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School of Engineering and Built Environment Glasgow Caledonian University Cowcaddens Rd, Glasgow G4 0BA

Organized by

International Symposium on Soil and Water Bioengineering

in a Chanching Climate

7th– 8th, September 2017

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INDEX

1. INTRODUCTION-SYMPOSIUM PRESENTATION 3

2. SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 5

2.1. THEMATIC AREAS 5

2.2. PRELIMINARY PROGRAM 5

2.3. CALL FOR PAPERS AND STANDARS FOR PROCEEDINGS AND POSTERS 9

2.3.1 CALL FOR PAPERS 9

2.3.2 PROCEEDINGS AND POSTERS 10

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 11

POSTERS 12

3. THE PARTNERS 13

4. GLASGOW .Another reason to join us 16

5. HOTEL AND ACCOMODATION 17

6 COMITEES 18

6.1 Organizing Committee 18

6.2 Scientific Comitee 18

6.3. .Technical secretary 18

7. CONDITIONS OF SPONSORSHIP OF THE EVENT 19




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1. INTRODUCTION-SYMPOSIUM PRESENTATION

Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) in collaboration with the European Federation of Soil

and Water Bioengineering (EFIB) and support from the ECOMED Erasmus+ project, organise the

International Symposium on Soil- and Water- Bioengineering in a Changing Climate, held

on the 7th and 8th of September 2017. The aim of the symposium is to present and discuss the possibilities offered by the the

technical discipline of Soil- and Water- Bioengineering to the ecological, economic, and societal

challenges faced within a changing climate. As a society are experiencing a period of uncertainty,

in which we perceive that the solutions could come from finding a balance within our

environment based on the sustainable management of our ecosystems, the restoration of their

functionality and services, and the use of nature-based construction systems such as soil- and

water- bioengineering techniques. It is envisaged that UK practitioners and researchers will foster

a deeper and more meaningful relationship with their international counterparts at the symposium

by sharing experiences around common areas of interest.

According to the E.F.I.B., soil- and water- bioengineering is a discipline that combines

technology and biology, making use of plants and plant communities as building materials

which can protect the soil and infrastructure as well as contributing to landscape

development. It includes technical (protection and stabilisation), ecological (ecosystem

restoration), landscape (improvement of landscape integration), and a consideration of socio-

economic (efficiency and employability) aspects.

River Artia- Irun Spain- Gobierno Vasco Images P. Sangalli

It is recognised as an emerging Engineering discipline, because of the application of scientific

and practical knowledge in order to design and build structures, processes and solutions to

control Soil and Water erosion and stability, but is also a Biological discipline because of the

critical role of native plants and its bio-technical properties in these solutions.

GCU and t h e m e m b e r s h i p o f EFIB are currently c o l l a b o r a t i n g within the Erasmus+




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project ECOMED (www.ecomedbio.eu) and this will be p r om o te d a n d presented at this

symposium. At the end of this symposium, the attendees will be involved in the formal process of

founding the UK Association for Soil- and Water- bioengineering.

All registered delegates at the Symposium will receive a Certificate of Attendance (CPD: 8

hours). The authors of the accepted papers and the presenters at the Symposium will receive

Certificates of Authorship and/or Presentation. All certificates will be accredited by the EFIB.

Slope Stabilisation Florin Florineth-Austria




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2. SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

2.1. THEMATIC AREAS We invite practitioners and researchers to submit papers for presentation at the symposium

covering research and practice related to the restoration of degraded areas, using primarily water-

and soil-bioengineering techniques in the following thematic areas:

• River restoration and revitalisation • Storm water management and rain gardens • Regeneration of wetlands, reservoirs, and coastal areas • Hydro forest restoration activities in mountain areas, slope stabilization • Planning and restoration of urban and peri-urban areas • Restoration of fire or drought affected areas • Design, construction and restoration of linear infrastructure: highways, railways, and gas

pipelines • Restoration and remediation of land under extractive activities: mining, quarrying and

landfilling • Soil and Water Bioengineering techniques, materials, modelling, and design.

