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Exhibitors

UNESCO – Division of Water Sciences

Hacettepe University – UKAM

American Society for Testing and Materials – ASTM

International Association of Hydrological Sciences – IAHS

General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works - DSİ

International Atomic Energy Agency – IAEA

General Directorate of Electrical Power Resources Survey and Development Administration – EİEİ

Rimbach Publishing Inc.

General Directorate of Mineral Research and Exploration – MTA

Exhibition Hall

Day-long exhibitions will be held in Neptun Hall, Mares Hotel on 18-19-21 September 2000.

DATE	:	September 16, 2000
VENUE	:	Mares Hotel, Marmaris

IAH Karst Commission Meeting (14:00-18:00)
IGU Karst Commission Meeting
UIS Karst Commission Meeting
 
 

DATE	:	September 18, 2000
VENUE	:	Mares Hotel, Marmaris

10:00-12:50
14:00-17:00
Res Man Med* Project Meeting

* Resource Management in the Karstic Areas of the Coastal Regions of the Mediterranean
Project Number: ERB 3514 PL 961494

Desmond McConville  Margaret Savage		CREDCO LTD., IRELAND  CREDCO LTD., IRELAND
Patrick Arnal  Gerard Lignon		TARNIUM S.A.R.L., FRANCE  TARNIUM S.A.R.L., FRANCE
Mohamad Khawlie		NCSR, REMOTE SENSING  CENTER, LEBANON
Anna Spiteri  Dirk De Ketelaere		IRMCO LTD., MALTA  IRMCO LTD., MALTA
Gültekin Günay  Mehmet Ekmekçi  Levent Tezcan		Hacettepe University-UKAM, TURKEY  Hacettepe University-UKAM, TURKEY  Hacettepe University-UKAM, TURKEY
J. François Dallemand		Agriculture & Regional Info.Sys. Unit  Space Appl. Institute Joint Research  Centre, European Commission, ITALY

SESSION E:  EVAPORITE KARST

DATE : September 18, 2000
HALL : A
 

Session Chairs:

Kenneth S. Johnson, USA  Erdoğan Yüzer, Türkiye

08:00 – 10:00 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

E-1		Karst in Evaporite Rocks of the United Sates, Kenneth S. Johnson, USA
E-2		Karst Geomorphology and Hydrogeology of the Bear Rock Formation, A Remarkable Dolostone and Gypsum Megabreccia in the Continuous Permafrost Zone of Northwest Territories, Canada, Jim Hamilton, Derek Ford, Canada
E-3		Speleogenesis and Hydrgeology of Gypsum Formations, A.B. Klimchouk, Ukraine
E-4		Gypsum Karst in the Western Ukraine: Hydrochemistry and Solution Rates, A.B. Klimchouk, S. Aksem, Ukraine
E-5		Evaporite Karst and Resultant Geohazards in China, Lu Yaoru, P.R. China
E-6		Some Aspects of The Morpho-Karst Evolution in Gypsum of Two Different Sicilian Areas, T. Macaluso, G. Madonia, Italy

Coffee Break (10:00-10:30 )

10:30-12:50 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

E-7		McCauley Sinks: A Compound Breccia Pipe in Evaporite Karst, Holbrook Basin, Arizona, James T. Neal, Kenneth Johnson, USA
E-8		Evolution of Karstic Phenomena in Evaporite Formations and Their Effects on Recharging of a Groundwater Aquifer in Southern Iran, Mohammad Reza Sayad, Iran
E-9		Geological Factors in Development of the Gypsum Karst in the Fore-Carpathan Region (Western Ukraine and Southern Poland), Igor I. Turchinov, Tadeusz M. Peryt, Ukraine and Poland
E-10		Paleosubsidence and Active Subsidence due to Evaporite Solution in Spain,  Francisco Gutierrez, Mateo Gutierrez, Spain
E-11		Evaporite Karst of Israel, Amos Frumkin, Israel
E-12		Gypsum Karst in the Betic Cordilerra of Southern Spain, J.M. Calaforra, A. Pulido-Bosch, Spain
E-13		Karstosaline Lakes of Romania, Valentin A.C. Bulgareanu, Michaela E. Bulgareanu, Romania
E-14		Speleology of Gypsum Caves in Oklahoma, John Bozeman, Susan Bozeman, USA

