While including gradual long-term flooding of individual residual mining pits, the re-vitalization program of the Podkrušnohorská brown-coal basin area has to assure - beside general water quality standards - satisfactory stability level of future lake banks and their wider environment as required for safe usage of future water lakes. General assessment of factors and conditions influencing bank and/or slope stability of future lakes was realized within the frames of the Czech Republic Academy of Sciences grant project. The grant project solutions include a study of exogenous processes on localities where the mining has been terminated. Also, prognoses were developed on behaviour of future banks during flooding and subsequent operation of future lakes. The presented paper is focused on assessment of mayor factors that participate on initiation and intensity of the bank abrasion and sliding deformations., Tamara Spanilá, Zdeněk Kudrna, Vladislav John, Filip Hartvich and Vladimír Chour., and Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy
An approach to risk evaluation against the failure of waste deposit sealing layer is given. It is derived from experience gathered with municipal waste deposit closures. Such deposits were monitored in Ce ntral Bohemia in the territory of the Czech Republic. Geodetic observations on such deposits carried out for five to eleven years provided a chance to obtain and interpret continuous deformation data series. Results can increase functional reliability of their superficial sealing and can be used to optimise the time when closure and recultivation should start. The results concern superficial settlement, its development in time and irregularities that are practically very important. Definition of failure criteria that would allow evaluation of limits in irregular deposit se ttlement is relatively difficult and should become a topic for further investigations and discussions., Zdeněk Kudrna., and Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy