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Keynotes

Workshops

Topics 1: Innovative Approaches & Methods for Environmental Sustainability

Topics 2: Environmental Risk Assessment, Bioremediation, Ecotoxicology & Environmental Safety

Topics 3: Water Resource Assessment, Planning, Protection & Management

Topics 4: Environmental Engineering & Management

Topics 5: Natural Resources (Characterization, Assessment, Management & Valorisation)

Topics 6: Intelligence Techniques in Renewable Energy (Biomass, Wind, Waste, Solar)

Topics 7: Sustainable Management of Marine Environment & Coastal Areas

Topics 8: Remote Sensing & GIS for Geo-Environmental Investigations

Topics 9: Environmental Impacts of Geo/Natural Hazards (Earthquakes, Landslides, Volcanic & Marine Hazards)

Topics 10: Environmental Health Sciences (Natural & Social Impacts on Human Health)

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

1ST EURO-MEDITERRANEAN CONFERENCEFOR ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRATION22-25 NOVEMBER 2017, SOUSSE, TUNISIA

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DAY 1 Wednesday, Nov.

22nd 2017

Time Big Hall (Keynotes & Talks)

Room 1 (Talks)

Room 2 (Talks)

Room 3 (Talks)

Room 4 (Talks)

Big Hall (Posters)

09:00~16:00 Arrival of participants / Registration 16:00~16:30 Opening

16:30~17:00 Photo session followed by a small reception

17:00~19:00

KEYNOTE 1 - Suela Kellici, UK KEYNOTE 2 - Vincenzo Naddeo, Italy KEYNOTE 3 - Chedly Tizaoui, UK KEYNOTE 4 - Mustapha Meghraoui, France

19:30~20:30 DINNER 20:30-22:00 Editorial meeting of the Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration

DAY 2 Thursday, Nov.

23rd 2017


Room 1 (Talks)

Room 2 (Talks)

Room 3 (Talks)

Room 4 (Talks)

Big Hall (Posters)

8:30~10:00 KEYNOTE 5 - Panagiotis Karanis, Germany & China KEYNOTE 6 - Maurizio Barbieri, Italy KEYNOTE 7 - Eric D. van Hullebusch, The Netherlands

10:00~10:30 COFFEE BREAK

10:30~13:00 [T4-OS1] [T6-OS1] [T8-OS1] [T9-OS1] [T10-OS1]

T1-PS1 T2-PS1 T3-PS1 T5-PS1

13:00~14:30 LUNCH

14:30~16:30

KEYNOTE 8 - José Paulo Sousa, Portugal KEYNOTE 9 - Jörg Römbke, Germany KEYNOTE 10 - Baghded Ouddane, France KEYNOTE 11 - Gilles Colinet, Belgium


17:00~19:30

KEYNOTE 12 - Barbara Koch, Germany KEYNOTE 13 - Jean-Paul Barusseau, France KEYNOTE 14 - Maria Snoussi, Morocco KEYNOTE 15 - Gil Mahé, France KEYNOTE 16 - Rachid Slimane, KSA

19:30~20:30 DINNER 20:30~20:30 Special issues’ editorial meeting

DAY 3 Friday, Nov. 24rth 2017


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Room 2 (Talks)

Room 3 (Talks)

Room 4 (Talks)

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13:00~14:30 LUNCH



17:30~18:00 COFFEE BREAK 18:00~19:00 PANEL DISCUSSION / AWARD CEREMONY / CLOSURE 19:30~20:30 DINNER 21:00~00:00 EURO-MED MUSICOLOGY / GALA

DAY 4 Saturday, Nov.

25th 2017


Room 1 (Talks)

Room 2 (Talks)

9:00~10:00 WORKSHOP 1 - E. Heggy, USA 10:00~10:30 COFFEE BREAK

10:30~11:30 WORKSHOP 2

N. Khelifi, Germany & A. Al-Amri, Saudi Arabia

WORKSHOP 4 - H. Ben Dhia, Tunisia WORKSHOP 5 - M. Ksibi, Tunisia

11:30~12:30 WORKSHOP 3 - A. Kallel, Tunisia 12:30~14:00 LUNCH 14:15~18:00 Social Program (Sightseeing Sidi Bou Said)

18:30 Departure

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Conference Organising Committee