Lunch Break (12:50-14:00)

14:00-14:20 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

E-15

Environmental Problems Caused by Gypsum and Salt Karst in the United Kingdom, Anthony H. Cooper, United Kingdom

Poster Session / 10:00-10:30
 

EP–1

Human-Induced Activation of Gypsum Karst in the Southern Priangaria, Yu. B. Trzhcinsky, Russia

SESSION L:  PALEOKARST, PALEOCLIMATE, PALEOHYDROLOGY

DATE : September 18, 2000

Poster Session / 10:00 – 10:30
 

LP-1		Pseudo-karst Forming Conditions in Azerbaijan, Islam Tagiyev, Azerbaijan
LP-2		Holocene and Contemporary Stages in the Development of the Karst Humid Zones along the Dobrudja Black Sea Coast (Bulgaria), Dora Angelova, Bulgaria
LP-3		Agricultural Production and Climate Change in Karst Area of Indonesia,  Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino, Japan
LP-4		Evaluation of future Development of Solution Cavities in Sabkha Area by the use of Water Compatibility Analysis,  Mohamed A. El Manaai, Mohamed M. Enbaya, Milud R. Talu, Libya

08:00 – 10:00 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

C-1		Interpretation of the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) Variations of Karst Springs, Observation and Modelling, Pierre Yves-Jeannin, Switzerland
C-2		Nitrate Concentration Variability within a Karst Aquifer (Swiss Jura),  Jerome Perrin, Switzerland
C-3		The Hydrochemistry and Water Well Yield Relationship of Eocene Karst Aquifer  at Al-jable Akhder, Cyrenica, Libya, Ammar A. Ammar, Libya
C-4		Nitrate Transport through Karstic Soil and Unsaturated Karstic Rock,  Barbara Cencur Curk, Marina Pintar, Miran Veselic, Slovenia
C-5		The Effects of Land Use Change on Groundwater Quality in a Karstified Limestone Aquifer: A Case Study from the Mendip Hills, Southwest England,  Alice Jones, P. L. Smart, United Kingdom
C-6		Mixture of Deep and Meteoric Waters in a Karstic Spring: Study by Hydrochemical, Isotopic and Radioactive Techniques, Juan Jose Duran, M. Vallejo, Spain

Coffee Break (10:00-10:30)

Poster Session / 10:00-10:30
 

CP-1		Chemistry of Groundwater as Indicator of Environmental Impact on Karstic Aquifers: the Gradole Spring, Istria, Croatia, Tatjana Vlahovic, Croatia
CP-2		Hydrogeochemical Study of Ildırı and Halkapınar Karstic Springs, Çeşme, İzmir, Turkey, Şevki Filiz, Gültekin Tarcan, Ünsal Gemici, Türkiye
CP-3		Seawater Intrusion in Coastal Aquifers of Çeşme Peninsula, İzmir, Turkey,  Ünsal Gemici, Şevki Filiz, Türkiye
CP-4		Characterization of Karst in Pleistocene Upward-Shallowing Carbonate Cycles of the Upper Biscayne Aquifer: Implications for Restoration of the Everglades Hydroperiod, Southeastern Florida, USA, Kevin J. Cunningham, USA
CP-5		Enhancement of Early Karstification by Subterranean Sources of Carbon Dioxide, Wolfgang Dreybrodt, Franci Gabrovsek, Germany
CP-6		The Role of Hydrochemical Properties in Evolution of Solution Subsidence Induced in Sazlıca, Niğde, Turkey, Mustafa Afşin, E. Elhatip, Türkiye
CP-7		Contamination of Groundwater by Heavy Metals from Solid Wastes of Kemerköy (Muğla-Turkey) Thermal Power Plant, Alper Baba, Yüksel K. Birsoy, Türkiye

DATE : September 19, 2000
HALL : B
 

Session Chairs:

