Posters SSS3.6/EOS7
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Attendance Time: Thursday, 21 April 2016, 17:30–19:00 Hall X1 |
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X1.22
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EGU2016-15434
Methods of geodiversity assessment and theirs application Zbigniew Zwoliński, Alicja Najwer, and Marco Giardino |
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X1.23
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EGU2016-3746
How a geomorphosite inventory can contribute to regional sustainable development? The case of the Simen Mountains National Park, Ethiopia Lukas Mauerhofer, Emmanuel Reynard, Asfawossen Asrat, Hans Hurni, and Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority |
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X1.24
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EGU2016-14846
Invisible geomorphosites. A case study in the Rhone River valley (Switzerland) Mélanie Clivaz and Emmanuel Reynard |
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X1.25
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EGU2016-1154
Geodiversity of Ceará State (Brazil): assessment and mapping Angelo Araujo, Diamantino Pereira, and Paulo Pereira |
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X1.26
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EGU2016-1182
Aspiring Geopark "Altai" as a Way of Sustainable Development of Altai Mountains Shuralai Chernoeva and Nina Kocheewa |
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X1.27
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EGU2016-9749
The timberline as result of the interactions among forest, abiotic environment and human activity in the Babia Gora massif, Western Carpathians Adam Lajczak |
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X1.28
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EGU2016-17663
Preliminary Inventory of geomorphosites along The Great Málaga Path (Gran Senda de Málaga). Juan F. Martinez-Murillo, Emilio Ferre-Bueno, and José D. Ruiz-Sinoga |
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X1.29
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EGU2016-13404
The Danube Bend, Hungary - proposal for its recognition as a geoheritage Dávid Karátson |
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X1.30
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EGU2016-14935
Small-scale geodiversity and dirt road management, Ede (NL) Hanneke van den Ancker and Pieter Dirk Jungerius |
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X1.31
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EGU2016-17926
Mapping geodiversity and cultural heritage; a case study: Aït Bou Oulli valley in central High-Atlas, Morocco. Hicham Bouzekraoui, Ahmed Barakat, Mohammed El Youssi, Yahia El Khalki, Abdelatif Hafid, and Atika Mouaddine |
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X1.32
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EGU2016-10144
The contribution of Corynephorus canescens to the geodiversity of inland drift sands Pieter Dirk Jungerius, Michel Riksen, Hanneke van den Ancker, and Maja Kooistra |
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X1.33
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EGU2016-3760
Lateral and “vertico-lateral” cave dwellings in Haddej and Guermessa: characteristic geocultural heritage of Southeast Tunisia Nouri Boukhchim, Tarek Ben Fraj, and Emmanuel Reynard |
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X1.34
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EGU2016-16582
Mountain geomorphosites in Odle Group (Dolomites, Italy) Paola Coratza, Alessandro Ghinoi, Mauro Marchetti, and Mauro Soldati |
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X1.35
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EGU2016-15134
Weichselian Aeolian Geoheritage Top 20 of the Netherlands Hanneke van den Ancker, Pieter Dirk Jungerius, and members Platform Aardkundige Waarden |
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X1.36
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EGU2016-17931
Landslides as agents of diversity Marten Geertsema |
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X1.37
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EGU2016-16535
A proposition for a UNESCO application for European Geoparks: towards an international Geopark ‘Delta’ in the Netherlands and Belgium Sjoerd Kluiving, Geert Kooistra, Kees Kasse, and Erik Heskes |
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X1.38
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EGU2016-941
GeoguideRome, urban geotourism offer powered by mobile application technology Alessia Pica, Lucien Grangier, Emmanuel Reynard, Christian Kaiser, and Maurizio Del Monte |
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X1.39
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EGU2016-384
Using GIS for planning field trips: In-situ assessment of Geopoints for field trips with mobile devices Sarah Böhm, Thomas Kisser, and Raimund Ditter |
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X1.40
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EGU2016-2362
Promoting geodiversity education with the help of earthcaching in Geoparks Stefanie Zecha |
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X1.41
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EGU2016-6126
The promotion of geotourism in protected areas: a proposal of itinerary through the Matese Massif (Campania and Molise regions, Italy). Carmen Maria Rosskopf, Francesca Filocamo, Vincenzo Amato, and Massimo Cesarano |
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X1.42
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EGU2016-15420
The “Mud-volcanoes route” (Emilia Apennines, northern Italy) Paola Coratza and Doriano Castaldini |
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X1.43
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EGU2016-18312
Geotourism Features of Sinop (Turkey) Memnune Zehra Seyyah and Yıldırım Güngör |
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X1.44
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EGU2016-18470
Geotourist itineraries along the Italian territory: examples of mapping the geoheritage in different geomorphological and historical contexts Valeria Panizza, Pierluigi Brandolini, Lamberto Laureti, Olivia Nesci, Filippo Russo, and Daniele Savelli |