ISEH 2016, ISEG 2016 & GEoInformatIcS 2016

AUGUST 14Th ~ 20Th 2016Galway, IrEland

ISEH 2016, ISEG 2016, GEoInformatIcS 2016

Welcome MessageOn behalf of the Steering and Organizing Committee of the joint international Conference of ISEh 2016, ISEG 2016 & Geoinformatics 2016 on Environment, health, GIS and Agriculture, I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all delegates from all over the world.

The joint international conference provides a historical opportunity for international experts working in several closely related areas of environment, health, geographical information system (GIS) and agriculture, to meet and share the latest understanding of the ever growing challenges between human and our changing environment. As a joint conference, delegates are allowed and encouraged to attend any sessions of the conferences and to extend their academic networks. This approach of conference organisation maintains the traditional identities of ISEh, ISEG and Geoinformatics conference series while provides a new opportunity of networking for all delegates.

The themes of the conference include the most challenging issues that human beings are currently facing. With the economic development and improvement of our quality of life, the environment around us is under pressure, and often deteriorated. The themes cover a wide range of topics within the environment, health, GIS and Agriculture spheres, with all the details in the Book of Programme.

To complement the academic programme of the conference, we have also organized three conference field trips to the Burren and Cliffs of Moher, Connemara and the Aran Islands as well as a number of unforgettable social events.

Galway is a popular tourist destination, attracting more than 1 million international visitors annually. Conference delegates and their accompanying persons will undoubtedly make significant contribution to the local economy.

I hope Galway will provide you a good experience with its well preserved Irish tradition, hospitality and natural beauty. Thank you and have a nice time in Galway!

Dr. Chaosheng Zhang ChairISEh 2016, ISEG 2016 & Geoinformatics 2016

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Table of ContentsGalway City Map 1

National University of Ireland, Galway Campus Map 2

Conference Committee ISEh 2016 & ISEG 2016 3

Conference Committee Geoinformatics 2016 4

General Information 5

Venues: ISEh 2016, ISE 2016, GEOINFORMATICS 2016 6

Welcome Reception 7

Conference Dinner 7

The Burren & The Cliffs of Moher / Field Trip 1 8

Connemara / Field Trip 2 8

Inis Mor, Aran Islands / Field Trip 3 9

Oral & Poster Presentation Guidelines 9

Keynote Speakers & Affiliations 10

Abstracts of Plenary Speeches 10

Joint Conference Programme at a Glance 13

ISEh 2016 & ISEG 2016 Oral Presentation Times 16

Geoinformatics 2016 Conference Programme 23

Poster Titles 26

Delegate List 28

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Conference Committee ISEH 2016 & ISEG 2016

Honarary Chairs Shu Tao, China & Ping’an Peng, China

Chaosheng Zhang, Ireland

Yongguan Zhu, China / Aaron Potito, Ireland

Shiming Ding, China

Chair

Co-Chairs

Academic Secretary

Organising Committee

An, Taicheng, ChinaArmienta, Maria, Mexico

Bowell, Rob, UKCave, Mark, UK

Centeno, Jose, USAChen, Jianmin, ChinaChen, Jiubin, China

Cohen, David, AustraliaCormican, Martin, Ireland

Cox, Siobhan, Northern Ireland

Daly, Karen, IrelandDavies, Theophilus,

South AfricaDiamond, Dermot, Ireland

Doherty, Rory, Northern Ireland

Farrell, Eugene, IrelandFarrell, Maura, Ireland

Feng, Xinbin, ChinaFinkelman, Robert B., USA

Fleming, Lora, UKFuge, Ron, UK

Gallagher, Vincent, IrelandGlennon, Mairead, Irelandhansen, Birgitte, DenmarkKersten, Michael, Germany

Khoo, Su-ming, IrelandKnights, Kate, Ireland

Ladenberger, Anna , Sweden

Li, Yong, ChinaLynch, Kevin, IrelandMa, Jianmin, China

Mahon, Marie, IrelandManay, Nelly, Uruguay

McDonagh, John, IrelandMolloy, Karen, Ireland

Morley, Audrey, IrelandMorley, Terry, Ireland

Morrison, Liam, IrelandMouri, hassina,

South AfricaMulcahy, Maurice, IrelandNegrel, Philippe, France

Ning, Xun-an, ChinaNoble, Ryan, Australia

Ok, Yong Sik, KoreaPolya, David, UK

Prendergast, Martina, Ireland

Rasmussen, Pat, CanadaReimann, Clemens,

NowayRinklebe, Jörg, Germany

Scanlon, Ray, IrelandSelinus, Olle, Sweden

Smith, Kirk, USASpijker, Job,

The NetherlandsSpillane, Charles, Ireland

Sun, Xiaolin, ChinaTang, Bing, China

Tang, Ya, ChinaVillanueva, Cristina, Spain

Wang, Lei, UKWeiss, Dominik, UK

Wheeler, Benedict, UKWong, Chris, China

Wong, Ming-hung, ChinaWu, Daishe, ChinaXia, Xinghui, China

Xiang, Wenhua, ChinaXiao, Liwen, IrelandXiao, Tangfu, ChinaYang, Jinyan, ChinaYao, Runming, UK

Yin, hongbin, ChinaYu, Ming, ChinaYu, Shen, ChinaYu, Xin, China

Yu, Zhiqiang, ChinaYuan, Zengwei, ChinaZeng, Eddy, Y., ChinaZhan, Xinmin, IrelandZhang, Liwu, China

Zhang, Zulin, UKZhao, Yaqian, Ireland

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Conference Committee Geoinformatics 2016

Geoinformatics 2016 International

Steering Committee

Mei-Po Kwan, USA (Co-Chair)Ling Bian, USA (Co-Chair)

Guanhua Xu, China (Co-Chair)Michael Batty, UK

Jianya Gong, ChinaPeng Gong, USA

Yee Leung, hong Konghui Lin, China

Shaowen Wang, USAChenghu Zhou, China

Geoinformatics 2016 Program and

Steering Committee

hu, Shixiong, East Stroudsburg University (Chair, Program)

Zhang, Chaosheng, (Chair, Conference)Alcorn, Trevor, Ireland

An, Li, USABai, Yuqi, China

Bao, Shuming, USABartlett, Darius, IrelandBergh, Stefan, IrelandBian, Ling, SUNY, USABrown, Colin, Ireland

Brunsdon, Christopher, IrelandCawley, Mary, Ireland

Charlton, Martin, IrelandChen, Xiang, USA

Cullinan, John, IrelandDaly, Eve, Ireland

Dunlop, Paul, Northern Ireland, UKFealy, Réamonn, Ireland

Fu, Pinde, USAGuo, Diansheng, USA

Guo, Qinghua, USAhennessy, Ronan, Ireland

huang, Bo, hong Konghuang, Yuxia, USAJiang, Bin, SwedenKwan, Mei-Po, USA

Leadbetter, Adam, IrelandLi, Bin, USA

Li, Wenwen, USA

Li, Xia, ChinaLi, Xiang, China

Lin, hui, hong KongLiu, Desheng, USA

Liu, Lin, USALiu, Yan, Australia

Liu, Yu, ChinaLu, Feng, China

Lu, Yongmei, USAMcKinley, Jennifer, Northern Ireland

Meng, Xuelian, USAMennis, Jeremy, USA

Nash, Stephen, IrelandShaw, Shih-Lung, USA

Shi, Xun, USAShinners, Aoife, Ireland

Tong, Daoqin, USATu, Wei, USA

Vellinga, Akke, IrelandWang, Fahui, USA

Wang, Shaowen, USAWei, Yehua, USA

Xiao, Ningchuan, USAXie, hongjie, USA

Yang, Xiaojun, USAYe, Xinyue, USA

Zhang, Chuanrong, USAZhou, Qiming, hong KongZhu, Yunqiang, CAS, China

Geoinformatics 2016 Publication

committee

hu, Shixiong, USA (Co-Chair)Ye, Xinyue, USA (Co-Chair)

Niu, Ning, China

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General InformationRegistration DeskThe registration desk is located on the concourse of the Arts/Science BuildingSunday August 14th 17:00 – 19:00Monday August 15th 08:00 – 17:00Tuesday August 16th 08:00 – 17:00Wednesday August 17th 08:00 – 17:00

Conference VenuesThe conference sessions will take place in the Arts & Science Building. The registration desk, exhibition area and posters are located on the Concourse of the Arts & Science Building.Tea/coffee breaks will be served on the Concourse of the Arts & Science Building. Lunch is served in An Bhialann on the ground floor. The Welcome Reception will take place in the Aula Maxima on Sunday 14th August. The Conference Banquet will take place in the Radisson Blu hotel on Tuesday 16th August.

ParkingParking on Campus - Please note there are restrictions on parking on the campus from Monday to Friday. There are no restrictions at the weekends. All illegally parked vehicles, including cars not displaying a permit will be clamped.Permits have been arranged to facilitate access to the Park & Ride Car Park only, located in the North Campus, Dangan. There is no bus service from the Park and Ride car park during the summer months. It will take approximately 15 minutes to walk to the Arts/Science Building. Payment is required if you park in blue lined spaces. A parking permit has been emailed to all delegates and is available to download from the conference website. Please display a copy of your permit at all times. There are also a limited number of pay and display parking areas on the main campus (blue lined spaces). There is a pay and display car park located at the Cathedral, approximately a 10 minute walk from the Arts/Science Building.

Computer Access & Speaker Preview AreaComputers in the GIS Laboratory (Room 115, Geography Department) will be available for Internet access and presentation preview. All speakers should make contact with the Audio Visual Technician located beside the registration desk as soon as possible after registration and no later than 2 hours before their presentation.Computer Access:The following is the WiFi code for access for all delegates (NUIGWIFI). Please note this logs out when inactive.

User ID: 9876001T

Password: winix5582

Mobile Phones Delegates are requested to switch off their mobile phones in all meeting rooms during sessions.

USEFUL INFORMATION

Telephone InformationThe local area code for Galway is 091. Omit this prefix if you are dialling from a fixed landline within the area.If you are dialling an Irish number from your mobile (cell phone), you need to firstly dial the international code for Ireland (00353), followed by the local area code (omit 0) and then the number.

Taxi servicesGalway Taxis Tel: (091) 561111Big O Taxis Tel: (091) 585858

Tourist Information Board, GalwayFáilte Ireland West, Áras Fáilte, Forster Street, Galway. Tel: (091) 537700info@irelandwest.ie www.discoverireland.ie

Banks & Foreign ExchangeThe nearest banks to the conference venue are:Bank of Ireland, University Branch, Distillery Road, Galway. This is located at the end of the Concourse in the Arts Science building where the conference sessions are taking place.Allied Irish Bank, University Branch, Newcastle Road.Normal opening times: Monday to Friday 10.00am – 5.00pm. Closed at weekends. There are ATM cash dispensers located outside each of these branches.

Public TransportNational Bus Service operated by Bus Eireann www.buseireann.ie

Galway Bus Station Tel: (091) 562000

National Train Service operated by Irish Rail www.irishrail.ie

Galway Train Station Tel: (091) 537582

Private Bus Service from Dublin Airport to Galway

www.GoBus.ie www.CityLink.ie

PoliceIn Ireland, the police force is called the Garda Siochana. Garda Siochana, Mill Street, Galway. Tel: (091) 538000

Medical Emergencies & DoctorsUniversity College hospital Galway. Tel: (091) 544544

General PractitionersDr Gerard Brennan Tel: (091) 524085Regional Medical Centre Tel: (091) 520340Claddagh Medical Centre Tel: (091) 582321Westdoc Galway Tel: 1850 365000

PharmacyThe nearest Pharmacy (500m) to the conference venue is:University Pharmacy, Junction of University Road/Newcastle Road Tel: (091) 520115

There are also a number of pharmacies located along the main street of the pedestrianised city centre (Shop St).

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VENUES: ISEH 2016, ISEG 2016, GEOINFORMATICS 2016

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Welcome ReceptionPlease join us for a Welcome Reception in the AulaMaxima on NUI Galway campus. Meet with colleagues old and new. Enjoy traditional Irish entertainment and light refreshments in the historic Aula Maxima. We are delighted to invite our conference delegates to attend the performance of Tsinghua University Symphony Orchestra in the Black Box Theatre after the Welcome Reception.Date: Sunday August 14thVenue: Aula Maxima, The Quadrangle, NUI GalwayTime: 18:30 - 20:00Tickets: *Included in the registration fee. Delegates

are requested to confirm attendance during the online registration process.

