Monday,
August 20

11:30

Assessing Natural hazards

Remaitre, A.R.

Analysis of a debris flow event in the South French Alps, and implication for hazard assessment.

Coveney, J.

GPS verification of National Mapping Agency topographical data for generation of high-accuracy GPS-derived topographic model data for sea-level rise prediction in protected salt marsh areas.

Van Den Eeckhaut, M.

How to establish a landslide susceptibility map for better land use planning? A case study from Belgium

14:30

Natural hazards and planning

Lesschen, J.P.

Land degradation due to agricultural land abandonment in Southeast Spain

Van Wesemael, B.

Land degradation due to agricultural expansion in marginal areas in South East Spain

Reese, S.R.

Coastal hazards: what Europe can learn from New Zealand

Tuesday,
August 21

9:00

Water management

Bree, P.G. van

A new river as the backbone for spatial development and water management

Komatina, M.K.

Water resources of Serbia within framework strategy of sustainable use of natural resources

Giacomelli, P.G.

Adapting water allocation management to drought scenarios

11:00

Economy and Environment

Vintar Mally, K.

Linking Europe's socio-economic development and environmental pressures

Sijtsma, F.J.

Striking an ecological-economic balance: Project evaluation sustainability and accountability

Kaswan, N.

Ecocentric Geoohilosophy of Sustainable Economy

Willms, J.W.

The North Sea's Coastal Tourism and the Impact of Climate Change

14:00

Public Responses / Meteorological impacts

Oliver, A.

Managed Retreat of the Coast: Private Feelings and Public Responses to the Technique

Komatina, S.K.

Importance of medical geology for the society

Lukovic, J.

The importance of electromagnetic longterm weather forecast for the needs of tourism

Rybansky, M.

Geographic Factors and Transportation during the Natural Disasters Rescue Operation