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* [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Historical sites with anthropedogenic soil horizon of high total phosphorus content|Historical sites with anthropedogenic soil horizon of high total phosphorus content]], by [[György Füleky]] | * [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Historical sites with anthropedogenic soil horizon of high total phosphorus content|Historical sites with anthropedogenic soil horizon of high total phosphorus content]], by [[György Füleky]] | ||
* [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Human induced Holocene colluviation on the piedmont loess of the Qinling Mountains, northern China|Human induced Holocene colluviation on the piedmont loess of the Qinling Mountains, northern China]], by [[Chun Chang Huang]] and [[Jiangli Pang]] | * [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Human induced Holocene colluviation on the piedmont loess of the Qinling Mountains, northern China|Human induced Holocene colluviation on the piedmont loess of the Qinling Mountains, northern China]], by [[Chun Chang Huang]] and [[Jiangli Pang]] | ||
| − | * [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Soil organic matter composition in ancient and prehistoric paddy soils from the lower Yangtze|Soil organic matter composition in ancient and prehistoric paddy soils from the lower Yangtze]], by [[ | + | * [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Soil organic matter composition in ancient and prehistoric paddy soils from the lower Yangtze|Soil organic matter composition in ancient and prehistoric paddy soils from the lower Yangtze]], by [[Heike Knicker]], [[Z. H. Cao]], [[Z.Y. Hu]] and [[Ingrid Kögel-Knabner]] |
* [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Mycological properties of anthropogenically transformed soils of medieval and modern urban centers|Mycological properties of anthropogenically transformed soils of medieval and modern urban centers]], by [[Olga Marfenina]], [[A. E. Ivanova]] and [[E. E. Kislova]] | * [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Mycological properties of anthropogenically transformed soils of medieval and modern urban centers|Mycological properties of anthropogenically transformed soils of medieval and modern urban centers]], by [[Olga Marfenina]], [[A. E. Ivanova]] and [[E. E. Kislova]] | ||
* [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Soil characteristics and classification by the profile study of a Han Dynasty tomb|Soil characteristics and classification by the profile study of a Han Dynasty tomb]], by [[Fengrong Zhang]] and [[Danfeng Sun]] | * [[SUITMA 2005 Cairo - Soil characteristics and classification by the profile study of a Han Dynasty tomb|Soil characteristics and classification by the profile study of a Han Dynasty tomb]], by [[Fengrong Zhang]] and [[Danfeng Sun]] | ||
Revision as of 16:37, 24 September 2009
SUITMA 2005 Cairo
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| Start : | November 19 2005 (iCal) |
| End : | November 21 2005 |
| City : | Cairo |
| Country : | Egypt |
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The SUITMA 2005 symposium was held in Cairo (Egypt).
Contents
- 1 Abstracts
- 1.1 Plenary presentations
- 1.2 Theme : Properties of unconventional soils
- 1.3 Theme : Methodology and classification
- 1.4 Theme : Industrials, traffic, and mining pollution
- 1.5 Theme : Cycling of city fluids and solid refuse
- 1.6 Theme : Desertification and urban expansion
- 1.7 Theme : Consumed mining and military areas
- 1.8 Theme : Historical sites
- 2 Steering committee
- 3 International scientific committee
- 4 Organizing Committee
Abstracts
Plenary presentations
- Urban soils and the European soil thematic strategy, by Winfried Blum
