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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

International Multidisciplinary Conference on

MINERAL WATERS

Genesis, Exploitation, Protection and Valorisation

8 - 11 September 2014 Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic

The convening organizations are: • International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH), IAH Commission on Mineral and

Thermal Waters

• IAH National Chapter of Czech Republic

• Faculty of Science, Charles University (Univerzita Karlova), Prague, Czech Republic • T. G. Masaryk Water Research Institute (VÚV), Prague, Czech Republic

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Mattoni, Karlovarské minerální vody a.s.,

is the main conference sponsor

Other conference sponsors are

Scientific Sponsors and Institutional Supporters

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Mattoni, Karlovarské minerální vody a.s.

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International Multidisciplinary Conference on

MINERAL WATERS Genesis, Exploitation, Protection and Valorisation

Conference Programme

Overview: Monday-Thursday, 8 - 11 September 2014

Mon 8

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Opening of Conference

Session A, B

Session A,B,C

WELCOME / ICEBREAKER

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B Session C Session

A Session B

CONFERENCE DINNER

Posters on display, authors available at posters during 10:00-10:45

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Posters on display

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Session A Session

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re Oral presentations For oral presentations we have slots of 15 and 30 minutes: Regular oral presentations: 15 minutes (maximum 12 minutes presentation, 2 minutes for discussion/questions) Keynote and Invited oral presentations: 30 minutes (maximum 24 minutes presentation, 5 minutes for discussion/questions) is coffee break

is lunch

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The following themes are distinguished for ORAL and POSTER presentations: Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT Scientific Advisory Committee Vadim Altaev, Borjomi IDS Group, Russia Levan Bagdavadze, Borjomi IDS Group, Georgia Werner Balderer, Geological Institute, Engineering Geology, ETH Zürich, Switzerland; also IAH Commission on Mineral and Thermal Waters István Fórizs, Institute for Geological and Geochemical Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, also IAH Commission on Mineral and Thermal Waters Joseph Guttman, Chief Hydrogeologist at Mekorot, National Water Company, Tel-Aviv, Israel Patrick Lachassagne, Evian - Volvic Sources - Danone Eaux France, France Jim LaMoreaux, President of IAH Commission on Mineral and Thermal Waters, USA Clemens Reimann, Chairman of EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group, Past-President of International Association of GeoChemistry (IAGC), Geological Survey of Norway (NGU), Trondheim, Norway Milan Trnka, Správa přírodních léčivých zdrojů a kolonád, Mineral Water Bureau of Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic Theme B: BOTTLED WATER — MARKET AND DEMAND, HEALTH ISSUES Scientific Advisory Committee Hélène Budzinski, Université de Bordeaux I, Bordeaux, France Patricia Fosselard, Secretary General of EFBW — European Federation of Bottled Waters, Brussels, Belgium Laurent Le Bellego, Danone Research, France Annick Moreau, Danone Waters, France Alessandro Pasquale, Karlovarské minerální vody a.s. (Mattoni), Czech Republic Michal Voldřich, Vysoká škola chemicko-technologická v Praze, Institute of Chemical Technology, Prague, Czech Republic Frank Welle, Frauenhofer Institute, Germany Theme C: BALNEOLOGY — BALNEOTHERAPY AND BALNEOTECHNICS Scientific Advisory Committee Pedro Cantista, President of the Portuguese Society of Medical Hydrology, Professor of Medical Hydrology in the University of Porto, Medical Doctor - Physical and Rehabilitation, Portugal Antonella Fioravanti, Department of Clinical Medicine and Immunology, Rheumatology Unit, University of Siena, Siena, Italy M. Zeki Karagülle, President of International Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology (ISMH), Professor of Medical Ecology and Hydroclimatology, Director of Department of Medical Ecology and Hydroclimatology, Istanbul Medical Faculty, Istanbul University, Turkey Francisco Maraver, Escuela Profesional de Hidrología Médica, Facultad de Medicina – Universidad Complutense Madrid, Spain Yoshinori Ohtsuka, Department of Human Developmental Science, Faculty of Education, Hokkaido University, Japan Christian-François Roques, Emeritus Professor Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine, Toulouse University; President AFRETH (French Association for Thermal Research) Scientific Committee, Paris; Dax Thermal Institute President (Bordeaux University), France Umberto Solimene, State University of Milan, Italy. President of Research Center for Medical Bioclimatology, Balneotherapy, Complementary Medicine and Wellness Sciences; Postgraduate Medical School for Balneotherapy; Director of World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Center for Traditional Medicine; Secretary General of the World Federation of Hydrotherapy and Climatotherapy (FEMTEC)