Tsinghua University Symphony OrchestraDate: Sunday August 14thTime: 20:30 – 22:00Venue: Black Box Theatre, Dyke Road, GalwayAdmission: Free

Conference DinnerRadisson Blu Hotel

Enjoy a contemporary Irish show featuring an electrifying mix of music, song and dance led by Carmel Dempsey a well know musician and singer from Galway. A talented fiddle player, Brenda Curtin, accompanies Carmel. Brenda

was one of the soloists from Michael Flatley’s world-renowned Lord of The Dance Show. After dinner a troupe of Irish Dancers will captivate the audience performing the very best of Irish dancing. Delegates are encouraged to participate in the dancing and will be taught some steps by our talented dancers. Date: Tuesday August 16thVenue: The Radisson Blu hotel

Lough Atalia Road, Galway Time: 19:30-23:00Tickets: E70 per person

Field TripsThree field trips have been arranged to offer delegates the opportunity to experience the natural beauty and culture of the West of Ireland.

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The Burren & The Cliffs of Moher Field Trip 1

Connemara Field Trip 2

Date: Thursday 18th August Time: 09:30-18:00Tickets: E48 per person. Price includes a light lunch. Coach departs from the Quadrangle at 09:30.

Date: Friday 19th August Time: 09:30-18:00Tickets: E53 per person. Price includes a light lunch. Coach departs from the Quadrangle at 09:30.

Inis Mor, Aran Islands Field Trip 3

Date: Saturday 20th August Time: 08:45 -18:45/19:00Tickets: E62 per person. Price includes a light lunch. Coach departs from the Quadrangle at 08:45 and

from Radisson Hotel at 09:00

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ORAL & POSTER PRESENTATION GUIDELINESORAL PRESENTATIONSPresentation TimingsTime allocated for oral presentations:• Plenary Keynote Speakers: 45 minutes (+10 mins. Q&A) • Keynote Speakers in a Session: 20 (+5 minutes Q&A)• Speakers in a Session: 12 minutes (+3 minutes Q&A)

The presentation schedule will be strictly enforced by each Session Chair, to allow the audience to switch between sessions. Each presentation venue will have a sound system and PC with Microsoft PowerPoint software, linked to a data projector. Please upload the powerpoint for your oral presentation to your online account here: https://iseh2016.exordo.com/. Please ensure you bring a back up copy of your presentation on a usb to the conference venue.There will be an Audio Visual technician located beside the registration desk on the concourse. Oral Presenters are asked to report to the conference technician at least 2 hours before their presentation.Personal laptops cannot be used for presentations.Please check the conference schedule to confirm the time and venue for your presentation. Speakers are asked to be present in the conference hall a minimum of 15 minutes in advance of their session start time.

POSTER PRESENTATIONSAll posters will be displayed from Sunday 14th August until Wednesday 17th August. A poster stand of approximate size A0 will be provided for displaying posters. Posters should be presented in A0 size, portrait, i.e. 1189mm x 841mm. The background colour of the display board will be maroon. Each poster is allocated a number. Poster boards are numbered. Please consult the list of posters and mount your poster on the board allocated.

Poster DisplayThe display board will be covered in felt and Velcro stickers will be provided for attaching posters.

Poster Set-upThe Poster Session will take place in the concourse of Arts/Science Building and posters can be mounted from 17:00 - 19:00 on Sunday 14th August.

Poster DismantlingYour poster should remain mounted and available for viewing until 18:00 on Wednesday 17th August. It must be removed by 18:30 on Wednesday August 17th.

Posters not removed will be discarded. Please note that power outlets are not available in the poster area.

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Keynote Speakers & Affiliations

Abstracts of Plenary SpeechesApplication of global high-resolution emission inventories of air pollutants from combustion sources and their applicationMonday, 15th August - 10:00 - O’Flaherty Theatre - Joint ConferenceProf. Shu Tao, Q.R. Zhong, h.Z. Shen, Y. huangCollege of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China

A set of global emission inventories were compiled for major air pollutants including primary partic-ulate matter (TSP, PM10, PM2.5), BC, OC, SO2, NOx, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAhs), and hg. Spatial resolution of 0.1 by 0.1 degree was achieved by using sub-national fuel data instead of national data to reduce spatial bias caused by population density based dissegregation. A spatial-for-time substitution method was developed to test a hypothesis that spatial and temporal variations of energy consumption are affected by the same factors. The method was use to simulate monthly and daily variation of the energy consumption and emissions. Most

importantly, the inventories include 81 individual sources, which is useful for providing policy makers with critical information for abatement strategy development.The inventories were used to model atmospheric transport of various pollutants. For example, expo-sure of global population to ambient air benzo(a)pyrene was simulated and lung-cancer morbidity induced by the exposure were evaluated. Similarly, health risk of inhalation exposure to ambi-ent PM2.5 was assessed on global scale. A simulation was conducted to distinguish influences of emissions and meteorological conditions on ambient air PM2.5 contamination.

Environmental geochemistry of persistent toxic substances, fish contamination and health effects, with emphasis on South China: a multi-disciplinary approachMonday, 15th August - 14:30 - O’Flaherty Theatre - ISEh 2016, ISEG 2016Prof. Ming h. WongConsortium on Health, Environment, Education and Research (CHEER), and Department of Science and Environmental Studies, Hong Kong Institute of Education, Tai Po, Hong Kong, PR China; AND School of Environment, Jinan University, Guangzhou, PR China

Most of the fish consumed in hong Kong are farmed fish, including freshwater and marine fish, which are highly susceptible to various chemicals discharged from industrial sites nearby. It is recognized that emissions from coal-power

plants are major sources of hg in the environment worldwide. The situation is serious in the Pearl River Delta, South China, with a high demand of electricity, to support rapid development of various industries. In addition, the area has become the

Keynote Speaker Name AffiliationProfessor Shu Tao Peking University, China.

Professor Kirk Smith University of California Berkeley, USA.Professor Paul Longley University College London, UK.

Professor Chris Brunsdon National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland.Professor Huadong Guo Chinese Academy of Sciences, China.

Professor Deren Li Wuhan University, China.Professor Ming-Hung Wong, hong Kong Institute of Education, China.

Professor Yongguan Zhu Institute of Urban Environment, CAS, China.Professor Dr. Michael Kersten, Mainz University, Germany .

Dr. Maurice Mulcahy health Service Executive (hSE) West Region, Ireland.Dr. Jose A. Centeno U.S. Food and Drug Administration, USA.

Professor Eddy Y. Zeng School of Environment, Jinan University, Guangzhou, China.Professor Ron Fuge Aberystwyth University, Wales, UK.

Dr. Robert B. Finkelman University of Texas at Dallas, USA.Professor Lora Fleming University of Exeter, UK.Dr. Clemens Reimann Geology Survey of Norway, Norway.

Dr. Mark Cave British Geological Survey, UK.Professor Dermot Diamond Dublin City University, Ireland.

Dr. Pat Rasmussen health Canada, Canada.Professor Martin Cormican National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland.

Professor Xinbin Feng Chinese Academy of Sciences, China.Professor Yong Sik Ok Kangwon National University, Korea.Professor Taicheng An Chinese Academy of Sciences, China.Professor Shiming Ding Chinese Academy of Sciences, China.

Dr. Job Spijker National Institute for Public health and Environment, The Netherlands.Professor Jörg Rinklebe University of Wuppertal, Germany.

Dr. Karen Daly The Irish Agriculture & Food Development Authority (Teagasc), Ireland.Professor Zengwei Yuan Nanjing University, China.

Professor Jianmin Ma Lanzhou University, China.

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How fossil fuel and electricity can save millions of lives by reducing air pollution exposureTuesday 16th August - 09:00 - O’Flaherty Theatre - Joint Conference Prof. Kirk SmithUniversity of California Berkeley, USA

The various credible estimates of the global burden of disease from use of biomass and coal as household cookfuels range from ~3-4 million premature lives lost per year due to the exposures to air pollution in and around the household, primarily as products of incomplete combustion. Globally being the largest single environmental health hazard, the highest per capita impact is in Sub-Saharan Africa, followed by South Asia, and then SE and West Asia, including China. Although closely linked to poverty, waiting for poverty alleviation to reduce the burden has stalled in spite of economic development in many countries. Unfortunately, there are now more people using such fuels than anytime in human history. The second approach has been to try to burn solid fuels more cleanly such that high household air pollution exposures are eliminated, but this too has not worked to reduce health impacts substantially. In just

the last year, however, major new efforts have been undertaken in several countries to address this problem through innovative policies to extend access to Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), clean cookfuel, to hundreds of millions of the poor. In addition, the advent of innovative, efficient, and inexpensive electrical cooking appliances combined with growing electrification is leading a handful of countries to consider a leapfrog approach to the cookfuel problem, i.e., to skip the gas phase entirely and go directly to full electric cooking. These two approaches also can help reduce ambient air pollution in those countries, such as India and China, where household fuel use is responsible for 25-33% of health-damaging ambient pollution in recent estimates. A brief history of the problem, summary of the health impacts, and discussion of current approaches to solutions will be discussed.

Environmental antibiotic resistome: sources and sinkTuesday 16th August - 14:30 - O’Flaherty Theatre - ISEh 2016, ISEG 2016Prof. Yongguan ZhuKey Laboratory of Urban Environment and Health, Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Antibiotics have been widely used not only in humans but also in animals for growth promotion and infectious disease control. Antibiotic resistance is defined as the microbial ability to sustain and multiply in the presence of antibiotics. Antibiotic resistance is ancient and ubiquitous in environmental microbes, particularly soils where many antibiotics have been discovered so far, and this original resistance is viewed as intrinsic resistance. Nevertheless, the intensive use of antibiotics in humans and animals have undoubtedly increased the emergence and abundance of antibiotic resistance in the environment, and

therefore threatening global human health. Numerous studies now have demonstrated that the amounts of antibiotics use and residual discharge into the environment is well correlated with the abundance of antibiotic resistance, and antibiotic resistance can spread via not only vertical gene transfer but also horizontal gene transfer (hGT), and eventually to human pathogens, and even the emergence of superbugs. In 2006 Pruden et al. explicitly proposed antibiotic resistance as emerging contaminants, and suggested that conventional environmental treatment systems were not designed to remove these emerging

Over the course of more than 50 years, global Earth observation has formed strong technological abilities and comprehensive systems, and played a significant role in different research fields. With in-depth research on the land, atmosphere and oceans, a new strategic demand for Earth Observation is coming forth from Earth system science and global change research. In this paper, the operational Earth observation satellites and scientific satellites for global change research are introduced.

Furthermore, a vision for detecting large-scale geoscientific phenomena and for Moon-based Earth observation are proposed. Meanwhile, the idea of a “three poles comparison” approach to studying global change with new Earth observation technologies is investigated. Key words: Earth system science; global change; scientific satellite; Moon-based Earth observation; three poles comparison

Earth System Observation: from Scientific Satellite to Moon-based PlatformMonday 15th August – 14:30 – Darcy Thompson Theatre - GISGuo huadongInstitute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100094, China

world’s manufacturer for electrical/electric equipment, textiles, footwear, furniture, etc., emitting a wide range of toxic chemicals into the environment. In addition, the use of trash fish (small fish, without commercial value), and to certain extent, commercial feed pellets containing a high proportion of fish meal (very often made =from trash fish), for feeding carnivorous fish (such as grouper), resulted in higher concentrations of environmental contaminants, notably mercury in the cultured fish. In fact, “chemical food contaminants” is one of the 3 key global food safety concerns. Food safety is any action and policy which ensure food is safe, in the entire food chain, i.e. from production to consumption (WhO, 2013). This article attempts to review environmental health issues related to persistent toxic substances (PTS), with a focus on hg; from biogeochemistry,

ecology, epidemiology, to policy and management, citing examples related to South China. Reduction of anthropogenic hg emissions pays an important role for minimizing biotic exposure to Mehg and associated human health risks. The use of food wastes for producing safe and quality fish would be an attractive alternative, for replacing trash fish and fish meal used in commercial feed pellets. Furthermore, there seems to be an urgent need of establishing a regional list of toxic chemicals for more efficient control, focusing on PTS commonly found in local food items.Key Words: Emerging chemicals of concern; Fish contamination and human health; Mercury; Pearl River Delta; Persistent toxic substances.

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contaminants. This talk will first discuss the major sources of environmental antibiotic resistomeurban waste water system vs. intensive animal farming. Subsequently the talk will discuss the major pathways of the emission of antibiotic resis-tance genes to the environment (soil and water). Thirdly the talk will take China

as an example to investigate the pollution status of antibiotic resistance genes in soils, rivers and estuaries. Finally, potential mitigation measures will be discussed. Throughout the talk, divers molecular tools and “omics” approaches characterizing the environmental antibiotic resistome will be highlighted.

