N. 38 - OTTOBRE 2010 - Bollettini AIOM

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Ottobre 2010
Sciences at University of
Szczecin
The Conference will take
place at the Radisson Blu
Hotel right in the heart of
Szczecin. Special rates will be
available for ICS delegates.
Conference Themes
• Acoustic Remote Sensing
• Barrier Islands
• Beach Processes
• Beaches in Fetch-Limited
Environments
• Climate Change
• Coastal Dunes
• Coastal Ecosystems
• Coastal Engineering
• Coastal Evolution
• Coastal Geomorphology
• Coastal Hazards and
Pollution
• Coastal Modelling
• Coastal Polices and
Planning
• Coastal Restoration &
Mitigation
• Coastal Tourism
• Coastal Zone Management
• Delta Plain Management
• Estuaries and Lagoons
• Estuarine & wetland
Restoration
• GIS and Remote Sensing
Applications
• Human impact (interaction)
• Impact of Extreme Storms
• Integrated Catchment and
Coastal Zone Management
• Marine & Coastal protected
areas
• Nontidal Coasts (Baltic’s
and others)
Early Registration from May 1
November 30 2010: Delegates
400€, Students 300€,
Accompanying Person: 150€
Late Registration December 1
2010 to April 1 2011:
Delegates 500€, Students:
400€, Accompanying Person:
250 €*
More information at:
http://www.ics2011.pl/
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20 1 CONFERENCE
on Coastal
Engin ering Practice
Engin ering Sustainable
Coastal Development
August 21-24, 2011
San Diego, California
T
he 2011 Conference on
Coastal Engineering
Practice will focus on practical
approaches in developing
solutions for coastal engineering
problems as well as ensuring
sustainable coastal development.
An additional goal is to promote
the exchange of experiences
between practicing coastal
engineers. Emphasis will be
placed on practical experience
and actual projects rather than
specific technical and scientific
aspects of coastal engineering.
Papers and presentations will
highlight case histories of
technology applied in planning,
design, permitting, and
engineering methodologies, as
well as the realities of coastal
construction, maintenance, and
operations.
Prospective authors are cordially
invited to submit an abstract to the
Coastal Engineering Practice
Technical Subcommittee by
November 16, 2010. You can
submit an abstract or view the
Call for Papers here:
http://content.asce.org/conference
s/copricoastal2011/call.html
The Technical Subcommittee is
now accepting abstracts on the
following themes:
� Case Histories of Coastal
Projects
� Sustainable Coastal
Development
� Erosion and Shoreline
Protection
� Coastal Environment, Water
Quality and Wetlands
Restoration
� Coastal Hazards and Risk
Management
� Coastal Sediment Processes
� Ports, Harbors, and Marine
Transportation
� Local, State and Federal
involvement in Planning,
Design and Construction of
Coastal Projects
Review Process
We encourage a description of
preliminary or final results in the
abstract to demonstrate status of
work. Abstracts should follow a
logical development with
introduction and motivation
(short), procedure, and example
results. Notification of acceptance
or decline will be emailed to the
corresponding author by January
12, 2011. Final papers are due to
the Technical committee by May
4, 2011.
More information about the
conference can be found at:
http:/.content.asce.org/conference
s/copricoastal2011/
Coastal
management
2011
Innovative coastal zone
management:
sustainable engineering
for a Dynamic Coast
10-16 nov. 2011 Belfast
UK
C
oastal zones around the
world are vital to recreation,
travel, tourism and wildlife
but also play an increasingly
important role in energy capture,
international trade, habitation
and the economy. The coast
provides engineers and scientists
not only with numerous
opportunities for development, but