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Conference Programme

Monday, September 8 The conference takes place in Hotel Thermal I.P. Pavlova 11 Karlovy Vary http://www.thermal.cz/en/ The registration desk in Hotel Thermal is open from 10:00 till 17:00 Note that both participants and accompanying persons will need to register before they can attend the Welcome/Icebreaker later on this Monday, 18:00-19:30. The numbers at the oral and poster presentations in the programme (e.g. #78 and #76 on Monday afternoon) refer to the identification numbers of abstracts, as they appear in the Volume of Abstracts. Authors of this Monday afternoon are requested to hand in their USB memory stick with oral presentation at the registration desk before 12:00 hours. This regards the presenters DEFFIS, FOSSELARD, LACHASSAGNE, FÓRIZS, ZADÁK and ROQUES. Thank you! During Monday, or Tuesday early morning, please put up posters on poster panels.

Only plenary presentations during the entire conference Opening of the Conference 12.30-13.00 hours - Welcome on behalf of the Organizers and Czech Chapter of IAH, Mr Zbynek Hrkal - Welcome on behalf of the main conference sponsor Karlovarské minerální vody a.s. (Mattoni) , Mr Alessandro Pasquale - Welcome on behalf of Ministry of Public Health of Czech Republic, Mr Zdeněk Třískala - Some practical issues relating to the conference, Mr Karel Kovar (Organizers)

The bottled waters offered during the conference are provided by Karlovarské minerální vody a.s., the main sponsor of MinWat2014 conference. You can taste different brands – a spring water Aquila that meets the most stringent quality criteria and complies with the requirements for water suitable for infants; and two kinds of mineral waters Mattoni and Magnesia with well-balanced ration of minerals essential for health – ranging between carbonated, gently carbonated and still water.

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Introductory keynote lectures FOR ALL THEMES Chairpersons: James LaMoreaux (USA), Ulrich Kreuter (Germany), chairs 1 13.00-13.30 DEFFIS, J.P. (invited) European bottled water sector: Challenges and opportunities 13.30-13.45 FOSSELARD, P. (invited) Bottled water market: Key statistics 13.45-14.15 MOREAU, A. (invited) Original purity: A defining characteristic in natural mineral

waters 14.15-14.45 LACHASSAGNE P., BELEY, J.-J., BEON, O., LAFFLY, P., LE HEC, C., NORIE, C.A

(invited) (abstract #78) Guarantying the purity of Natural Mineral Water: the 20 years technical and socio-economic

Evian experience conciliating collective responsibility for environment protection, and local development

15 minutes time, free to use by session chairs 15:00 – 15:30 Coffee break Introductory keynote lectures FOR ALL THEMES Chairpersons: Patrick Lachassagne (France), Francisco Maraver (Spain), chairs 2 15.30-16.00 FÓRIZS, I., DEÁK, J., KÁRMÁN, K., SÜVEGES, M. (invited) (abstract #76) The origin of Hungarian bottled mineral waters by environmental isotopes 16.00-16.30 ZADÁK, Z., HYSPLER, R., TICHÁ, A. (invited) (abstract #74) Drinking regime and mineral deficits – a myth or a serious problem? 16.30-17.00 ROQUES, C.-F. (invited) (abstract #32) Drinking mineral waters, the actual medical benefit – data of evidence 18:00 – 19:30 WELCOME / ICEBREAKER Note that is required to register, for both participants and accompanying persons, before you attend Welcome/Icebreaker. The Welcome of participants and Icebreaker – with snacks and drinks – will take place at the Hot Spring Colonnade in the centre of the spa zone of Karlovy Vary. For the map of the location of the Hot Spring Colonnade and how to walk there from Hotel Thermal (conference venue) please refer to the next page.