Topic 1. Innovative Approaches & Methods for

Environmental Sustainability

• Abdeltif Amrane: Institute of Chemical Sciences of Rennes, France

• Achraf Ghorbal: ISSAT Gabes, University of Gabes, Tunisia

• Aida Kesraoui: University of Sousse, Tunisia

• Anastasios Zouboulis: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

• Bassem Jaouadi: Centre of Biotechnology of Sfax, Tunisia

• Chavalit Ratanatamskul: Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand

• Kenichi Kachiwagui: University of Tsukuba, Japan

• Michaël Badawi: Institute of Jean Barriol, University of Lorraine, France

• Moncef Khadhraoui: ISBS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Sudip Chakraborty: University of Calabria, Italy

• Suela Kellici: London South Bank University, United Kingdom

• Zouhair Ksibi: University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia

Topic 2. Environmental Risk Assessment,

Bioremediation, Ecotoxicology & Environmental

Safety

• Eric D. van Hullebusch: University of Paris Est, France

• Giulia Guerriero: Interdepartmental Research Center for Environment, Federico II University, Naples, Italy

• Imene Dridi: FST, University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia

• José Paulo F.A. de Sousa: Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal

• Lassaad Chouba: INSTM, Tunisia

• Marc Maboeta: North West University South Africa, South Africa

• Marilyne Soubrand: University of Limoges, France

• Muhd Naushad: King Saud University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

• Noureddine Soltani: Badji Mokhtar University, Annaba, Algeria

• Seref Turhan: Kastamonu Üniversitesi, Turkey

• Olfa Hentati: ISBS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Tahar Mechichi: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Yannick Mamindy-Pajany: Institut Mines Télécom (IMT) Lille Douai, France

Topic 3. Water Resource Assessment, Planning,

Protection & Management

• Abdullah Al-Ghafri: University of Nizwa, Oman

• Akissa Bahri: National Agricultural Institute of Tunisia, Tunisia

Conference Scientific Committee

Honorary ChairHamed Ben DhiaExecutive Editor-in-ChiefEuro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental IntegrationENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

General ChairMohamed KsibiManaging EditorEuro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental IntegrationDirector of the High Institute of BiotechnologyUniversity of Sfax, Tunisia

Scientific Committee ChairSami SayadiCo-Editor-in-ChiefEuro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental IntegrationDirector of the Centre of Biotechnology of Sfax University of Sfax, Tunisia

Public Relations ChairBoubakker ElleuchAdministrative EditorEuro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental IntegrationDirector of Laboratory LGEETENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

Corporate Relations ChairMongi SeffenAssociate EditorEuro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental IntegrationESSTHS, University of Sousse, Tunisia

Publications ChairNabil KhélifiSenior Publishing Editor Springer Middle East & North African ProgramSpringer, a part of Springer NatureHeidelberg, Germany

Program/Submissions ChairAmjad KallelAssistant EditorEuro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental IntegrationENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

Conference ManagerMohamed Sahbi MoallaCoordinatorEuro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental IntegrationISET, University of Sfax, Tunisia

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• Baghded Ouddane: University of Sciences & Technology, Lille1, France

• Dario Omanovic: Ruder Boskovic Institute, Croatia

• Elias Salameh: University of Jordan, Amman

• Giovana Almeida: University of Antwerp, Belgium

• Helder I. Chaminé: School of Engineering (ISEP), Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal

• Irie Mitsuteru: Miyazaki University, Japan

• Laila Mandi: CNEREE, Marrakech, Morocco

• Maurizio Barbieri: Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

• Mohamed Abdulrazzak: Taibah University, Saudi Arabia

• Nachida Kasbadji Merzouk: UDES, Tipasa, Algeria

• Ozgur Kisi: Ilia State University, Georgia

• Teresa A P Rocha-Santos: Aveiro University, Portugal

Topic 4. Environmental Engineering & Management

• Abderrahim Choukchou-Braham: University of A. Belkaid, Algeria

• Chedly Tizaoui: College of Engineering, Swansea University, UK

• Latifa Bousselmi: Centre de Recherches et des Technologies des Eaux (CERTE), Tunisia

• Maki Tsujimura: University of Tsukuba, Japan

• Monem Kallel: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Neşe Tüfekci: Istanbul University, Turkey

• Nicolas Roche: University of Aix-Marseille, France

• Roman Tandlich: Faculty of Pharmacy, Rhodes University, South Africa

• Salem Bouri: FSS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Sandeep Panda: Suleyman Demirel University, Engineering Faculty, Turkey

