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Collaborations:
Balazs
Major (Department of Archaeology, Pázmány Péter Catholic University,
Piliscsaba, Hungary): Crusader castles in Syria; Erzsébet Gyori (Kövesligethy
Radó Seismological Observatory, Budapest, Hungary): seismicity of Hungary;
Zoltán Havas and Krisztián Anderkó (Aquincum Museum, Budapest, Hungary): Roman
aquaeducts; Marko Vrabec (Department of Geology, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia): tectonics of the Adriatic coast; Mladen Juracic (Porec,
Croatia): history and archaeology of the Eufrasius cathedral; Eleni Kolaiti
(Athens, Greece): geology and tectonics of the Pelopponese; Stefano Furlani (Department
of Mathematics and Earth Science, University of Trieste, Italy):
three-dimensional photography of geological and archaeological surfaces; Panya
Charusiri (Department of Geology, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand):
active tectonics of Thailand; Agus Hariyadi (Faculty of Architecture, Gadyah
Mada University, Yogyakarta, Thailand): seismicity and architecture;
Andrey Korzhenkov (Moscow, Russia): archaeoseismology.
Papers:
15. Korzhenkov, A.M., Kol'chenko, V.A.,
Luzhansky, D.V., Rogozhin, E.A., Kazmer, M., Mazeika, J.V., Deev, E.V.,
Fortuna, B., Shen, J., Yudakhin, A.S., Abdieva, S.V., Rodina, S.N. (2016):
Archaeoseismological investigation of the Kurmenty Medieval settlement site,
northeastern Issyk-Kul region, Kyrgyzstan. - Seismic Instruments 52(2), 154-163.
14. Kázmér, M., Major, B. (2015): Strong motion directions from Safita
castle and rockfalls in coastal Syria – an archaeoseismological study. – Comptes
Rendus Geoscience 347, 181-190. . [online
version] [reprint]
13. Korzhenkov, A.M., Kol'chenko, V.A.,
Luzhansky, D.V., Rogozhin, E.A., Kazmer, M., Mazeikas, J.V., Deev, E.V.,
Fortuna, A.B., Shen, J., Yudakhin, A.S., Abdieva, S.V., Rodina, S.N. (2015):
Archeoseismological study of Kurmenty Medieval settlement (north-east of the
Issyik-Kul lake region, Kyrgyzstan). - Voprosy
inzhenernoy seysmologii 42(1), 70-81, Moskva. (In
Russian, with English abstract) [reprint]
12. Kázmér,
M. (2015): Archaeoseismology. In: Mukherjee, Soumyajit, (ed.): Atlas of
Structural Geology. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp. 153-155, figs.
6.52-6.55. [online
version] [reprint]
11. Kázmér,
M., Kolaiti, E. (2015): Earthquake-induced
deformations at the Lion Gate, Mycenae, Greece. In: Blumetti, A.M., Cinti, F.R., De Martini,
P.M., Galadini, F., Guerrieri, L., Michetti, A.M., Pantosti, D., Vittori, E.
(eds): 6th INQUA International
Meeting on Paleoseismology, Active Tectonics and Archaeoseismology. 19-24 April 2015, Pescina, Fucino Basin,
Italy. Miscellanea INGV 27, 248-251. [complete volume online version] (263 Mb) [reprint]
10. Kázmér,
M. (2015): Off-fault damages to masonry
buildings – a classification. In:
Blumetti, A.M., Cinti, F.R., De Martini, P.M.,
Galadini, F., Guerrieri, L., Michetti, A.M., Pantosti, D., Vittori, E. (eds): 6th INQUA International Meeting on
Paleoseismology, Active Tectonics and Archaeoseismology. 19-24 April 2015, Pescina, Fucino Basin,
Italy. Miscellanea INGV 27, 244-247. [complete volume online version] (263 Mb) [reprint]
9. Kázmér Miklós & Kolaiti, Eleni (2015): Földrengés keltette alakváltozások a mükénéi Oroszlános-kapun (Görögország). [Earthquake-induced deformations at the Lion Gate, Mycenae, Greece.] Abs. In: Török, Á., Görög, P., Vásárhelyi, B. (szerk): Mérnökgeológia-Kőzetmechanika 2015, Hantken Kiadó, Budapest, pp. 89-96. [online version] [reprint]
8. Kázmér,
M. (2014): Damages to ancient buildings from earthquakes. In: Beer, M.,
Patelli, E., Kouigioumtzoglou, I., Au, I. S.-K. (eds):
Encyclopedia of Earthquake Engineering, Springer, Berlin, 7 p., 18 figs.