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Welcome/Icebreaker on Monday 8 September, 18:00-19:30 Welcome/Icebreaker will take place at the HOT SPRING COLONNADE (in Czech language: Vřídelní kolonáda) in the centre of the spa zone of Karlovy Vary. GPS: 50°13'20.812"N, 12°52'59.207"E It is about 10 minutes’ walk from Thermal Hotel (conference venue). Follow the pedestrian zone along the river Tepla and you will see the glass walls of the Hot Spring Colonnade in front of you. The Hot Spring Colonnade is the only one with glass walls and – inside – the high Hot Water Spring (in Czech language: Vřídlo). The Vřídlo hot spring is the symbol of Karlovy Vary. Vřídlo is the only source of thermal water used for the local spa baths, shooting 72°C mineral water up to 12 metres at an average rate of 2000 litres per minute.

Here the orientation map with red marked way from Thermal Hotel to the Hot Spring Colonnade. Note: The Hot Spring Colonnade has several entrances, please look around to find the MinWat2014 banner and our hostesses, they will navigate you to the Welcome/Icebreaker area. Thank you. Important: Please wear your name badge visibly during Welcome/Icebreaker. You will receive the name badge at the conference registration in Thermal Hotel on Monday 8 September between 10.00-17.00. Only registered delegates and registered accompanying persons with name badge will be allowed to enter the Welcome/Icebreaker area. Welcome/Icebreaker is included in the registration fee for all registered delegates as well as for all registered accompanying persons. You are welcome to join the party!

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Tuesday, September 9 Registration Desk open from 8.00 till 17.00 Authors of the entire day are requested to hand in their USB memory stick with oral presentation at the registration desk during Monday. Thank you! Please put up your poster on a poster panel, if you have not yet done so. Theme B: BOTTLED WATER — MARKET AND DEMAND, HEALTH ISSUES Chairpersons: Clemens Reimann (Norway), Christian-François Roques (France), chairs 3 08.30-09.00 BUDZINSKI, H. (invited) Analysis of ultra-traces in bottled water: The risk of false positives and how to avoid them 09.00-09.30 KREUTER, U. (invited) Ensuring and maintaining the highest quality for natural mineral and spring waters 09.30-10.00 STÖRMER, A. (invited) Bottled water packaging - What about safety issues? 10.00-10.45 Coffee break POSTERS, poster authors available at their posters Theme C: BALNEOLOGY — BALNEOTHERAPY AND BALNEOTECHNICS Chairpersons: Nazim Badalov (Russia), Laurent Le Bellego (France), chairs 4 10.45-11.15 ROQUES, C.-F., HANH, T., BLIN, P., GIN, H., MOORE, N. (invited) (abstract #33) Balneotherapy for common metabolic conditions – the French experience 11.15-11.45 OHTSUKA, Y. (invited) (abstract #47) Effects of health promotion activity utilizing hot spring water on glucose metabolism and

physical fitness 11.45-12.00 MORER, C., MARAVER, F. (invited) (abstract #67) Stroke treatment in health resorts 12.00-13.30 Lunch Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT Session A.3 Typology of natural mineral waters from the regional to the continental scale, quality Chairpersons: István Fórizs (Hungary), Patrick Lachassagne (France), chairs 5 13.30-14.00 REIMANN, C., BIRKE, M., DEMETRIADES, A., BANKS, D. (invited) (abstract #14) A continental-scale survey of the geochemistry of bottled water 14.00-14.15 CARREIRA, P.M., NUNES, D., MARQUES, J.M., CARVALHO, M.R., ANTUNES DA