• Sven-Uwe Geissen: Technical University Berlin, Germany

• Vincenzo Naddeo: University of Salerno, Italy

Topic 5. Natural Resources (Characterization,

Assessment, Management & Valorisation)

• Abdelfatteh Omri: King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia

• Abdelmjid Abourriche: University Hassan II, Casablanca, Morocco

• Ali Sdiri: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Gil Mahé: IRD Montpellier, France

• Gilles Colinet: University of Liège, Belgium

• Habib Abida: FSS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Jordan Vidal, Manuel Miguel: Universidad Miguel Hernández, Spain

• Marco Lauteri: Istituto di Biologia Agroambientale e Forestale, Italy

• Masamoto Tafu: National Institute of Technology, Toyama College, Japan

• Mokhtar Guizani: Hokkaido University, Japan

• Mounir Medhioub: FSS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Rishikesh Singh: Banaras Hindu University, India

Topic 6. Intelligence Techniques in Renewable

Energy (Biomass, Wind, Waste, Solar)

• Alexander P. Mathews: Kansas State University, USA

• Ali-Akbar Sabziparvar: Faculty of Agriculture, Hamedan, IRAN

• Brigitte Kempter-Regel: Fraunhofer Institut für Grenzflächen- und Bioverfahrenstechnik IGB, Germany

• Cherif Ould Lahoucine: University of Guelma, Algeria

• Elio Giamello: Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy

• Fausto Pedro Garcia Marquez: ETSI Industriales, Universidad Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

• Francisco Javier Navas Pineda: Universidad de Cádiz, Spain

• Mohammed Abdul Rasheed: Gujarat Energy Research and Management Institute (GERMI), India

• Rachid B. Slimane: Gas Techn. Instit., IL, USA / SABIC T&I, Riyad, Saudi Arabia

Topic 7. Sustainable Management of Marine

Environment & Coastal Areas

• Jean-Paul Barusseau: University Via Domitia, France

• Jesús Cisneros Aguirre: University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain

• José Luís Pinho: University of Minho, Portugal

• khalid Elkalay: Cadi Ayyad University, Essaouira, Morocco

• Laurent Dezileau: University of Montpellier, France

• Marc Tedetti: IRD–Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography, France

• Maria Snoussi: IRD, France & University Mohammed V, Morocco

• Moncef Boukthir: IPEI Tunis, Tunisia

• Oula Amrouni: INSTM, Tunis, Tunisia

• Wolfgang Cramer: CNRS, IRD, University of Avignon, France

Topic 8. Remote Sensing & GIS for Geo-Environmental

Investigations

• Abdelazim Negm: Zagazig University, Egypt

• Abdelwaheb Aydi: FSB, University of Carthage, Tunisia

• Barbara Koch: University of Freiburg, Germany

• Ibrahim Ozdemir: University, Faculty of Forestry, Turkey

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• Ismail Rakip Karas: Karabuk University, Faculty of Engineering, Turkey

• Maria Teresa Melis: University of Cagliari, Italy

• Moncef Bouaziz: Technische Universität Dresden, Germany

• Nilanchal Patel: Birla Institute of Technology Mesra, India

• Pierre-Louis Frison: University of Paris-Est-Marne, France

• Yuji Murayama: University of Tsukuba, Japan

Topic 9. Environmental Impacts of Geo/Natural

Hazards (Earthquakes, Landslides, Volcanic & Marine

Hazards)

• Abdessalem El Ghali: FSB, University of Carthage, Tunisia

• Abdullah Al-Amri: King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

• Andrei Bala: National Institute for Earth Physics, Romania

• Assia Harbi: Centre of Research of Astronomy, Algeria

• Biswajeet Pradhan: University Putra, Malaysia

• Hakim Gabtni: Centre de Recherches et des Technologies des Eaux (CERTE), Tunisia

• Imen Hamdi Nasr: FSB, University of Carthage, Tunisia

• Ismail Trabelsi: Centre de Recherches et des Technologies des Eaux (CERTE), Tunisia

• Mustapha Meghraoui: University of Strasbourg, France

• Rihab Hadji: University of Farhat Abbas, Setif, Algeria

• Samir Bouaziz: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Settimio Ferlisi: University of Salerno, Italy

• Zakaria Hamimi: Benha University, Egypt

Topic 10. Environmental Health Sciences (Natural & Social Impacts on Human Health)