2.2. PRELIMINARY PROGRAM




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8:30 - 9:00 Registration

9:00 - 9:30 Oppening Session and Symposium presentation

Soil and Water Bioengineering techniques, materials, modelling, and design

9:30 - 9:45 FEDERICO PRETI. Università degli Studi di Firenze, GESAAF. (ITALY) ON THE TREE STABILITY RISK: PULLING TESTS AND MODELING TO EVALUATE THE ROOT ANCHORAGE

9:45 - 10:00 GUILLERMO TARDÍO. Technical University of Madrid. (SPAIN) SPECIALISATION PROCESS FOR THE ECOENGINEERING SECTOR IN THE MEDITERRANEAN ECOREGIÓN. STRATEGY FOLLOWED IN THE ECOMED EUROPEAN PROJECT

10:00 - 10:15 FREDDY REY. IRSTEA. (FRANCE) SOIL AND WATER BIOENGINEERING: PRACTICE AND RESEARCH NEEDS FOR RECONCILING NATURAL HAZARD CONTROL AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION

10:15 - 10:30 JOSÉ LUIS GARCÍA. Technical University of Madrid. (SPAIN) THE ECOMED PROJECT

10:30 - 11:00 TEA AND COFFE BREAK

Hydro forest restoration activities in mountain areas, slope stabilization. Planning and restoration of urban and peri-urban áreas. Restoration of fire or drought affected áreas.

11:00 - 11:15 PAOLA SANGALLI. SCIA, S.L. (SPAIN) SLOPE STABILISATIOON: Examples in roads in Gipuzkoa, SPAIN

11: 15 - 11:30 CHIARA CATALANO. ZHAW (SWITZERLAND) PLANT ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES TO FAVOUR 92/43/EEC HABITATS ON GREEN ROOFS IN TEMPERATE AND MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE: SOWING, HAY AND TOP-SOIL TRANSFER

Design, construction and restoration of linear infrastructure: highways, railways, and gas pipelines. Restoration and remediation of land under extractive activities: mining, quarrying and landfilling

11:30 - 11:45 JOHN T.SCOTT. Glasgow Caledonian University (UK) THE USE OF PULVERISED FUEL ASH (PFA) IN CONSOLIDATE ABANDONED MINE, RESTORATION, DISPONIBILITY AND ALTERNATIVES

11:45 - 12:00 GIANLUIGI PIRRERA. AIPIN (ITALY) PHYTOREMEDIATION FOR ECOLOGICAL RESTAURATION AND INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY

12:00 - 12:30 ROUND TABLE Mornings Sessions

12:30 - 13:30 LUNCH TIME 13:30 - 14:00 POSTER COLLOQIUM

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th 2017




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River restoration and revitalisation. Storm water management and rain gardens. Regeneration of wetlands, reservoirs, and coastal areas

14:00 - 14:15

VLASIA IAKOVOGLOY. EMaTTech (GREECE) VISUAL PROTOCOLS AND GIS AS PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIVE TOOLS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ECOENGINEERING IN STREAMS AND RIPARIAN AREAS

14:15 - 14:30

ALBERT SOROLLA. NATURALEA (SPAIN) IMPORTANCE OF THE SOIL AND WATER BIOENGINEERING EXPERIENCES FOR MANAGING CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CLIMATE CHANGES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA. THE EXAMPLE OF CATALONIA

14:30 - 14:45 MICHAEL OBRIEJETAN. BOKU VIENNA (AUSTRIA) REVETMENT RESTORATION OF SEALED HYDROELECTRIC STORAGE AND COMPENSTING RESERVOIRS

14:45 - 15:00

KLAUS PEKLO. ICE (FRANCE) BIOLOGICAL RIVER ENGINEERING/RIVER ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION – FROM DESIGN STAGE TO MONITORING STAGE - A WORKFLOW PROCESS EXEMPLE IN THE FIELD OF SOIL AND FLUVIAL BIOENGINEERIN

15:00-15:15

GIULIANO SAULI AIPIN ( ITALY) CARBON SEQUESTRATION AND HABITAT RECONSTRUCTION ON RIVERBANK CONSOLIDATION WORKS BY MEANS OF BIOENGINEERING: FROM STANDARD IN-FIELD ASSESSMENT TO THE NEW WEQUAL METHODOLOG

15:15- 15:30 ISAAC SANZ. ETSI Montes, Forestal y Medio Natural. UPM (SPAIN) RESTORATION PROJECT FOR STREAMS AND BANKS OF LA SAÚCA CREEK

15:30 - 16:00 TEA AND COFFE BREAK

16:00 - 16:15 RODRIGO MAROTO. ETSI Montes, Forestal y Medio Natural. UPM (SPAIN) ERESMA RIVER SLOPE: STABILIZATION AND RESTORATION PROJECT (COCA, SEGOVIA, SPAIN)