[online version]
7. Kázmér, M., Hariyadi, A.
(2014): Damages to
the 9th century Prambanan temple caused by the 2006 Yogyakarta
earthquake (
6. Kázmér, M. (2013): The rocking
columns of Poreč – archaeoseismology in the Istria Peninsula, Croatia. In:
Grützner, C., Rudersdorf, A., Pérez-López, R., Reicherter, K. (eds): Seismic Hazard, Critical
facilities and Slow Active Faults. PATA Days. Proceedings of the 4th International INQUA Meeting on
Paleoseismology, Active Tectonics and Archaeoseismology (PATA), 9-14 October
2013, Aachen, Germany, pp. 117-120. [reprint]
5. Kázmér
Miklós (2013): Ahol nincsenek földrengések – a horvátországi Isztria archeoszeizmológiája.
[There are no earthquakes here! – Archaeoseismology in Istria, Croatia.] Abs.
In: Török, Á., Görög, P., Vásárhelyi, B. (szerk): Mérnökgeológia-Kőzetmechanika 2013, Hantken Kiadó, Budapest, pp.
195-204. [online
version] [reprint]
4. Kázmér, M., Sanittham, K.,
Charusiri, P., Pailoplee, S. (2011): Archaeoseismology of the AD 1545
earthquake in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In: Grützner, C., Pérez-López, R.,
Fernández Steeger, T., Papanikolaou, I., Reicherter, K., Silva, P.G. &
Vött, A. (eds): Earthquake Geology and Archaeology: Science,
Society and Critical Facilities. 2nd INQUA-IGCP 567 International Workshop on
Active Tectonics, Earthquake Geology, Archaeology and Engineering, 19-24
September 2011, Corinth (Greece). Proceedings Volume 2, 102-105. [online
version] [reprint]
3. Kázmér
Miklós & Major Balázs (2011): Két földrengés Szíriában – Margat várának
archeoszeizmológiája. (Two earthquakes
in Syria – Archaeoseismology in al-Marqab citadel) Abs. In: Kázmér, M.
(szerk.): Környezettörténet 2 – Környezeti események a honfoglalástól napjainkig
történeti és természettudományi források tükrében. Hantken Kiadó, Budapest, pp.
283–313. [reprint]
2. Kázmér
M. & Hariyadi, A. (2011): A Prambanan-szentély sérülései a 2006-os
földrengésben (Yogyakarta, Indonézia). [Damages of Prambanan temple during the
2006 Yogyakarta earthquake.] Abs. – In: Török Á. & Vásárhelyi B. (szerk.): Mérnökgeológia
– Kőzetmechanika 2011. Mérnökgeológia-Kőzetmechanika Kiskönyvtár 12, 347–356, 12 ábra. Hantken
Kiadó, Budapest. [reprint]
1. Kázmér, M., & Major, B. (2010): Distinguishing damages of two earthquakes –
archeoseismology of a Crusader castle (Al-Marqab citadel, Syria). In: Stewart,
Rocky coasts
Collaborations:
Niki
Evelpidou (Faculty of Earth Sciences, National and Kapodistrian University of
Athens, Greece): marine notches and coastal tectonics; Nilesh Bhatt (Department
of Geology, University of Baroda, Vadodara, Gujarat, India) and Siddharth
Prizomwala (Institute of Seismological Research, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India):
coastal processes in Saurashtra; Cherith Moses and David Ferguson (Department
of Geography, University of Sussex, Brighton, United Kingdom): measuring coastal
erosion by micro-erosion meter; Montri Choowong (Department of Geology,
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand): active tectonics of Thailand;
Mohd Shafeea Leman (Geology Program, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi,
Malaysia): coastal processes in Langkawi Islands; Felix Tongkul and Junaidi
(School of Science and Technology, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Kota Kinabalu,
Malaysia): coastal erosion and active tectonics in Borneo; Aris Marfai (Faculty
of Geography, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia): coastal hazards;
Hsieh Meng-Long (Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, National Chung
Cheng University, Minhsiung, Taiwan): coastal processes; Chuki Hongo
(Department of Physics and Earth Sciences, University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa,
Japan): bioeorosion; Patrick Colin (Coral Reef Research Foundation, Koror,
Palau): coral reef evolution; Danko Taborosi (ISland Research and Education
Initiative, Pohnpei, Micronesia): coastal karsts
Papers:
6. Evelpidou, N., Karkani, A., Kázmér, M., Pirazzoli,
P.A. (2014): Late Holocene shorelines deduced from tidal notches on both sides
of the Ionian Thrust (Greece): Fiscardo Peninsula (Cephalonia) and Ithaca
Island. – Geologica Acta 14, 13-24, 8 figs, 5 tab.,
Barcelona. [download]