Abstract: Since the 1990s, with the advent of the worldwide information revolution and the development of the Internet, geospatial information science and virtual reality technology has become essential and has led to the construction of the Digital Earth and cyber cities throughout the world. Besides the physical space a cyber space has been built up. With the development and integration of global informatization and industrialization, human society has entered into the big data era, with the rise of ubiquitous sensor networks, the Internet of things and cloud computing. At present, scientists and engineers are making concerted efforts to build a smart earth and smart cities to promote low-carbon, green and sustainable development. The cyber space upgrades to cyber-physical space. This article covers the key features (ubiquitous sensor networks, multi-dimensional dynamics, Internet + networking, full automation and real time, from sensing to recognition, crowdsourcing and volunteered geographic information, and service-oriented science) of Geomatics in the big data era and

addresses the key technical issues in the construction of space-air-ground integrated geospatial network that must be resolved. Based on the discussion in this paper, the authors propose a new definition of Geomatics as a multi-disciplinary science and technology that uses systematic approaches and integrates all methods of spatio-temporal data acquisition, information extraction, network management, knowledge discovery, spatial sensing and recognition as well as intelligent location-based services pertaining to any physical objects and human activities on the earth and its environment. Starting from this new definition, smart geomatics will be faced with considerable opportunities and challenges in the big data era in the construction of a smart earth and smart cities. Geomatics will make a great contribution to human sustainable development.Keywords: big data; geospatial information science (Geomatics); cloud computing; Internet of Things; spatial sensing and recognition; smart earth; spatial data mining.

Towards Geomatics in the big data eraWednesday 17th August – 09:00 - Darcy Thompson Theatre - GISProf. Deren LiWuhan University, China

This talk will consider some underlying principals when working with geocomputational problems. These relate to the general practice of geocomputation, and a set of objectives to guide these - although specific examples will be considered. In particular I will focus on

• ‘honesty’ in map representation.

• Exploration and modelling.

• Caution and big data.

• Making geocomputation reproducible.and begin by considering the idea that one should ‘draw crisp lines with caution’ - many mapping outputs are drawn with precise lines that imply a degree of certainty not necessarily reflecting the belief of the map-maker or the inherent uncertainty in the analysis technique. here some alternatives

will be presented, for example giving maps of imprecise or fuzzy information a ‘hand drawn’ appearance. Following on from this, a broader consideration of openness in geocomputation will be considered. This will cover ideas of how models may be interpreted and their relationship with exploratory analysis and developments in computational data analysis, and some consideration of arguments made relating to ‘big data’. Finally, openness in terms of data processing will be viewed from the standpoint of reproducibility - considering approaches to making code and data used in publications available to be run by third parties - and how this might avoid a few ‘interesting’ situations such as Climategate or the recent uncovering of errors in published work cited to justify austerity-based economic policies.

Gatekeepers or Door Openers? The role of GeoComputationWednesday 17th August – 14:30 - Darcy Thompson Theatre - GISChris BrunsdonNational University of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland

In this presentation we begin by reviewing the work of the UK Consumer Data Research Centre – a ‘Big Data’ initiative – and the data services that it provides.We then focus on the collection and use of new forms of smart sensor and consumer data in order to to better understand household activity patterns. This is seen as contributing towards a ‘smart census’ that not only provides dynamic updates on census-type characteristics, but also adds new data on household work and leisure activity patterns.

More broadly still, we see this as part of our enhanced capability to measure, and hence model, human activities across ever-widening ranges of spatial and temporal scales. We suggest ways in which the ‘fast dynamics’ of household activities might be embedded in representations of much slower, inter-generational changes in human populations. In concluding, we briefly explore some linking themes of geo-temporal analysis with respect to life chances and social mobility.

Smart Sensors and the Smart CensusTuesday 16th August – 14:30 - Darcy Thompson Theatre - GISPaul Longley Professor of Geographic Information Science, University College London, UK

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Joint Conference Programme at a Glance

Sunday, August 14th

17:00 – 19:00 Conference RegistrationThe Concourse, Arts/Science Building

18:30 – 20:00 Welcome ReceptionAula Maxima, The Quadrangle

20:30 – 22:00 Tsinghua University Symphony Orchestra The Black Box, Dyke Road (Admission Free)

Monday, August 15th

08:00 – 17:00 Conference RegistrationThe Concourse, Arts/Science Building

09:30 – 10:00 Opening Ceremony by President of NUI GalwayO’Flaherty Theatre

10:00 – 10:55KN-1 - Keynote Speech (Joint Conference)

Speaker: Shu Tao Chair: Kirk SmithO’Flaherty Theatre

11:00 – 11:45 Conference Photography; Coffee/Tea; Poster & ExhibitionThe Concourse

11:45 – 13:00

OS-1A - Indoor ParticlesChair:

Pat RasmussenO’Flaherty Theatre

OS-1B - Geochemical Mapping with

EuroGeoSurveyChair:

Clemens ReimannLarmor Theatre

OS-1C – Health Risk A

Co-Chairs:Maurice Mulcahy &

Nelly ManayDillon Theatre

OS-1D - Environmental Management

Co-Chairs:Zengwei Yuan &

Biao HuangMcMunn Theatre

GeoinformaticsParallel Session I

Co-Chairs:Xiaobai Angela Yao &

Fahui WangD’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch - An Bhialann

13:30 – 14:25 Open Air Concert - The Quadrangle

14:00 – 14:30 Poster Display & Exhibition - The Concourse

14:30 – 15:25

KN-2.01 - Keynote SpeechSpeaker: Ming-Hung Wong (ISEH, ISEG)

Chair: Yong-Guan ZhuO’Flaherty Theatre

Keynote Speech – GIS Speaker: Huadong Guo

Chair: Xia LiD’Arcy Thompson

15:30 – 16:45

OS-2A Environmental

Technology Co-Chairs:

Robert Finkelman & Job Spijker

O’Flaherty Theatre

OS-2BGeochemical

DatabaseCo-Chairs:

Kate Knights & Vincent Gallagher

Larmor Theatre

OS-2CHealth Risk B

Co-Chairs: Maurice Mulcahy &

Nelly Manay Dillon Theatre

OS-2DEnvironmental

GovernanceChair:

Su-ming KhooMcMunn Theatre

Geoinformatics Parallel Session II

Co-Chairs: Jay Lee & Xia Li

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

16:45 – 17:15 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster Display & Exhibition The Concourse

17:15 – 18:30

OS-3AEnvironmental Geochemistry

Co-Chairs: Ray Scanlon &

Mairead GlennonO’Flaherty Theatre

OS-3BWater Quality

Co-Chairs: Shiming Ding &

Bing TangLarmor Theatre

OS-3CHealth Risk of Metals

Co-Chairs: Tangfu Xiao

& Xinbin FengDillon Theatre

OS-3DSoil Pollution

Co-Chairs: Louise Ander & Joerg RinklebeMcMunn Theatre

Geoinformatics Parallel Session III

Chair: Lin LiuD’Arcy Thompson

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Joint Conference Programme at a Glance

Tuesday, August 16th

08:00 – 17:00 Conference RegistrationThe Concourse

09:00 – 09:55KN-3 Keynote Speech: Kirk Smith (Joint Conference)

Chair: Shu Tao O’Flaherty Theatre

10:00 – 11:15

OS-4AEnvironmental Health

Co-Chairs: Katarina Fajcikova &

Stanislav RapantO’Flaherty Theatre

OS-4BDrinking Water

Chair: Birgitte HansenLarmor Theatre

OS-4COrganic Chemicals A

Co-Chairs: Xinghui Xia &

Michael KerstenDillon Theatre

OS-4DUrbanization Impacts

Co-Chairs: Shen Yu & Bing Tang

McMunn Theatre

Geoinformatics Parallel Session IV

Co-Chairs: Tao Tang & Chengzhi Qin

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

11:15 – 11:45 Coffee/Tea Break, Poster Display & ExhibitionThe Concourse

11:45 – 13:00

OS-5AIndoor Exposure

Co-Chairs: Eddy Zeng & Jianmin Ma

O’Flaherty Theatre

OS-5BContaminated Land

with IBNCo-Chairs:

Rory Doherty & Siobhan Cox

Larmor Theatre

OS-5COrganic Chemicals B

Co-Chairs: Xinghui Xia &

Michael KerstenDillon Theatre

OS-5DPOPs

Co-Chairs: Jianmin Chen &

Liwu ZhangMc Munn Theatre

Geoinformatics Parallel Session V

Co-Chairs: Axing Zhu & Xuehua Liu

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

13:00 – 14:00 LunchAn Bhialann

14:00 – 14:30 Poster Display & ExhibitionThe Concourse

14:30 – 15:25

KN-4 Keynote Speech: Yongguan Zhu (ISEH, ISEG)

Chair: Ming-Hung WongO’Flaherty Theatre

Keynote Speech: Paul Longley (GIS) Chair: Anrong Dang

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

15:30 – 16:45

OS-6ABiogeochemistry

Co-Chairs: Carla Patinha &

Ron FugeO’Flaherty Theatre

OS-6BSession Honouring

Jiamo Fu ACo-Chairs:

Taicheng An & Zulin Zhang

Larmor Theatre

OS-6CGIS & Quantitative

Methods ACo-Chairs:

Mark Cave & Xiaolin Sun

Dillon Theatre

OS-6DMicrobiology

Co-Chairs: Tongjie Chai &

Hong YangMcMunn Theatre

Geoinformatics Parallel Session VI

Co-Chairs: Anrong Dang &

Guiyun ZhouD’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

16:45 – 17:15 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster Display & ExhibitionThe Concourse

17:15 – 18:30

OS-7ACoastal & Marine

EcosystemCo-Chairs:

Terry Morley and Kevin Lynch

O’Flaherty Theatre

OS-7BSession Honouring

Jiamo Fu BCo-Chairs:

Taicheng An & Xun-an Ning

Larmor Theatre

OS-7CGIS & Quantitative

Methods BCo-Chairs:

Aaron Potito & Marie MahonDillon Theatre

OS-7DMercury & Other

PollutantsCo-Chairs:

Xinbin Feng & Jiubin Chen

McMunn Theatre

Geoinformatics Parallel Session VII

Chair: Yunfeng Kong

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

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Wednesday, August 17th

08:00 – 17:00 Conference RegistrationThe Concourse

09:00 – 09:55KN-S1 Keynote Speech: AM 1 & 2 (ISEH, ISEG)

Co-Chairs: Mark Cave & Yong Sik OkO’Flaherty Theatre

Keynote Speech: Deren Li (GIS) Chair: Shixiong Hu

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

10:00 – 11:15KN-1A Keynote Session 1

Chair: Martin CormicanO’Flaherty Theatre

OS-8B AgricultureCo-Chairs:

Lei Wang & Karen DalyLarmor Theatre

GeoinformaticsParallel Session VIII

Co-Chairs: Shixiong Hu & Bin LiD’Arcy Thompson Theatre

11:15 – 11:45 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster Display & ExhibitionThe Concourse

11:45 – 13:00KN-2A Keynote Session 2Chair: Dermot Diamond

O’Flaherty Theatre

OS-9B Medical GeologyChair: Jose Centeno

Larmor Theatre

GeoinformaticsParallel Session IX

Chair: Chow T. EdwinD’Arcy Thompson Theatre

13:00 – 14:00 LunchAn Bhialann

14:00 – 14:30 Poster Display & ExhibitionThe Concourse

14:30 – 15:25KN-S2 Keynote Speech: PM1 & 2 (ISEH, ISEG)Co-Chairs: Clemens Reimann & Jianmin Ma

O’Flaherty Theatre

Keynote Speech: Chris Brunsdon (GIS)Chair: Hongxing Liu

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

15:30 – 16:45KN-3A Keynote Session 3

Chair: Lora FlemingO’Flaherty Theatre

OS-10B Crypto Project Workshop

Chair: Martin CormicanLarmor Theatre

Geoinformatics Parallel Session XChair: Hongxing Liu

D’Arcy Thompson Theatre

16:45 – 17:15 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster Display & ExhibitionThe Concourse

17:15 – 18:00 Awards & Closing Ceremony O’Flaherty Theatre

Joint Conference Programme at a Glance

Thursday, August 18th Fieldtrip to Cliffs of Moher (Ticket holders only)

Friday, August 19th Fieldtrip to Connemara (Ticket holders only)

Saturday, August 20th Fieldtrip to Aran Islands (Ticket holders only)

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Code Time Name Surname Title 09:30-10:00