16:15 - 16:30 SLODOBAN MICKOWSKY. Glasgow Caledonian University. (UK) SOIL AND WATER BIOENGINEERING in UK: POSSIBILITIES OF APPLICATION

16:30-17:30 ROUND TABLE Afternoon sessions and foundation of the UK Soil and Water Bioengineering Association

17:30 CONCLUSIONS AND END SYMPOSIUM




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Excursión trhoug the scottisch Engineering and Bioengineering works , landscapes and traditions

8:·30 Meeting point at Glasgow Caledonian University –

8:30-9:15 Travel by bus to Failkirk

9:15-10:30 FAILKIRIK -WEAHL and KELPIES HELIX

10:30-11:00 Travel by bus To Stirling Castle

11:00-12:30 STIRLING CASTLE

12:30-13:15 Travel by bus to Glengoyne Distillery

13:15-15:00 GLENGOYNE DISTILLERY

15:00-15:30 Travel by bus to GLASGOW End of the excursion

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 th 2017




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2.3. CALL FOR PAPERS AND STANDARS FOR PROCEEDINGS AND POSTERS

2.3.1 CALL FOR PAPERS

Glasgow Caledonian University and the European Federation of Soil and Water Bioengineering

in collaboration with the ECOMED Erasmus+ project, invite you to the International

Symposium on Soil- and Water Bio-engineering in a Changing Climate to be held in

Glasgow on the 7th and 8th of September 2017

The call for papers is now open. The Scientific Committee will select a total of 14 papers which will

be presented as an oral presentation (20 min max.) whilst the rest of the accepted papers will be

presented in a poster colloquium during the symposium. All accepted papers will be published in

Procedia Environmental Science, Engineering and Management (ISSN: 2392 – 9537).

We invite papers covering research/projects related to the restoration of degraded areas, using

primarily water- and soil-bioengineering techniques in the following thematic areas:

• River restoration and revitalisation

• Storm water management and rain gardens

• Regeneration of wetlands, reservoirs, and coastal areas

• Hydro forest restoration activities in mountain areas, slope stabilization

• Design, construction and restoration of linear infrastructure: highways, railways, and gas

pipelines

• Restoration and remediation of land under extractive activities: mining, quarrying and landfilling

• Planning for urban and peri-urban areas

• Restoration of fire or drought affected areas

• Soil and Water Bioengineering techniques, materials, modelling, and design.

ABSTRACT FORMAT – TEMPLATE

1 Page A4 Word, Times New Roman 9, single-spaced

Thematic Area(s), Title, Author(s), Institution or company, address and e-mail.

Text: up to 2000 characters excluding the title and references

Keywords (maximum of 5 keywords not included in the title)

Optional: maximum of 2 images/figures/tables with

300dpi resolution inserted in the A4

TEMPLATE

DATES

• Deadline for submission of communication / full Poster: August 15 th

• Deadline for for authors' registration: August fst




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2.3.2 PROCEEDINGS AND POSTERS

ENDING AND PUBLICATION DEADLINES FOR COMMUNICATION

At least one author of each paper or poster must be registrated in the the conference,before the August

first and its compulsory attendance to present the communication and the posters. The deadline to send

the article is August 15 th

All accepted papers will be published in Procedia Environmental Science, Engineering and Management (ISSN: 2392 – 9537).

Deadline for submission of communication / full Poster: August 15 th

Deadline for authors' registration: August fst

STANDARS FOR ARTICLES and POSTERS

TEMPLATE ARTICLE

TEMPLATE POSTER

ADRESS: Please send the work to : [email protected]

More information in www.symposium.efib.org

Riberbank and Slope Stabilisation ICE Klaus Peklo-FRANCE




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ORAL PRESENTATIONS

River restoration and revitalisation. / Storm water management and rain gardens / Regeneration of wetlands, reservoirs, and coastal areas AUTHORS INSTITUTION COUNTRY TITLE

VLASIA IAKOVOGLOY EMaTTech Greece VISUAL PROTOCOLS AND GIS AS PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIVE TOOLS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ECOENGINEERING IN STREAMS AND RIPARIAN AREAS

ALBERT SOROLLA Naturale Spain

IMPORTANCE OF THE SOIL AND WATER BIOENGINEERING EXPERIENCES FOR MANAGING CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CLIMATE CHANGES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA. THE EXAMPLE OF CATALONIA

