14th International Congress of Speleology - Congress Proceedings

Friday, August 26, 2005

09:00-10:40	SESSION 31: Speleogenesis and evoluation of karst aquifers including geology, hydrogeology and geomorphology XIII Invited Chair: P. Bosák, A. Bartsiokas O-155 The antiquity of the famous Beliansk? Cave (Slovakia) P. Bella, P. Bosák, J. Głazek, H. Hercman, D. Kicińska, T. Nowicki, S. Pavlarčik, P. Pruner O-156 Evolution of Lodowe Spring Cave System in the Western Tatra Mts. (Poland) J. Głazek, H. Hercman, D. Kicińska, T. Nowicki O-157 Underground streams of Crete C. Mavrokosta O-158 Andritsa speleocavern, Lerna in Argolida, Peloponnese E. Koniari, Κ. Ζοupis, B. Karkou, Ν. Αnastasopoulos O-159 The Rio Martino laboratory: cave climatic studies G. Badino, M. Chiri	HALL A
09:00-10:40	SESSION 32: Pseudokarst - Artificial cavities - Bibliographic Invited Chair: A. Cigna, L. Chatzilazaridis O-160 Speleogenesis of pseudo-karst caves related to deep-seated rockslides in the Flysch Carpathians (Czech Republic) I. Baron O-161 “Mines” Souterrain Structures of Lebanon I. Bou Jaoude O-162 The Artificial Cavities of Trentino – Alto Adige: an overview M. Meneghini O-163 The Stuffe di Nerone (Nero's oven): An ancient artificial cave near Naples (Italy) A.A. Cigna, G.J. Middleton O-164 The Speleological bibliography of Sardinia (Italy) J. De Waele	HALL B
09:00-10:40	SESSION 33: Large cavities – Informatics II Invited Chair: P. Matthews, E. Tsimbanis O-165 L'ardeche souterraine P. Brunet O-166 Speleo-Discography: A progress report D.N. Brison O-167 Advances in computer-aided cave survey data acquisition; the Auriga Palm OS freeware for underground and field use L. Le Blanc O-168 Use of a non linear curve fitting program to separate the emission spectra of multiple fluorescent dyes from spectrofluorophotometer analysis used in groundwater dye tracing S. Roach, N. Crawford O-169 An Open-source Web-based National Cave Database M. Lake , P. Matthews	HALL C
10:40-11:00	COFFEE BREAK
11:00-12:40	SESSION 34: Speleogenesis and evoluation of karst aquifers including geology, hydrogeology and geomorphology XIV Invited Chair: P. Williams, A. Zamani O-170 Contribution to the cave origin by mechanical weathering in temperate zone L. Gaal O-171 Infiltration in the dolomitic karstic system of Nerja Cave (Southern Spain) B. Andreo Navarro, C. Liñán, F. Carrasco, C. Batiot, C. Emblanche, J.J. Durán O-172 Unusual subqueous speleothems from Zlomisk Cave (Low Tatra Mountains, Slovakia) M. Gradzinski, P. Holubek O-173 Cueva Charles Brewer (Chimanta) and Cueva Ojos de Cristal (Roraima) - the greatest quartzite caves of the world, table mountains, Venezuela B. Šmída, C. Brewer-Carías, M. Audy, F. Mayoral O-174 Velika klisura (Gryka e Madhe) in Kosovo - the discovery and exploration f one of the biggest cave systems at Balkan B. Šmída, J. Šmoll	HALL A
11:00-12:40	SESSION 35: Protection and management of show caves and associated karst II Invited Chair: W. Hawkins, K. Merdenisianos O-175 Karst protection and conservation in Venezuela; Inventory of caves in Natural Parks and protected areas using GIS techniques C. Silva Aguilera O-176 Potential Impacts of Acid Mine Drainage on the Hydrogeologic System of Russell Cave National Monument, Alabama, USA W. Hawkins, P. Kambesis, C. Groves O-177 Underground Beauty Show without Destruction J. Novomesky O-178 Cave and Karst Centers of Excellence J. R. Goodbar O-179 The cadaster of speleological objects in serbia. The support to research, protection and sustainable use of karst B. Vasiljevic O-180 The Maladie Verte (Green disease) of the caves C. Merdenisianos	HALL B
12:40-14:30	LUNCH BREAK