• Damiano Gustavo Mita: Institute of Genetics and Biophysics, Naples, Italy

• Imed Gargouri: Faculty of Medicine, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Madhi Jaghbir: University of Jordan, Jordan

• Mustapha Hasnaoui: University of Sultan Moulay Slimane, Morocco

• Panagiotis Karanis: Qinghai University, Germany & China

• Ridha Mzoughi: LRHSP, Tunisia

• Souad A. Benromdhane: HEID, OAQPS, U.S. EPA, USA

Local Organization Committee

Springer Support Team

• Aiman Medhioub: FLSHS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Amina Othmani: ESSTHS, University of Sousse,Tunisia

• Bassem Barkaoui: ESSTHS, University of Sousse,Tunisia

• Cherif Moslah: LGEET, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Dhouha Mabrouk: FLSHS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Farah Bouhamed: FSG, University of Gabes, Tunisia

• Jihed El Horchani: ESSTHS, University of Sousse,Tunisia

• Latifa Morgène: ESSTHS, University of Sousse,Tunisia

• Mabrouk Eloussaief: FSS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Mehdi Nafa: University of Badji Mokhtar-Annabaa, Algeria

• Mohamed Sahbi Moalla: ISET, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Moheddine Traoé: ESSTHS, University of Sousse,Tunisia

• Mongi Felhi: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Oula Amrouni: INSTM, Tunis, Tunisia

• Rihab El Beji: ESSTHS, University of Sousse,Tunisia

• Salsabil Trigui: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Senda Ben Jmaa: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Sirine Bouguerra: LGEET, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Yasmine Bacha: FLSHS, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Zied Marzouki: LGEET, University of Sfax, Tunisia

• Christian Witschel: Editorial Director, Springer, Germany

• Deidre Hudson Reuss: Senior Marketing Manager, Springer, Germany

• Doerthe Mennecke-Buehler: Book Production Coordinator, Springer, Germany

• Helen Rachner: Editorial Assistant, Springer, Germany

• Lenore Grenzdoerfer: Design Coordinator, Design & Media Production, Springer, Germany

• Nabil Khelifi: Senior Publishing Editor / Manager MENA Publishing Program, Springer, Germany

• Reyhaneh Majidi: Editorial Assistant, Springer, Germany

• Stephanie Lombardo: Multimedia Coordinator, Springer, USA





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KEYNOTES

• KEYNOTE 1 - Suela Kellici, UK: New Pathways in the Synthesis of 2-Dimensional Materials

• KEYNOTE 2 - Vincenzo Naddeo, Italy: Wastewater treatment and energy production through electro membrane bioreactors

• KEYNOTE 3 - Chedly Tizaoui, UK: Novel ozone oxidation process for emerging contaminants removal in water

• KEYNOTE 4 - Mustapha Meghraoui, France: Earthquake faulting and their implications for the Seismic hazard Assessment along the Plate Boundary in North Africa

• KEYNOTE 5 - Panagiotis Karanis, Germany & China: Cryptosporidium: waterborne and foodborne transmission and worldwide outbreaks

• KEYNOTE 6 - Maurizio Barbieri, Italy: Hydrogeochemical assessment of groundwater quality. A case study of a wetland system in central Italy

• KEYNOTE 7 - Eric D. van Hullebusch, The Netherlands: Remediation of selenium contaminated wastewater

• KEYNOTE 8 - José Paulo Sousa, Portugal: New Challenges for the Ecological Risk Assessment of Plant Protection Products to soil organisms in the EU

• KEYNOTE 9 - Jörg Römbke, Germany: Environmental Risk Assessment of Pesticides in Soil: Does it have to be different in different Regions?

• KEYNOTE 10 - Baghded Ouddane, France: Implications of sulphide on trace metal pollution mobility in sediment

• KEYNOTE 11 - Gilles Colinet, Belgium: Services and dysservices of collective gardens in urban areas: a soil perspective

• KEYNOTE 12 - Barbara Koch, Germany: Geodata the tool for environmental and sustainable spatial planning

• KEYNOTE 13 - Jean-Paul Barusseau, France: Evolution of GSDs in the coastal zone, new insights

• KEYNOTE 14 - Maria Snoussi, Morocco: Can ICZM help the resilience of disappearing beaches in the face of climate change?

