This paper analyzes the functional and administrative classification of the state road network in the territory of Vojvodina. The research covers all categories of state roads, with a focus on section lengths, pavement type, and compliance with minimum technical standards, primarily carriageway width. The results indicate a high level of technical ...

By Iva Bogdanović, Igor Jokanović, Milica Pavić

Shallow geothermal energy remains underutilized in the Danube Region despite its potential to reduce fossil fuel dependency and support EU climate goals. The Danube GeoHeCo project addresses this gap by fostering transnational cooperation, aiming to promote hybrid ground-source heat pump (GSHP) solutions. Key outputs include Transnational Action Pl...

By Slavisa Jelisić, Nikola Bojić, Đurađ Hajder, Branko Ivankovic

In this paper, a new approach for determining the stress-strain state that incorporates spatial variations in porosity into the elasto-viscoplastic analysis of a thick-walled concrete cylinder subjected to long-term loading is presented. This approach uses rheological dynamic theory (RDT), based on the principles of mass and energy conservation. By...

By Nataša Mrđa Bošnjak, Dragan Milašinović

This paper examines the historical evolution of computer-aided design (CAD) and building information modeling (BIM) software in architecture, civil engineering, and geodesy. The development of digital design technologies is analyzed through several key phases, from the early experimental CAD systems of the 1960s and 1970s to the expansion of person...

By Đorđe Stojisavljević, Ljilja Šikman

The buildings of the Central Committee of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia in Skopje, Zagreb and Belgrade form a corpus of socialist modernist architecture in which spatial organisation structured political authority across diverse urban contexts. Developed within a shared modernist framework, they articulated governance through controlled ac...

By Tamara Koneska

This paper analyzes the morphogenesis of suburban settlements within the periphery of Banja Luka, tracing their development from the mid-twentieth century to the present. The research identifies several phases of suburban growth shaped by social crises, migration, post-war reconstruction, and transitional conditions. Through the examination of spat...

By Zoran Uljarević, Malina Čvoro, Igor Kuvač

Runoff modelling in karst areas represents a specific challenge, due to inherent complexity and uncertainty of underground flow paths. Utilization of physical relationships to describe the individual components of the runoff requires a much more detailed understanding of the conditions in the basin. However, the application of such models, with an ...

By Nenad Jaćimović, Miloš Stanić

Postwar modernist urbanism remains labelled by dominant narratives that frame modernism primarily through failure and postmodern rejection. While critiques of modernist planning have largely emerged from Western European and North American contexts, this study argues that such interpretations cannot be universally applied. The paper provides new ar...

By DIMITRIJE IGNJATOVIC

This study analyzes the need to transform the traditional two-dimensional cadastre in the Republic of Srpska into a multidimensional system (3D/4D). The research aims to examine the compliance of the current real estate records with the international standard ISO 19152 (LADM) and to identify the key prerequisites for introducing the third and fourt...

By Dragana Skorup Stupar, Tatjana Tucic

Urban environments are increasingly affected by air pollution and urban heat island (UHI) effects, requiring integrated monitoring approaches. Within the Space It Up! project, this work presents coordinated research lines combining Earth Observation (EO) data and data-driven methods. The air quality component includes methane screening, multi-sourc...

By Vasil Yordanov, Alberto Vavassori, Sadra Zahed Kachaee, Claudia Isabela Saud Mino, Matej Zgela, Afshin Moazzam, Maria Antonia Brovelli