- Urban soils, soil sealing and soil conservation service in the soil thematic strategy of the European Commission, by Wolfgang Burghardt
- Impact of urbanization on soil quality evolution of Zhengzhou city in China, by Wu Kening, Sun Zhiying, Li Ling, Lv Qiaoling, and Fu Qiaoling
Theme : Properties of unconventional soils
- Characteristic properties of soil organic matter with technogenic input and their impact on sorption of organic pollutants, by Kerstin Abelmann, Heike Knicker, Kai Uwe Totsche, and Ingrid Kögel-Knabner
- Soil properties and metals content in three southern European cities : Ljubljana, Sevilla, and Torino , by Mattia Biasioli, Encarnacion Diaz-Barrientos, H. Grcman, Luis Madrid, Borut Vrscaj, and Franco Ajmone-Marsan
- Contribution of dust to soil formation in urban and industrial areas, by Wolfgang Burghardt and Silke Hoeke
- Heavy metal contents in soils of urban-rural gradients in Sofia region, by Vania Doichinova and Miglena Zhyanski
- Thermal and hydrological behaviour of an urban anthropic regosol with strong stagnic properties, by Thomas Latacz, Wolfgang Burghardt and Wilhelm Kuttler
- Heavy metal concentration and chemical fractions in soils of urban green space in Shenzhen city, China, by Ying Lu, Haihua Gan and Zhengjun Shi
- Specific features of the development of urban and suburban phytopedocenoses, by D.V. Moukha
- Effect of various land uses on metal status of urban soils of Seville, by E. Ruiz-Cortés, Rocio Reinoso, Encarnacion Diaz-Barrientos and Luis Madrid
- Mineralogical and chemical characteristics of aerial sediments in the greater Cairo area, Egypt, by Salah Tahoun and Mohamed E. Abdel-Rahman
- Trends of heavy metals contamination in urban soils: a scenario from Ibadan metropolis, S.W. Nigeria, by Moshood Tijani, Akinlolu F. Abimbola and Olugbenga A. Okunlola
Theme : Methodology and classification
- A deposition model of heavy metal laden dust particles on soil from multiple point industrial sources, by Rushdi M. M. El-Kilani and Mohammed Helmy Belal
- Evaluation of biological methods for monitoring urban soils, by A. V. Kurakov, M. V. Gorlenko, M. M. Umarov, D. G. Zvyagintsev and Zdenek Filip
- The TUSEC-Method for soil evaluation with regard to particularities of urban soils, by Andreas Lehmann, Susanne David and Karl Stahr
- Magnetic properties as indicator of heavy metals pollution in urban soils, by S. G. Lu, S. Q. Bai and H. D. Shan
- Monitoring, modeling geochemistry, and fate of heavy metals in a small catchment in Egypt, by Ahmed A. Melegy
- A Comparison of extracting techniques for measurement of metals in urban soils, by E. Ruiz-Cortés, Fernando Madrid, Rocio Reinoso, Encarnacion Diaz-Barrientos and Luis Madrid
- Urban soils of Bratislava in relation to their quality and environment, by Jaroslava Sobocka, Marian Jaduda and Katarina Poltarska
- Evaluation of urban soil quality for sustainable urban planning, by Borut Vrscaj, Laura Poggio, Franco Ajmone-Marsan
Theme : Industrials, traffic, and mining pollution
- The biodegradation, leaching and sequestration of phenanthrene in soil, by Samira Amellal, Arnaud Boivin, Corinne Perrin-Ganier and Michel Schiavon
- Vertical distribution of heavy metals in air over heavily polluted industrial soils in the Ruhr area, Germany, by Silke Hoeke
- Husbandry risks on agricultural soils in the industrial and mining areas of the Czech Republic, by Radim Vácha
Theme : Cycling of city fluids and solid refuse
- Use of environmentally sound waste mixtures for land application, by M. Camps Arbestain, U. Santisteban, S. Virgel, F. Macías and M. Pinto
- Confinement of highly reactive waste sulfides into mortar matrix, by Inna V. Filippova, Lev O. Filippov and Jacques Yvon
- Stabilization of residual metallic pollution of industrial polluted soils by soil reconstitution, by C. Lefort, G. Séré, Stéphanie Ouvrard, Christophe Schwartz and Jean-Louis Morel
