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TENTATIVE PROGRAM ver.2

CONTENTS 

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE CONFERENCE ORGANISERS.....................................3 

COMMITTEES.............................................................................................................................4 

GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................5 

CONFERENCE INFORMATION................................................................................................5 

CONTACT ....................................................................................................................................6 

SOCIAL AND TECHNICAL TOURS.........................................................................................7 

REGISTRATION........................................................................................................................12 

INFORMATION ON PRESENTATIONS .................................................................................13 

PUBLICATION ..........................................................................................................................14 

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE......................................................................................................15 

TECHNICAL PROGRAM .........................................................................................................16 

POSTER PRESENTATIONS.....................................................................................................27

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE CONFERENCE ORGANISERS 

On behalf of the International Scientific Committee Members and Turkish Organising Committee, 

I would like to welcome you to the 10 th International Conference on Diffuse Pollution und 

Sustainable Watershed Management (DipCon 2006) in Istanbul, Turkey. 

The conference will include various aspects on diffuse / non-point pollution, estimation of 

pollution loads, measurement and monitoring methods, impact on receiving water bodies, best 

management practices (BMP), and integrated watershed management (IWM). It will also cover 

topics on using modern tools of geographical information system (GIS) and remote sensing (RS) 

in identification and monitoring of diffuse pollution, emissions from traffic, ecotoxicology, 

modelling, institutional regulatory framework and policy development, social and economic 

issues. 

We welcome scientists, engineers, academicians, government officials, practitioners and students 

to discuss these issues and to share knowledge among the participants. 

The Conference Program has four parallel sessions of oral presentations, poster presentations, a 

workshop on emissions from traffic and a welcome cocktail, a gala diner and a technical tour to 

Terkos reservoir and its watershed. More than 200 participants from all over 37 countries will join 

the conference. 

The Conference Venue is located at downtown Istanbul. You can get easily to any place by taxi, 

tram or bus. We hope you will have time to visit this old and historical metropolis and have a 

good experience of Turkish Culture. 

Once more, I would like to extend my warm thanks to you all for your participation, and wish a 

pleasant stay in Istanbul. 

Aysegul Tanik Izzet Ozturk 

Chairman Co-chair 

of the Organising Committee of the Organising Committee 

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COMMITTEES 

Honorary Committee 

H.Faruk Karadoğan 

President of Istanbul Technical University, Turkey 

Derin Orhon 

Chairman of Turkish National Committee of IWA, Turkey 

Hasan Z. Sarıkaya 

Undersecretary of Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Turkish Republic, Turkey 

Veysel Eroğlu 

General Director of State Hydraulic Works, Turkey 

International Scientific Committee 

Arno Van Bremen (The Netherlands) 

Ayşegül Tanık (Turkey) 

Barry Evans (USA) 

Brian D'Arcy (Scotland) 

Chengqing Yin (China) 

Dursun Zafer Şeker (Turkey) 

Eduardo Von Sperling (Brazil) 

Eric van Bochove (Canada) 

Habib Muhammetoğlu (Turkey) 

İzzet Öztürk (Turkey) 

Jan Klir (Czech Republic) 

Kiyoshi Yamada (Japan) 

Michael Stenstrom (USA) 

Michael Burkart (USA) 

Morag Garden (Scotland) 

Nitayaporn Tonmanee (Thailand) 

Ralph Heath (South Africa) 

Ray Earle (Ireland) 

Sung Ryong Ha (Republic of Korea) 

Takao Kunimatsu (Japan) 

Vladimir Novotny (USA) 

Volker Mohaupt (Germany) 

Xiaoyan Wang (China) 

Organising Committee 

Ayşegül Tanık (Chairman) 

İzzet Öztürk (Co-chair) 

Melike Gürel (Conference Secretary) 

Habib Muhammetoğlu 

Dursun Zafer Şeker 

Mustafa S. Yazgan 

Elif Pehlivanoğlu Mantaş 

Esra Erdim 

Ali Ertürk 

Alpaslan Ekdal 

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GENERAL INFORMATION 

Visas 

Ordinary passport holders of the following countries may obtain sticker type visas at the Turkish 

International customs to enter Turkey: 

Armenia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brasil, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, United 

Kingdom, United States of America, Albania, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Estonia, Hong Kong, Hungary, 

Jordan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Norway, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, 

Ukraine, Yugoslavia. 

Customs 

Please note that you are not allowed to take items of antiquity out of Turkey unless have legal 

certificate given by the shop. Any item which is over 70 years old is regarded as an antique and 

should be declared at the customs. 

Transportation 

Istanbul Atatürk Airport is located at a distance of 25 minutes to the city centre. Shuttle services, 

tram and taxis are available from the airport to the city centre. 

Credit Cards 

Visa and Master cards are accepted by most of the restaurants, hotels, shops, etc. 

Currency 

The local currency of Turkey is YTL (New Turkish Lira). 

1Euro ≅ 1.9 YTL, 1US$ ≅ 1,5 YTL 

Climate 

Average air temperature of Istanbul in September is 16 o C min, 24 o C max. 

Electric Current 

The electric current in Turkey is 220 volt, 50 cycles A.C. 

Time Zone 

GMT + 2 

CONFERENCE INFORMATION 

Conference Date 

The Conference has been scheduled from 18 September to 22 September (inclusive), 2006. 

Conference Venue 

Barcelo Eresin Topkapi Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey 

Language 

The Official Language of the conference is English. 

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Conference Web Sites 

Further information and updates about the conference can be found at: 

http://www.dipcon2006.itu.edu.tr 

Name Badges 

The participants will receive their name badges at the registration desk. All participants are 

requested to wear their badges during all meeting activities and the social events. 

Certificate of Attendance 

Certificate of attendance will be given to all participants on September 21, 2006. 

CONTACT 

Conference Secreteriat 

Melike GUREL 

IWA DipCon 2006 

Istanbul Teknik Universitesi, 

Insaat Fakultesi, 

Cevre Muhendisligi Bolumu, 

Maslak, 34469 

Istanbul - TURKEY 

Phone: +90 212 2853792 

Fax: +90 212 2856545 

E-mail: dipcon2006@itu.edu.tr 

Organisation Agency 

n.n tourism&organisation is the official organisation agency of DipCon2006 and will be 

responsible of general organisation, travelling and accommodation. 

Beyza AKSIT 

n.n tourism&organisation 

Haci Mehmet Efendi sk. 

No: 4/4 - Selamicesme, 

Kadikoy, 34726 

Istanbul - TURKEY 

Phone: +90 216 3606659 

Fax: +90 216 3606431 

E-mail: dipcon2006@nn.com.tr 

Website: http://www.nn.com.tr/eng 

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SOCIAL AND TECHNICAL TOURS 

PRE-POST CONFERENCE TOURS 

Ephesus & Pergamon Tour / PT 1 

September 17-18, 2006 


2 Days & 1 Night 

DAY 1 

Morning flight to Izmir. Drive to Ephesus which is known to be the commercial, 

the religious and the social Center of Antiquity, and one of the highlights of any 

visit in Turkey. After the turkish cuisine at lunch, visit to the House of Virgin 

Mary, where she spent last days of her life.The next stop is the Archaeological 

Museum of Ephesus. Drive back to Izmir. 

DAY 2 

Following breakfast, depart for a full day tour of Pergamon, the great center of 

culture and capital of East-Roman-Empire with the numerous remains 

including the celebrated Library, the steepest Theatre of Anatolia, the Temples 

of Trajan and Dionysos. After lunch with Turkish specialities, visit to the 

Archaeological Museum of Bergama, proceed to the Medical Center of the 

ancient world, Asclepion where the first pyschological treatment had been used 

and which was dedicated to the God of Health, Asclepios. Return to Izmir. 