SILVA, M., OLIVEIRA, A.S., VIEIRA DA SILVA, A. (abstract #22) Regional spatial distribution of mineral waters (N-Portugal): an isotopic and geochemical

approach 14.15-14.30 WISHART, D.N. (abstract #45) Evaluation of mineralized waters of eastern and central Jamaica from chemometrics 14.30-14.45 PAPIĆ, P., TODOROVIĆ, M., ĆUK, M., MILOSAVLJEVIĆ, J., ŠTRBAČKI, J.,

ANDRIJAŠEVIĆ, J. (abstract #51) Hydrogeochemistry of mineral waters of Serbia 14.45-15.00 GROSSENBACHER, M., BALDERER, W., LEUENBERGER, F. (abstract #93) The Thermal spring of Bad Ragaz Switzerland: Characterisation of origin, chemical

properties and observed variations of fluorescence spectra

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15.00-15.30 Coffee break Theme B: BOTTLED WATER — MARKET AND DEMAND, HEALTH ISSUES Chairpersons: Ulrich Kreuter (Germany), Angela Störmer (Germany), chairs 6 15.30-16.00 PRUVOST, B. (invited) Bottled water packaging: Waste or resource? 16.00-16.30 BÉRIOT, N. (invited) How can bottlers promote natural mineral water? 16.30-17.00 LE BELLEGO, L. (invited) Adequate water intake: Establish dietary guidelines and promoting hydration – a public

policy perspective 18.00-22.30 Conference Dinner The conference dinner will be held in the medieval castle Loket, both outside in the inner courtyard and inside the building. It is about 25 minutes bus ride from Karlovy Vary. We recommend that you wear casual clothes. For example, jeans, sweater and sporty shoes (no high heels!) would be OK. There is a 10 minutes walk from the bus to the castle. If it looks like it might rain please bring umbrella or jacket. The buses depart at 18:00 from the Hotel Thermal (the conference venue). IMPORTANT Please bring with you the invitation card (to your name) that you have received on registration. The Conference Dinner is offered you by Danone Eaux France, a sponsor of MinWat2014.

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Wednesday, September 10 Registration Desk open from 8.00 till 17.00 Authors of the entire day are requested to hand in their USB memory stick with oral presentation at the registration desk during Tuesday. Thank you! Theme B: BOTTLED WATER — MARKET AND DEMAND, HEALTH ISSUES Chairpersons: Christian-François Roques (France), Yoshinori Ohtsuka (Japan), chairs 7 08.30-09.00 MARAVER, F., VITORIA, I., MORER, C., ARMIJO, F. (invited) (abstract #60) Calcium content of Spanish natural mineral water and effect on health 09.00-09.15 RAZOWSKA-JAWOREK, L. (abstract #7) Are bottled mineral waters in Europe liquids for hydration or sources of essential mineral nutrients for a human health? 09.15-09.30 MAKARUSHIN, A., KHOKHLOV, A. (abstract #89) The issues of claiming medicinal effect of bottled sodium-bicarbonated mineral water 09.30-09.45 VÁZQUEZ, I., CAUSAPÉ, J., AGUILERA,L., ARMIJO,F., MARAVER, F. (abstract #31) Determination of pesticides in water samples using solid phase extraction (SPE) combined

with gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS/MS) in water analysis laboratory 09.45-10.00 WU, Y., FU, CH. (abstract #26) Discussion on the quality problems of bottled water in China – Case study of Nongfu

Spring “quality crisis” 10.00-10.30 Coffee break Chairpersons: Werner Balderer (Switzerland), Clemens Reimann (Norway), chairs 8 Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT Session A.1 The need of hydrogeological integrated studies for the good knowledge, management and protection of natural mineral waters 10.30-11.00 MARÉCHAL, J.C., LACHASSAGNE, P., LADOUCHE, B., DEWANDEL, B., LANINI,