Opening Ceremony O' Flaherty Theatre

KN-1 - Keynote Speech (Joint Conference) O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-1.01 10:00-10:55 Shu Tao KEYNOTEApplicationofglobalhigh-resolutionemissioninventoriesofairpollutantsfrom

combustionsourcesandtheirapplication

OS-1A - Indoor Particles O’ Flaherty TheatreOS-1A.01 11:45-12:00 Ross Wilson Dustingestionratesforguidelinedevelopmentandhumanhealthriskassessment

OS-1A.02 12:00-12:15 Pat Rasmussen Rareearthelementsinhousedust:loadingratesversusconcentrations

OS-1A.03 12:15-12:30 GeraldJ. Zagury Lungbioaccessibilityofmetalsinparticulatematterfromcontaminatedsoilsandminetailings

OS-1A.04 12:30-12:45 Paula MarinhoReis Factorsinfluencingleadcontentsinhumantoenailsutilisedasbiomarkersofexposuretothispotentiallytoxicelementinhousedust:aPortuguesecasestudy

OS-1A.05 12:45-13:00 Lena Ma BioaccessibilityandbioavailabilityofAsandPbinhousedust

KN-2 - Keynote Speech O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-2.01 14:30-15:25 Ming-Hong Wong KEYNOTEEnvironmentalgeochemistryofpersistenttoxicsubstances,fishcontaminationand

healtheffects,withemphasisonSouthChina:amulti-disciplinaryapproach

OS-1B - Geochemical Mapping with EuroGeoSurvey Larmor TheatreOS-1B.01 11:45-12:00 Emmanuel Arhin Geochemicalbackgroundofsomepotentiallytoxicandessentialtraceelementsinsoilsatthe

NadowliDistrictoftheUpperWestRegionofGhana

OS-1B.02 12:00-12:15 Mark Cave Amachinelearningapproachtogeochemicalmapping

OS-1B.03 12:15-12:30 Clemens Reimann GEMAS-geochemicalmappingofagriculturalsoilofEurope:Newdevelopments

OS-1B.04 12:30-12:45 Benoît Pereira Assessingequivalencebetweengeochemicaldatasetsandlevelingdatawhenmappinganareacoveredbymultiplegeochemicaldatasets

OS-1C - Health Risk A Dillon TheatreOS-1C.02 11:45-12:00 Nelly Mañay DevelopingexposurebiomarkersforenvironmenthealthimpactsassessmenttoapplyEcohealth

andMedicalGeologyapproachinUruguay

OS-1C.03 12:00-12:15 Georgina Arthur PotentialofspinachforphytoremediationofsoilscollectedfromKetteBatouriGoldmines,Cameroon

OS-1C.04 12:15-12:30 Lei Huang Environmentalexposuretocadmium:Healthriskassessmentanditsassociationswithhypertensionandrenaldysfunction

OS-1C.05 12:30-12:45 Eric Dede Quantifyinghumanexposuretoselectedsoil-boundmetalsusinghumanbiomonitoringandphysiologically-basedpharmacokineticmodelling

OS-1D - Environmental Management Mc Munn TheatreOS-1D.01 11:45-12:00 Valentine Seymour Measuringnature’simpactonhealth:Developingacitizenscienceframework

OS-1D.02 12:00-12:15 Caitriona Carlin Perceptionsversusevidenceofhealthandwellbeingbenefit/risktrade-offsfromthenaturalenvironment:Implicationsfordecision-makersandpractitioners

OS-1D.03 12:15-12:30 Abiodun Odukoya IntegratedenvironmentalassessmentofArtisanalalluvialgoldmininginNigeria

OS-1D.04 12:30-12:45 Biao Huang Soilenvironmentalquality,risksandcontrollingstrategiesundergreenhousevegetableproductionofChina

OS-1D.05 12:15-13:00 Margaret O’Riordan Compliersandprotestersattitudestopeatlandsregulation:ImplementationoftheEUHabitatsDirectiveonIrishraisedbogs

OS-2A Environmental Technology O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-2A.01 15:30-16:00 Shiming Ding KEYNOTEAsystematicstudyofsedimentcontaminationinalargeeutrophiclakebasedonpassive

samplingtechniques

OS-2A.02 16.00-16:15 Emmanuelle Uher LessonsfromanationalscalestudyinFrance:Tracemetalsmeasuredinfreshwaterbydiffusivegradientinthinfilm

OS-2A.03 16:15-16:30 Maria Nevin AnewtechnologicalapproachtotheanalysisandforensicinterpretationofTPHCWGinsoilsandwatersusing2Dgaschromatographymethod(GCxGC)

OS-2A.04 16:30-16:45 Zewu Chen BreakthroughdevelopmentforquantitativeanalysisoftotalmetalsinsoilbyportableHDXRF

OS-2B - Geochemical Database Larmor TheatreOS-2B.01 15:30-15:45 Clemens Reimann Behaviourofpotentiallytoxicelements(PTEs)andPbisotopesinNorth-Trøndelagforestsoil

OS-2B.02 15:45-16:00 Mark Cave IdentifyingmineraldustsignaturesinthegeochemistryofEuropeanagriculturalsoils

OS-2B.03 16:00-16:15 Louise Ander Usingregionalgeochemicaldataforagriculturallyrelevantapplications

OS-2B.04 16:15-16:30 Sharon O’Rourke Opticalsensingfortherapidpredictionofsoilgeochemistry

OS-2B.05 16:30-16:45 Aubry Vandeuren Predictingtheabilityofsoilstoaccepttheapplicationoforganicamendementsinaccordancewiththemetalsoilpolicythreshold(Wallonia-Belgium)

OS-2C - Health Risk B Dillon TheatreOS-2C.01 15:30-15:45 Wenyou Hu Accumulation,sourcesandhealthrisksofheavymetalsinintensivegreenhousevegetable

productionsystem,China

OS-2C.02 15:45-16:00 Siobhan Masterson Thegeographicdistributionofout-of-hospitalcardiacarrestandthechainofsurvivalinIreland

OS-2C.03 16:00-16:15 Antoine Adde DynamicalmappingofAnophelesdarlingidensitiesinaresidualmalariatransmissionareaofFrenchGuianausingremotesensingandmeteorologicaldata

OS-2C.04 16:15-16:30 IsabellaPauline Quijano IdentifyingsurfaceimpoundmentsonLiDARgeneratedDEMstoidentifydengueproneareas

OS-2C.05 16:30-16:45 Neha Mehta Asustainableapproachtowardsmanagementofminingwasteforlandmanagement

OS-2D - Environmental Goverance Mc Munn TheatreOS-2D.01 15:30-15:45 Chiara Costanzo Mappingtoolstoexercisetherighttoahealthyenvironment

OS-2D.02 15:45-16:00 Su-Ming Khoo Theroleofinter-andtrans-disciplinaryintelligibilityinenvironmentalgovernanceandsustainabledevelopment:potentialsforhealth

OS-2D.03 16:00-16:15 Rónán Kennedy Environmentalprotectionthroughe-regulation:Empiricalperspectivesusinganactor-networktheoryanalysis

OS-2D.04 16:15-16:30 Frederic Siegel Populationgrowthandglobalwarmingthreatstohumanandecosystemsustainabilityandhealth

OS-3A - Environmental Geochemistry O’ Flaherty TheatreOS-3A.01 17:15-17:30 Andre Banning FluorideandboronasgeogenicgroundwatercontaminantsinaCretaceousaquifer(Germany)

OS-3A.02 17:30-17:45 Andrian Seleznev Assessmentofpollutiondegreeofrecentanthropogenicsedimentswithpotentiallyharmfulelements(PHEs)attheurbanterritory

OS-3A.03 17:45-18:00 Carla Patinha Long-termapplicationoftheorganicandinorganicpesticidesinvineyards:environmentalrecordofpastuse

OS-3A.04 18:00-18:15 Wei Yuan ChromatographicseparationofgalliumforpreciseisotopemeasurementbyMC-ICP-MS

OS-3A.05 18:15-18:30 Juan Liu GeochemicaltransferofthalliumandaccompanymetalsinthePearlRiver:Implicationsfromsedimentprofiles,SouthChinaofinter-andtrans-disciplinaryintelligibilityinenvironmentalgovernanceandsustainabledevelopment:potentialsforhealth

MONDAY, AUGUST 15TH

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OS-3B - Water Quality Larmor TheatreOS-3B.02 17:15-17:30 Lei Wang TheNitrateTimeBomb(NTB)Model－Asimplebuteffectivemethodtoinvestigatetheimpactsof

historicalnitrateloadingonlong-termgroundwaternitrateconcentrations

OS-3B.03 17:30-17:45 Belinda Flem InorganicchemicalqualityofEuropeantapwater:Geographicaldistributionandregulatorycompliance

OS-3B.04 17:45-18:00 Bing Tang Newthreatstothesafetyofdrinkingwaterbynaturalorganicmatter

OS-3B.05 18:00-18:15 Faina Gelman Usingcompound-specificisotopeanalysisforassessingbiodegradationofgasolineproductsingroundwaterbelowagasstationaboveIsrael’scostalaquifer

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OS-3C - Health Risk of Metals Dillon TheatreOS-3C.01 17:15-17:30 Chuan Wu Effectofsilicateonarsenicfractionationinsoilsandironplaqueformationinriceplants

OS-3C.02 17:30-17:45 Tangfu Xiao Environmentalexposureofthalliumandhealthriskinareaswithnaturallyoccurringthallium

OS-3C.03 17:45-18:00 Yan Xiong ThegeogeniccadmiumandpotentialhealthriskintheThreeGorgesregion,SouthwestChina

OS-3C.04 18:00-18:15 Spela Bavec Geochemicalinvestigationsofpotentiallyharmfulelements(PHEs)inhouseholddustofIdrijatown

OS-3C.05 18:15-18:30 FarihaZakria Rizvi Chromium(VI)detoxificationpotentialofCellulosimicrobiumcellulansisolateAM-81withpartialcharacterizationofchromiumreductase

OS-3D - Soil Pollution Mc Munn TheatreOS-3D.01 17:15-17:30 Ying Ma EnhancementofmetalphytostabilizationbyinoculationofendophyticbacteriumAchromobacter

piechaudiiE6S

OS-3D.02 17:30-17:45 Xiaoming Wan UsingtheintercroppingsystemofhyperaccumulatorsandeconomicalcroptoremediatethePb-Znminingcontaminatedsoil

OS-3D.03 17:45-18:00 Christopher Finnegan Isolationoftributyltinchloride(TBT)resistancemicrobesanddeterminationofmicrobialorganotindegradationactivitybyGC-MS

OS-3D.04 18:00-18:15 Ewa Adamiec Contamination,fractionationandmobilityoftrafficrelatedelementsinroadenvironments

OS-3D.05 18:15-18:30 Andrian Seleznev Thegeochemicalbaselineconcentrationsforpotentiallytoxicelements(PHEs)inanurbanenvironment

Code Time Name Surname Title

TUESDAY, AUGUST 16TH

KN-3 - Keynote Speech (Joint Conference) O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-3.01 09:00-09:55 Kirk Smith KEYNOTEHowfossilfuelandelectricitycansavemillionsoflivesbyreducingairpollution

exposure

OS-4A - Environmental Health O’ Flaherty TheatreOS-4A.01 10:00-10:15 Veronika Cveckova Chemicalcompositionofgroundwater/drinkingwaterandoncologicaldiseasemortality,Slovak

Republic

OS-4A.02 10:15-10:30 Stanislav Rapant Chemicalcompositionofgroundwater/drinkingwaterandhealthstatusofpopulationoftheSlovakRepublic

OS-4A.03 10:30-10:45 Sijun Dong MolecularmechanismforBPA-triggeredhepaticsteatosis

OS-4A.04 10:45-11:00 Xia Huo Hearinglossinchildrenwithe-wasteleadandcadmiumexposure

OS-4A.05 11:00-11:15 Andrian Seleznev GeologicalfactorsinfluenceonindoorradoninsettlementsonTechariver

OS-4B - Drinking Water Larmor TheatreOS-4B.01 10:00-10:15 Jörg Schullehner Nitrateindrinkingwaterandcolorectalcancer-anationwidepopulation-basedfollow-upstudy

OS-4B.02 10:15-10:30 Natalia Baranovskaya Geochemistryofdrinkingwatersaltdepositsanditsapplicationinenvironmentalstudies

OS-4B.03 10:30-10:45 Monique VanDerAa Bigdataepidemiology:DrinkingwaterqualityinrelationtohealthstatisticsintheNetherlands

OS-4B.04 10:45-11:00 Annette KjærErsbøll Lowriskofsuicideandlithiumindrinkingwater:ADanishindividual-levelcohortstudyusingspatialanalysis