MICHAEL OBRIEJETAN BOKU-Vienna Austria REVETMENT RESTORATION OF SEALED HYDROELECTRIC STORAGE AND COMPENSTING RESERVOIRS

KLAUS PEKLO ICE France

BIOLOGICAL RIVER ENGINEERING/RIVER ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION – FROM DESIGN STAGE TO MONITORING STAGE - A WORKFLOW PROCESS EXEMPLE IN THE FIELD OF SOIL AND FLUVIAL BIOENGINEERING

GIULIANO SAULI AIPIN Italy

CARBON SEQUESTRATION AND HABITAT RECONSTRUCTION ON RIVERBANK CONSOLIDATION WORKS BY MEANS OF BIOENGINEERING: FROM STANDARD IN-FIELD ASSESSMENT TO THE NEW WEQUAL METHODOLOGY

ISAAC SANZ ETSI Montes, Forestal y Medio Natural. UPM

Spain RESTORATION PROJECT FOR STREAMS AND BANKS OF LA SAÚCA CREEK

RODRIGO MAROTO ETSI Montes, Forestal y Medio Natural. UPM

Spain ERESMA RIVER SLOPE: STABILIZATION AND RESTORATION PROJECT (COCA, SEGOVIA, SPAIN)

SLOBODAN MICKOWSKY

Glasgow Caledonian University

UK

Hydro forest restoration activities in mountain areas, slope stabilization / Planning and restoration of urban and peri-urban áreas / Restoration of fire or drought affected áreas.

PAOLA SANGALLI SCIA, S.L. Spain SLOPE STABILISATIOON: Examples in roads in Gipuzkoa, SPAIN

CHIARA CATALANO ZHAW Switzerland

PLANT ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES TO FAVOUR 92/43/EEC HABITATS ON GREEN ROOFS IN TEMPERATE AND MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE: SOWING, HAY AND TOP-SOIL TRANSFER

Design, construction and restoration of linear infrastructure: highways, railways, and gas pipelines / Restoration and remediation of land under extractive activities: mining, quarrying and landfilling

JOHN T.SCOTT Glasgow Caledonian University

UK THE USE OF PULVERISED FUEL ASH (PFA) IN CONSOLIDATE ABANDONED MINE, RESTORATION, DISPONIBILITY AND ALTERNATIVES

GIANLUIGI PIRRERA AIPIN Italy PHYTOREMEDIATION FOR ECOLOGICAL RESTAURATION AND INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY


GUILLERMO TARDÍO Technical University of Madrid

Spain SPECIALISATION PROCESS FOR THE ECOENGINEERING SECTOR IN THE MEDITERRANEAN ECOREGIÓN. STRATEGY FOLLOWED IN THE ECOMED EUROPEAN PROJECT

FEDERICO PRETI Università degli Studi di Firenze, GESAAF

Italy ON THE TREE STABILITY RISK: PULLING TESTS AND MODELING TO EVALUATE THE ROOT ANCHORAGE

FREDDY REY IRSTEA France SOIL AND WATER BIOENGINEERING: PRACTICE AND RESEARCH

JOSÉ LUIS GARCÍA Technical University of Madrid

Spain THE ECOMED PROJECT




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POSTERS

AUTHORS INSTITUTION COUNTRY TITLE

River restoration and revitalisation. / Storm water management and rain gardens / Regeneration of wetlands, reservoirs, and coastal areas

PAOLA SANGALLI SCIA, S.L. Spain REHABILITATION OF THE DAM "TXARROTA" IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ZARATAMO (VIZCAYA) SPAIN

DIMITRIOS EMMANOULOUDIS, GEORGE N. ZAIMES, V. IAKOVOGLOU

UNESCO Chair Con-E- Ect Greece UNESCO CHAIR CON-E- ECT: PROMOTING CONSERVATION IN RIPARIAN AND DELTAIC ECOSYSTEMS

Hydro forest restoration activities in mountain areas, slope stabilization / Planning and restoration of urban and peri-urban áreas / Restoration of fire or drought affected areas. PAULA BRUNA, ANTONI SOROLLA, JORDI SOLINA, VÍCTOR SAZATORNIL, SERGI RASERO

Government of Catalunya Spain THE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM OF CATALONIA