H. S. Edgell, Australia Göksel Övül, Türkiye

08:00 – 10:00 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

B-1		Karst and Hydrogeology of Dhofar, Southern Oman, H. S. Edgell, Australia
B-2		Integrated Environmental Management of Fragile Natural Resources on Karstic Terrain-Coastal Mediterranean, Lebanon, Mohamad Khawlie, Lebanon
B-3		Initial Observations of Karstification of Elevated Carbonate Reefs in Semi-Arid Sections of Hawaii, William Halliday, USA
B-4		Effects of the Tectonic Movements on the Karstification in Turkey,  İbrahim Atalay, Türkiye
B-5		Regional Karst Aquifer System in Arid and Semi-Arid Climactic Zones, Management and Control of Groundwater Flow Systems, Case Studies, Boris Mijatovic, Yugoslavia
B-6		Regional Karst Systems in Egypt, Joseph Khalil, Egypt

Coffee Break (10:00-10.30)

10:30-12:50 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

B-7		Geological-Tectonic Prerequisites for the Development of Karst in the Shoumen Plateau (Bulgaria), Dora Angelova, Bulgaria
B-8		Behaviour of the Carbonate Formations of the Anoia Unit, Barcelona, Spain, Emilio Custodio, L. Javier Lamban, Spain
B-9		The Carbonate Aquifers of the Campo de Dalias, Almeria, Spain,  Emilio Custodio, Patricia Dominguez, Spain
B-10		Groundwater and Karstification in Karaziaaddin Area in NW of Iran,  Ebadollah Ghanbari, Iran
B-11		Different Types of Karstification in a Permo-Triassic Basin (Thuringia, Germany), Peter G. Dietrich, Germany
B-12		Karst in Albania, Afat Serjani, Enkelejda Xhemo, Agim Gucaj, Albania
B-13		Mediterranean Karstic Aquifer Response in a Climactic Cycle Dry-Humid (Sierra de Estapa, Seville, Spain), Miguel Martin Machuca, Spain

Lunch 12:50-14:00
 

Session Chairs:

Mohammad Khawlie, Lebanon Ünal Şorman, Türkiye

14:00-15:40 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

B-14		Groundwaters Circulation of Dinarides and the Depths of Karstification, Danica Vasileva, Yugoslavia
B-15		Assessment of Groundwater in Fissured Carbonate Aquifer System in Sinai Peninsula, Egypt, E. Zaghloul, S. Nour, Egypt
B-16		Hydrogeology of the Behshar Karstic Area in Northern Iran, Nasrolah Kalantari, Iran
B-17		Reflection of Lithology and Stratigraphy on Selective Corrosion in Subtropical Climate Conditions (Example from Yunnan Province, China), Martin Knez, Slovenia
B-18		Calculation Method of Karstic Water Budget in Simple Folded Region of Zagros Mountain Range, Ezzat Raeisi, Iran

Coffee Break (16:00-16:30)

Poster Session / 15:40-17:00
 

BP-1		An Example of Influence of Fault Pattern on Karstification Development, Igor Jemcov, Yugoslavia
BP-2		Karst Groundwater in Sultan Anticline, M. R. Ahmadipour, Iran
BP-3		Groundwater Recharge in Northern Uganda, James Mwami, Uganda
BP-4		Analysis of Hydrogeological Conditions of Karst Terrains and Applied Hydraulics Solutions, Miomir Komatina, Yugoslavia
BP-5		The Karst in the Azerbaijan Republic and the Principles of Study of Their Water Bearing Capacity, Firdovsi Aliyev, Azerbaijan
BP-6		Connection between the Geological Structure and Water Flow in Karstic Aquifers, Emöke Jocha-Edelenyi, Hungary
BP-7		A Comparative Study of Two Carbonate Aquifers from Sierras Blanca and Mijas (Southern Spain), Bartolome Andreo Navarro, F. Carrasco, Spain
BP-8		Hydrogeological Investigation of Limestone Aquifer around Didim-Akbük, Efdal Barlas, Necla Akça, Türkiye
BP-9		Groundwater Development Potential in the Karst Region of Belize, Michael E. Campana, USA
BP-10		Some Features of the Karst Phenomena in Kurveleshi High Plateau, Ionian Zone, Albania, Farudin Krutaj, Afat Serjani, Agim Gucaj, Albania
BP-11		The Karstic Phenomena in Mali i Gjere Structure, Ionian Zone, Albania, Enkelejda Xhemo, Albania
BP-12		Focus on Groundwater in Sudan, Abdeen Mustafa Omer, Sudan
BP-13		Policy Options for the Exploitation of Groundwater in a Karstic Environment for the City of Cebu, Philippines, Edward B. Wronski, Philippines
BP-14		Hydrological Characteristics of Karst Features in Libya, Hassan Jedidi, Libya

