Dan Adrian Chelaru

1. Published papers (maximum of seven papers: the most relevant for the project, preferably not published before 1990):

  1. Chelaru Dan-Adrian, Ursu Adrian, Mihai Florin-Constantin (2011) - The analysis of agricultural landscape change using GIS techniques. Case study: Podoleni, Romania, Scientifical papers. Agronomy Series, no. 1, vol. 54, pp. 73 – 76, BDI indexed.
  2. Chelaru Dan-Adrian, Plescan Sergiu (2012) – Using GIS In The Assessment Of Landscape Visual Quality: A Methodological Approach Applied To Piatra Neamt, Romania; Geografical Forum, XI(1), Universitaria Publishing House, Craiova, pp. 19 – 25, BDI indexed.
  3. Chelaru Dan-Adrian, Apostol Liviu (2012) – Using GIS to analyse land use change in Bistrita Subcarpathian Valley; Present Environment & Sustainable Development, The VIth Volume, no. 2, pp. 315 – 325, BDI indexed.
  4. Chelaru Dan-Adrian, Minea Ionut (2013) – Bistrița River Channel Changes In The Subcarpathian Sector, In The Last Two Centuries, The volume dedicated to Air and water – environmental components conference , Cluj, "Presa universitară Clujeană" Publishing House, pp. 193 – 201, BDI indexed.
  5. Chelaru Dan-Adrian, Apostol Liviu, Ursu Adrian (2013) – Spatial Analysis Of Forested Area Dynamics in Bistrița Valley - Subcarpathian Sector; Present Environment & Sustainable Development, The VIIth volume, no. 1, pp. 35 – 47, BDI indexed.
  6. Chelaru Dan-Adrian, Apostol Liviu, Mihai Florin Constantin, Ursu Adrian (2013) – Restructuring The Post-Industrial Landscape of Bistrița Subcarpathian Valley, Romania, 13th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM 2013, Conference Proceedings, pp. 881 – 889, ISI indexed.
  7. Chelaru Dan-Adrian, Ursu Adrian, Roșca Bogdan, Mihai Florin Constantin (2013) – Analysing Spatio-Temporal Evolution Of Built-Up Area In Bistrița Subcarpathian Valley, Romania using GIS Techniques, 13th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM 2013, Conference Proceedings, pp. 637 – 645, ISI indexed.

2. National/international projects (maximum of seven projects):

  1. Romanian meteorological scientific and popular terminology of the atmospheric phenomena. Linguistic approach CNCS (PN-II-ID-PCE-2011-3-0656) (member of the team) (2011-2014);
  2. The doctoral thesis (Landscape dynamics in Bistriţa Subcarpathian Valley) includes a chapter titled Climatic elements and their role in shaping the landscape, in which the main means of analysis is represented by GIS specific techniques (Geographic Information Systems).