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TOPIC 05 Biological assessment of groundwater ecosystems ASSESSING SURFACE WATER IMPACT ON GROUNDWATER USING INVERTEBRATE FAUNA AND THE GW-FAUNA-INDEX AS INDICATORS Hans Juergen HAHN, Sven BERKHOFF, Joerg BORK DEVELOPMENT OF A FIRST CONCEPT FOR THE ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER ECOSYSTEMS Christian GRIEBLER, Christian STEUBE, Tillmann LUEDERS, Heide STEIN, Andreas FUCHS, Hans Juergen HAHN, Simone RICHTER PATTERNS IN HYPORHEIC INVERTEBRATE FAUNA AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL VARIABLES ALONG THE STREAM-GROUNDWATER INTERFACE IN IRELAND Samuel KIBICHII, Jan-Robert BAARS, Mary KELLY-QUINN TOPIC 06 Subterranean ecosystems: biodiversity and habitat heterogeneity at spatial and temporal scales ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSITY OF INVERTEBRATES IN HYPORHEIC AND PHREATIC ZONE FROM FOUR SMALL RIVERS IN CENTRAL SLOVENIA. Anton BRANCELJ, Natasa MORI DYNAMICS OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN KARST GROUNDWATER - A CASE STUDY FROM YVERDON-LES-BAINS, SWITZERLAND Michiel PRONK, Nico GOLDSCHEIDER, FrançOis ZWAHLEN, Jakob ZOPFI HETEROGENEOUS AQUIFERS AS HABITATS FOR MICROBIAL BIOCENOSES Nico GOLDSCHEIDER, Daniel HUNKELER, Michiel PRONK, Pierre ROSSI, Ronald KOZEL, Jakob ZOPFI TOPIC 07 Biodegradation processes in contaminated aquifers and role of subsurface organisms in purifying groundwater ASSESSMENT OF THE NATURAL TRANSFORMATION OF NITRO-AROMATIC COMPOUNDS IN GROUNDWATER: FIRST RESULTS OF A CASE STUDY- PORTUGAL Helena AMARAL, Judite FERNANDES, Michael BERG, Rolf KIPFER BIODEGRADATION POTENTIAL IN KARST SETTINGS INDICATED BY THE PYRANINE DYE TRACER Michael SINREICH BIOGEOCHEMICAL MEDIATION OF GROUNDWATER BORNE NITRATE SEEPAGE INTO THE RIA FORMOSA COASTAL LAGOON BY BEACH-FACE SANDY SEDIMENTS Juan Severino PINO IBÁNHEZ, Catarina Maria FREIXO LEOTE, Carlos ROCHA CHARACTERIZATION OF A BTEX CONTAMINATED AQUIFER BY USING COMPOUND-SPECIFIC STABLE CARBON AND HYDROGEN ISOTOPE ANALYSIS Jeroen VERHACK, Jan BRONDERS, Ilse VAN KEER, Rudy SWENNEN, Harry VELD, Jan SCHWARZBAUER SMALL SCALE DISTRIBUTION OF BIODEGRADATION PROCESSES IN A CONTAMINATED AQUIFER REVEALED BY HIGH-RESOLUTION SAMPLING OF SEDIMENTS AND GROUNDWATER Bettina ANNESER, Lars RICHTERS, Christian GRIEBLER 293 294 295 299 300 302 307 308 310 312 314
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BENZENE AND MICROORGANISMS AFTER SIMULATED GASOLINE SPILL IN LOESS Melissa LENCZEWSKI, Rosa LEAL-BAUTISTA, Heidi KELLY, Lesley RIGG _____________________________________________ ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN BTEX DEGRADATION Susanne I SCHMIDT, Christian GRIEBLER, Piotr MAOSZEWSKI IMPACT OF CHELATE CONCENTRATION AND IRON CHARACTER ON HYDROGEN PEROXIDE DECOMPOSITION IN THE FENTON’S REACTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION Andrew LYNCH, Dibakar BHATTACHARYYA POLLUTION BY TOXIC METALS OF UNDERGROUND WATERS OF MINING IN GEORGIA Guram BUACHIDZE, Lineta TSERTSVADZE, Shorena PETRIASHVILI POSSIBLE TECHNOLOGY OF REMEDIATION OF GROUND WATER AND SOIL IN TERRITORY OF OIL REFINERY Guram BUACHIDZE, Shorena PETRIASHVILI, Lineta TSERTSVADZE USE OF ACETATE AS AN ELECTRON DONOR FOR REDUCTIVE DECHLORINATION OF TRICHLOROETHENE TO ETHENE Anthony DANKO, Leo LEHMICKE, Audrey BONE, David FREEDMAN TOPIC 08 Different approaches towards mapping groundwater vulnerability and dependent ecosystems INTERACTIONS OF KALAHARI SAVANNAH TREES WITH SOIL MOISTURE AND GROUNDWATER Maciek LUBCZYNSKI, Obolokile O. OBAKENG SPINY RUSH AS INDICATOR OF DEEP GROUNDWATER FLOWS IN HARD ROCKS OF SPANISH CENTRAL SYSTEM Miguel MARTíN-LOECHES, Javier G. YELAMOS _____________________________________________ GROUNDWATER DEPENDENCE OF NATURAL HABITAT TYPES IN SOUTHERN KISKUNSáG (HUNGARY) Janos SZANYI, Katalin MARGóCZI, Eszter ARADI GROUNDWATER DEPENDENT ECOSYSTEMS IN AN AREA CHARACTERISED BY NA-CL MINERALISED WATERS, SOUTH ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL AntóNio CHAMBEL, Rodrigo PAIVA-FERREIRA, Carlos PINTO-GOMES GROUNDWATER DEPENDENT ECOSYSTEMS IN THE TABLE MOUNTAIN GROUP SANDSTONES AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF LARGE-SCALE GROUNDWATER ABSTRACTION David LE MAITRE, Christine COLVIN UNCERTAINTY PROPAGATION IN AQUIFER VULNERABILITY MODELS Pascal DUMONT, Michel J. ROBIN, Bahram DANESHFAR VEGETATION AND SOIL FEATURES MAPPING FOR HYDROGEOLOGICAL PURPOSES AT KELEMENSZéK, HUNGARY Brigitta CZAUNER, Judit SZNYI-MÁDL, Anita EROSS, Anna VOJNITS VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS OF THE HUNDIDO AQUIFER VALLEY IN THE COAHUILA STATE, MEXICO. Juan Manuel RODRIGUEZ, Javier Eugenio BERMUDEZ CERDA, Brad WOLAVER 316 321 323 324 325 326 331 332 337 339 341 342 343 345
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