Price include: Half board accomodation&Entry fees for visits mentioned in the 

program guide 

Price do not include: Airfares / Drinks / Extras / Hotel in Istanbul 

Air fares around 170 Euro subject to change 

at issue date. 

Room Prices 

Per person in double room 485 Euro 

Single room 505 Euro 

Cappadocia Tour / PT 2 



2 Days & 1 Night 

DAY 1 

Visit to Pigeon Valley giving the main information about Cappadocia 

and civilizations which lived in the region, Onyx Workshop to give 

information about Onyx stone, Open Air Museum at Goreme with its 

panoramic view. Visit to Avanos and to Wine Cellars, telling the 

steps of wine production and tasting of wine from Cappadocian grapes 

at Urgup. 

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DAY 2 

Following breakfast, depart for a full day tour of the biggest 

underground city Kaymaklı, Sinasos old Greek village Mustafapasa, 

Urgup, Culture Museum at Ortahisar and Cavusin Village with its 

panaromic view. 

Price include: Half board accomodation&Entry fees for visits 

mentioned in the program guide 

Price do not include: Air fares / Drinks / Extras / Hotel in Istanbul 

Airfares around 170 Euro subject to change at the date of issue. 

Room Prices 



Antalya City Tour & Perge-Aspendos Tour & Termessos-Duden Tour / PT 3 



4 Days & 3 Nights 

DAY 1 

Visit to the famous Antalya Archeological Museum. City tour with 

shopping stops. The city tour will be combined by Antaly city tour by 

boat which will set sail from Kaleici. Lunch on boat. Return to 

Antalya. 

DAY 2 

After breakfast, visit to Perge, one of the most important cities of 

ancient Pamphilya. Lunch will be taken at a local restaurant. The 

second stop is Aspendos with its theatre dating from 2nd century. The 

performances of classical plays are held in Aspendos during Opera 

and Balet Festival every year. 

DAY 3 

Airfares around 170 Euro subject to change at the date of issue. 

Boat tour is available for a minimum number of 10 people. 

Prices: 



After breakfast, visit to Termessos, city which was not destroyed and 

devastated by wars like most of ancient cities in Anatolia. Only 

nature’s destruction is visible on some parts. After Termessos, visit to 

Duden waterfalls. Return to Antalya. 

Price include: Half board accomodation&Entry fees for visits 

mentioned in the program guide 

Price do not include: Airfares / Drinks / Extras / Hotel in Istanbul 

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SOCIAL EVENTS 

September 18, 2006 

18.00 - 20.00 

Included in registration fee 

WELCOME RECEPTION 

The Welcome Reception wil be held at Barcelô Topkapı Eresin Hotel on September 18, 2006, Monday. Participants 

and accompanying persons are kindly invited to the Opening Reception. 


GALA DINNER 

Price : 60 € 

A boat trip on the Bosphorus will be held on September 21, 2006, Thursday. During the Gala Diner, marvellous food 

from the rich Turkish Cuisine will be served and the evening will be closed with the feel of the balmy, warm air and 

the view of the city gleaming like jewellery in the dark and vibrant blue of a Bosphorus night. Barcelô Topkapı Eresin 

Hotel - Boat - Barcelô Topkapı Eresin Hotel transfer is included in price. 

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TECHNICAL VISIT (FULL DAY TRIP) 

In conjunction with the Conference, there 

will be also a Technical Visit including 

transportation, lunch, refreshments and 

professional guide. 

Visit the old water structures of the city 

(Byzantine and Ottoman periods ), Museum 

of Hydraulics Machines, then visit the Terkos 

watershed and the reservoir near the Black 

Sea coast that supplies part of the drinking 

water demand of the Metropolis. 


Price : 20 € 

ACCOMPANYING PERSON'S PROGRAM 


Included in accompanying person fee 

Byzantin & Ottoman Relics (Full Day Tour) 

St. Sophia, an architectural marvel extending back to the days of 

Constantine the Great. 

Blue Mosque, facing St. Sophia famous with its blue Iznik tiles and 

unique with six minarets built in the name of Sultan Ahmet. 

Hippodrome, center of the great marvels of architecture constructed as a 

Basilica in the 6th century. 

Obelisk of Theodosius, carved in about 1500 BC, erected in Egypt, 

stolen by Emperor Theodosius in 390 and subsequently erected in 

Hippodrome. 

Grand Covered Bazaar, most attractive shopping center with nearly 

4000 shops of antiques, jewellery, gold, carpets and leather wear. 

Lunch at a typical Turkish Restaurant 

Topkapi Palace, the first imperial residence of Ottoman Sultans 

between 15th and 19th centuries, now exhibiting the imperial treasury, 

Chinese porcelain, weapons, calligraphy section and etc. 

Suleymaniye Mosque, a masterpiece of architect Sinan, the most 

famous architect of the Ottoman Empire, built in the name of Sultan 

Suleyman the Magnificent. 

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Dolmabahce Palace & Two Continents (Half Day Afternoon Tour) 

DAILY TOURS 

Istanbul Classics (Half Day Morning Tour) / D1 

Dolmabahce Palace, the last residence for Ottoman Sultans with 365 rooms 

and 22 saloons. Famous with the great collection of European antiquity, 

furniture and 4.5 ton chandelier. 

Bosphorus Bridge, unique chance to step from one continent (Europe) to 

another (Asia) in 2 minutes. 

Camlica Hill, exposing a panoramic view of Istanbul and Bosphorus from 

the best point of view. 

St. Sophia, an architectural marvel extending back to the days of 

Constantine the Great. 

Blue Mosque, facing St. Sophia famous with its blue Iznik tiles and 

unique with six minarets built in the name of Sultan Ahmet. 

Hippodrome, center of the great marvels of architecture constructed 

as a Basilica in the 6th century. 

Grand Covered Bazaar, most attractive shopping center with nearly 

4000 shops of antiques, jewellery, gold, carpets and leather wear. 

Coach Tour : 50 Euro (Minimum 10 people) 

CLOSED 

St. Sophia on Monday Grand Covered Bazaar on Sunday 

Ottoman Relics (Half Day Afternoon Tour) / D2 


CLOSED 

Topkapi Palace on Tuesday 

Topkapi Palace, the first imperial residence of Ottoman Sultans 

between 15th and 19th centuries, now exhibiting the imperial 

treasury, chinese porcelain, weapons, calligraphy section and 

etc. 

Suleymaniye Mosque, a masterpiece of architect Sinan, the 

most famous architect of the Ottoman Empire, built in the name 

of Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent. 

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Bosphorus on Private Boat (Half Day Tour) / D3 


CLOSED 

Spice Bazaar on Sunday 

Spice (Egyptian) Bazaar, mystical aromas of various spices. 

Shops selling fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish etc.. Bosphorus 

Cruise, through the waterway separating two continents, Europe 

and Asia, with a possibility of taking photographs of marble 

palaces, ancient wooden villas of Ottoman architecture besides 

modern residentials and luxurious apartments. Rumeli Fortress, 

Historical armament built by the Conquerer to control and 

protect Bosphorus. A unique example of military architecture. 