S., LE STRAT, P., PETELET-GIRAUD, E. (invited) (abstract #80) The need of a multidisciplinary approach for determining the structure and

hydrogeochemical functioning of complex sparkling natural mineral water systems: a case study from southern France

11.00-11.15 ALEXEEVA, L. ALEXEEV, S. VAKHROMEEV, A. (abstract #17) Siberian Platform hydromineral resources: an updated analysis 11.15-11.30 BLAKE, S., JONES, A.G., HENRY, T., KALSCHEUER, T. (abstract #64) A multi-disciplinary investigation of Irish warm springs and their potential for geothermal

energy provision Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT Session A.2 Protection and conservation of natural mineral water resources, quantity, quality 11.30-12.00 THOMSON, P. (invited) (abstract #58) What fracking means to the UK mineral water industry – a review 12.00-13.30 Lunch

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Chairpersons: Paul Thomson (United Kingdom), Vadim Altaev (Russia), chairs 9 Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT Session A.2 Protection and conservation of natural mineral water resources, quantity, quality 13.30-13.45 SEGUIN, J. J., BARTHELEMY, Y., CROISET, N., WASIK, D., LAFFLY, P. (abstract #83) Optimizing pumping rates at Jelesnia wellfield using groundwater flow modelling in

conjunction with contrasted hypothetic climatic scenarios Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT Session A.4 Environmental isotopes, dating tracers, and hydrogeochemical processes for characterizing natural mineral water 13.45-14.15 FRITZ, J., BALDERER, W., LEUENBERGER,F., EICHINGER, L. (invited) (abstract #92) Isotopic investigation of the origin of ammonia and nitrate in the mineral spring waters of

Scuol / Lower Engadine, South Eastern Switzerland 14.15-14.30 HENRIOT, A., BARBECOT, F., BEON, O., BRENNWALD, M.S., LACHASSAGNE,

P., LADOUCHE, B., PURTSCHERT, R., TRAVI, Y. (abstract #81) Use of several environmental dating tracers with lumped parameter models for the

understanding of complex natural mineral water systems (Evian, France, case study) 14.30-14.45 LOTTI, F., BAIOCCHI, A., PISCOPO, V. (abstract #16) Mineral waters of Castellammare di Stabia (Southern Italy): a particular case of seawater

intrusion in a carbonate aquifer 15 minutes time, free to use by session chairs 15.00-15.30 Coffee break Theme C: BALNEOLOGY — BALNEOTHERAPY AND BALNEOTECHNICS Chairpersons: Yoshinori Ohtsuka (Japan), Francisco Maraver (Spain), chairs 10 15.30-15.45 ROQUES, C.-F., DUBOIS, O. (abstract #35) Balneotherapy for anxiety and psychotropic drug withdrawal 15.45-16.00 BADALOV, N. (abstract #90) Hydrocarbonate mineral water in the treatment and prevention of the digestive diseases 16.00-16.15 STEFANOVSKI, G., POPOVIC, T., STEFANOVSKI, M. (abstract #59) The effects of sulphuric mineral water on experimental osteoporosis 16.15-16.30 MARAVER, F., CARBAJO, J.M., MORER, C., CORVILLO, I., AGUILERA, L.,

MEIJIDE, R., CARRETERO, M.I. (abstract #65) Skin effects of peloids prepared with sulphur mineral water from “Termas De Cuntis

Spa” according to their maturation time 16.30-16.45 ROQUES, C.-F., FORESTIER, R., FRANÇON, A., CHARY-VALCKENAERE, I.

