Stanislava Vodrážková
Mgr. Stanislava Vodrážková, Ph.D.
Geologická 577/6
152 00 Praha 5
Czech Republic
+420 251 085 141 stanislava.vodrazkova@geology.cz
Current research project
Chronostratigraphic and Paleoenvironmental Analysis of the Daleje Event in its Type Area: Implications for the Emsian (Early Devonian) Subdivision
Czech Science Foundation (GAČR), Standard Project No. 26-22911S, 2026–2028
Principal Investigator (PI): Stanislava Vodrážková, Czech Geological Survey
Co-investigator: Tomáš Kumpan, Department of Geological Sciences, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University
This Earth and environmental science project investigates how major environmental perturbations affected marine ecosystems during the Early Devonian and how these changes are recorded in sediments, fossils, and geochemical proxies.
The project has two closely linked objectives: to reconstruct the environmental and biotic changes associated with the Daleje Event in its type area, the Prague Basin, and to provide new high-resolution biostratigraphic data relevant to the subdivision of the Emsian Stage. An integrated multidisciplinary approach combines conodont, dacryoconarid tentaculite, and palynomorph biostratigraphy with sedimentology, petrography, mineralogy, and geochemistry. Sections representing different depositional settings within the Prague Basin are studied to distinguish local environmental signals from those suitable for regional and global correlation. These data will also contribute to ongoing international efforts to refine the subdivision of the Emsian Stage.
The project is carried out jointly by research teams at the Czech Geological Survey and Masaryk University. The Czech Geological Survey is the lead institution, and the project is led by Stanislava Vodrážková as Principal Investigator (PI). Masaryk University participates as the co-applicant institution, with Tomáš Kumpan as co-investigator.
Project team: Stanislava Vodrážková, Tomáš Kumpan, Jiří Frýda, Jiří Kalvoda, Petra Tonarová, Radek Vodrážka, Renata Čopjaková, Magdaléna Koubová, Petr Budil, Michal Kubajko, Sára Kozáková, Anna Štanclová, and collaborating students.