Cardikarst team at the Annual meeting of Croatian cavers
On 30th November 2024, in Drežnik Grad near Rakovica, our team participated in the Skup speleologa Hrvatske (Croatian Cavers’ Meeting),[…]
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Autor: Nenad Buzjak
“CO₂ Emission from Caves by Temperature-Driven Air Circulation—Insights from Samograd Cave, Croatia” article published
We are happy to announce that our latest scientific paper, “CO₂ Emission from Caves by Temperature-Driven Air Circulation—Insights from Samograd[…]
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Planinska jama 7. 11. 2024 fieldwork report
After a prolonged absence due to an exceptionally long period of high groundwater levels, field research in Planinska Jama has[…]
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About the CARDIKARST Project at the Department of Geography
Here is the English translation of the provided text: At the Department of Geography, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb,[…]
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Poziv na predavanje o projektu CARDIKARST
Poštovane kolegice i kolege, dragi suradnici i prijatelji, pozivamo Vas na predavanje pod naslovom: Projekt CARDIKARST: CO2 i mikroklima krškog[…]
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New Arduino based CO2 datalogger
The new version of the CO2 logger based on the #Arduino platform is now in use after successful laboratory testing.[…]
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Workshop “Carbon Dioxide (CO2) – Its Importance in (Micro)climatic Processes in Caves and How to Monitor It” (Perušić, October 4, 2024)
The workshop was held for professionals in nature conservation, researchers, and students interested on the topic of monitoring carbon dioxide[…]
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Radionica “Ugljikov dioksid (CO2) – značaj u (mikro)klimatskim procesima spilja i kako ga pratiti”
Radionica za stručnjake iz sektora zaštite prirode i istraživače Brzi info Lokacija: Vatrogasni dom Perušić, Pećinski park Grabovača Datum i[…]
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Samograd 5. 8. 2024 field work report
Parallel to the microclimatic measurements, a topographic survey of the Samograd cave was conducted. The aim of the survey is[…]
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Arduino loger test in Samograd cave [07-2024]
After the first test with the loggers built on the Arduino Seeduino 3.1 and 3.2 boards, where we still have[…]
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