10:30 – 12:10 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 
 

K-1		A Direct Applicability of Karstology, Tadej Slabe, Slovenia
K-2		Particulate Pollution of Karst Groundwaters in the Alpi Apuane (Italy) from Quarrying Activities, Russel Drysdale, Australia
K-3		Development of an Environmental Resource Planning and Management Scheme for Coastal Karst Regions – Gozo Case Study, Anna Spiteri, Malta
K-4		Risk Mapping and Economic Valuation Methodologies to Calculate Environmental Damage Balance Sheets for the Mediterranean Karst Island of Gozo, Anna Spiteri, Malta
K-5		Environmental Impact of Yatağan Karstic Springs, Alper Baba, Yüksel K. Birsoy, Türkiye

Poster Session / 12:10-12:50
 

KP-1		Sustainable Development and Water Resources in Karst regions of China, Lu Yaoru, P.R. China
KP-2		Sustainability and Exploitation of the Karst Aquifer System of Wadi Hidan, South of Amman, Jordan, M. R. Almomani, Jordan
KP-3		Land Use Planning in Karst Environments, Madjid Ownegh, Iran
KP-4		Development of a Decision-Support Tool for the Sustainable Management of Karst Areas, Francois Dallemand, ResManMed Partners, International Project
KP-5		Management Issues and Regulatory Framework for Forestry Operations on Karst in Tasmania, Kevin Kiernan, Australia

DATE : September 19, 2000
HALL : A
 

Session Chairs:

Paul Marinos, Greece Saydın Altuğ, Türkiye

14:00 – 16:00 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

N-1		Water-tightness of Dams and Reservoirs: A Classification of Greek Cases, Paul Marinos, Greece
N-2		Engineering in Karst, Petar Milanovic, Yugoslavia
N-3		Man-Induced Sinkholes in the Mantled Karst Regions of West-Central Florida, USA, Ann B. Tihansky, Devin L. Galloway, USA
N-4		Possibilities and Conditions for Perucac Underground Storage, Petar Milanovic, Sasa Milanovic, Yugoslavia
N-5		Engineering-Geological Investigations of Karst Terrain (Karlovac-Rijeka Highway, Croatia), Davor Pollak, Croatia
N-6		Facing with Karst in Kouhrang III Tunnel Project, Aref Sadr, Esmail Baradaran, Iran

Coffee Break (16:00 -16:30)

16:30-17:10 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

N-7		Berke Arch Dam, Turkey: Hydrogeology, Karstification and Treatment of Limestone Foundation, Saydın Altuğ, Zeki Satıcıoğlu, Türkiye
N-8		Engineering Karst Study in KOWSAR Dam Site, Madjid Ebrahimi-Saati, Iran

Poster Session / 16:00-16:30
 
 

NP-1		Some Possibilities of Groundwater Regime in Karst Research by the Analysis of both Water Level Diagrams and Diagrams of Permeability, Tomislav Ivankovic, Bosnia-Herzegovina
NP-2		Genetic Model of the Karst Collapse Structures on the East Coast, Mallorca, Spain,  Pedro Robledos, Spain

DATE : September 21, 2000
HALL : A
 

Session Chairs:

Michel Bakalowicz, France Ahmet Kaya, Türkiye

08:00 – 08:30
 
 

Keynote Speech
	Tracer Technology: An Important Tool for the Improvement of Karst Water Resources Management in Semi-Arid Regions with Special Regard to the Mediterranean, Hans Zojer, Austria

08:30-09:30 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 
 

P-1		Analysing Natural Tracing by Inverse Modeling for Characterising Karst Aquifer Functioning, Michel Bakalowicz, France
P-2		Karst Flow Patterns as a Result of Tectonic and Paleogeomorphological Evolution in Folded Mountains, Thilo Herold, P. Jordan, F. Zwahlen, Switzerland
P-3		Evaluation of Hard Rock Aquifers Using Analytical Models and Pumping Test Data,  Nozar Samani, J. Doulati, Iran