Dolmabahce Palace & Two Continents (Half Day Afternoon Tour) / D4 


CLOSED 

Dolmabahce Palace on Monday & Thursday 

REGISTRATION 

Registration Fee 

Dolmabahce Palace, the last residence for Ottoman Sultans 

with 365 rooms and 22 saloons. Famous with the great collection 

of European antiquity, furniture and 4.5 ton chandelier. 

Bosphorus Bridge, unique chance to step from one continent 

(Europe) to another (Asia) in 2 minutes. 

Camlica Hill, exposing a panoramic view of Istanbul and 

Bosphorus. 

The fee includes lunches of 19-20-21 September, coffee breaks, conference welcome reception, 

conference bag including" Book of Abstracts" and "CD of the Proceedings". The fee does not 

include the gala diner, technical visit, transfers and hotel accommodation. 

Student Registration Fee 

Students are allowed to register at a reduced fee if they provide proof of student status from their 

institutions. 

Accompanying Person Fee 

The fee includes the welcome reception, full day Byzantin & Ottoman Relics tour including lunch 

and a half day Dolmabahce Palace & Two Continents tour. 

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Payment 

Payments must be remitted in Euro, excluding all transfer charges. Visa and Mastercard are 

accepted for the payment. Payment can also be made by bank transfer to Garanti Bank Göztepe 

Branch EURO Account No: 9093894. All payments should be marked properly with the name of 

the participant and the Conference. 

Cancellation 

In case of cancellation before September 8, 2006, all fees will be refunded after the conference, 

less a cancellation charge of 50 Euro. NO REFUND will be made for cancellation after this date. 

Registration Fees (Euro) 

Before July 1, 2006 After July 1, 2006 

Full delegates (IWA member) 350 € 400 € 

Full delegates (non-member) 450 € 500 € 

Students 150 € 150 € 

Accompanying person 120 € 120 € 

INFORMATION ON PRESENTATIONS 

Oral Presentations 

- Please try to prepare Power Point Presentations and send them electronically to 

(dipcon2006@nn.com.tr) till September 13rd, 2006. 

- Please name your file as “yourmanuscript number_your last name.ppt” (i.e. 

A25_Kunkel.ppt) 

- Technical equipments that will be available in the presentation rooms (A, B, C and D) are; 

• Slide Projectors 

• Data Projectors 

• Overhead Projectors 

- A technical office near the presentation rooms will be available for use by the platform 

presenters to check their presentations. 

- Each platform presenters will have 15 minutes of presentation and 5 minutes for 

discussions. 

- The Presenting Author has to prepare a Short CV including his/her name and surname, 

country and information on his/her education, position and research interest and send it to 

(dipcon2006@nn.com.tr) together with his/her ppt presentations. 

Poster Presentations 

- Poster size : Poster presenters have to prepare posters of maximum size of 700 mm width 

and 1000 mm height 

- Setting up the posters: Half of the posters will be displayed on September 19 th , 2006 

Tuesday, and the other half on September 20 th , 2006 Wednesday. 

Exhibition period for each set is from 10.30 – 17.00. The presenters must attend to conference 

floor and stand in front of their own posters during coffee breaks and at noon time (13.30- 

14.30). The posters will be withdrawn by the presenters at 17.00 of September 19 th and 20 th . 

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The distribution of poster displays will be as follows: 

First Day Presentations 

(September 19 th Second Day Presentations 

, 2006) (September 20 th , 2006) 

A-128 P1-P14 

C-51 P-4 

C-84 P-5 

C-121 P-7 

F-6 P-9 

F-141 P-10 

F-142 P-11 

F-164 P-12 

F-193 P-13 

F-209 P-16 

G-68 P-17 

G-70 P-18 

G-127 P-23 

G-194 P-75 

I-106 P-130 

I-144 R-35 

L-60 R-37 

P1-P2 R-220 

- Poster awards : The excellent poster prizes will be awarded to 3 poster presentations by 

voting of every participant. The prizes will be given to the winners at the Closing Session. 

PUBLICATION 

The presented papers (oral/poster) will be further evaluated by the Scientific Committee members 

for possible publication in SCI Journals of 

• Water Science and Technology 

• Desalination 

• Environmental Forensics 

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 

Barcelo Eresin Topkapi Hotel 

Hall A Hall B Hall C Hall D 

18 14:00-18:00 Registration (Barcelo Eresin Topkapi Hotel, Convention Center) 

th Sep. 

(Monday) 18:00-20:00 Welcome Cocktail 

19 08:30-09:30 Registration 

09:30-10:45 Opening Ceremony 

10:45-11:15 Coffee Break 

11:15-13:15 Keynote Speeches 

13:15-14:30 LUNCH 

14:30-16:00 Session I-A Session I-B Session I-C Session I-D 

Integrated Agricultural Marine and Modelling 

Watershed Pollution Coastal Area 

Management 

Problems 


th Sep. 

(Tuesday) 

16:30-18:00 Session II-A Session II-B Session II-C Session II-D 

Integrated Agricultural Marine and Modelling 

Watershed Pollution Coastal Area 

Management 

Problems / GIS- 

RS 

20 09:00-10:30 Session III-A Session III-B Session III-C Session III-D 

Modelling Urban Drainage Agricultural Institutional / 

System Pollution Policy / Public / 

Social / Economic 

Issues 


11:00-12:30 Session IV-A Session IV-B Session IV-C Session IV-D 

Emissions from Urban Drainage Agricultural Institutional / 

Traffic 

System Pollution Policy / Public / 

Social / Economic 

Issues 

12:30-14:00 LUNCH 

14:00-15:30 Session V-A Session V-B Session V-C Session V-D 

Emissions from Groundwater Pollution Integrated 

Traffic Contamination Monitoring Watershed 

Management 


th Sep. 

(Wednesday) 

16:00-17:30 Session VI-A Session VI-B Session VI-C Session VI-D 

Emissions from Groundwater Ecotoxicology Integrated 

Traffic Contamination 

Watershed 

WORKSHOP 

Management 

21 09:00-10:30 Session VII-A Session VII-B Session VII-C Session VII-D 

Pollution Modelling Marine and Institutional / 

Monitoring and 

Coastal Area Policy / Public / 

Experimental 

Problems / GIS- Social / Economic 

Studies 

RS 

Issues 


11:00-12:30 Session VIII-A Session VIII-B Session VIII-C Session VIII-D 

Pollution Groundwater Integrated Marine and 

Monitoring Contamination Watershed Coastal Area 

and Baseflow Management Problems / GIS- 

Protection 

RS 

12:30-14:00 LUNCH 

14:00-15:30 Session IX-A Session IX-B 

Modelling Pollution 

Monitoring 


16:00-17:00 Closing Session 

st Sep. 

(Thursday) 

20:00-23:00 GALA DINNER 

22 nd Sep. 

