05
Nr woluminu: SE 2023
Wetlands have been drained for millennia. However, for over a century, many of them have been recognized and protected as reserves, national parks, and/or Natura 2000 sites. Nevertheless, most of Poland’s swamps have suffered degradation, making it worth considering their restoration. This is an immensely challenging issue, especially in the context of the war in Ukraine, growing social polarization around the NRL (Nature Restoration Law) project, the humanitarian crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border, and the ecological crisis in the Odra River. Therefore, World Wetlands Day 2023, celebrated annually on the initiative of the Wetlands Conservation Centre, on the anniversary of the Ramsar Convention signing, had an unusually rich program this year. Apart from the usual debates, open lectures, poster presentations, and field trips held each year, in February 2023, the agenda also included: a strictly scientific conference on wetland protection, two extra field trips, and a series of workshops for practitioners.
Doctor Robert Lindsay Hodgart (1944–2023) – Obituary
Identity in the cultural landscapes of the Mazovian Voivodeship and beyond
Ewa Baranowska, Marta Pankowska, Agnieszka Dobrosielska
DOI: 10.21858/msr.se.2023.04
Nr woluminu: SE 2023
The article presents areas distinguished by local tradition and the preservation of rituals and customs in the Mazovian Voivodeship (Mazovia region) and points out the role of society in shaping and preserving intangible cultural heritage. Additionally, an assessment of the state of preservation or development of synthetic characteristics of the municipal landscape, such as tradition, identity, and localness, was carried out following the methodology outlined in the Ordinance of the Council of Ministers dated January 11, 2019, regarding the preparation of landscape audits.
Analysis of the structure of scheduled airline services in Central European countries. Part two
Analysis of the structure of scheduled airline services in Central European countries. Part one
Marek Serafin
DOI: 10.21858/msr.se.2023.02
Nr woluminu: SE 2023
The post-pandemic period is particularly important for the European airline market. We can observe new trends of changes that will shape it for many years to come. We can already clearly see that the Central European region has its own specificity, distinguishing it from Western Europe. In the case of our country, analysing the situation and forecasting the future is particularly important, as decisions are currently being taken regarding huge infrastructure investments. The structure of the number of seats offered by scheduled airlines and the changes in it are very good indicators of the strategies of air carriers, the most important players in the market game.
Aviation duoport as a way of efficient development of aviation infrastructure – international and national experience
Tomasz Wardak
DOI: 10.21858/msr.se.2023.01
Nr woluminu: SE 2023
The expansion of low-cost airlines over the last few decades has significantly influenced the requirements and directions of development of aviation infrastructure, opening up development opportunities for many regional and former military airports.In the second phase of development, low-cost airlines increased their presence at major airports. The low-cost model is evolving, just like the models of traditional and charter airlines. These changes are followed by the development and changes in the airport infrastructure. The model infrastructure adapted to serve low-cost airlines is geared towards reducing the cost for the airlines and shortening the turnaround time of aircrafts – it is therefore smaller and simpler, devoid of certain elements, e.g., jet bridges. Similarly, the time and comfort of travel from the airport to the centre of the metropolitan area are not as important as in the case of airports serving traditional airlines.