Poster Session / 10:10-10:50
 

PP-1		Continuously Recording Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic (RF-EM) Method (15-300 kHz): A Contribution to groundwater Vulnerability Mapping in Fissured Rocks, Frank Bosch, Imre Müller, Switzerland
PP-2		Assessing Groundwater Potential of Karstic Limestones with the Help of Electrical Resistivity Method, Madhumas Chandra, India
PP-3		Geophysics in Karst Groundwater Exploration, Snezana Komatina, Yugoslavia
PP-4		Determination of the Karstic Zones Observed during Excavations by Using Geoelectrical Methods, Efdal Barlas, Türkiye
PP-5		Seismic Tomography in Carbonate Rocks (Applications in Kowsar Dam), A. H. Radjaee, Mohammad R. Dawoodi, Y. Miandji, Iran
PP-6		Karst Water Resources Investigations in Kazerun Area – Southwest Iran, Mohammad-Taghi Rezae, Iran
PP-7		The Statistical Study of Fissure and Joint in the Rock Mass for Calculated Equivalent Permeability, Gaffari Sarvi, Iran
PP-8		Karst Hydrogeological Investigation on the Development of Mersin-Ovacık Submarine Springs, Nurettin Pelen, Iran
PP-9		A New Application of Square Array for Groundwater Exploration, M. Hafizi, M. Auobi, Iran
PP-10		Imaging Earth Cavities Using Diffraction Tomography with Nondiffractive Source,  Abdullah Karaman, Türkiye
PP-11		Outlook on Geophysical Investigation of Karstified Zones in Albania, Alfred Frasheri, Albania

DATE : September 21, 2000
HALL : B
 

Session Chairs:

Wolfgang Dreybrodt, Germany Nilgün Harmancıoğlu, Türkiye

08:30 – 10:10 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 
 

M-1		A New Mathematical Simulation Model for the Prediction of Exploitation of Regulated Karstic Sources, Igor Jemcov, Yugoslavia
M-2		The Present State of Modelling the Early Evolution of Karst Aquifer and Future Trends, Wolfgang Dreybrodt, Germany
M-3		Evaluation of Natural Recharge in Karstic Aquifers by Water Budget Method in Highland Regions, J. Porhemmat, E. Raeisi, Iran
M-4		The Characteristics of Oil Contamination and Numerical Model of Transport in Fracture-karst Water in Zibo City, China, Xue-Yu Zhu, P.R. China
M-5		Proposed Guidelines for Modeling Groundwater Flow and Transport in Karst Terranes, Joseph Ritchey, USA

Coffe Break 10:10-10:50

Poster Session / 10:10-10:50
 

MP-1	Calibrating the Double Continuum Porous Equivalent Model in Podenov Karst Aquifer, South of Iran, E. Raeisi, A. Nadri, M. Zareh, Iran

SESSION H:  KARST HYDROLOGY

DATE : September 21, 2000
HALL : A
 

Session Chairs:

Ognjen Bonacci, Croatia İbrahim Akkuş, Türkiye

09:30 – 10:10 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

H-1		Heterogeneity of Hydrologic and Hydrogrologic Parameters in Karst: Examples from Dinaric Karst, Ognjen Bonacci, Croatia
H-2		A Simple Method for the Estimation of the Parameters of Recession Hydrograph Equation, Yüksel K. Birsoy, Türkiye

Coffee Break (10:10-10:50)

10:40-12:50 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

H-3		Future of Karst Studies within an Integrated Water Resources Perspective, Nilgün B. Harmancıoğlu, Sevinç D. Özkul, Okan Fıstıkoğlu, Türkiye
H-4		Conduit Flow: An Essential Parameter in the Hydrologic Regime in Mount Lebanon, Amin Shaban, Chadi Abdallah, Rania Bou Kheir, Ihab Jomaa, Lebanon
H-5		Estimating the Water Storage Potential of Karstic Aquifers,  Yücel Tandoğdu, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
H-6		Relative Drought Intensities in Karst Regions in Example of Turkey,  Orhan Baykan, Türkiye
H-7		Application of Pumping Tests in Some Karst Aquifers, Bijan Aghili, Iran
H-8		The Applicability of Stream Classification Schemes in Karst Hydrology, Anya Butt, Recep Efe, Türkiye