(Friday) 

09:30-17:00 TECHNICAL VISIT 

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TECHNICAL PROGRAM 

18 th Sep. (Monday) 

14:00-18:00 Registration (Barcelo Eresin Topkapi Hotel) 

18:00-20:00 Welcome Cocktail 

8:30-9:30 Registration 

9:30-10:45 Opening Ceremony 

Prof.Dr. Faruk Karadoğan 

President of ITU 

Prof.Dr. Derin Orhon 

Chairman of Turkish Committee of IWA 

19 th Sep.(Tuesday) 

Dr. Ralph Heath 

Chairman of IWA Diffuse Pollution Specialised Group 

Prof.Dr. Hasan Z. Sarıkaya 

Undersecretary of Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Turkish Republic, Turkey 


11:15-13:15 Keynote Speeches 

Diffuse Pollution Abatement – a Key Component in the Integrated Effort Towards Sustainable Urban 

Basins 

Vladimir Novotny, and Kristina Hill (USA) 

Diffuse pollution in Japan: Issues and perspectives 

Kiyoshi Yamada (Japan) 

Nitrate in aquifers beneath agricultural systems 

Michael R. Burkart (USA) 

The “WFD and Agricultural Activity” of the EU: First linkages between the cap and the WFD on EU 

level 

Volker Mohaupt, G. Crosnier, P. Petersen, and T. Dworak (Germany) 

13:15-14:30 Lunch 

14:30-16:00 Session I-A Integrated Watershed Management 

A-25 Planning and implementation of nitrogen reduction measures in catchment areas based on a 

determination and ranking of target 

R. Kunkel, M. Eisele, W. Schäfer, and F. Wendland (Germany) 

A-67 Riparian wetlands and enhancing the self-purification capacity of streams. 

Brian D’arcy, Kate Heal, David Kay, and Rao Bhamidimarri (Scotland) 

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A-102 Using catchment models for establishment of remedy plans according to the WFD 

Berit Arheimer, Lotta Andersson, Johanna Alkan-Olsson, and Anna Jonsson (Sweeden) 

B-31 Multi-parametric water quality monitoring approach according to the WFD in the Evros 

transboundary river basin: Priority pollutants 

Anastasia D. Nikolaou, Sureyya Meric, Demetris F. Lekkas, Vincenzo Naddeo, Vincenzo Belgiorno, 

Stoyan Groudev, and Aysegul Baysal Tanik (Italy) 

14:30-16:00 Session I-B Agricultural Pollution 

C-15 Affection on water quality in ırrigation reservoir due to application reduction of nitrogen 

fertilizer 

Hideo Nakasone (Japan) 

C-17 Non-point phosphorus loadings estimation from a small agricultural watershed 

Supiah Shamsudin, Noor Baharim Hashim,and Azmi Ab Rahman (Malaysia) 

C-32 Reducing of irrigation originated salt and sodium pollution in soils 

R. Şahin, N. Yılmaz, and E. Işık (Turkey) 

C-98 Nitrate pollution of surface water induced by agricultural non-point pollution in the Pocochay 

watershed, Chile 

L.Ribbe, P. Delgado, E. Salgado, and W.-A. Flugel (Germany) 

14:30-16:00 Session I-C Marine and Coastal Area Problems 

I-202 Prevention of Marine Environment Pollution at the Tourism Regions by the Application of a 

Simple Method for the Domestic Wastewater 

G. Kocasoy, and H. Imer Mutlu (Turkey) 

J-11 Streamflow forecasting using temporal and spatial disaggregation method 

Laleh Parviz (Iran) 

J-24 Implementing remote sensing data in matter flux modelling of mesoscale catchments – 

determination of nitrogen concentrations in the leachate 

C. Montzka, M. Canty, P. Kreins, R. Kunkel, and F. Wendland (Germany) 

J-85 Watershed delineation from grid DEMs in GIS: effects of drainage lines and resolution 

T. Gokgoz, N. Ulugtekin, M. Basaraner, F. Gulgen, A.O. Dogru, S. Bilgi, M.A. Yucel, S. Cetinkaya, M. 

Selcuk, and D. Ucar (Turkey) 

14:30-16:00 Session I-D Modelling 

R-9 Investigation Neuro-Fuzzy approach for estimating the spatial distribution of hydraulic 

conductivity 

A. Fakheri-Fard, and S.M. Hosseini (Iran) 

R-18 Numerical model as a predictive analysis tool for rehabilitation and conservation of the Israeli 

Coastal Aquifer: example of the SHAFDAN Sewage Reclamation Project 

H. Abbo, and I. Gev (Israel) 

R-38 Preliminary investigation on integrated modelling of nutrient loads in catchment areas. A case 

study: The Porsuk Reservoir Catchment 

M. Karpuzcu, F. Wendland, M. Kocal, B. Tetzlaff, A. Pekdeger, S. Oncel, H. Voigt, and G. Engin 

(Turkey) 

R-53 HSPF-Paddy simulation of water flow and quality for the Saemangeum watershed in Korea 

Ji-Hong Jeon, Chun G. Yoon, Kwang-Wook Jung, and Jae-Ho Jang (Korea) 

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16:30-18:00 Session II-A Integrated Watershed Management 

A-107 Water and pollutant cycles analysis in the Phong river basin based on water quality/quantity 

survey and questionnaire investigation 

S. Fujii, P. Songprasert, S. Kitpati, N. Moritani, K. Mitobe, S. Tanaka, S. Takizawa, H. Kurokura, and 

W. Wrojanagud (Japan) 

A-108 How much does the reduction of 25% of nitrogen immissions to the Baltic Sea cost in 

Germany? 

M. Mewes (Germany) 

A-118 A decision support system for phosphorus management at the fıeld and small watershed scale 

Baldur Bujatzeck, and Chandra Madramootoo (Canada) 

A-213 National sectoral plans aiming to control land based sources of pollution for the Mediterranean 

Sea Coast in Turkey 

E. Görgün, Ali Fuat Aydın, E. Çitil, and C. Kınacı (Turkey) 

16:30-18:00 Session II-B Agricultural Pollution 

C-39 Small livestock producers with diffuse water pollutants: adopting a disincentive for 

unacceptable manure application practices 

Terence J. Centner, Michael E. Wetzstein, and Jeffrey D. Mullen (USA) 

C-76 Assessing the perspectives of organochlorine pesticides removal ın conventional water treatment 

Marcelo Libânio, Sandra R. Rissatto, and Mário S. Galhiane (Brazil) 

C-91 Impact of fertilizer usage on phosphorus loads to Lake Uluabat 

E. Bulut, and A. Aksoy (Turkey) 

C-119 Precise data sets on farming and pesticide properties verify a diffuse pollution hydrological 

model for predicting pesticide concentration 

Yoshihiko Matsui, Kentaro Narita, Takanobu Inoue, and Taku Matsushita (Japan) 

16:30-18:00 Session II-C Marine and Coastal Area Problems / GIS- Rem.Sens. 

I-44 The chemical oceanography of the Golden Horn Estuary (Marmara Sea, Turkey): Consequences 

of improvement projects 

N. Balkis, E. Muftuoglu, and A. Aksu (Turkey) 

J-48 Using high resolution satellite imagery for managing stormwater pollution 

M-H. Park, and M. K. Stenstrom, USA 

J-66 Estimation of diffuse phosphorus emissions at small catchment scale by GIS-based pollution 

potential analysis 

Á. Kovács, and M. Honti (Hungary) 

J-40 Evaluating drought impact in the Central Anatolia, Turkey by integrating GIS and Remote 

Sensing Data 

C. Örmeci, and S. Ekercin (Turkey) 

16:30-18:00 Session II-D Modelling 

R-54 Integrated modeling under uncertainty for watershed management and receiving-water quality 

prediction 

J. H. Ham, C. G. Yoon, J. H. Jeon, and K. W. Jung (Korea,USA) 

R-83 The influence of stream bed hydraulic conductivity on sustaining baseflow in rivers 

O. Gunduz (Turkey) 

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R-89 Amphora: active mapping of phosphorus risk areas for implementation of mitigation measures 

to reduce phosphorus losses to surface waters 

Andersen, H. E., Kronvang, B., Stjernholm, M., Hoffmann, C. C., Søndergaaard, M., Heckrath, G., 

