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8h20-8h50: Anastasia Kiratzi (Aristotle univ. of Thessaloniki): Seismic sequences in Dibra region (Albania) and implications for the seismic hazard of the region. 8h50-9h10: Ariana Bejleri, Flutura Hafizi and Shpresa Shubleka (Polytechnic univ., Tirana): Analyzing seismic situation in the Dibra region by digitalization of seismic events. 9h10-9h40: Betim Muco (General Dynamics Inc., USA): ALBASEIS, risk assessment and seismicity of Albania.: 9h40-10h: Rrapo Ormeni, Shkelqim Daja and Viktor Doda (Polytechnic univ., Tirana): The strongest earthquakes occurred in Albania during 2009 (M>5.0) and their seismogenic zones. 10h-10h20: Olivier Lacombe, Nadège Vilasi and François Roure (univ. Paris VI and IFPEnergiesNouvelles): From paleostress to paleoburial in fold-thrust belts: Preliminary results from calcite twin analysis. 10h20-10h40: Coffee Break and Poster Sessions 10h40-11h10: Christian Beck (univ. of Savoie, Chambéry): Sedimentological contribution to seismic hazards assessment: Lacustrine and marine archives along active fault systems. 11h10-11h30: Jakup Hoxhaj, Fatbardha Cara, Hasan Kuliçi and Sheribane Abazi (Polytechnic univ., Tirana, and Geological Survey of Albania): Stratigraphy and lithological composition of the Quaternary sedimentation in the Albanides. 11h30-12h: François Jouanne, Jean-Louis Mugnier, Rexhep Koçi, S. Bushati, K. Matev, N. Kuka, I. Shiviko, M. Pasha. and S. Kociu (univ. of Savoie, Chambéry, and Institute of Seismology, Tirana): GPS constrains on current tectonics of Albania. 12h-12h20: Bardhyl Muceku, Georges H. Mascle, Peter van der Beek, Matthias Bernet, Peter Reiners and Artan Tashko (PT University, Tirana, univ. Grenoble): Low temperature thermochronometry in Internal Albanides: Quantitative constraints on exhumation rate and tectonic implications. 12h20-12h40: Klaus Reicherter, Katja Lindhorst, Nadine Hoffmann, Sebastian Krastel- Gudegast, Ariane Liermann and Ulrich Glasmacher (univ. of Aachen and Heidelberg, and Geomar, Kiel): Active basins and neotectonics: morphotectonics of the Lake Ohrid Basin (FYROM and Albania). 12h40-13h: Oswaldo Guzman, Jean-Louis Mugnier, Rexhep Koçi, R. Vassallo, Julien Carcaillet and E. Fouache (univ. of Savoie, Chambéry, and Institute of Seismology, Tirana): Active tectonics of Southern Albania inferred from Pre- LGM fluvial terraces geometries. 13-14h: Lunch Buffet 14-14h20: Shkëlqim Daja and Neritan Shkodrani (Polytechnic University, Tirana): A case study on probalistic evaluation of soil liquefaction. 14h20-15h40: Albanian volcanics and ophiolites (chairs: Olivier Lacombe and Angela Jayko) 1420-14h40: Ibrahim Milushi, Avni Meshi and Gjon Kaza (Polytechnic univ., Tirana): Volcano-sedimentary formations in Albania and their relation with the Mirdita Ophiolite. IV
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