Lunch 12:50-14:00

Poster Session / 10:10-10:50
 

HP-1		Multifractal and Wavelet Analyses in Karst Hydrology: Concepts and Applications, David Labat, Rachid Ababou, France
HP-2		Application of Precipitation-Runoff Modeling System (PRMS) to Ward Creek Drainage Basin, Y. İnci Tekeli, Türkiye
HP-3		The Investigation of River Discharge Observations in a Karstic Region, Yüksel Malkoç, Vahap Turan, Türkiye
HP-4		Ebb and Flow Spring in Romania, Iancu Oraseanu, Romania
HP-5		Karst Hydrology and Water Quality of Yoldöndü, Kuşluk and Dilmetaş Karst Springs, H. Murat Özler, Türkiye
HP-6		Hydrological and Hydrogeological Investigation of Karst Springs in the Gürpınar-Gevaş (Van) Basin, Eastern Turkey, H. Murat Özler, Türkiye

SESSION R:  REMOTE SENSING AND GIS IN KARST

DATE : September 21, 2000
HALL : B
 

Session Chairs:

Miroslav Markovic, Yugoslavia Mustafa Önder, Türkiye

10:50 – 12:50 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

R-1		Determining Karst Development Homogeneous Units Using Geographic Information System (GIS) in Zagros Crush Zones, West of Iran, M. Farajzadeh, Iran
R-2		Using of Geographic Information System Techniques and Satellite Images in the Covered Karst Areas: Amasra-Arit Example, NW of Turkey, A. Ünal Akman, Kenan Tüfekçi, Türkiye
R-3		Risk Mapping and GIS Techniques for the Protection of Carbonate (Karst) Aquifers,  Dirk de Ketelaere, Malta
R-4		A GIS-Based Assessment of Resources for the Karst Island of Gozo,  Dirk de Ketelaere, Malta
R-5		Coupling of Geographic Information Systems within a Hydraulic Model (HEC-RAS) for Flood Hazard Assessment, Ünal Şorman, V. Doğanoğlu, N. Merzi, Türkiye
R-6		Application of Remote Sensing Methods and Structural Analysis for Definition of Main Directions of Water Loosing from the “Slano” Accumulation near Niksic, Monte Negro (Yugoslavia), Miroslav Markovic, Yugoslavia

Lunch 12:50-14:00

SESSION G:  KARST GEOMORPHOLOGY AND SPELEOLOGY

DATE : September 21, 2000
HALL : A
 

Session Chairs:

Derek Ford, Canada  Oğuz Erol, Türkiye

14:00 – 15:20 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

G-1		Characteristics of Porosity and Permeability Enhancement in Unconfined Carbonate Aquifers Due To The Development of Dissolutional Channel Systems,  Derek Ford, Canada
G-2		The Relationship Between the Karstic and Nonkarstic Landform Generations in Turkey, Oğuz Erol, Türkiye
G-3		Interrelationships Between Karst Geomorphology, Soils and Vegetation,  Recep Efe, Türkiye
G-4		Dating of Deposits, and Exploration of the Chiquibul System, Belize and Guatemala, Thomas Miller, Puerto Rico