OS-4B.05 11:00-11:15 Rachel Clarke Aquantitativeexposureassessmentformetalsandfaecalcoliformsinsurfacerunofffollowinglandspreadingofbiosolidstoagriculturalgrasslands

OS-4C - Organic Chemicals A Dillon TheatreKN-4C.01 10:00-10:30 Michael Kersten KEYNOTEModelingofherbicideadsorptionbygoethite:4-chloro-2-methylphenoxyaceticacid

(MCPA)

OS-4C.02 10:30-10:45 Xinghui Xia QuantifyingthebioavailabilityofpyrenesorbedonsuspendedsedimentsofvariouscompositionsandgrainsizestoDaphniamagna

OS-4C.03 10:45-11:00 Jing You Sedimenttoxicityidentificationevaluation:Theapplicationofpassivesamplingandpassivedosingtechniques

OS-4C.04 11.00-11.15 Xuejun Guo Real-timevisualizationofperylenenanoclustersinwaterandtheirpartitioningtographenesurfaceandmacrophagecells

OS-4D - Urbanization Impacts Mc Munn TheatreOS-4D.01 10:00-10:15 Jiancheng Kang RelationshipbetweenurbanizationandheavymetalpollutioninsuburbansoilsofShanghai

OS-4D.02 10:15-10:30 Shen Yu Temporaldynamicsofurbanization-drivenenvironmentalchangesexploredbymetalcontaminationinsurfacesedimentsinarestoringurbanwetlandpark

OS-4D.03 10:30-10:45 Shen Yu Urbanizationinsediments

OS-4D.04 10:45-11:00 Susanne Charlesworth Theheavymetaltrappingefficiencyofperviouspavingsystems

OS-4D.05 11:00-11:15 Shen Yu Assessmentofecologicalandhumanhealthrisksofmetalspollutionintheurbansoilsundertheinfluenceofrapidurbanization

OS-5A - Indoor Exposure O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-5A.01 11:45-12:15 EddyY. Zeng KEYNOTEIsindoorenvironmentasafehaeventoavoidairpollution?

OS-5A.02 12:15-12:30 Long Xu PolycyclicAromaticHydrocarbon(PAH)metabolitesinmaternalurineandriskassessmentforneonatalbirthoutcomesinanintensivee-wasterecyclingarea

OS-5A.03 12:30-12:45 Weijian Liu Indoorairpollutionandpersonalexposuretoparticulatematters(PMs)andpolycyclicaromatichydrocarbons(PAHs)inruralhouseholdsfromNorthernChina

OS-5A.04 12:45-13:00 Liwu Zhang SO2removalwithasimultaneouslyimprovedsolar-to-H2energyconversion

OS-5B - Contaminated Land with IBN Larmor TheatreOS-5B.01 11:45-12:00 Siobhan Cox MineralogicalcharacterisationtoimproveunderstandingoforalbioaccessibilityofCrandNiin

basalticsoilsinNorthernIreland

OS-5B.03 12:00-12:15 Sabrina Cipullo Diagnosticstrategyandriskassessmentframeworkforcomplexchemicalmixtures

OS-5B.04 12:15-12:30 Tatiana Cocerva AssessingtheoralbioaccessibilityofPotentiallyToxicElementsinUrbanareaofBelfastusinganovenforsampleincubation

OS-5B.05 12:30-12:45 Diogo Santos Lifecyclethinkingtoselectcontaminatedlandremediationtechnologies

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OS-5C - Organic Chemicals B Dillon TheatreOS-5C.01 11:45-12:00 Xilong Wang Sorptionoforganicchemicalsbycarbonaceousnanomaterials

OS-5C.02 12:00-12:15 Lin Tang Thepotentialimpactonthebioavailabilityoforganicpollutantsfromcompostingforsoilremediation

OS-5C.03 12:15-12:30 Mark Chappell Apedo-informaticapproachforuniversalpredictionsofcomplexsoilenvironmentalprocesses

OS-5C.04 12:30-12:45 Jianbing Li Quantificationoforganiccarbonstorageinpollutedriversediments

OS-5C.05 12:45-13:00 Wu Wen Bioconcentrationandtissuedistributionoflong-andshort-chainperfluoroalkylsubstancesinzebrafish(Daniorerio)

OS-5D - POPs Mc Munn TheatreOS-5D.01 11:45-12:00 Yuling Wu Distributionsofaliphatichydrocarbonsandpolycyclicaromatichydrocarbonsinsedimentsfrom

asubtropicalestuarytotheadjacentWesternTaiwanStrait:Implicationsofpossiblesourcesandpotentialtransport

OS-5D.02 12:00-12:15 Chao Cai EnhancedbiodegradationofPAHsinhistoricallycontaminatedsoilbybiocharimmobilizedwithM.gilvumcells

OS-5D.03 12:15-12:30 Honglin Huang Enantiomer-specificaccumulation,biotransformationofHBCDsinmaizeandtheselectivemolecularmechanisms

OS-5D.04 12:30-12:45 Bei Wen BehaviorofN-ethylperfluorooctanesulfonamidoaceticacid(N-EtFOSAA)inbiosolidsamendedsoil-plantmicrocosms:Uptake,translocationanddegradation

OS-5D.05 12:45-13:00 Hongna Zhang Uptake,translocationandmetabolismof8:2fluorotelomeralcoholinsoybean(GlycinemaxL.Merrill)

KN-4 - Keynote Speech O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-4.01 14:30-15:25 Yongguan Zhu KEYNOTEEnvironmentalantibioticresistome:sourcesandsink

OS-6A - Biogeochemistry O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-6A.01 15:30-16.00 Joerg Rinklebe KEYNOTEBiogeochemistryoftraceelementsinwetlandsoils

OS-6A.02 16.00-16:15 Miloš Miler Assessmentofmetalbioaccessibilityfrommetal-bearingphasesinindoordustbySEM/EDSdifferentialindividualparticleanalysis

OS-6A.03 16:15-16:30 Sónia Rodrigues EffectofsoilpropertiesonZnavailabilityforplantplantuptakeinsoilsamendedwithZnOnanoparticles

OS-6A.04 16:30-16:45 Karen Bradham Invitrobioaccessibilitymethodforpredictionofrelativebioavailabilityofarsenicincontaminatedsoils

OS-6B - Honouring Jiamo Fu - A Larmor TheatreOS-6B.01 15:30-15:45 Bioaugmentationdegradationof2,4,6-tribromophenolwiththebacterialmicrocosmsfrome-waste

pollutedriversedimentsbyBacillussp.GZT

OS-6B.02 15:45-16:00 Liang Zhishu Enhancedbiodegradationof2,4,6-tribromophenolbyanoveldehalogenasepurifiedfromBacillussp.GZT

OS-6B.03 16:00-16:15 Jianjie Fu Occurrenceandtemporaltrendsofperfluoroalkylacids(PFAAs)inoccupationalworkers:Arethehalf-livesofPFHxSandPFOSshorterthanexpected?

OS-6B.04 16:15-16:30 Xia Huo TemporaltrendsandcongenerprofilesofPCBs,PCDD/FsandPBDEsinumbilicalcordbloodfromane-wasterecyclingarea

OS-6B.05 16:30-16:45 Jingjing Liu BenthicinvertebrateecologicalriskassessmentofLuanheRiver,China:Combinedphysical,chemicalandbiologicalapproach

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OS-6C - GIS & Quantitative Methods A Dillon TheatreOS-6C.01 15:30-15:45 Lei Wang GISGroundwater-AseamlesslycoupledGISanddistributedgroundwaterflowmodel

OS-6C.02 15:45-16:00 Yuting Meng Spatialdistributionpatternsofphosphorusintop-soilsinLondonurbanarea

OS-6C.03 16:00-16:15 Yumin Yuan UsinggeostatisticsandlocalMoran’sItoidentifypollutionhotspotsofrareearthelementsinurbansoilsofLondon

OS-6C.04 16:15-16:30 Li Xia Zoningofeco-protectedareasinfast-growingregionsbasedongametheory

OS-6C.05 16:30-16:45 Pedro Beca ModellingthepotentialdistributionoftheeelgrassZosteramarinaatlocalandregionalscaleinIreland

OS-6D - Microbiology Mc Munn TheatreOS-6D.01 15:30-15:45 Tongjie Chai FormationandtransmissionofthebacterialaerosolsofStaphylococcusaureus(includingMRSA)

carryingantibiotic-resistantgenesinachickenfarmingenvironment

OS-6D.02 15:45-16:00 JingJing Zhang ChemicalmodificationanddegradationofatrazineinMedicagosativathroughmultiplepathways

OS-6D.03 16:00-16:15 Carina Brehony DiversityamongantimicrobialresistantE.coliisolatedfromIrishretailmeats

OS-6D.04 16:15-16:30 Carina Brehony Transferablecolistinresistanceencodinggenemcr-1notdetectedinE.coliisolatedfromhumansandretailmeatsinIreland

OS-6D.05 16:30-16:45 Li Cui Surface-enhancedRamanspectroscopy(SERS)forenvironmentalmicroorganismanalysis:antibioticresistance,nanotoxicity,andbiofilm.

OS -7A - Coastal & Marine Ecosystem O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-7A.01 17:15-17:45 LoraE Fleming KEYNOTE:Theoceanandhumanhealth:Newhorizonsandopportunities

OS-7A.02 17:45-18.00 Belinda Flem Geographicvariationintraceelementsinscalesofpre-smoltfarmedAtlanticsalmon

OS-7A.03 18.00-18:15 Marie Mahon Usingoralhistoriestopromotepublicparticipationinwetlandconservation

OS-7A.04 18:15-18:30 Chen Suo Comparingandoptimizingdifferentsurveymethodsformappingtopographyandfunctionalvegetationdistributionincoastaldunesystems

OS-7B - Honouring Jiamo Fu - B Larmor TheatreOS-7B.01 17:15-17:30 Yingming Li VariationofatmosphericPCDD/Fsassociatedwithhaze:Implicationsfromtemporarylarge-scale

emissioncontrols

OS-7B.02 17:30-17:45 Yujuan Lu Studyoftheinteractionsbetweenzincionanddissolvedorganicmatterbyusinginsitumethodsofabsorbance

OS-7B.03 17:45-18:00 Yujuan Lu Occurrenceofantibioticsinthesurfacewaterofurbanriver,Shenzhen,China

OS-7B.04 18:00-18:15 Evan Gallagher Novelapproachestocharacterizetheecologicalimpactsofcontaminantsofemergingconcerninthecoastalenvironment

OS-7B.05 18:15-18:30 Zulin Zhang Transportandchangesofemergingcontaminantsintheamendedsoilsbyorganicwastes

OS-7C - GIS & Quantitative Methods B Dillon TheatreOS-7C.01 17:15-17:30 Alessandro Singlitico AGIS-basedassessmentofenergypotentialfrombiomassandwasteforthermochemical

biomethaneinIreland

OS-7C.02 17:30-17:45 Katarina Fajcikova Applicationofartificialneuralnetworkinmedicalgeochemistry

OS-7C.03 17:45-18:00 Pham QuyGiang Estimatingtheeconomiclossofriceproductionduetoclimate-change-reinforcedfloods:AnapplicationofGISandhydrologicalmodelling

OS-7C.04 18:00-18:15 Xiaolin Sun RelationshipsbetweengridsamplingspacingandkrigingvarianceinsomegrasslandsofIrelandanditsimplicationsonsoilsampling

OS-7C.05 18:15-18:30 Henry Koehler Molecularandchemicalecologyofintertidalsand-dwellingprotistsinthenorthwestofIrelandusingaGIS-basedsamplingstrategy

OS-7D - Mercury & Other Pollutants Mc Munn TheatreKN-7D.01 17:15-17:45 Xinbin Feng KEYNOTEAnoverviewofmercurypollutioninChina

OS-7D.02 17:45-18.00 Jiubin Chen IsotopiccompositionforsourceappointmentofmercuryinPM2.5

OS-7D.03 18.00-18:15 Chunyan Hao Applyingdifferentialion-mobilityspectrometrytoimproveLC-MS/MSanalysisofemergingorganiccontaminants

OS-7D.04 18:15-18:30 Longhua Wu ChangesinthemetalmobilityafterrepeatedphytoextractionbyCd/ZnhyperaccumulatorSedumplumbizincicola

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 16TH

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KN-S1 - Keynote Speech AM 1 & 2 O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-S1.01 09:00-09:25 Mark Cave KEYNOTE: AssessinganthropogenicimpactsonurbanenvironmentsintheUKthroughsoil

geochemistry

KN-S1.02 09:25-09:50 YongSik Ok KEYNOTE: SMARTbiochartechnology-Ashiftingparadigmtowardsadvancedmaterialsandhealthcareresearch

KN-1A - Keynote Session 1 O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-1A.01 10:00-10:25 Taicheng An KEYNOTE: Photo-inducedtoxicityandphotochemicaltransformationmechanismofpolycyclic

musks:Experimentalandtheoreticalstudiesontonalide

KN-1A.02 10:25-10:50 Jose Centeno KEYNOTE: Healtheffectsofnaturaldust-Definingtheriskfromachemical,medicalgeologyandenvironmentalpathologyperspective

KN-1A.03 10:50-11:15 Maurice Mulcahy KEYNOTE: Protectingthepublicfromthreatstohealthandwellbeing

OS-8B - Agriculture Larmor TheatreKN-8B.01 10:00-10:30 Karen Daly KEYNOTE: Diffusepollutionfromagriculture:Thephosphorusstoryandhowitgotcomplicated

OS-8B.02 10:30-10:45 Songyan Jiang PhosphorusflowpatternsintheChaohuwatershedfrom1978to2012

OS-8B.03 10:45-11:00 Paul Rice Evaluationofallocationmethodsforcalculationofcarbonfootprintofgrass-baseddairyproduction

KN-2A - Keynote Session 2 O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-2A.01 11:45-12:10 Ron Fuge KEYNOTE: Volatilisation,thekeytoiodinegeochemistry

KN-2A.02 12:10-12:35 Job Spijker KEYNOTE: Wasterecyclingandsecondarymaterials,areenvironmentalandhealthcriteriaenough?