F. BRUCALASSI, FEDERICO PRETI, Y. GIAMBASTIANI, E. GUASTINI, L. MAZZANTI

Università degli Studi di Firenze, GESAAF

Italy PREFABRICATED AND FOLDING STRUCTURES FOR SOIL AND WATER BIOENGINEERING

GIANLUIGI PIRRERA, LORENZA MARÍA FERRARA

AIPIN Italy APPLICATIONS OF WOODWORMS AND MATERIALS FOR PREVENTION THE DESERTIFICATION RISK AND TECHNOSOILS

FREDDY REY IRSTEA France SOIL AND WATER BIOENGINEERING: PRACTICE AND RESEARCH NEEDS FOR RECONCILING NATURAL HAZARD CONTROL AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION

LESLEY GIBSON, ZAN MUNCH, ANTHONY PALMER, SUKHMANI MANTEL


UK LAND COVER CHANGE PREDICTION IN SOUTH AFRICAN GRASSLANDS TOWARDS DETERMINING THE CARBON-WATER-ENERGY FLUX NEXUS

JOSÉ C. ROBREDO, JOSÉ L. GARCÍA, FERNANDO GARCÍA, PINO GARCÍA, MARTÍN GIMÉNEZ, PAZ ARRAIZA

ETSI Montes, Forestal y Medio Natural. UPM

Spain REDUCTION OF NONPOINT SOURCE WATER POLLUTION BY MEANS OF ALDER FORESTS INCLUDED IN THE HABITATS DIRECTIVE: INVENTORY AND MONITORING

S MACMILLAN, S B MICKOVSKI


Spain THE STABILISATION OF A COASTAL SLOPE: ECO TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS AND NON-INTRUSIVE METHODS OF INVESTIGATION




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3. THE PARTNERS

EFIB - European Federation for Soil Bioengineering

The European Federation of Soil Bioengineering EFIB is the umbrella organization of

European soil bioengineering associations and companies. Currently, EFIB comprises:

• The German Company for Soil Bioengineering (Gesellschaft für Ingenieurbiologie e.V.)

• The Swiss Association for Soil Bioengineering (Verein für Ingenieurbiologie Schweiz)

• The Austrian Federation for Water and Waste Management ÖWAV (Österrreichischer

Wasser- und Abfallwirtschaftsverband), Working Group Soil Bioengineering

• The Italian Association for Soil Bioengineering AIPIN (Associazione Italiana per

l´Ingegneria Naturalistica)

• The Spanish Association for Soil Bioengineering AEIP (Asociación Española de

Ingeniería del Paisaje)

• The Portuguese Association for Soil Bioengineering APENA ( Associação Portuguesa

de Engenharia Natural)

• The French Association for Soil Bioengineering AgeBio (Association française de génie

biologique)

• The Russian Forestry Association Section MAIKOP

The Federation aims at the development and advancement of soil bioengineering techniques

as a technical-biological discipline, dealing with the use of plants for engineering purposes.

The focus lies on the advancement of plants to be used as construction material for

stabilization work on river banks, lakes, and coasts, for slopes and gullies as well as to reduce

and prevent erosion and mass wasting processes. EFIB further aims at the revitalization of

water bodies, the improvement in biodiversity, the integration in the landscape and the

enhancement of life quality.

EFIB was founded in 1995 to coordinate and advance the dissemination of knowledge and

experience of the member associations and companies.

More information www.efib.org




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The School of Engineering and Built Environment at GCU is committed to the pursuit of excellence in

teaching, research and knowledge transfer, working with companies across the disciplines of

engineering, the creative industries, and the built and natural environment. The School is host to The

Research Centre for Built Environment Asset Management (BEAM) focusing on maximising social,

economic, and environmental benefit through the effective development, use and revitalisation of the

built environment and through engagement with the communities involved. The Centre will

contribute to research activity across the three societal challenges that are the focus for GCU research

to 2020: Healthy Lives, Inclusive Societies and Sustainable Environments. Focusing on ‘Sustainable

Development’, we aim to be recognised for Executive Education and Knowledge Transfer activity

through pioneering research in the following areas:

Sustainable Cities and Communities

Construction Project Risk and Value Management

Building Resilience and Environmental Impact

Modelling & Testing

Development of industry training courses and consultancy

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs)

The School’s research is focused on providing practical solutions for industry and is classified as

outstanding. In the REF2014 our Built Environment, Computer Science and General Engineering

submissions were all recognised to have elements of world leading research quality. Our research in

the Built Environment in particular performed strongly overall in the UK, with impact in this area

rated as top 20 in the UK combining world-leading and internationally excellent research, while our

research on sustainable urban environments and building design, as well as the field of waste

management and recycling, makes us the leading university in Scotland.