Poster Session / 16:20-17:10
 

GP-1		Hydraulic Epikarst Behaviour on Three Different Sites in the Jura Mountain (Switzerland), Vincent Puech, Switzerland
GP-2		The Peculiarities of the Evaluation of Karst Cave Formation of Mountain Folding Zones, Firdovsi Aliyev, Azerbaijan
GP-3		Geomorphologic Characteristics of Peynirkuyusu Cave (Manyas-NW of Turkey),  Recep Efe, Ali Demirci, Süleyman İncekara, Türkiye
GP-4		Geological and Spelelogical Study of Katale-Khor Cave, Iran,  S. Mahmoudi, M. Rahnemaie, Iran
GP-5		Geological and Spelelogical Study of Alisadr Cave in Iran,  M. Rahnemaie, S. Mahmoudi, Iran
GP-6		Tectonics and Lithology- Determinant Factors of Morphological Modelling and Karst Forming in the Southwestern Albania, Halil Hallaçi, Albania
GP-7		The Past and Present of Dim Cavern, Nuri Güldalı, Türkiye
GP-8		Ruptural and Geomorphological Analysis of Speleological Objects,  Sasa Milanovic, Yugoslavia
GP-9		Geomorphic Evolution of Borra(karst) Caves in Eastern Ghats in Visakhapatnam District, Andhra Pradesh, India, Yenduru Ramesh, India
GP-10		Taurus Karst Belt and the Cave Formation and Development on This Belt,  Lütfü Nazik, Koray Törk, Türkiye
GP-11		The Mediterranean Level Change Observation in Gilindire Cave (Aydıncık-İçel, Turkey), Lütfü Nazik, Koray Törk, Türkiye
GP-12		Determination of Preferential Karstic Routes by means of Speleology, Hydrogeology, and Structural Geology: El-Qana Plateau, Lebanon, Fadi Nader, Lebanon

SESSION T:  GEOTHERMAL KARST

DATE : September 21, 2000
HALL : A
 

Session Chairs:

Claude Drogue, France Ünal Akman, Türkiye

15:20 – 16:20 (Time to be allowed for each paper is 15 min. + 5 min. discussion)
 

T-1		Origins of the Enrichment in Sulphate and Chloride Ions of Certain Thermal Water in the Karst of Northern Vietnam, Claude Drogue, N. N. Cat, J. Dazy, France
T-2		Example of Influence of Tectonics to Occurrence of Thermal Waters within Limestones, Dragica Stojiljkovic, Yugoslavia
T-3		Karst Hydrogeology in Hydrothermal System, Gültekin Günay, Şakir Şimşek, Türkiye

Coffee Break 16:20-17:10

Poster Session / 16:20-17:10
 

TP-1		Hydrogeology and Hydrogeochemistry of the Gülbahçe Bay Hydrothermal Karst System, İzmir, Turkey, Gültekin Tarcan, Türkiye
TP-2		Water Chemistry of the Köyceğiz-Sultaniye Hydrothermal Karst Springs, Muğla, Turkey, Gültekin Tarcan, Şevki Filiz, Ünsal Gemici, Türkiye

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SESSION CO-CHAIRMEN
 
 

(1)		Check into the session room well in advance. Check audio and visual aids, get acquainted with speakers, and give any special instructions.
(2)		Start session on time. Announce symposium name at beginning of each day of symposium, and name of session theme, if any, at beginning of each session. Decide in advance which Co-Chairman starts sessions.
(3)		First listed Co-Chairman introduces self and then the other Co-Chairman with name, organization and location.
(4)		Remind audience that questions can be asked at end of each paper if there is time, and others can be held for discussion period at end of session.
(5)		Introduction of speakers:
	(a)	Keep introduction short – names, organization, location and paper.
	(b)	One Co-Chairman can introduce, or Co-Chairmen can take turns introducing speakers – decide this in advance as to system to use.
(6)		Keep speakers on time. This permits attendees moving between concurrent symposia to hear specific speakers.
	(a)	Watch to see that speakers can be heard and their visual aids are in focus.
	(b)	Chairman should alert speakers with a sign (or perhaps warning lights) that there are 5 minutes left to speak; then notify speaker that one minute is left.
	(c)	Time to be allowed is 15 minutes per paper, a 5 minute discussion should follow the presentations. Cut off on time. If author isn't done he can elaborate during discussion period.
	(d)	If a speaker is not available, allow time for discussion of earlier papers and a stretch, or move on to next paper.
(7)		Discussion Period
	(a)	One of the Co-Chairmen asks if there are any questions or comments. Lead off with a question if you need to stimulate discussion.
	(b)	Allow discussion to continue only until scheduled end of session. If more questions are still to be answered, Chairman can suggest the speaker and questioner get together later.
	(c)	Close session on time. Remember other events, such as lunch and coffee breaks, also need sufficient time, so close on time. General Chairman may have some announcements before everyone breaks, especially before lunch or last session of day.