KN-2A.03 12:35-13:00 Martin Cormican KEYNOTE: Engineerednano-particles:Whatdoweknowaboutriskstoenvironmentandhealth?

OS-9B - Medical Geology Larmor TheatreKN-9B.01 11:45-12:15 Robert Finkelman KEYNOTE: Medicalgeology:Aclassicexampleofenvironmentalinjustice

OS-9B.02 12:15-12:30 Birgitte Hansen LongtermtrendsinnitrateinDanishgroundwaterduringthelast70years

OS-9B.03 12:30-12:45 Emmanuel Arhin Determinationoftraceelementsandtheirconcentrationsinclay-balls:problemofgeophagiapracticeinGhana

OS-9B.04 12:45-13:00 Hassina Mouri Africa:Anaturallaboratoryformedicalgeologystudies

KN-S2 - Keynote Speech PM 1 & 2 O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-S2.01 14:30-14:55 Clemens Reimann KEYNOTE: Geochemistryandscale

KN-S2.02 14:55-15:20 Jianmin Ma KEYNOTE: TrendofcancerriskofChineseinhabitantstodioxinsduetochangesintheirdietarypatternsfrom1980to2009

KN-3A - Keynote Session 3 O’ Flaherty TheatreKN-3A.01 15:30-15:55 Pat Rasmussen KEYNOTE: Applicationofgeochemicaltoolsinnanotechnologyhealthandsafety

KN-3A.02 15:55-16:20 Zengwei Yuan KEYNOTE: DynamicphosphoruscyclingpatternsinChina

KN-3A.03 16:20-16:45 Dermot Diamond KEYNOTE: Integratinggeospatialremoteandin-situsensing:Opportunitiesandchallenges

OS-10B - Cryto Project Workshop Larmor TheatreOS-10B.01 15:30-16:45 Dearbháile Morris CountingthecostofawaterborneoutbreakofCryptosporidiosis

Awards & Closing Ceremony O’ Flaherty Theatre 17:15-18:00

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August 14th

17:00 - 19:00 Conference Registration

The Concourse,

Arts/Science Building

18:30 – 20:00 Welcome ReceptionAula Maxima

The Quadrangle

20:30 – 22:0 Tsinghua University Symphony Orchestra(Admission Free)

The Black Box,

Dyke Road

August 15th

08:00 - 17:00 Conference Registration The Concourse

09:30 - 10:00 Opening Ceremony O’Flaherty Theatre

10:00 - 10:55

Keynote Session I: Application of global high-resolution emission inventories of air pollutants from combustion sources and their application

Chair: Prof. Kirk SmithSpeaker: Shu Tao

O’Flaherty Theatre

11:00 - 11:45 Conference photography, Coffee/Tea Break, Poster/Exhibition The Concourse

11:45 - 13:00

Parallel Session ICo-Chairs: Xiaobai Angela Yao & Fahui Wang

Constructing geographic areas by REDCAP and MLR for analysis of homicide rates: A case study of New Orleans, Louisiana (Fahui Wang)

Why those areas? – Mining the association rules during the 2014 Ebola outbreak(Xiaobai Angela Yao)

Exploring urban travel routes’ characteristics from a geometric perspective (Kang Liu)

Tealeaf CxMobile – Replaying real time customer experience (Yanke hu)Comparative cognition of microclimate of different types of open space

(Xinyuan Zhang)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch An Bhialann

14:00 - 14:30 Poster/Exhibition The Concourse

14:30 - 15:25

Keynote Session II: Earth system observation: from scientific satellite to moon-based platform

Chair: Xia LiSpeaker: huadong Guo

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

15:30 - 16:45

Parallel Session IICo-Chairs: Jay Lee & Xia Li

Extension of Moran’s index for global and localized spatiotemporal autocorrelation (Jay Lee)

Zoning of eco-protected areas in fast-growing regions based on game theory (Xia Li)GIS-based multi-criteria analysis method for flood risk assessment under

urbanization (Yangfan Xiao)Urban classification from high-resolution SAR images based on multi-scale Markov

Random Field (Anqi Wang)3D simulation for dynamic characteristics of airflow and dust control in a laneway of

coal mine (hui Liu)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

16:45 - 17:15 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster/Exhibition Concourse

17:15 - 18:30

Parallel Session IIICo-Chairs: Lin Liu

Recent progress on empirical research on crime in China (Lin Liu)A schema of Rowkey encoding support spatial operation based on hBase

(Kun Zheng)Anomalous behavior pattern detection and analysis based on trajectory clustering

(Yulong Wang)Quantitative evaluation and analysis to the development of China’s cities

(hongrui Zhao)PAM spatial clustering algorithm research based on CUDA (Enbo Zhou)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

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August 16th

08:00 - 17:00 Conference Registration Concourse

09:00 - 09:55

Keynote Session III: How fossil fuel and electricity can save millions of lives by reducing air pollution exposure

Chair: Shu Tao Speaker: Kirk Smith

O’ Flaherty Theatre

10:00 - 11:15

Parallel Session IVCo-Chairs: Tao Tang & Chengzhi Qin

Flying sensor applications for GIS data collections of both fine time and spatial scales in detecting the invasive species (Tao Tang)

An approach to extracting the supply relationship between glaciers and lakes on Tibetan Plateau (Chengzhi Qin)

Estimation of crop yield in the Midwestern United States by statistical models (Nari Kim)

Surface modeling of soil antibiotics (Wenjia Shi)Crater extraction in virtual lunar environment (Min Chen)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

11:15 - 11:40 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster/Exhibition Concourse

11:45 - 13:00

Parallel Session VCo-Chairs: Axing Zhu& Xuehua Liu

What makes cloud computing geography? ( A Xing Zhu)Landscape dynamic patterns of the alpine and arid grasslands in China and the

driving forces (Xuehua Liu)Land suitability evaluation for corn production for agriculture development

planning (Xuema Cai)The research of algorithms for calculating slopes based on geomorphic types and

DEM resolution (Rong Zhao)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch An Bhialann

14:00 – 14:30 Poster & Exhibition Session Concourse

14:30 – 15:25Keynote Session IV: Smart sensors and the smart census

Chair: Anrong DangSpeaker: Paul Longley

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

15:30 - 16:45

Parallel Session VICo-Chairs: Anrong Dang & Guiyun Zhou

Geo-information technology aided cultural heritage conservation in China(Anrong Dang)

An efficient variant of the Priority-Flood algorithm for filling depressions in raster digital elevation models (Guiyun Zhou)

Multi-point laser detection and geometric information acquisition of goaf (Jian Xiang)

Formal modeling of the floodplain socio-flood interaction systems and flood risk analysis (Shanzhen Yi)

Least cost path analysis for water diversion routes in high-altitude mountain area (Ying Ge)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

16:45 - 17:15 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster/Exhibition Concourse

17:15 - 18:30

Parallel Session VIICo-Chairs: Yunfeng Kong

The design of a metaheuristic framework for solving the general-purpose regionalization problems (Yunfeng Kong)

A WebGIS platform design and implementation based on open source GIS middleware (Dekui Lv)

Research on intracity OD patterns of rail and bus passengers in a second-tier city: a case study of Suzhou, China (Gege Yang)

Using OWL-S to support OGC web services semantic search (Lizhi Mao)Group-user access patterns and optimized service strategies in geographic

information public service (Rui Li)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

19:30 - 23:00 Joint Conference Dinner & CPGIS Night and Entertainment (Ticket holders only) Radisson Blu Hotel

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Thursday, August 18th Fieldtrip to Cliffs of Moher (Ticket holders only)

Friday, August 19th Fieldtrip to Connemara (Ticket holders only)

Saturday, August 20th Fieldtrip to Aran Islands (Ticket holders only)

August 17th

08:00 - 17:00 Conference Registration Concourse

09:00 - 09:55Keynote Session V: Towards geomatics in the big data era

Chair: Shixiong huSpeaker: Deren Li

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

10:00 - 11:15

Parallel Session VIIICo-Chairs: Shixiong hu & Bin Li

Application of LiDAR in coastal processes (Shixiong hu)Spatial simplification for 2D scatterplots of large geospatial data sets (Bin Li)

An improved framework based on spatial proximity model to discover functional urban regions using pedestrian trajectories (Yingxia Pu)

Research on the technology of LIDAR data processing (Xiaxin Ying)pRPL + pGTIOL: the marriage of parallel processing library and parallel I/O library

for big raster data (Qingfeng Guan)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

11:15 - 11:40 Coffee/Tea Break; Poster/Exhibition Concourse

11:45 - 13:00

Parallel Session IXCo-Chairs: Edwin T. Chow

A geocomputational framework of mobile population estimation(Edwin T. Chow)

A real-time air quality monitoring system based on main-memory database (Wei Xiong)

Topology spatial model for dynamic systems in geographic information systems (Andres Bernal)

Simulation of oil spill using improved neighborhood structure for CA model (Yihan Zhang)

An improved algorithm for terrain rendering (Wei Cao)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch An Bhialann

14:00 – 14:30 Poster & Exhibition Session Concourse

14:30 – 15:25Keynote Session VI: Gatekeepers or door openers? The role of GeoComputation

Chair: hongxing LiuSpeaker: Chris Brunsdon

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

15:30 - 16:45

Parallel Session XCo-Chairs: hongxing Liu

Mapping algal blooms in inland waters using multi-spectral and hyperspectral remote sensing (hongxing Liu)

The spatial distribution patterns of PM2. 5 as observed before, during and after APEC period in Beijing (Li Li)

A global ecological environment remote sensing products processing system (Junjie hu)

An efficient method of building tile-pyramids for massive raster datasets (Ning Guo)Arsenic contamination in groundwater in Ireland (Ellen R. McGrory)

D’Arcy Thompson

Theatre

16:45 - 17:15 Coffee/Tea Break, Poster/Exhibition Concourse

17:15 - 18:00 Awards & Closing Ceremony O’Flaherty Theatre

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GALWAY 2016

P1 ApreliminaryinvestigationofarsenicconcentrationonsurfacesofCCA-treatedwoodplanksinapark GISandquantitativemethods No

P2Towardspracticalapplicationsofmeasurementsoflabilechemicalsintheenvironmentbasedonanovelpassivesamplingtechnique

Bioavailabilityandbioaccessibility No

P3 Spatialdistributionpatternsofphosphorusintop-soilsinLondonurbanarea Arsenic Yes

P4UsinggeostatisticsandlocalMoran’sItoidentifypollutionhotspotsofrareearthelementsinurbansoilsofLondon

Environmentalgeochemistry Yes

P5 Spatialanalysesinenvironmentalstudies:I.LeadpollutioninsoilsatdifferentspatialscalesinIreland GISandquantitativemethods NoP6 Spatialanalysesinenvironmentalstudies:II.Identificationofpollutionhotspotsinurbansoils GISandquantitativemethods No

P7Spatialanalysesinenvironmentalstudies:III.Useoflocalstatisticstorevealspatialvariationandspatiallyvaryingrelationships

Agriculture No

P8Ahybridmodelusingartificialneuralnetwork,kriging,andresidualkrigingforforecastingtheabnormalpollutantdistribution

GISandquantitativemethods No

P9 Quantitativeanalysismethodsusedtoinvestigatetheeffectsofweatherandclimateoninfectiousdiseases GISandquantitativemethods NoP10 Assessingthepollutionriskofsoilchromiumbasedonloadingcapacityofpaddysoilataregionalscale WaterQuality YesP11 BioaccumulationanddegradationofametryninMedicagosativa,ryegrass,wheatandmaize Agriculture No

P12DirectavailabilityandgeochemicalreactivityofZninanagriculturalsoilamendedwithZnOnanoparticlesorZnCl2

Biogeochemicalprocessesofheavymetalsandhumanhealth

No

P13Metal-bearingparticlesinatticandhouseholddustfromPbminingandsmeltingareaasindicatorsofcontributionofpastandpresentsources

Airpollutionandcontrol No

P14 AresedimentsinlakesanddamsasinkorsourceforDOC?Anthropogenicandgeogenicelementsindrinkingwaterandhumanhealth

No

P15 Danishstudiesonexposureofgeogenicelementsindrinkingwaterandpublichealth

Improveddecision-makingincontaminatedlandsiteinvestigationandriskassessment(inconjunctionwithIBN)

Yes

P16 AsurveyofpotentialcarcinogeniccompoundsinDanishprivatewells–nitrateandarsenicAnthropogenicandgeogenicelementsindrinkingwaterandhumanhealth

Yes

P17AprobabilisticframeworkforassessinghealthriskassociatedwitharsenicintakefromdrinkingwaterinSouthernTaiwan

Arsenic No

P18 SpatialhealthriskassessmentofarsenicexposurefromdrinkinggroundwaterinTaiwan’sPingtungPlain Arsenic No

P19TherolesofOsNIPsgene’stranscriptionregulationinarsenicabsorptionandaccumulationinrice(OryzaSativaL.)