(abstract #34) Balneotherapy and common musculo-skeletal conditions, data from randomised

controlled trials 16.45-17.00 JOKIĆ, A., SREMČEVIĆ, N., KARAGÜLLE, Z., JOVANOVIĆ, T. (abstract #19) Maturation of the peloid of Banje Koviljaca

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Thursday, September 11 Registration Desk open from 8.00 till 12.00 Authors of the entire day are requested to hand in their USB memory stick with oral presentation at the registration desk during Wednesday. Thank you! Chairpersons: Levan Bagdavadze (Georgia), Werner Balderer (Switzerland), chairs 11 Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT Session A.4 Environmental isotopes, dating tracers, and hydrogeochemical processes

for characterizing natural mineral water, & A.6 Regulatory and marketing issues 08.30-08.45 BABOV, K., NIKIPELOVA, E., KISILEVSKAYA, A., SOLODOVA, L.,

NIKOLENKO, S. (abstract #52) Algorithm of study of mineral waters in Ukraine 08.45-09.00 MARQUES, J.M., NEVES, M.O., MILLER, A.Z., ROCHA, C., ETIOPE, G., VANCE,

S., CHRISTENSEN, L., SUZUKI, S., CARREIRA, P.M., ANDRÉ, D., RIBEIRO DA COSTA, I., CARVALHO, M.R. (abstract #18)

A conceptual model for Cabeço de Vide mineral waters (Portugal): Abiotic methane from low temperature serpentinization as a potential analog for planetary water-rock interaction

09.00-09.15 BAUMANN, T. (abstract #28) Pesticide metabolites as tracers in deep groundwater 09.15-09.30 KATSUYAMA, M., TANI, M. (abstract #63) Isoscapes of bottled water a as tool for global groundwater resources monitoring 09.30-09.45 BONOTTO, D.M.B. (abstract #66) Radioactivity due to dissolved radium in Brazilian mineral waters 09.45-10.00 NICOLAE, L., BRATU, D., SORA, F. (abstract #38) Development and implementation of a regulatory framework in the field of classification

and assessment of resources/reserves of natural mineral water, therapeutic mineral water and geothermal water

10.00-10.30 Coffee break Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT, Session A.5 Case studies 10.30-11.00 LACHASSAGNE, P., DEWANDEL, B., BAILLY-COMTE, V., COUËFFÉ, R. LADOUCHE,

B., LANINI, S., MARECHAL, J.C., WYNS, R. (invited) (abstract #79) Role of deep fractures and ancient weathering profiles in a hard rock sparkling natural

mineral water hydrosystem 11.00-11.15 SHUGG, A., DAHLHAUS, P. (abstract #73) A model for the origin of carbonated mineral waters of Central Victoria 11.15-11.30 MARKOVIĆ, T., BOROVIĆ, S., LARVA, O. (abstract #82) Geochemical characteristics of the Daruvar thermal aquifer 11.30-11.45 MARCIN, D., KORDÍK, J., MICHALKO, J., BOTTLIK, F. (abstract #55) A new look at the hydrogeological structure of thermal waters in Piešťany Spa, Slovakia 11.45-12.00 ABRAMOV, V.YU., BOREVSKY, B.V., KHARKHORDIN, I.L. (abstract #50) Essentuky mineral water: origin and resources 12.00-12.20 Closure of the Conference 12.30-14.00 Lunch

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Poster presentations Theme A: HYDROGEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY — ORIGIN, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT KULAKOV, V.V. (abstract #6) A hydrogeological model of thermal water discharge areas in the

Russian Far East OFFODILE, M.E. (abstract #12) A review of the occurence, hydrogeological environment and

chemical characterisation of Nigeria's mineral/thermal waters BOŽÍKOVÁ, J., VANDROVÁ, G. (abstract #15) Information summary from implementation of a

borehole VLÚ-3 in hydrogeologic structure of natural healing waters in Piešťany Spa, Slovakia

LI, X., HOU, X., ZHOU, Z., LIU, L. (abstract #20) Geochemical and isotopic characterization of the thermal springs in southern Gaoligong Mountains, China

HALAJ, E. (abstract #30) Possibilities for geothermal water and energy uses from Lower Cretaceous formations in Mogilno – Łódź Trough, Poland

WACHOWICZ-PYZIK, A. (abstract #36) The main obstacles of using underground water in Poland on the examples of selected facilities