5. Kázmér, M., Leman, M.S., Mohamed, K.R., Ali, C.A., Taborosi, D.
(2015): Features of intertidal bioerosion and bioconstruction on limestone
coasts at Langkawi Islands, Malaysia. – Sains Malaysiana 44(7), 921-929. [online version] [reprint]
4. Moses, C., Robinson, D., Kázmér, M., Rendel, W.
(2015): Towards an improved understanding of erosion rates and tidal notch
development on limestone coasts in the Tropics: ten years of micro-erosion
meter measurements, Phang Nga Bay, Thailand. – Earth Surface Processes and
Landforms 40(6). 771-782. [online version]
3. Taboroši, D. & Kázmér, M. (2013): Erosional
and depositional textures and structures in coastal karst landscapes. In: Lace,
M.J., Mylroie, J. (eds): Coastal
Karst Landforms. Coastal
Research Library 5, Springer Science, Dordrecht, pp. 15-58. [online version]
2.
Kázmér, M. & Taboroši, D. (2012): Bioerosion on the small scale – examples from
the tropical and subtropical littoral. – Hantkeniana 7, 37-94, 96 figs, 1 t., Budapest. [reprint]
1.
Kázmér, M. & Taboroši, D. (2012): Rapid profiling of marine notches using a
handheld laser distance meter. – Journal
of Coastal Research 28 28/4,
964–969. [online
version] [reprint]
Fossil forests
Collaborations:
Boglárka Erdei (Department of Botany, Hungarian Natural
History Museum, Budapest, Hungary): palaeobotany of the Bükkábrány Fossil
Forest; Keyan Fang (College of Geographical Sciences, Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou, China):
Shenhu Bay Fossil Forest
Papers:
3. Kázmér, M. (2011):
Structure of the 7 Ma Bükkábrány fossil forest in Hungary. – Japanese Journal of Historical Botany 19/1-2, 47-54, Tokyo. [reprint]
2. Császár G., Erdei, B., Kázmér, M., Magyar, I. (2009): A possible Late Miocene fossil forest paleopark in Hungary. – In:
Lipps, J.H. & Granier, B. (eds): PaleoParks – The protection and
conservation of fossil sites worldwide. – Carnets de Géologie /
Notebooks on Geology: Book 2009/3, Chapter 11, 121–133, 19 figs. [online version] [reprint]
1. Kázmér, M. (2008): The Miocene Bükkábrány Fossil
Forest in Hungary – field observations and project outline. – Hantkeniana 6, 229 – 244, 22 figs,
Budapest. [reprint]
Tree rings and environment
Collaborations:
Zoltán Kern (Lendület Project, Geological and Geochemical
Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary): chemical analysis
of incremental growth (trees, fossils, speleothems, ice); Yunchao Zhou
(Forestry College, University of Guizhou, Guiyang, China): soil erosion; Keyan
Fang (College of Geographical Sciences,
Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou, China): tree rings an climate
Papers:
7. Kern, Z., Patkó, M., Kázmér, M., Fekete, J.,
Kele, S., Pályi, Z. (2013): Multiple tree-ring proxies (earlywood width,
latewood width, and δ13C) from pedunculate oak (Quercus
robur L.), Hungary. – Quaternary International 293,
257-267. [online
version]
6. Kern, Z., Kázmér, M.,
Bosnakoff, M., Bajnóczi, B., Váczi, T., Katona, L. (2012) Incremental growth
and mineralogy of Pannonian (Late Miocene) sciaenid otoliths – palaeoecological