Arsenic No

P20 TheFunctionsofOsPHT7geneinvolvedinarsenicabsorptionandaccumulationinOryzasativaL.Regionalgeochemicaldatasets—applicationstoagriculturalandenvironmentalmanagement

No

P21 Assessmentoforalandlungbioaccessibilitiesofmetalsfromsmelter-impacteddust Environmentalhealth NoP22 Biosorptionandbioaccumulationofthalliumbythallium-tolerantfungalisolates Microbiology NoP23 Linkinghumanhealthandwellbeingwithweather,climateandtheenvironment Climatechangeandpopulationhealth NoP24 Ambienttemperatureandmortalityfrompulmonaryembolism:Atimeseriesstudy Environmentalhealth No

P25CharacteristicsofparticlesizeandbiogeographicrelationswithecologicalriskofheavymetalpollutioninBeijingRiversediments

EmergingContaminants(ECs),SpecialsessionhonouringProf.JiamoFu

Yes

P26Degradationofaromaticaminesintextile-dyeingsludgebycombiningtheultrasoundtechniquewithpotassiumpermanganatetreatment

Environmentalmanagement No

P27 ConcentrationsanddistributionsofPCBs,PBDEsandPCDD/FsintheatmosphereofBeijing,ChinaHazardassessmentofmetalpollutioninurbansoils

No

P28TheinteractionmechanismofBaP-Cu(II)combinedpollutantsoncellularinterfaceofStenotrophomonasmaltophiliaduringbioremediationprocess

Environmentalmonitoring No

P29 Separationandenrichmentofnorfloxacininwaterbyionicliquidsolventsublation Metals NoP30 Adsorptionbehaviourofmethylparathiononsyntheticgoethite Environmentalgeochemistry No

P31Sedimentaryaliphaticandpolycyclicaromatichydrocarbons(PAHs)inthenorthwestofQinlingMountains:Patterns,potentialriskandacriticalappraisalofPAHratiostoinfersource

Environmentalgeochemistry No

P32PotentialenvironmentalgeochemicalhazardsoftheslagfromDazhaiGeextractionplantinLincang,westernYunnan,China

Environmentalgeochemistry No

P33Thedistribution,fateandenvironmentalindicationsofuranium,thoriuminreservoirwaterandsedimentprofilenearauraniummillingarea,GuangdongProvince

Environmentalmanagement No

P34 Responseofrootforagingandmorphologytodifferentsoilphosphorusformsinatreediversitypotexperiment Environmentalgeochemistry No

P35Insightsintothemechanismoflight-induceddissolutionofgoethiteinthepresenceofatmosphericdicarboxylicacids

Environmentalhealth No

P36 AGISapplicationfordiseasemonitoringbasedonICDreport-system Environmentalhealth YesP37 Microcystins-LRimpairszebrafishreproductionbyaffectingoogenesisandendocrinesystem Environmentalhealth No

P38Modelingthedynamicsofharmfulalgalblooms[HABS],humancommunities,andpolicychoicesalongtheFloridaGulfcoast:theCHANSproject

GISandquantitativemethods No

P39 Aristolochicacids:possiblecontaminantsofsoilinBalkanEndemicNephropathy(BEN)areas POPs No

P40TheeffectsofnitrogenadditiononthesoilmicrobialbiomassandfinerootbiomassinCinnamomumcamphoraplantation

EmergingContaminants(ECs),SpecialsessionhonouringProf.JiamoFu

No

P41 Thyroidhormonestatusinumbilicalcordserumisassociatedwithmaleanogenitaldistance Climatechangeandpopulationhealth YesP42 TheautomotiveindustryandoccupationaldiseasesinCzechia Agriculture Yes

P43 GroundwatervulnerabilityassessmenttonitratepollutioninPingtungPlainofSouthernTaiwanEmergingContaminants(ECs),SpecialsessionhonouringProf.JiamoFu

No

P44 Ageneralframeworkforsiteselectionofaquiferstorageandrecovery(ASR)scheme SoilRemediation NoP45 Methodtoestimatecoarserootbiomassandlostmassduringexcavationinsubtropicalsecondaryforests Environmentalmonitoring Yes

Poster Number Poster Title Topic Student

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P46RelationbetweenGdanomaliesandperfluorinatedcompoundsinsurfaceandgroundwaters:casestudyoftheRomagnaarea(Italy)

Environmentalmonitoring Yes

P47ContaminationoforganotincompoundsandimposexdegreeofThaisclavigerafromtherockycoastalzoneofChina

Environmentalmonitoring No

P48 StrategiesformonitoringgroundwaterdischargeintoKinvaraBay,Galway,Ireland Environmentalgeochemistry No

P49 MappingthespatialandtemporalvariationsofwaterqualityinDublinBay

Improveddecision-makingincontaminatedlandsiteinvestigationandriskassessment(inconjunctionwithIBN)

No

P50 DistributionoftrafficrelatedelementsintheVistulaandOdraRivers,Poland Environmentalhealth YesP51 LeachabilityandbioaccessibilityofpotentiallytoxicelementsinurbansoilsoftwoChinesecities POPs No

P52 Potentiostaticenrichmentofelectrochemicallyactivebacteriafromsedimentsandsoils

Improveddecision-makingincontaminatedlandsiteinvestigationandriskassessment(inconjunctionwithIBN)

Yes

P53Trackingthefateofpolycyclicaromatichydrocarbonsincontaminatedsoilsduringwindrowbioremediationpilotproject

Improveddecision-makingincontaminatedlandsiteinvestigationandriskassessment(inconjunctionwithIBN)

No

P54Vulnerabilityassessmentofurbanwaterandwastewatersystemsfacinghighgroundwaterlevelusingfuzzydecision-makingapproach

Environmentalmonitoring No

P55TheeliminationofnegativeimpactofgeologicalcompoundoftheenvironmentonhealthstatusofresidentsintheKrupinadistrict,theSlovakRepublic

Environmentalgeochemistry Yes

P56 Leaddistributionandcyclinginforest-riceagroforestrysystemsinNorthernHunan Environmentalmanagement NoP57 MicrobialCO2fixationintwoagriculturalsoilsofcontrastingsoiltexture Environmentalhealth No

P58Levelsofpolychlorinateddibenzo-p-dioxinsanddibenzofuransinairbornefineparticulatematterandinhalationriskassessmentforlocalresidentsofShenzhen,SouthofChina

Regionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

Yes

P59PAHsContaminationinagriculturalproductsandcorrespondinghealthriskattributabletosoilandambientPAHspollutioninalargecokeproductionbaseinShanxi,China

WaterQuality Yes

P60MappingthesoilmetalNoEffectConcentrationforterrestrialorganismsinEuropeancountriesandcomparisontonationalsoilpoliciesthresholds

MedicalGeology No

P61GEMAS:MappingsoilpropertiesandmetalconcentrationsinagriculturalandgrazinglandsoilattheEuropeanscale

Regionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

No

P62 GEMAS:MercuryinEuropeanagriculturalandgrazinglandsoilsRegionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

No

P63 SourceandbehaviourofGeinagriculturalandgrazinglandsoilsatEuropeancontinentalscaleRegionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

No

P64Stochasticsimulationforthecomparisonofmethodsforassessingequivalenceanddatalevelingingeochemicalmapping

Regionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

No

P65 GEMAS:PreciousmetalspatialdistributionpatternsinEuropeansoilRegionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

No

P66 GEMAS:MappingzincdeficiencyinagriculturalandgrazinglandsoilinEuropeRegionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

No

P67 Spatialanalysisofcompositionaldatausingaspectrum-areamultifractalmodelinCampaniaregion(Italy)EmergingContaminants(ECs),SpecialsessionhonouringProf.JiamoFu

No

P68 AmultifractalanalysisofspatialvariabilityintopsoilcompositionsintheCampanianRegionEmergingContaminants(ECs),SpecialsessionhonouringProf.JiamoFu

No

P69 Interactionbetweensulfurandleadintoxicity,ironplaqueformationandleadaccumulationinriceplant SoilRemediation NoP70 Effectoflightondegradationofherbicideprometryninsoil SoilRemediation Yes

P71MixturingoflocalmanganeseminewastelandsimprovednativetreespeciespotentialphytoremedationperformanceinHunan,China

Arsenic No

P72 ImpactofgrasscoveronthemagneticsusceptibilitymeasurementsforassessingmetalcontaminationofsoilSpatialpredictionofpollutantdistribution

Yes

P73 GeochemicalinvestigationsofHginurbansoilofIdrijatown Urbanpollution No

P74Thestudyofwaterqualityresponsecharacteristicintheprocessofsurfacewater-groundwaterinteractionontheareaofSonghuaRiver

Bioavailabilityandbioaccessibility No

P75 LithiuminthenaturalwatersoftheSouthEastofIrelandRegionalgeochemicalmapping–methodsandchallenges(SponsoredbyEuroGeoSurveys)

No

P76 ProjectionofenvironmentalriskofselectedorganicchemicalsinChina:Implicationtosustainabledevelopment Agriculture NoP77 MappingradonriskinIrelandusingairbornegeophysics Environmentalgeochemistry NoP78 Diversityofarsenicoxidizingbacteriaandmicrobially-mediatedarseniteoxidationinhotsprings Arsenic No

Poster number Title Topic Student

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Delegate ListISEH 2016 / ISEG 2016 Delegates

