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Use this URL to cite this publication: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14911/229625
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  • Item type:Dataset,
    Anonymised written interview and questionnaire materials
    [Nuasmeninta rašytinė interviu ir apklausų medžiaga]
    survey data[2026];
    Споденець Ірина
    ;
    Shkabura, Yaroslav
    Identity reframing and transformation trajectories in post-socialist mono-functional urban formations: Reference cases for Piatykhatky (Kharkiv, Ukraine), 2026-11-11

    One DOCX file contains written questionnaire responses from Handlová (Slovakia), Most and Zlín (Czechia), and excerpts from qualitative interviews about the scientific settlement of Piatykhatky in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Preparation for the Piatykhatky interviews and the interviews themselves took place between November 2024 and March 2025. The collection includes material from 16 main respondents. It retains the Czech, English, Russian and Ukrainian texts, including the Ukrainian translations supplied with the two Czech questionnaires.

  • Item type:Dataset,
    Field photographs of monotowns and urban districts
    [Monomiestų ir miestų rajonų lauko tyrimų fotografijos]
    recorded data[2026]
    Towards a framework for sustainable monotowns: Identity, transformation, and heritage in post-socialist cities, 2026-11-11

    The dataset comprises 2,592 photographs taken by Kateryna Didenko during fieldwork at 28 locations in seven countries between December 2024 and March 2026. The table lists the locations, fieldwork dates, photograph counts and file formats.

  • Item type:Dataset,
    Drawings of five monotowns
    [Penkių monomiestų brėžiniai]
    dataset[2026];
    Grif, Iaroslav
    Identity reframing and transformation trajectories in post-socialist mono-functional urban formations: Reference cases for Piatykhatky (Kharkiv, Ukraine), 2026-11-11

    The dataset comprises five PDF files with drawings of Eisenhüttenstadt, Karviná, Kohtla-Järve, Schwedt and Visaginas. The drawings highlight each town’s industrial zone and the buildings constructed during the socialist period, from the 1950s through the 1980s. They were prepared between August and October 2025.