Stanislav Martinat
Stanislav is a researcher in geography in the Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Department (the Environmental Governance and Land Management Group). He has an educational background in human geography and an experience in interdisciplinary research. In his PhD thesis he studied how farmers, farms and rural areas are adapting to the ongoing energy transition. Stanislav is interested in social and spatial consequences of planning and operation of sustainable bioenergy systems and especially in the links with the recent changes in agriculture. He is also keen on learning more about the low-carbon re-use options for abandoned farms and rural wastelands.
A note for stakeholders was published in December 2021.
Current research interests
Stanislav is a member of the project team contributing to the Scottish Government’s Strategic Research Programme (2016 – 2021) that is funded by the Rural and Environment Science and Analytical Services (RESAS) Division.
More about my current research can be found here Standa Martinat (researchgate.net)
Bibliography
- Navratil, J.; Martinat, S.; Krejci, T.; Klusacek, P.; Hewitt, R.; (2021) Conversion of PostSocialist Agricultural Premises as a Chance for Renewable Energy Production Photovoltaics or Biogas Plants., Energies, 14, Article No. 7164.
- Kristofova, K.; Lehnert, M.; Martinat, S.; Tokar, V.; Opravil, Z.; (2021) Adaptation to climate change in the eastern regions of the Czech Republic An analysis of the measures proposed by local governments., Land Use Policy, 114, Article No 105949.
- Navratil, J.; Martinat, S.; Krejci, T.; Klusacek, P.; Hewitt, R.; (2021) Conversion of PostSocialist Agricultural Premises as a Chance for Renewable Energy Production Photovoltaics or Biogas Plants., Energies, 14, Article No. 7164.
- Kristofova, K.; Lehnert, M.; Martinat, S.; Tokar, V.; Opravil, Z.; (2021) Adaptation to climate change in the eastern regions of the Czech Republic An analysis of the measures proposed by local governments., Land Use Policy, 114, Article No 105949.