- Ecological properties of paved urban soils, by Gerd Wessolek and Thomas Nehls
Theme : Desertification and urban expansion
Theme : Consumed mining and military areas
- Contributions to land resource assessment and development of landmine-affected and de-mined areas, Northwest coast, Egypt, by Fawzy Abdel-Kader and Rafaat K. Yacoub
- Remote sensing to assess changes in land vegetative cover in Saudi Arabia due to the second Gulf War, by Mohammed Hussein Bagour, Sad Al-Mahlafe, Abraham Jacob and Ahmed Fahs
- Health descriptors for remediated Brownfield soils, by Nicholas Dickinson, William Hartley, Louise Unfindell, Helen Rawlinson and Philip Putwain
- Remediation of contaminated Brownfield land through planting community woodlands, by Nicholas Dickinson, Christopher French and Philip Putwain
- Biogeochemical cycle of trace elements on a forested technosol developed on a flotation pond, by J. Muller, L. Florentin, Christophe Schwartz and G. Echevarria
- Water and contaminant fluxes in paved urban soils, by Thomas Nehls, Heiner Stoffregen and Gerd Wessolek
- Destruction and restoration of soils in the artillery shooting ranges of army areas, by Pavel Novak
- Remediation process assessment for PAHs and heavy metal simultaneous removal, by Stéphanie Ouvrard, Joelle Fismes and Jean-Louis Morel
- Effectiveness and environmental impact of a soil reconstitution process on a degraded site, by G. Séré, Stéphanie Ouvrard, Christophe Schwartz, C. Payet, J.-C. Renat and Jean-Louis Morel
- Biomineralization : a safer environmental and industrial biofilter application, by Ashraf M. Wali and Atef Dardir
- Saline pooling dimensions-dune migration effects on anticipated developing sites, Siwa, Egypt, by Ashraf M. Wali, A. A. Abdallah and I. Kh.Khedr
Theme : Historical sites
- The buried soils of antique Tanais City, Russia, by Olga Bezuglova and Igor Morozov
- Historical sites with anthropedogenic soil horizon of high total phosphorus content, by György Füleky
- Human induced Holocene colluviation on the piedmont loess of the Qinling Mountains, northern China, by Chun Chang Huang and Jiangli Pang
- Soil organic matter composition in ancient and prehistoric paddy soils from the lower Yangtze, by Heike Knicker, Z. H. Cao, Z.Y. Hu and Ingrid Kögel-Knabner
- Mycological properties of anthropogenically transformed soils of medieval and modern urban centers, by Olga Marfenina, A. E. Ivanova and E. E. Kislova
- Soil characteristics and classification by the profile study of a Han Dynasty tomb, by Fengrong Zhang and Danfeng Sun
- Ancient soil pollution with heavy metals and isotopic evidence of the cultural layers in urban Nanjing, China, by Ganlin Zhang, Feng-Gen Yang, Wen-Jun Zhao, Yu-Guo Zhao, Jin-Ling Yang and Zi-Tong Gong
Steering committee
International scientific committee
- Fawzi Abdel-Kader, Egypt
- Winfried Blum, Austria
- Wolfgang Burghardt, Germany
- Atef Dardir, Egypt
- Karimat El-Sayed, Egypt
- Ghassan M. Hamdalla, FAO
- Selim Kapur, Turkey
- Teresa Mendizabal, Spain
- Abdel-Alim Metwally, Egypt
- Ahmet R. Mermut, Canada
- Jean-Louis Morel, France
- Franco Previtali, Italy
- Juan Puigdefabregas, Spain
- Salah Tahoun, Egypt
- Mohamed Talbi, Tunisia
- Ganlin Zhang, China
Organizing Committee
- Y. M. Abbas, Suez Canal University
- E. A. Abdel-Bary, University of El-Zagazig
- Mohamed E. Abdel-Rahman, Desert Research Center
- N.A. Atia, University of El-Zagazig
- E. A. El-Naka, University of El-Zagazig
- T. K. Ghabbour, National Research Center
- A. M. Helmy, University of El-Zagazig
- . A. Hussein, Egyptian Geological Survey and Mining Authority
- A.H. Ibrahim, University of El-Zagazig
- A.S. Metwally, University of El-Zagazig
- K. F. Mousa, University of El-Zagazig
- R. R. Shahin, University of Cairo
- A. A. Sheha, University of El-Zagazig
- K. G. Soliman, University of El-Zagazig
- Salah Tahoun, University of El-Zagazig
- Ashraf M. Wali, University of Cairo