CELLE-JEANTON, H., VERNEY, N., DEVIDAL, J.L., HUNEAU, F., BARBECOT, F., GILLON, M. (abstract #37) Contribution of chemical and isotopic contents to the characterization of groundwater's circulation in a thermo-mineral system. A case study in Auvergne, Massif Central (France)

FERJAN STANIČ, T., VREČA, P., BRENČIČ, M. (abstract #44) Changes in stable isotope composition of bottled water during storage and their application in development of bottled water authentication methodology

HUNEAU, F., GIACOMINI, A., GAREL, E., JAUNAT, J., SANTONI, S., CELLE-JEANTON, H. (abstract #46) Thermal and mineral waters from the island of Corsica (France). From the hydrogeological characterization to the rebirth of the hydrothermal industry

BORODULINA, G., TOKAREV, I. (abstract #56) Ferrous and radon mineral water in Karelia THOMSON, P. (abstract #57) Regional preferences in mineralogical composition of bottled water STEFANOVSKI, M., ERCEG-RUKAVINA, T., STEFANOVSKI, G. (abstract #61) Effect of

sulfurous natural water on affected shoulder after stroke NEŠKOVIĆ, D., DRAGIŠIĆ, V., KRMPOTIĆ, M., TADIĆ, D., MITROVIĆ, V. (abstract #72)

Hydrogeological research as a basis for management and utilization of thermomineral waters in balneal therapy, recreation and tourism on the example of Ribarska Spa (Serbia)

KIM, H.CH., LEE, S.GU., KIM, T.K., YOON, Y.Y. (abstract #77) Geochemical characteristics of the Dongrae hot spring water, South Korea

HRUŠKOVÁ, L., GOLIÁŠ, V., BRUTHANS, J. (abstract #86) Research in activation processes for the origin of high radon levels in spring waters in the St. Vojtěch springs in Horní Malá Úpa (Giant Mountains): the experience with tracer tests

NAGAO, K., KIM, K.H., AHN, S.W. (abstract #88) Hydrochemistry, stable isotopes and noble gas isotopes of geothermal waters in the Bugok-Makumsan area of South Korea

GOLIÁŠ, V., HRUŠKOVÁ, L., ČERNÍK, T., BRUTHANS, J., CHURÁČKOVÁ, Z., NAKLÁDAL, P., KULA, A. (Abstract #95) Radon-chloride mineral waters from Albrechtice near Frýdlant: A new type of mineral water from Eger rift zone

ABRAMOV, V., BOREVSKIY, B., KOROSHINADZE, T. (abstract #96) Natural hydrogeological model of Borjomi carbonated mineral water deposit. New Look

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Theme B: BOTTLED WATER — MARKET AND DEMAND, HEALTH ISSUES BONOTTO, D.M.B. (abstract #68) Mineral waters: how to deal with this theme in environmental

education programs RAJCHEL, L., CZOP, M., RAJCHEL, J. (abstract #69) Occurrence of the chloride carbonated waters

in the Polish Carpathians and their balneotherapautic utilization RAJCHEL, L., RAJCHEL, J. (abstract #70) Bottling mineral waters in the area of the Poprad River

valley in the Polish Carpathians TRAPECAR, M., ŽBONTAR ZVER, L., SLAK RUPNIK, M. (abstract #87) Health benefits of

regular consumption of natural mineral rich water Radenska Classic Theme C: BALNEOLOGY — BALNEOTHERAPY AND BALNEOTECHNICS DIAZ, E., RIOS, L., MARAVER, F., CANTELI, C., REY, C. (abstract #75) Peloids use in aesthetic

medicine PAPIĆ, P., BAJIĆ, V., ISENOVIĆ, E. (abstract #84) Groundwater with glucose regulation properties

– Dia Petra, Serbia TUULIK, V.R., TAMM, M., PILLE, V., TUULIK, V., VARE, T., SAARIK, S., TINT, P., LAURI, M. (abstract #94) The effect of balneological agents on the overuse syndroms by Laser-

Doppler