Rubæk, G., Kiærgaard, C., Jacobsen, O. H., Greve, M., Bøcher, P. K., Olesen, S. E., Iversen, B. V., 

Jørgensen, U., Børgesen, C. D., Olsen, P., Jensen, A. L., and Thyssen, I. (Denmark) 

R-43 Modelling the point and non point nitrogen loads to the Venice Lagoon (Italy): The application 

of water quality models to the Dese-Zero basin 

R. Salvetti, M. Acutis, A. Azzellino, M. Carpani , C. Giupponi, P. Parati, M. Vale, and R. Vismara 

(Italy) 

R156 Regional differences and changes of point and diffuse sources and loads of nutrients in larger 

European river systems 

Behrendt, H., Briede, A., Forsberg, S., Kowalkowski, T., Murphy, K., Nikolaidis, N. P., Opitz, D., 

Palmeri, L., Tuvikene, L, and Venohr, M.(Germany) 

9:00-10:30 Session III-A Modelling 

20 th Sep. (Wednesday) 

R-52 Modeling the effects of climate change on different land uses 

S. Göncü, and E. Albek (Turkey) 

R-219 Nutrient FATE at European scale 

B. Grizzetti, F. Bouraoui, and G. de Marsily (Italy) 

R-124 Flow-path model to identify factors regulating the nitrate concentration of a nitrogen-saturated 

stream 

T. Kawakami, and H. Honoki (Japan) 

R-117 Prediction for runoff loads of Total Nitrogen from non-point sources under the wet weather 

condition 

Masato Noguchi, Wataru Nishida, Kenji Kawaike, Masakazu Furue, Kei Ikeda, and Makoto 

Nishikawa (Japan) 

R-223 On the prediction of salinity intrusion in Danshui Estuarine system 

A. Dorostkar, A. Etemad-Shahidi, A. Shahkolahi, and W.C. Liu (Iran) 

9:00-10:30 Session III-B Urban Drainage System 

H-4 Application of artificial neural network in predicting highway runoff constituent event mean 

concentration 

A. Massoudieh, and M. Kayhanian (USA) 

H-28 Quantification of persistent pollutants captured by proprietary stormwater sediment interceptors 

M. G. Faram, K. O. Iwugo, and R. Y. G. Andoh (UK) 

H-153 Using SWMM as a tool for hydrologic impact assessment 

J. Y. Yoon, S. H. Jang, M. O. Cho, Y. N. Yoon, S. D. Kim, L. H. Kim, and H. Aksoy (Korea) 

H-155 Controlling pollutants to drainage basin 

Yan Yumei, Zhang Zengjie, and Han Yuhua (China) 

9:00-10:30 Session III-C Agricultural Pollution 

C-99 Emission reduction by multipurpose buffer strips on arable fields 

K. Sloots, and A.W. van der Vlies (The Netherlands) 

C-104 Improving regional soil surface nitrogen balances 

T. G. Schmidt, and B. Osterburg (Germany) 

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C-151 Minimization of the disperse pollution caused by dairy farms in Cyprus through the 

development of guidelines for their sustainable operation 

D. Fatta, M. Monou, C. Voscos, N. Kythreotou, and Ch. Stylianou (Cyprus) 

C-172 Runoff of nutrients and organic matter from a rice-soy bean field in summer 

I. Yoshinaga, K. Hamada, T. Hitomi, A. Miura, E. Shiratani, and K. Takaki (Japan) 

C-180 Measures to diminish the accumulation of heavy metals in agricultural soils 

P.N.M. Schipper, L. Bonten, A.C.C. Plette, and S.W. Moolenaar (The Netherlands) 

9:00-10:30 Session III-D Institutional / Policy / Public / Social / Economic Issues 

K-49 National pilot projects for management of diffusion pollution in Korea 

Y.J.Jung, and K.S.Lee (Korea) 

K-73 Optimum management scheme to control nonpoint pollution in Korea 

J.-Y. Choi, and D.-H.Hwang (Korea) 

K-182 Assessment of uncertainty in Great Barrier Reef catchment models 

A. Herr, and P. M. Kuhnert (Australia) 

K-227 Effective lake basin management institutions: lessons from African lakes 

V. S. Muhandiki, and T. J. Ballatore (Japan) 


11:00-12:30 Session IV-A Emissions from Traffic 

W-20 Exploring impacts of road transportation on environment: A spatial approach 

H. Demirel, E. Sertel, S. Kaya, and D.Z. Seker (Turkey) 

W-63 Diffuse release of environmental hazards by railways 

M. Burkhardt, L. Rossi, and M. Boller (Switzerland) 

W-77 Stormwater quality benefits of a permeable friction course 

Michael E. Barrett (USA) 

W-86 A review of vehicle related metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the UK 

environment 

Fiona Napier, Brian D’Arcy, and Chris Jefferies (Scotland) 

11:00-12:30 Session IV-B Urban Drainage System 

H-10 Conversion of the Emscher system - sustainable water management in a traditional 

industrial/urban conurbation 

Stemplewski, J., Becker, M., Mang, J. , and Raasch, U. (Germany) 

H-149 Effectiveness of combined sewer overflow treatment for dissolved oxygen improvement in the 

Chicago Waterways 

E. Alp, C. S. Melching, H. Zhang, and R. Lanyon (USA) 

H-176 Effect of the aggregation level of surface runoff fields and sewer network on a SWMM 

simulation 

SY Park, SR Ha, and KW Lee (Korea) 

11:00-12:30 Session IV-C Agricultural Pollution 

C-157 Nitrogen retention in constructed wetland filters treating diffuse agriculture pollution 

Anne-Grete B. Blankenberg, Anne-Kristine Søvik, and Ketil Haarstad (Norway) 

C-171 Surface Discharge of Heavy Metals from Low Farmland 

K. Hamada, I. Yoshinaga, T. Hitomi, A. Miura, E. Shiratani, and K. Takaki (Japan) 

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C 230 Seasonal Survey for Antibiotics and Hormones in a Major Agricultural Watershed 

Osman A. Arikan, Clifford Rice, and Eaton Codling (USA, Turkey) 

C-181 Leaching of heavy metals from agricultural soils: an important source of surface water 

contamination 

L.T.C. Bonten, P.F.A.M. Römkens, and D.J. Brus (The Netherlands) 

D-30 Long-time risk of ground water / drinking water pollution with sulphuric compounds beneath 

burned peatlands in Indonesia 

V. C. Hammen (Germany) 

11:00-12:30 Session IV-D Institutional / Policy / Public / Social / Economical Issues 

K-114 Water quality monitoring studies of Turkey with present and probable future constraints and 

opportunities 

F. Baltacı, A. K. Onur, and S. Tahmiscioglu (Turkey) 

K-147 Master Plan for Water Framework Directive activities in Ireland leading to River Basin 

Management Plans 

Ray Earle, and Sean Blacklocke (Ireland) 

K-187 The uncertain search for the diffuse silver bullet – science, policy, and prospects 

J.G. Cooke, and R.A. Petch (New Zealand) 

L-125 Wellbeing function as a support tool for communication of the stakeholder priorities and goals 

on catchments scale 

S. Larson (Australia) 

14:00-15:30 Session V-A Emissions from Traffic 

W 201 Emissions from road traffic to water, soil and air; risks and measures. 