implications. – Geologica Carpathica 63/2, 175-178. [online version] [reprint]
5. Fang, Keyan, Gou
Xiaohua, Chen Fahu, Li Yingjun, Zhang Fen,
Kázmér, Miklós (2012): Tree growth and its association with climate between
individual tree-ring series inferred from at three mountain ranges in north
Central China. – Dendrochronologia 30/2, 113-119. [online version] [reprint]
4. Fang K, Gou X, Chen F,
Frank D, Li J, Kázmér M (2012): Precipitation variability during the past 400 years
in the Xiaolong Mountain (central China) inferred from tree rings. – Climate
Dynamics 39,
1697-1707. [online
version] [reprint]
[supplement]
3. Kóródy G., Kázmér M. & Székely B. (2009):
Vízmosásfejlődés mérése gyökérkitakaródással (Bátaapáti,
Mórágy-Geresdi-dombság). (Dating gully erosion by root exposure (Bátaapáti,
Mórágy-Geresd Hills, Hungary) Abs. In: Kázmér M. (ed.). Abs. In: Kázmér M.
(ed.): Környezettörténet. Az elmúlt 500 év környezeti eseményei
történeti és természettudományi források tükrében. Hantken Kiadó,
Budapest, pp. 367–380. (In Hungarian) [reprint]
2. Kázmér
Miklós (2009): Geológia, archeológia és história – a környezettörténet
forrásai. [Geology, archaeology and history – sources to environmental
history.] In: Kázmér M. (szerk.): Környezettörténet.
Az elmúlt 500 év környezeti eseményei történeti és természettudományi források
tükrében. Hantken Kiadó, Budapest, pp. 11-20. [reprint]
1. Grynaeus, A. & Kázmér, M. (2003): The Budapest Tree-Ring
Laboratory. – Association for Tree-Ring Research Newsletter 1, 5–6. [reprint]
Paleogeography
Collaborations:
Papers:
9. Hadid, Yarin, Németh, Attila; Snir, Sagi; Pavlíček, Tomáš; Csorba,
Gábor; Kázmér, Miklós, Major, Ágnes; Mezhzherin, Sergei; Rusin, Mikhail;
Coşkun,Yüksel; Nevo, Eviatar (2012): Is evolution of blind mole rats determined
by climate oscillations? – PLoS ONE 7/1, e30043, pp. 1–8. [online version] [reprint]
8. Márton.,
E., Zampieri, D., Kázmér, M., Dunkl, I. & Frisch, W. (2011): New
Paleocene-Eocene paleomagnetic results from the foreland of the Southern Alps
confirm the decoupling of stable Adria from the African plate. – Tectonophysics 504, 89-99. [online version] [reprint] (2.1 Mb)
7. Cornée, J.-J.,
Moissette, P., Saint Martin, J.-P., Kázmér, M., Tóth, E., Görög, Á., Dulai, A.
& Müller, P. (2009): Marine carbonate systems in the Saematian (Middle
Miocene) of the Central Paratethys: the Zsámbék Basin of Hungary. – Sedimentology 56/6, 1728-1750. [online version] [reprint] (3.3 Mb)
6. Mikes, T., Báldi-Beke, M., Kázmér, M., Dunkl,
I., von Eynatten, H. (2008): Calcareous nannofossil age constraints on Miocene
flysch sedimentation in the Outer Dinarides (Slovenia, Croatia,
Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Montenegro). – In: Siegesmund, S., Fügenschuh, B. &
Froitzheim, N. (eds): Tectonic Aspects of the Alpine-Carpathian-Dinaride
System. Geological Society Special
Publication 298, 335–363, London. [online version] [reprint]
(2
Mb)
5. Erdei, B., Lilla Hably, L., Kázmér,
M., Utescher, T. Bruch, A. A. (2007):