Ewa Adamiec AGHUniversityofScienceandTechnology Poland

Antoine Adde InstitutPasteurdelaGuyaneFrench Guiana

Taicheng An GuangdongUniversityofTechnology China

Louise Ander BritishGeologicalSurvey UK

Emmanuel Arhin UniversityforDevelopmentStudies Ghana

Georgina Arthur MangosuthuUniversityofTechnology South Africa

Muhammad Ashfaq BureauVeritas,AbuDhabiUnited Arab Emirates

Andre Banning Ruhr-UniversitätBochum Germany

Kun Bao BeijingNormalUniversity China

Natalia Baranovskaya TomskPolytechnicUniversityRussian Federation

Spela Bavec GeologicalSurveyofSlovenia Slovenia

Pedro Beca-Carretero NUIGalway Ireland

Dajana Bellakova KrupinaCity Slovakia

Andrés Bernal Jiménez InstitutoPolitecnicoNacional Mexico

Karen Bradham USEnvironmentalProtectionAgency USA

Peter Brennan DublinCityUniversity Ireland

Carina Brehony NUIGalway Ireland

Chris Brunsdon NUIMaynooth Ireland

Chao Cai HuaqiaoUniversity China

Wei Cao InstituteofGeoscience&NaturalResources,CAS China

Caitriona Carlin NUIGalway Ireland

Mark Cave BritishGeologicalSurvey UK

Jose Centeno USFDA USA

Tongjie Chai ShandongAgriculturalUniversity China

Susanne Charlesworth CoventryUniversity UK

Jian Chen AnhuiUniversityofScienceandTechnology China

Jianmin Chen FudanUniversity China

Jiubin Chen InstituteofGeochemistry,CAS China

Jui-Sheng Chen NationalCentralUniversity Taiwan

Ping Chen AnhuiUniversityofScienceandTechnology China

Zewu Chen XOS USA

Sabrina Cipullo CranfieldUniversity UK

Rachel Clarke UniversityCollegeDublin Ireland

Martin Cormican NUIGalway Ireland

Chiara Costanzo NUIGalway Ireland

Siobhan Cox Queen’sUniversityBelfast UK

Li Cui InstituteofUrbanEnvironment,CAS China

Aisling Cunningham DublinCityUniversity Ireland

Veronika Cveckova StateGeologicalInstituteofDionyzStur Slovakia

Karen Daly Teagasc Ireland

Theophilus Davies MangosuthuUniversityofTechnology South Africa

Eric DedeUniversityofReading/InstituteofOccupationalMedicine

UK

Dermot Diamond DublinCityUniversity Ireland

Shiming Ding NanjingInstituteofGeographyandLimnology,CAS China

Ron Doering Springer USA

Rory Doherty Queen’sUniversityBelfast UK

Sijun Dong InstituteofUrbanEnvironment,CAS China

Aileen Doran GeologicalSurveyofIreland Ireland

Yonghong Duan ShanxiAgriculturalUniversity China

Annette Ersbøll UniversityofSouthernDenmark Denmark

Katarina Fajcikova StateGeologicalInstituteofDionyzStur Slovakia

Xinbin Feng InstituteofGeochemistry,CAS China

Robert Finkelman UniversityofTexas USA

Christopher Finnegan InstituteofTechnologyCarlow Ireland

Belinda Flem GeologicalSurveyofNorway Norway

Lora E Fleming UniversityofExeter UK

Kurt Friese UFZ-HelmholtzCentreforEnvironmentalResearch Germany

Hongbo Fu FudanUniversity China

Jianjie Fu ResearchCenterforEco-EnvironmentalSciences,CAS China

Ron Fuge AberystwythUniversity,Wales UK

Evan Gallagher UniversityofWashington USA

Vincent Gallagher GeologicalSurveyofIreland Ireland

Faina Gelman GeologicalSurveyofIsrael Israel

Mairead Glennon GeologicalSurveyofIreland Ireland

Nessa Golden NUIGalway Ireland

Xuejun Guo BeijingNormalUniversity China

Birgitte Hansen GeologicalSurveyofDenmarkandGreenland(GEUS) Denmark

Chunyan HaoOntarioMinistryoftheEnvironmentandClimateChange

Canada

Bin Hu BeijingNormalUniversity China

Wenyou Hu InstituteofSoilScience,CAS China

Youbiao Hu AnhuiUniversityofScienceandTechnology China

Guo Huadong InstituteofRemoteSensingandDigitalEarth(RADI) China

Biao Huang InstituteofSoilScience,CAS China

Honglin Huang ResearchCenterforEco-EnvironmentalSciences,CAS China

Lei Huang NanjingUniversity China

Zhihong Huang CentralSouthUniversityofForestryandTechnology China

Xia Huo ShantouUniversityMedicalCollege China

Priscilla Ikefuti UniversityofSaoPaulo Brazil

Jan Jarolímek CharlesUniversity,PragueCzech Republic

Nanna Linn Jensen Geoscience,AarhusUniversity Denmark

Chen Jiang NanjingAgriculturalUniversity China

Songyan Jiang NanjingUniversity China

Chen Jianguo CentralSouthUniversityofForestryandTechnology China

Sean Jordan DublinCityUniversity Ireland

Jiancheng Kang ShanghaiNormalUniversity China

Laurence Kavanagh InstituteofTechnologyCarlow Ireland

Rónán Kennedy NUIGalway Ireland

Michael Kersten JohannesGutenberg-UniversityMainz Germany

Su-ming Khoo NUIGalway Ireland

Kate Knights GeologicalSurveyofIreland Ireland

Henry Koehler InstituteofTechnologySligo/CERIS Ireland

Lingdong Kong FudanUniversity China

Pifeng Lei CentralSouthUniversityofForestryandTechnology China

Guiying Li GuangdongUniversityofTechnology China

Jianbing Li UniversityofNorthernBritishColumbia Canada

Mei Li PekingUniversity China

Ping Li ChinaUniversityofGeosciences China

Rui Li WuhanUniversity China

Yingming Li ResearchCenterforEco-environmentalSciences,CAS China

Ching-Ping Liang FooyinUniversity Taiwan

Jingjing Liu BeijingNormalUniversity China

Juan Liu GuangzhouUniversity China

Lei Liu DalhousieUniversity Canada

Lili Liu DongbeiUniversityofFinanceandEconomics China

Lin Liu SunYat-senUniversity China

Weijian Liu PekingUniversity China

Wuxin Liu InstituteofSoilScience,CAS China

Paul Longley UniversityCollegeLondon UK

Yujuan Lu ShenzhenUniversity China

Kevin Lynch NUIGalway Ireland

Caixue Ma HuazhongAgriculturalUniversity China

Jianmin Ma LanzhouUniversity China

Lena Ma NanjingUniversity China

Ying Ma UniversityofCoimbra Portugal

Marie Mahon NUIGalway Ireland

Nelly Mañay UniversityoftheRepublicofUruguay(UDELAR) Uruguay

Paula Marinho Reis UniversidadedeAveiro Portugal

Siobhan Masterson NUIGalway Ireland

Judith Mather GeologicalSurveyofIreland Ireland

Margaret McCaul DublinCityUniversity Ireland

Ellen McGrory NUIGalway Ireland

Neha Mehta UniversityofTorino Italy

Bo Meng BeijingNormaluniversity China

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ISEH 2016, ISEG 2016, Geoinformatics 2016

Liqiu Meng TechnicalUniversityofMunich Germany

Yuting Meng NUIGalway Ireland

Lizhi Miao NanjingUniversityofPosts&Telecommunications China

Miloš Miler GeologicalSurveyofSlovenia Slovenia

Terry Morley NUIGalway Ireland

Hassina Mouri UniversityofJohannesburg South Africa

Maurice Mulcahy HealthServiceExecutive Ireland

Maria Nevin CompleteLabSolutions(CLS) Ireland

Xun-an Ning GuangdongUniversityofTechnology China

Aisling O’Connor EnvironmentalProtectionAgency Ireland

Abiodun Odukoya UniversityofLagos Nigeria

Yong Sik Ok KangwonNationalUniversity South Korea

Margaret O’Riordan Galway-MayoInstituteofTechnologyandNUIGalway Ireland

Sharon O’Rourke UniversityCollegeDublin Ireland

Shuai Ouyang CentralSouthUniversityofForestryandTechnology China

Carla Patinha UniversidadedeAveiro Portugal

Aurélie Pelfrene LGCgE-ISA,UniversityofLille France

Benoît Pereira UniversitéCatholiquedeLouvain Belgium

Emanuela Pignotti UniversityofBologna Italy

Aaron Potito NUIGalway Ireland

Cynthia Price USArmyEngineerResearch&DevelopmentCenter USA

Coren Pulleyblank DublinCityUniversity Ireland

Zang Qian NanjingUniversity China

Cheng-Zhi QinInstituteofGeographicSciences&NaturalResourcesResearch,CAS

China

Mingkai Qu InstituteofSoilScience,CAS China

Isabella Pauline Quijano UniversityofthePhilippines Philippines

Pham Quy Giang TheUniversityofTokyo Japan

Stanislav Rapant StateGeologicalInstituteofDionyzStur Slovakia

Pat Rasmussen HealthCanadaandUniversityofOttawa Canada

Clemens Reimann GeologicalSurveyofNorway Norway

Paul Rice UniversityCollegeDublin Ireland

Joerg Rinklebe UniversityofWuppertal Germany

Fariha Zakria Rizvi UniversityofthePunjab,Lahore Pakistan

Sónia Rodrigues UniversidadedeAveiro Portugal

Kathryn Rogers Queen’sUniversityBelfast UK

Liu Rongju ShantouUniversityMedicalCollege China

Diogo Santos SUPRENGmbH Germany

Ray Scanlon GeologicalSurveyofIreland Ireland

Jörg Schullehner GeologicalSurveyofDenmarkandGreenland(GEUS) Denmark

Andrian Seleznev InstituteofIndustrialEcologyUBRASRussian Federation

Valentine Seymour UniversityCollegeLondon UK

Lu Shenggao ZhejiangUniversity China

Hosung Shin WonkwangUniversity South Korea

Frederic Siegel GeorgeWashingtonUniversity USA

Alessandro Singlitico NUIGalway Ireland

Kirk Smith UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley USA

Job SpijkerNationalInstituteforPublicHealthandtheEnvironment(RIVM)

The Netherlands

Jialong Sun GuizhouInstituteofTechnology China

Xiaolin Sun SunYat-senUniversity China

Chen Suo DublinInstituteofTechnology Ireland

Bing Tang GuangdongUniversityofTechnology China

Lin Tang HunanUniversity China

Shu Tao PekingUniversity China

Calin TatuOncogenInstitute/UniversityofMedicineandPharmacy“VictorBabes’Timisoara

Romania

Emmanuelle Uher Irstea France

Monique van der AaRIVMNationalInstituteforPublicHealthandtheEnvironment

Netherlands

Aubry Vandeuren UniversitéCatholiquedeLouvain Belgium

Delegate ListISEH 2016 / ISEG 2016 Delegates

David Wall Teagasc Ireland

Xiaoming WanInstituteofGeographicSciences&NaturalResourcesResearch,CAS

China

Fahui Wang LouisianaStateUniversity USA

Haiou Wang UniversityofScienceandTechnologyBeijing China

Lei Wang BritishGeologicalSurvey UK

Xilong Wang PekingUniversity China

Xinhong Wang XiamenUniversity China

Yulong Wang HunanUniversity China

Bei Wen ResearchCenterforEco-EnvironmentalSciences,CAS China

Wu Wen BeiingNormalUniversity China

Ross Wilson WilsonScientific Canada

Ming H. Wong TheEducationUniversityofHongKong Hong Kong

Mike Wood UniversityofEastLondon UK

Chuan Wu CentralSouthUniversity China

Longhua Wu InstituteofSoilScience,CAS China

Xiaohong Wu CentralSouthUniversityofForestryandTechnology China

Yingqin Wu LanzhouInstituteofGeology,CAS China

Yuling Wu XiamenUniversity China

Li Xia SunYat-senUniversity China

Xinghui Xia BeijingNormalUniversity China

Tangfu Xiao InstituteofGeochemistry,CAS China

Zhang Xinyuan NanjingUniversity China

Yan Xiong InstituteofGeochemistry,CAS China

Long Xu ShantouUniversityMedicalCollege China

Wende Yan CentralSouthUniversityofForestryandTechnology, China

Hong Yang NanjingAgriculturalUniversity China

Junxing YangInstituteofGeographicSciences&NaturalResourcesResearch,CAS

China

Lan Yang TsinghuaUniversity China

Xiaoxia Yang ChengduUniversityofTechnology China

Duoxi Yao AnhuiUniversityofScienceandTechnology China

Hua Yin SouthChinaUniversityofTechnology China

Li Yongyu XiamenUniversity China

Jing You JinanUniversity China

Shen Yu InstituteofUrbanEnvironment,CAS China

Wei Yuan InstituteofGeochemistry,CAS China

Yumin Yuan NUIGalway Ireland

Zengwei Yuan NanjingUniversity China

Gerald J. Zagury PolytechniqueMontreal Canada

Eddy Y. Zeng JinanUniversity China

caixiang zhang ChinaUniversityofGeosciences China

Chaosheng Zhang NUIGalway Ireland

Hongna Zhang ResearchCenterforEco-EnvironmentalSciences,CAS China

Jianqing Zhang ShenzhenCenterforDiseaseControlandPrevention China

Jing Jing Zhang NanjingAgriculturalUniversity China

Liwu Zhang FudanUniversity China

Zulin Zhang TheJamesHuttonInstitute UK

Yanyan Zhao NanjingInstituteofGeographyandLimnology,CAS China

liang Zhishu GuangzhouInstituteofGeochemistry,CAS China

Enbo Zhou PekingUniversity China

Guiyun ZhouUniversityofElectronicScienceandTechnologyofChina

China

A-Xing Zhu UniversityofWisconsin-Madison USA

Ying Zhu LancasterUniversity UK

Yong-Guan Zhu InstituteofUrbanEnvironment,CAS China

Daniela Zuzolo UniversityofSannio Italy

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