About the Journal
Carinthia Nature Tech (Carinthia II/ Part 3) is a scientific journal dedicated to the application of disruptive technologies in the field of nature conservation. The journal aims to feature advanced testing, research, and development of novel technologies for recording and analyzing biodiversity, including species, populations, habitats, and ecosystems. It also covers monitoring geological, hydrological, and climatic systems, and innovative methods to monitor environmental pressures.
Current Issue
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): Carinthia II / Part 3 - Carinthia Nature Tech
The current issue features peer-reviewed studies on the implementation of UAV-mounted sensors applied to collect data in urban landscapes and natural areas. The interested reader will find a peer-reviewed contribution on the use of iNaturalist for citizen science observations. An innovative laboratory experiment is featured, comparing slime mold-inspired algorithms with the growth of the real organism, forecasting potential improvements to transportation systems. In the short notes section, the reader can learn about the establishment of a Miyawaki forest, recent developments at an outdoor laboratory for ecological research, and innovations in environmental DNA sampling. Three book reviews are provided, giving the reader a glimpse into the state-of-the-art of biodiversity monitoring technologies, active biodiversity research in Austria, and applied techniques to promote nature in engineering.
Published:
14-11-2025