14:30-16:10	SESSION 36: Speleogenesis and evoluation of karst aquifers including geology, hydrogeology and geomorphology XV Invited Chair: D. Ford, I. Karakostanoglou O-181 Fifty Springs on the Niagara Escarpment, Ontario, Canada D. Ford, S. Worthington O-182 Hydrogeology and Speleogenesis in the karstic aquifer of the chain “Peaks of the Musi mountain" (Western Julian Fore-Alps, NE Italy) R. Semeraro O-183 Karst hydrogeology of Lookout mountain: A synclinal mountain in the folded appalachian mountains of South-Central Tennessee, USA B. Sakofsky, K. Ballew, N. Crawford O-184 Intensive monitoring of drip water in two shallow caves G. Veni, B.L. Shade O-185 Groundwater sensitivity mapping of the Beaver Dam and Campbellsville 30' X 60' Quadrangles P. Kambesis, A. Croskrey, C. Groves	HALL A
14:30-16:10	SESSION 37: Protection and management of show caves and associated karst III Invited Chair: P. Bosák, Ch. Petreas O-186 A tale of looting of Paleontological cave resources D.A. Hubbard Jr. O-187 Model development of the Petralona cave by the Anthropological Association of Greece (AAG) N. Goulopoulos O-188 Protection and utilisation of caves in Slovakia P. Bella, P. Gazik O-189 Protection of caves and their findings N. Goulopoulos O-190 The Climate of Kartchner caverns (Arizona, USA) A.A. Cigna, R.S. Tomey, G. Nolan	HALL B
16:10-16:30	COFFEE BREAK
16:30-18:30	SESSION 38: Speleogenesis and evoluation of karst aquifers including geology, hydrogeology and geomorphology XVI Invited Chair: W. B. White, E. Gartsos O-191 Ground Water Flux Distribution between Matrix, Fractures, and Conduits: Constraints on Modeling W.B. White, E.L. White O-192 The hydrogeological rebus of the coastal karst of Orosei (East Sardinia, Italy) J. De Waele O-193 Application of dye tracer techniques in the preparation of conceptual Hydrogeologic models for contaminated karst aquifers N.C. Crawford O-194 Development of Innovative Karst Hydrogeologic Research Techniques for Solving Karst Environmental Problems L.A. Croft, N. Crawford, C. Adair, J. Brewer, M. Coffelt, R. Elrod, M. Firkins, B. Ham, J. Howard, C. Martin, P. Kambesis, R. Moore, C. Ray, J. Ray, J. Tallent, R.Taylor, A. Williams, A. Zimmerman O-195 Drip-water monitoring in a superficial Alpine cave (Cogola di Giazzera, Trentino, NE Italy) R. Miorandi, A. Borsato, S. Frisia, F. Corradini O-196 The geothermal flux shielding by beep drainage conduits G. Badino	HALL A
16:30-18:30	SESSION 39: Speleology and tourism development II Invited Chair: G. Campion, Ch. Petreas O-197 Perspective of development of Maronia cave and the surrounding area (Thrace, Greece) S. Pavlides, I. Chatzigogas O-198 Exploring Cave Interpretation: Towards a set of key principles for interpreting tourist caves R. Black, P. Davidson O-199 Caves of Isla de Mona, Puerto Rico P. Kambesis O-200 In pursuit of geo-national park status in Fengshan county, Guangxi, Southern China; the balance between the needs of the local population, tourism and conservation G. Campion O-201 The Lebanese perception of the Endokarstic inheritance L. Doumit, R. Adjizian-Gerard, C. Gauchon O-202 Sustainable Touristic Use of the Caves of Salado III (Chorriaca), La Laguna (Balsa Huitrín) and Los Gatos (Rincón de los Sauces). Neuquén Province, Argentina J. Allemand, L. Loyza, E. Lipps	HALL B
16:30-18:30	SESSION 40: History of speleology Invited Chair: U. Widmer, Gr. Papadopoulos O-203 Results of Bulgarian-Albanian Speleological Researches in Albania (1991-2004) A. Zhalov O-204 Historical Data for Karst Phenomena in the province of Macedonia, Greece (XVII-XX C.) A. Zhalov, M. Stamenova O-205 The speleological researches in South-West China of the Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Verona (Italy) R. Zorzin, L. Latella O-206 Saga of the Boston Grotto E.N. Pothos, J.S. Stokowski, K. Harris, C.Taylor, J. Evans, M. Gasser, G. Ehrenfried, A. Budreau O-207 The international speleological expedition to Tanzania - organisation pre-during-post expedition E.Van den Broeck O-208 Lukina jama-Manuál II, Slovačka jama, Medúza, and the share of the Slovak cavers at discovering some of the deepest abysses of the world and of underground superverticals in Velebit Mts.(Croatia) in the years 1990 - 2004 B. Šmída	HALL C
09:00-18:00	SYMPOSIUM: Cave Climate and Paleoclimate- Best Record of the Global Change-II	HALL D

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