Neogene flora and vegetation
development in the
4. Moissette, P., Dulai, A., Escarguel, G.,
Kázmér, M., Müller, P.,
3. Philippe, M., Barbacka, M., Gradinaru, E., Iamandei, E., Iamandei, S.
& E., Kázmér, M., Popa, M., Szakmány, Gy., Tchoumatchenco, P., Zaton, M. (2006): Fossil wood and Mid-Eastern Europe terrestrial palaeobiogeography during
the Jurassic–Early Cretaceous interval. – Review of Palaeobotany and
Palynology 142, 15-32,
2. Kuhlemann, J., Frisch,
W., Dunkl, I., Kazmer M. & Schmiedl, G. (2004): Miocene siliciclastic deposits of Naxos island: geodynamic and
environmental implications for the evolution of the southern Aegean Sea
(Greece). In: Bernet, M. & Spiegel,
C. (eds.): Detrital Thermochronology – Provenance Analysis, Exhumation, and
Landscape Evolution of Mountain Belts. – Geological Society of
1.
Kazmer, M., Dunkl, I.,
Frisch, W., Kuhlemann, J., Ozsvart, P. (2003): The Palaeogene
forearc basin of the Eastern Alps and Western Carpathians: subduction erosion
and basin evolution. – Journal of the
Geological Society, London 160, 413—428. [online version] [reprint] (0.5 Mb)
History of science
Collaborations:
Gábor Papp (Department of Mineralogy, Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest,
Hungary): mineralogical collections in 17-19th century
Papers and a book:
10. Kázmér Miklós (2015): Sources
to the history of geology in
9. Kazmer, M. (2004): Dr. Edward
Browne’s visit in the mining towns of Lower Hungary in
8. Rózsa, P., Kazmer, M. & Papp, G. (2003): Activities of volcanist and neptunist ’natural philosophers’ and their observations in the Tokaj Mountains (NE Hungary) in the late 18th century (Johann Ehrenreich von Fichtel, Robert Townson and Jens Esmark). – Bulletin of the Hungarian Geological Society 133/1, 125-140, Budapest. [reprint]
7. Kazmer, M. & Vavra, N. (2002): Micropalaeontology in Vienna at the turn of the 19th century: foraminifer and bryozoan studies of Leopold von Fichtel and Johann Paul Carl von Moll. In: Wyse Jackson, P. N. & Spencer, M. (eds): Annals of Bryozoology: aspects of the history of research on bryozoans. International Bryozoology Association & The Society for the History of Natural History. Dublin, Ireland, pp. 117—132. [order book] [reprint]
6. Kazmer, M. (2002): Johannes Kentmann’s minerals from Hungary in 1565. – Bulletin of the Hungarian Geological Society 132/3—4, 457—470, Budapest. [reprint]
5. Kázmér Miklós (1999): A
werneriánus Robert Townson és
,kőzettani' térképe Magyarországról. An early Wernerian in
4.
Kazmer, M. & Papp,
G. (1999): Minerals from the Carpathians in an eighteenth-century British
collection. – Annales
Historico-Naturales Musei Nationalis Hungarici 91, 5-36, Budapest. [reprint]
3.
Kazmer M. (1999): Eine Widmung
im Buch des Schweizer Wissenschaftlers Johann Jakob Scheuchzer an Samuel
Koleseri. – Zeitschrift fur
Siebenburgische Landeskunde 22, 64-66, Koln. (In German)
. [reprint]
2. Kazmer
M. (1998): Carpathian
minerals in the eighteenth-century Woodwardian Collection at Cambridge. – Journal of the History of Collections
10, 159-168, Oxford. [online version]
[reprint]
1. Kázmér Miklós (1997):
Köleséri Sámuelnek szóló ajánlás J. J. Scheuchzer svájci orvos könyvében. (Une
dédicace à Sámuel Köleséri dans le livre du médecin suisse J. J.
Scheuchzer.) – Magyar Könyvszemle 1997/3,
318–320, Budapest. [online version] [reprint]