P.N.M. Schipper, and. E. Weijers(The Netherlands) 

W-237 Contribution of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons from road traffic sources on river 

sediment 

A. Anegawa, T. Yamamoto, T. Kose, S. Mohri, and Y. Ono (Japan) 

H-236 Metal concentrations and settling velocity in parking lot sediments 

L.-H. Kim , E.-J. Lee, S.-Y. Lee, K.-I. Gil, P. Song, and S.-M. Jeong (Korea) 

W-238 Source analysis for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon in road dust and urban runoff using 

marker compounds 

Tomohiro Kose, Takashi Yamamoto, Aya Anegawa, Shino Mohri, and Yoshiro Ono (Japan) 

W-211 Brake wear from vehicles as an important source of diffuse copper pollution 

J.H.J. Hulskotte, M. Schaap, and A.J.H. Visschedijk (The Netherlands) 

14:00-15:30 Session V-B Groundwater Contamination and Baseflow Protection 

E-19 Sustainable development of West Bank groundwater aquifers 

Luay J. Froukh (Palestine) 

E-143 Derivation of natural background levels and threshold values for groundwater bodies in the 

Upper Rhine Valley (France, Switzerland and Germany) 

F. Wendland, G. Berthold, A. Blum, P. Elsass, J.-G. Fritsche, R. Kunkel, and R. Wolter (Germany) 

E-186 Clean Water’ approach reduces pesticide leaching in Dutch ground-water protection areas 

S. Verheijden, P.C. Leendertse, S. Buijze, and T. van Korven (The Netherlands) 

E-188 Boron (B) contamination of groundwaters in Gediz Basin 

M. S. Dogdu, O. Yigitler, and A. Gorkmen (Turkey) 

E-214 Chemical agent combinations for the enhanced removal of napls from contaminated 

groundwater systems 

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Gökçe Akgöze Aydın, and Nadim K Copty (Turkey) 

14:00-15:30 Session V-C Pollution Monitoring and Experimental Studies 

F-64 Comparative eutrophication of two Brazilian water supply reservoirs with respect to nutrient 

concentrations and bacteria growth 

von Sperling, E., Ferreira, A. C.S, and Gomes, L.N.L. (Brazil) 

F-7 Sampling and analysis for the presence of endocrine disrupting contaminants in surface waters 

and sediments in Venda, Lımpopo Provınce, South Africa 

Jonathan O. Okonkwo, and NormanT. Mutshatshi (South Africa) 

F-13 Chemical composition of rainwater at Cardiff 

E. M. Abogrean, G. Karani, R. Cook, and J. Collins (UK) 

F-55 Zonal analysis of land-use effects on stream water quality in a coastal watershed 

Sang-Woo Lee, Kwang-Wook Jung, and Chun G. Yoon (Korea) 

14:00-15:30 Session V-D Integrated Watershed Management 

A-140 P-pollution in a heavily urbanized river basin from point and diffuse sources - the River Ruhr 

case study (Germany) 

B. Tetzlaff, and F. Wendland (Germany) 

A-183 The use of decision support systems in lake quality management 

F. Barbaros, S.D. Ozkul, and N. B. Harmancioglu (Turkey) 

A-190 A total approach on pollution abatement in rural areas; Regional pilots in the Province of 

North-Brabant 

V.S. van den Berg, and F. van Lamoen (The Netherlands) 

A-199 Integrated modelling of nitrate loads to coastal waters and land rent applied to catchment scale 

water management 

A. Refsgaard, T. Jacobsen, B. Jacobsen, and J.-E. Ørum (Denmark) 


16:00-17:30 Session VI-A Emissions from Traffic 

WORKSHOP 

16:00-17:30 Session VI-B Groundwater Contamination 

F-168 Monitoring of rehabilitated mine land ameliorated with organic and industrial by-products 

Wayne F. Truter, Norman F.G. Rethman, Aurelia Smith, Karen AJ Surridge, and Kelley A. Reynolds 

(Pretoria/S.Africa) 

F-169 Overview of the National Pilot Source Protection Project at Churchill and Oram, Co. 

Monaghan (Ireland) including a brief study of the sediments in Milltown Lake 

Carson, A., Bačík, H.C., Wynne, C.A., and S.M. Linnane (Ireland) 

F-170 Effects of moisture content and initial pH in composting process on heavy metal removal 

characteristics of grass clipping compost used for stormwater filtration 

E. Khan, S. Khaodhir, and D. Ruangrote (USA) 

F-225 Method of evaluating nutrient loads through the atmospere onto lakes 

Takao Kunimatsu, and Koyomi Nakazawa (Japan) 

16:00-17:30 Session VI-C Ecotoxicology 

G-5 Toxicity of runoff from three urban highway sites in Los Angeles 

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M. Kayhanian, C. Stransky, S. Lau, and M. K. Stenstrom (USA) 

G-69 Assessing the bioavailability and toxicity of heavy metals in the aquatic environment: the case 

of copper and zinc 

R. S. Peñailillo Burgos (The Netherlands) 

G-126 Toxicity evaluation of industrial and land base sources in a river basin 

E. H. Gunes, Y. Gunes, and I.Talinli (Turkey) 

G-160 Excessive danger of organophosphorus pesticides for aquatic ecosystem health 

Valerii Tonkopii (Russia) 

G-189 A multi-battery toxicity investigation on fungicides 

Marco Guida, Mafalda Inglese, Giovanni Pagano, and Sureyya Meric (Italy) 

16:00-17:30 Session VI-D Integrated Watershed Management 

B-1 Comprehensive transboundary management for water pollution control 

Isolde Roch (Germany) 

A-197 Analysis for sustainability in management of water scarce basins 

N. B. Harmancioglu, K. Ferda, and F. Barbaros (Turkey) 

B-166 Reservoir phosphorous sources evaluation and water quality modeling in a transboundary 

watershed 

Paulo A. Diogo, Margarida Fonseca, Pedro S. Coelho, Nelson S. Mateus, Manuel C. Almeida, A. C. 

Rodrigues (Portugal) 

A233 Implementation of EU Water Framework Directive in Turkey 

M.Moroglu, and M Yazgan (Turkey) 

21 st Sep.(Thursday) 

9:00-10:30 Session VII-A Pollution Monitoring and Experimental Studies 

P1-208 Alternative solutions for the control of the health-care wastes in Istanbul as the non-point 

sources 

B. A. Zeren Alagoz, G. Kocasoy, and M. Kilic (Turkey) 

F-45 Characterization of bio-molecular indicators to define stabilization of landfills 

J.S. Han, J.Y. Lee, and C.G. Kim (Korea) 

F-74 Temporal and spatial variation of nutrient loss in a watershed near Beijing, China 

Xiaoyan Wang, Peiqian Dou, and Xiaoduo Fang (China) 

F-81 Occurrence of a veterinary antibiotic in streams in a small catchment area with livestock farms 

Yoshihiko Matsui, Takahiro Ozu, Takanobu Inoue, and Taku Matsushita (Japan) 

9:00-10:30 Session VII-B Modelling 

R-150 Application of EIQ (Environmental Impact Quotient) Model to Kumluca Region of Turkey to 

determine environmental impacts of pesticides 

A. Muhammetoglu, and B. Uslu (Turkey) 

R-222 Prediction of salinity intrusion in Arvand River: Numerical and empirical approaches 

A.Etemad-Shahidi, B. Sherkati-Azin, and M.Hajiani (Iran) 

R-235 A mechanistic mathematical model for predicting highway runoff pollutograph 

A. Massoudieh, A. Abrishamchi, and M. Kayhanian (USA) 

R-62 Runoff simulation of urban nonpoint pollutants by SWMM and their impact on water quality in 

