JINR will provide transport per bus between Sheremetievo or Domodedovo international airports and the hotel (travel time: ca. 2 and 4 hrs respectively). The departure time of the bus will depend on flight arrival times.
Registration
Welcome reception in the restaurant of hotel Dubna.
Welcome address – JINR Director. Academician Victor A. Matveev.
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2
Krzysztof Olendrzynski – Update from the Secretariat of the Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution Convention.
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3
Harry Harmens et al. – Overview of the achievements of the ICP Vegetation in 2015 and future workplan (2016-2018).
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4
Walter Seidling – ICP Forests - platform for monitoring and research.
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5
Ilia Ilyin – Analysis of long-term trends of atmospheric heavy metal pollution in the EMEP countries based on moss survey data and modelling results.
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09:50
Coffee/tea and poster viewing (with authors at poster)
Plenary session: Chair: Harry Harmens
6
Marina Frontasyeva et al. – Information on the moss survey in 2015: some preliminary results.
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7
Gina Mills et al. – Preparations for ozone critical level workshop, autumn 2016, Spain and report from the epidemiology workshop.
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8
Ignacio González Fernández – Establishing critical levels for effects of ozone on biodiversity.
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9
Robert Šajn et al. – Applicability of artificial neural networks for predicting concentrations of chemical elements in various environments.
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12:00
Lunch
Moss survey: Moss survey in the EECCA region. Chair: Eiliv Steinnes
10
Aleksander Alekseev – Spatial analysis of the area damaged by heavy metals released from smelter industrial plants: case study for Kola Peninsula, Murmansk region, Russia.
11
Inga Zinicovscaia et al. – Multi-element atmospheric deposition study in the Republic of Moldova.
12
Yulia Koroleva et al. – Trace elements accumulation by mosses, lichens and mushrooms in South-Eastern Baltic.
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13
Pavel Nekhoroshkov et al. – Atmospheric deposition of major and trace elements in the mountain Crimea studied by the moss biomonitoring technique.
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14
General discussion.
Ozone: Ozone effects on crops. Chair: Gina Mills
15
Introduction to ozone sessions (Gina Mills) and introductions by participants.
16
Kent Burkey et al. – Updates on studies on ozone-temperature interactions in the field.
17
Vicky Bermejo et al. – O3-sensitivity of the Mediterranean Spanish bread wheat: from the old cultivars to the current market-dominant. Preliminary results.
18
Ignacio González Fernández – Ozone effects on the marketable biomass of leafy crops under Mediterranean conditions.
19
General discussion.
14:30
Coffee/tea
Moss survey: Improvements and making more use of the data. Chair: Aleksander Alekseev
20
Lotti Thöni – Reduction of the number of sampling sites in Switzerland for the survey 2015.
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21
Emeline Lequy et al. – Assessment of the uncertainty associated with heavy metal concentrations in mosses measured in France (1996 to 2011).
22
Mitja Skudnik et al. – Spatial interpolation of N concentrations and δ15N values in mosses collected within or outside the area of the canopy drip line.
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23
General discussion
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Ozone: Global outreach activities - (1) Effects on food security. Chair: Vicky Bermejo
24
Gina Mills et al. – Modelling the global impacts of ozone on wheat.
Moss survey: Mosses as biomonitors of radionuclides. Chair: Trajce Stafilov
26
Eiliv Steinnes et al. – Use of mosses for monitoring atmospheric deposition of radionuclides – possibilities and limitations.
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27
Miodrag Krmar et al. – Spatial distribution of some radionuclides measured in mosses collected over large area.
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28
Zbigniew Ziembik et al. – Application of gamma spectrometry and compositional data analysis in estimation of atmospheric deposition.
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29
Grzegorz Kosior et al. – Pleurozium schreberi (Brid.) Mitt. as a bioindicator of heavy metal pollution and radionuclides in selected Polish National Parks.
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30
General discussion.
Ozone: Concentrations and effects. Chair: Klaudia Borowiak
31
Pierre Sicard et al. – An epidemiological assessment of stomatal ozone flux-based critical levels for visible ozone injury in Southern European forests.
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32
Evgenios Agathokleous et al. – Growth, physiology and productivity of willow (Salix sachalinensis L.), an energy crop, exposed to ethylene di-urea under O3-enriched free air.
33
Samia Madkour – Different bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) genotypes exhibit different modes of tolerance against ozone injury.
34
Discussion
09:30
Coffee/tea and poster viewing
Moss survey: Future activities and opportunities. Chair: Marina Frontasyeva
35
Luca Paoli et al. - Do lichen bioaccumulation data tell the truth?
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36
Discussion on progress 2015/16 moss survey and future activities.
Ozone: Global outreach activities - (2) Effects on carbon sequestration and biodiversity. Chair: Kent Burkey
37
Mary Ramos – Ozone pollution in Central America.
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38
Sheikh Saeed Ahmad – Spatio-temporal analysis of atmospheric ozone based on GIS modelling in Rawalpindi/Islamabad, Pakistan.
39
Gina Mills et al. – Impact of ozone on carbon sequestration and biodiversity, field-based evidence of ozone impacts.
11:30
Lunch
Moss survey: Moss survey in South-Eastern Europe. Chair: Sébastien Leblond
40
Trajce Stafilov et al. – Heavy metals air pollution study in mines environments. Case study Bregalnica river basin, Republic of Macedonia.
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41
Pranvera Lazo et al. – First Albanian moss biomonitoring survey and some future considerations.
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42
Agnes Balint et al. – Atmospheric deposition of heavy metals in „Óbuda” and „Margaret” Islands (Budapest, Hungary) tested by different mosses and ICP-OES.
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43
Claudia Stihi et al. – Moss survey 2010 in Romania. Results and perspectives.
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44
Discussion.
Ozone: Ozone: mapping of ozone risks. Chair: Gina Mills
45
Harry Harmens – Mapping procedure within the Convention.
46
Gina Mills – Mapping ecosystems at risk from ozone in the UK.
47
Ignacio González Fernández – Mapping ecosystems at risk from ozone in Spain.
48
Discussion
14:30
Coffee/tea and poster viewing
Moss survey: Outreach. Chair: Mitja Skudnik
49
Dinesh Saxena – Assessing airborne pollution by mosses as biomonitors - Long-term integrated monitoring of atmospheric metals (2000-2010).
Reporting back from ozone and moss sessions;
Medium-term work plan ICP Vegetation 2016 – 2018;
Decisions and recommendations of the 29th Task Force Meeting;
30th ICP Vegetation Task Force Meeting;
Other business.
09:30
Coffee/tea, taking down posters
Departure bus to airports for those leaving on Thursday
Lunch will be provided for the journey on request.
11:00
Lunch
Workshop on moss survey for EECCA countries (in Russian) and option for others to visit JINR.
