Complex social changes, mobility, progressive information and communication technological advancement, as global achievements of the modern era, lead to the transformation of space at the local level and change of the identity patterns of a place. Starting from the problem of loss of identity features of a place or inability to identify them i...

By Dajana Papaz, Dubravko Aleksić, Tijana M. Vujičić, Brankica Milojević

There are more than forty projects for building Orthodox churches preserved in the Archives of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo. Presented here are four projects for the churches with domes and one for three-conchal building with no dome.The oldest projects are those of Višegrad (dated from 1882) and Zenica (dated from 1889), which represe...

By Ljiljana Ševo

The application of educational data mining is a new area of information technology that is expanding. Using this data mining, the analysis and development of models for student success prediction were performed based on certain factors affecting their success (success in high school, success on the entrance exam). The aim of the research is to show...

By Ljubiša Preradović, Đorđe Stoisavljević, Aleksandar Gaćina

This paper deals with the architecture of the most prominent architect in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Austro-Hungarian time, Josip Vancaš, and two of his most appreciated designs developed for Banja Luka: Landesbank branch office and villa Husedžinović. They both belong to what Vancaš promoted to be "Bosnian style" in architectu...

By Miroslav Malinovic, Siniša Vidaković

The territory of the Republic of Srpska is well-known for a large number of foreign colonies formed after 1878. Foreigners from all over the Austro-Hungarian Empire were settled in the northern parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, today covering the municipalities in the Republic of Srpska. The most dominant group among all national minorities was the ...

By Milijana Okilj, Ljubiša Preradović, Miroslav Malinovic

Nanotechnologies are capable of giving great possibilities in improving mostly thermodynamical and mechanical properties of civil engineering materials, primarily concrete constructions. Nano-materials improve sustainability, durability and some other properties, such as the possibility of self-cleaning. The scientific research on nanostructures is...

By Siniša M Vučenović, Jovan P Šetrajčić

Turbo roundabouts are a relatively new type of roundabouts, designed to increase the capacity and safety of single-lane and double-lane roundabouts. Turbo roundabouts consist of elements that are characteristical for classic roundabouts and new elements that occur exclusively in this kind of roundabouts. In this paper the basic concept of a turbo r...

By Ljiljana Milić-Marković, Gordana Tutorić

Geographic information systems provide basic information about the surroundings and represent a starting point for application development that can be found in a wide spectrum of activities. These systems use 3D georeferenced data that can come from different sources. This paper presents the characteristics of the standards developed for the purpos...

By Stevan Milovanov, Igor Ruskovski, Miro Govedarica

Herzegovina, the southern region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has a long tradition in building stone houses. Although neighbouring countries and foreign authorities have influenced architecture in Herzegovina, it has retained its distinctive expression. Surveys about architecture in Herzegovina have been done casually and superficially compared to Bo...

By Ljubica Kapor

A digital orthophoto map is an orthorectified photo mosaic that is a basis for a successful mapping. A digital orthophoto map is one of the basic products of today’s photogrammetry and it represents its well-known and used product, and it was created based on the map users' wish to unite the detail and expressiveness of photogrammetric images...

By Miodrag Regodić, Mladen Đurić, Aljoša Čekić