Southern Lake Biwa, Japan 

A. Ichiki, H. Yamate, N. Sakata, Y. Takeuchi, K. Yamada, and V. Muhandiki (Japan) 

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R-224 Applicability of Modelling Tools in Watershed Management for the Control of Diffuse 

Pollution 

Erturk, A., Gurel, M., Baloch, M. A., Dikerler, T., Ekdal, A., Tanik, A , and Seker D.Z. (Turkey) 

9:00-10:30 Session VII-C Marine and Coastal Area Problems / GIS and RS 

J-175 Mapping chlorophyll-a through in-situ measurements and terra aster satellite data 

Bilgehan Nas, Hakan Karabork, Semih Ekercin, Ali Berktay 

J-42 Tiered risk assessment of diffuse pollution of mining origin 

K. Gruiz, and E. Vaszita (Hungary) 

J-90 Use of Landsat ETM+ data and topographic information in a distributed water quality tank 

model and its application to a watershed of Japan 

B. R. Shivakoti, S. Fujii, H. Ihara, S. Kitpati, and S. Tanaka (Japan) 

J-109 Determining land use changes by radar-optic fused images and monitoring its environmental 

impacts in Edremit Region of Western Turkey 

F. B. Sanli, Y. Kurucu, and M.T. Esetlili (Turkey) 

J-129 Detection of changes in aquatic vegetation cover in two Central Anatolian shallow lake 

wetlands using Remote Sensing Techniques 

O. Karabulut Dogan, Z. Akyurek, and M. Beklioglu (Turkey) 

9:00-10:30 Session VII-D Institutional / Policy / Public / Social / Economical Issues 

L-56 Deliberative democracy and participatory challenges: Implementing the EU’s Water Framework 

Directive 

Geoffrey D. Gooch (Sweden) 

L-96 Stakeholder survey: Strategy to regulate agricultural water use with a water resource pollution 

potential 

M Ligthelm, and R Ranwedzi (South Africa) 

L-100 Economic Instruments to Reduce Pollution from Land Based Activities for the Mediterranean 

Sea Coast in Turkey 

E. Çitil, E. Görgün, and C. Kınacı (Turkey) 

L-132 How participatory can participatory modeling be? A discussion of the degree of influence of 

stakeholder and expert perspectives in six dimensions of participatory modeling 

Anna Jonsson, Lotta Andersson, Johanna Alkan-Olsson, and Berit Arheimer (Sweden) 

L-148 Web-enabled cost-effectiveness analysis of water pollution control measures: Ireland’s Eastern 

River Basin District project measures selection tool 

S. Blacklocke, and J.R. Earle (Ireland) 


11:00-12:30 Session VIII-A Pollution Monitoring and Experimental Studies 

F-88 Contamination of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) in surface 

water of the Yodo River basin (Japan) 

N. P. Hong-Lien, S. Fujii, S. Tanaka, M. Nozoe, and H.Tanaka (Japan) 

F-133 Air-water mass transfer and tracer gases in stormwater systems 

H. I. Madsen, J. Vollertsen, and T. Hvitved-Jacobsen (Denmark) 

F-134 A study on dioxins runoff sources in an illegal dumping area on Teshima Island in Kagawa 

Prefecture, Japan 

O. Kawara, and N. Yagi (Japan) 

F-162 Biosorption of lead(II) and copper(II) from storm water by brown seaweed Sargassum sp.: 

Batch and column studies 

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S.V.Perumal, U.M.Joshi, S. Karthikeyan, and R. Balasubramanian (Singapore) 

F-228 Degradation study of selected organophosphorus insecticides in natural waters 

M. Stegu, and B. Druzina (Slovenia) 

11:00-12:30 Session VIII-B Groundwater Contamination and Baseflow Protection 

E-206 Nitrogen fertilizer impact on the Wilmot watershed aquifer in Prince-Edward Island, Canada 

E. van Bochove, M.M. Savard, G. Thériault, R. Cherif, N. Ziadi, and J. MacLeod (Canada) 

E-161 Groundwater and surface water interactions: An important point to consider in diffuse pollution 

management 

E. Burcu Ozkaraova Gungor (Turkey) 

E-184 Prevention and prediction of nitrate concentrations in limestone drinking water wells in South 

Limburg (NL) 

B. Putters, C. Maas, D.G. Cirkel, F. Vaessen, M. Juhàsz, and J.R. von Asmuth (The Netherlands) 

E-218 Seawater intrusion and management of coastal aquifers in Greece. The case study of Rhodope 

western coastal aquifer 

A. Kallioras, F. Pliakas, I. Diamantis, and G. Kallergis (Greece) 

E-177 Predicting nitrogen concentration in groundwater beneath unsewered areas: Case study of 

Liman region in Antalya – Turkey 

H. Muhammetoglu, and T. Ozden (Turkey) 

11:00-12:30 Session VIII-C Integrated Watershed Management 

A-105 Source apportionment of nutrients in Estonian rivers 

Vassiljev A., Blinova I,. and Ennet P. (Estonia) 

A-173 Development of an Integrated Watershed Management Strategy for Resource Conservation in 

Balochistan Province of Pakistan 

M. A. Baloch, and A. Tanik (Turkey) 

A-217 Integrated watershed management improves economic and environmental performance of a 

New Zealand, hill-country, pastoral farm 

John M. Quinn, Mike B. Dodd, and Bruce S. Thorrold (New Zealand) 

A 195 Monitoring Differential Urbanisation to Integrate with Basin Management and a Basin 

Information System Modelling in Istanbul 

S.Erkan Kacmaz, M. Sedat Kabdasli, Nilay Elginoz Yasa, and V.S.Ozgur Kirca, (Turkey) 

11:00-12:30 Session VIII-D Marine and Coastal Area Problems / GIS and RS 

I-232 Critical Evaluation of Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Strategies for Istanbul in the Light of 

water quality Monitoring Study Results in the marine environment 

Okuş, E., Öztürk, İ., Sur, H.I.,Yüksek, A., Övez, S., and Aydın, A.F. (Turkey) 

I 205 Multi-temporal Analysis and Mapping of Coastal Erosion Caused by Open Mining Areas 

E. Sertel, S. Kaya, D. Z. Seker, and A. Tanik (Turkey) 

J-72 Modeling of soil erosion in subwatershed level using RUSLE & SWAT models with GIS 

M. Pourabdullah, and M. Tajrishi (Iran) 

J-174 Application of GIS and geostatistics in assessing water quality in the Beysehir Lake, Turkey 

B. Nas, H. Karabork, A. Berktay, and S. Ekercin (Turkey) 

14:00-15:30 Session IX-A Modelling 

R-111 Simultaneous estimation of model parameters and diffuse pollution sources for river water 

quality modeling 

K. S. Jun, J.W. Kang , and K. S. Lee (Korea) 

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R-120 Use of a distributed catchment model to identify critical source areas of suspended sediment in 

a small rural catchment in Korea 

B. K. Koo, and J. H. Cho (Korea) 

R-221 Impact of aquatic macrophytes and management strategies on nutrient retention in streams, 

using the process-model Aqua-VENUS 

J.J.M. de Klein, R.H. Aalderink, and R. Portielje (The Netherlands) 

R-163 The effect of surface/ground water interactions on wetland sites with different characteristics 

C. M. Kazezyılmaz-Alhan, and M. A. Medina, Jr. (USA) 

R-203 Dynamic, distributed parameter non-point nutrient model for Zala River watershed, Hungary 

Laszlo Koncsos and Gyorgy Fonyo (Hungary) 