More information www.gcu.ac.uk




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The EcoMed project is an initiative for fostering the specialisation process for the soil and water

bioengineering sector within the Mediterranean environment. It also seeks for the generation of new

dynamics and collaborations within the sector.

Particularly, the project objectives are the following:

Adapted design routines (improvement at the design stage)

Plant database of vegetation for bioengineering interventions in Mediterranean areas (improvement

at the design stage)

Improved constructive procedures and schemes (improvement at the construction stage)

improved monitoring plans and definition (improvement at the monitoring stage)

improved bioengineering work analysis tools. Improved work restoration effectiveness analysis

(improvement at the monitoring stage)

Improved sector specific training modules syllabus and contents (improvement at the design stage)

Therefore, improvements of the sector at the different levels (design, construction, monitoring and

educational) are searched. For accomplishing the preceding objectives, an applied researched will be

conducted during the 2017 and 2018. These works include the selection of a set of bioengineering

works and projects, within the European Mediterranean environment, that will be carefully analysed.

EcoMed project can be followed at: www.ecomedbio.eu Twitter: @ecomedbio Facebook: Ecomed Erasmus




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4. GLASGOW .Another reason to join us

Scotland’s biggest city is a stylish mix of arts, culture and unique Celtic charm.

The city is home to over 20 museums and art galleries, including the award-winning Burrell

Collection, the magnificent Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and the Riverside Museum, a radical

space designed by Zaha Hadid.

A UNESCO City of Music, Glasgow’s gig scene is red hot. Choose from hundreds of music events in

pubs and clubs or head straight to King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, one of the city’s best-known music

venues.

Style Mile, the area between Buchanan Street, Argyle Street and the Merchant City is packed full of

high street stores, independent boutiques and vintage fashion shops.

The regenerated Merchant City is Glasgow’s new cultural quarter with the former mercantile

buildings and warehouses revamped as trendy bars, top-notch restaurants and fashionable designer

emporiums.

Glasgow is just 1 hour from Edinburgh by train and by plane from London in 1 hour and 25 minutes.

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5. HOTEL AND ACCOMODATION

Glasgow Caledonian University has partnered with a variety of hotels in the local area to provide you

as a member of staff, a guest of the university, a student or an event organiser booking with the

university with reduced rates for accommodation in the city. T

he rates are also open to friends and relatives.

The brochure describes the hotels and their rates to help you make the best choice for you and your

guests.

You can book your hotel room direct with the hotel given quote he the booking reference code to

receive the special Glasgow Caledonian University rate, that you will found in the hotel description’s

page

HOTEL BROUCHURE SPECIAL RATES FOR GCUniversity




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6 COMITEES

6.1 Organizing Committee

Slodoban Mickovsky- Glasgow Caledonian University—ECOMED Alejandro Ollauri-

Glasgow Caledonian University-ECOMED

Paola Sangalli – EFIB –ECOMED Guillermo Tardío

ECOMED

6.2 Scientific Comitee

Caroline Gallager Glasgow Caledonian University- UNITED KINDOM Jose Luis García Tecnical University Madrid Ecomed SPAIN Joao Paulo Fernandes Evora University Ecomed PORTUGAL Eva Hacker-

Hannover Universtiy- EFIB GERMANY

Sldoban Mickovski Glasgow Caledonian University- Ecomed UNITED KINDOM

Freddy Rey

Irstea -EFIB FRANCE Albert Sorolla

Naturalea Ecomed SPAIN Rosmarie Stangl BOKU University AUSTRIA Craig Thomson Glasgow Caledonian University UNITED KINDOM

6.3. .Technical secretary

Nekane García Espadas EFIB secretary www.symposium.efib.org

[email protected]




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7. CONDITIONS OF SPONSORSHIP OF THE EVENT

There are two modalities of participation:

1. SPONSOR:

Amount: £ 500

It includes

• Logos on all mailings and communication announcing the congress, in the program, in

posters and documentation

• Dossier company included in the documentation to be delivered to the audience.

• Space 3 x 2 m to expose < products catalogues located in the hall with TABLE 1.20 X 0.80 and

two CHAIRS

2. COLLABORATOR

Amount: £350

It includes:

• Logos on all shipments and communication announcing the congress, in program in cartel

and documentation to deliver.

• Dossier company included in the documentation to be delivered to the audience.

In case you are interested, we would be very grateful if you confirm before the 30 th JULY,

scheduled date for editing the final program, by contacting the technical secretariat of the

congress:

More information in www.efib.org Send it to [email protected]

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