14:00-15:30 Session IX-B Pollution Monitoring and Experimental Studies 

F-200 Change of water quality by a dam reservoir in forested watershed - evaluation of ınput-output 

budgets of nutrients and major ionic species based on long-term ınvestigation 

Y.Komai, S.Umemoto, Y.Takeda, T.Inoue, and A.Imai (Japan) 

F-198 Estimation of nutrient load from urban diffuse sources: experiments with runoff sampling at 

pilot catchments of Lake Balaton in Hungary 

P. Budai, and A. Clement (Hungary) 

F-136 A water quality modeling study of the Nilüfer Stream, Turkey 

A. Küçükballi, F. Karaer, and A. Erturk (Turkey) 

F-87 Specific aspects of diffuse pollution monitoring and implications on diffuse pollution 

management programs 

R. Hranova (Botswana) 


16:00-17:00 Closing Session 

20:00-23:00 Gala Diner 

09:30-17:00 Technical Visit 

22 nd Sep.(Friday) 

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POSTER PRESENTATIONS 

First Day Presentations (September 19 th , 2006) 

A-128: Assessment of Pollution Loads from Point and Diffuse Sources in Small River Basin- Case 

Study Ljubljanica River 

M. Cotman�, A. Drolc� and J. Zagorc-Končan�� 

C-51: Assessment of Agricultural Impact on Pollution of the Great Backa Canal «Dunav-Tisa- 

Dunav» 

A. Belic, M. Skoric, M. Cuvardic 

C-84: Sorption Behaviour of Oxadiazon in Tropical Rice Soils 

E. Hoque and R. Wilkins 

C-121: Runoff Characteristics of Nitrogen and Phosphorus from Paddy Fields during the Irrigation 

Period 

Sooyoung Shim ¸ Seunghwan Sa ¸ Takanori Masuda, Yoshihiko Hosoi And Bumchul Kim 

F-6: Surfactant Pollution in India 

G. Agnihotri and K. S. Patel 

F-141: Evaluation of Stormwater Runoff in a Eutrophic Lake Watershed 

Jae-Heon Cho, Seoung-Jin Yun 

F-142: Hydrodynamic Filter for Urban Storm Runoff Treatment 

J. Lee1, K. Bang, S. Joh 

F-164: Epilithic Diatom Diversity in the Upper Reaches of Milltown Lake’s Catchment, Co. 

Monaghan, Ireland. 

Sweeney, N., Wynne, C., Carson, A. and S. Linnane. 

F-193: Post-Treatment and Reuse of Tertiary Treated Wastewater By Constructed Wetlands 

S.Ç.Ayaz 

F-209: An Assessment of Water Pollution In Drinking Water Catchments By A Pilot-Scale 

Constructed Wetland System 

B.Tunçsiper, L.Akça, S.Ç.Ayaz 

G-68: The Place of the Macrophytes in The Biological Monitoring of Small Estonian Rivers 

Irina Blinova, Anatoli Vassiljev 

G-70: Ecotoxicological Significance of Sewage Sludges 

S. Aslan, N. Şekerdağ, Ö. Hanay 

G-127: Evaluation of the Effluent Water, Containing Organic Pollutants, Using Simultaneous 

Chemical and Eco-Toxicological Analysis 

L. Augulyte and P.A. Bergqvist 

G-194: Pretreatment Of Ceftriaxone Formulation Effluents: Pros Versus Cons 

T. Tezgel, F. Germirli Babuna, O. Okay, I. Arslan Alaton, G. Iskender 

I-106: Pollution Survey Of Heavy Metals At Along The Coast Of Sinop (Boztepe) Headland,Turkey 

O. Karaalioglu, Y. Orhan 

I-144: Influence of Interannual Variations on Fecal Coliform Levels in Antalya Bay 

G. Tugrul-Icemer, C. Keles, H. Karaca 

L-60: Contingent Valuation Method in the Sustainable Basin Management: Case of Lake Manyas, 

Turkey 

S. Gürlük, F. Karaer 

P1-P2: Effect of Coal Moisture on Carbonmonoxide and Particulate Emissions in Fixed Bed 

Combustion Systems 

N. Erdöl Aydın, H. Okutan, E. Ekinci 

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Second Day Presentations (September 20 th , 2006) 

P1-P14: Analysis of Gokçekaya Dam Lake from With In Physicochemical, Toxicological and 

Ecological Parameters 

B.S. Akin,T. Atici and H. Katircioglu 

P-P4: Effects of Salt Stress on Growth and Nickel Bioaccumulation Capacity of Lemna Gibba 

(Lemnaceae) 

D. Demirezen 

P-P5: Assessment of Heavy Metal Pollution In Kizilirmak River 

D. Demirezen, A. Aksoy 

P-P7: Diffuse Sources of Nitrogen Compounds In The Sava River Basin, Slovenia 

A. Drolc, and J. Zagorc-Koncan 

P-P9: Vulnerability to Groundwater Pollution Using Geographical Information Systems 

M. Yildirim, B. Topkaya 

P-P10: Evaluation Methods Used In Predicting Pollution Potential of Groundwater Resources 

M. Yildirim, B. Topkaya 

P-P11: Estimation and Comparison of Nitrogen Loads in Agricultural Catchments of Japan and 

Korea 

I. Sunao, S. M.Chul, and T. Makoto 

P-P12: Characterization of Urban Runoff in Singapore 

U. Joshi, S. V. Perumal, S. Karthikeyan, and R. Balasubramanian 

P-P13: How Does The Spatial Distribution Of Nitrogen Emissions And Retention Control The 

Nitrogen Load? – Intercomparison of Three European Catchments 

Venohr, M. and Behrendt, H. 

P-P16: Monitoring Of Atmospheric Deposition of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in 

Different European Catchments 

D. Steidle, T. Gocht, D. Kuntz, K. Ruopp, C. Möckel, K.C. Jones, P. Grathwohl 

P-17: Effects of Synthetic Dye Bath, Hydrolyzed Azo Dyes and Assisting Chemicals With and 

Without Selenium on Vibrio Fischeri 

M. Türker Saçan, N. Özkovalak 

P-18: Decolorization of Reactive Black 5 Using Conventional Carbon and Energy Source by 

Dunaliella Tertiolecta 

M. Türker Saçan, M. Kanyılmaz 

P-23: Water Pollution from Livestock Wastes and Required Strategies in Efforts to Adapt to 

European Union 

M. Olgun, H. E. Polat 

P-75: Estimation of the Emission Factors of Pahs by the Traffic Activities with the Model of 

Atmospheric Dispersion and Deposition from Heavy Traffic Road 

O. Noriatsu, T Hiroki, K. Keisuke, K. Tomonori, 

P-130: Estimation of Runoff of Noint-Point-Source Pollutants in a Small Rural Watershed by Using a 

Non-Point-Source Pollutant Model 

J.H.Kim, H.J.Lim, J.S Lee,W.I. Kim, G.B. Jung, K.H. Han, J.T. Lee, C.H.Kim, and S.K.Kwun 

R-35: Identification of the Priority Areas for Water Pollution Control Strategy in the Upstream 

Watershed of the Citarum River by Ahp-Gis Method 

Eko W.Irianto, A.Yuasa, P.Sudjono, A.Heriansyah 

R-37: Management of Putrajaya River Systems Using Fuzzy Composite Programming with 

Membership Functions 

S. Shamsudina, A.Rahman, H. Tawilc 

R-220: An Integrated Framework for Modelling Nutrient Fate from Agriculture 

F. Bouraoui, B. Grizzetti, D. Mulligan 

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