• KEYNOTE 15 - Gil Mahé, France: Assessment of the impact of dams on river regimes, sediment transports to the sea, and coastal changes

• KEYNOTE 16 - Rachid Slimane, KSA: R&D for Clean Energy Production Through Responsible Utilization of Various Feedstocks Including Coal, Biomass, and Hydrocarbons

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Dr Suela Kellici is Senior Lecturer and head of the Nano2D group at London South Bank University (LSBU) [www.nano2d.co.uk]. Dr Kellici is an expert in innovative green supercritical fluid technologies and materials chemistry. She has a degree in Chemistry and PhD in Materials Chemistry (both from Queen Mary University of London). She then worked (3 years) on a successful EPSRC funded project at University College London, where she made extensive scientific contributions in combinatorial synthesis of nanomaterials. Dr Kellici sits on the Editorial Board for the Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration, she is Postgraduate Research Director for her School, Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and coordinator of outreach and PhD students related activities within LSBU and externally. Dr Kellici has been awarded several prizes for her work as well as recipient of financial awards from various funding bodies. The research in her group is focused in designing and discovering advanced functional nanomaterials (3D,2D, 1D and 0D) using a target-oriented approach and technologies that provide effective solutions for energy, biomedical and environmental applications.

Dr. Naddeo is associate professor at Department of Civil Engineering of the University of Salerno (Italy) where he drives research activities at the Sanitary Environmental Engignerig Division (SEED). He was visiting professor at University of Washington (2009) and Yamaguchi Uniersity (2016) as well as visiting scientist at different foreign research institutions where he collaborated with high-ranking professors.

He is Associate Editor of the Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration (Springer) and co-founding Chair of the conference series WaterEnergyNEXUS. He presently serves on the editorial board of several ISI journals including Scientific Reports (Nature Research), Heliyon (Elsvevier), Cogent Engineering (Cogent OA by Taylor & Francis Group) and Water (MDPI) and he is actively involved in a variety of scientific organizations, funding agencies, and European networks.

His research focuses on water/wastetater treatment, characterization and control of environmental odors and environmental impact assessment (EIA). He developed advanced biological processes for wastewater treatment and control of emerging contaminants, novel ultrasound-based technological processes for the treatment of environmental matrices (solid, liquid and gaseous) and biotechnologies for water re-use and simultaneous energy savind and production.In addition to the topics listed above, dr. Naddeo has published works on membrane bioreactors (MBRs), water/wastewater disinfection and disinfection by-products (DBPs), Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOPs), river water quality characterization, remediation of contaminated soil and marine sediments, management and treatment of the organic fraction of solid waste, strategic environmental assessment (SEA) and recently on environmental technologies for the sustainable development of smart cities.

At the Department of Civil Enginering dr. Naddeo teach the followinf coureses: «Environmental Impact Assessment», «Energy and Environmental Sustainability», «Pollution phenomena and control of environmental quality» and «Wastewater treatment plants».

He is the coordinator of international and national research projects, supervisor of PhD students and member in scientific boards of several national and international conferences where often was invited as plenary or keynote speaker. Dr. Naddeo has (co-)authored over 150 refereed publications in ISI journals, congress proceedings and book volumes. He is co-editor of the book Odour Impact Assessment Handbook (John Wiley & Sons) as well as editor of several italian books. He holds 4 patents on water and wastewater treatments by sonolisys and 1 patent on novel electronic nose (e.Nose).

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Vincenzo Naddeo, Italy: Wastewater treatment and energy production through electromembrane bioreactors

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Dr Chedly Tizaoui, CEng, FIChemE, FHEA is an Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering at the College of Engineering, Swansea University, United Kingdom. Dr Tizaoui obtained his first degree in Chemical Engineering (6-year path) from ENIG, Gabes Tunisia, his MSc from INP Toulouse France and his PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Bradford UK. His research interests include water and wastewater treatment, advanced oxidation processes (AOPs), ozonation, separation technologies, and emerging contaminants. He is currently leading several research projects aiming to develop novel water and wastewater treatment technologies using non-thermal plasma, hybrid ozone/membranes, polymeric membranes impregnated with functionalised graphene, and novel materials for passive sampling and environmental analysis of emerging contaminants. Throughout his academic career, Dr Tizaoui has devoted himself to research and scholarly activities and has played a significant role in contributing towards various collaborative research programmes in the field of water and wastewater treatment processes. He has supervised significant number of PhD and Postdoc researchers to a successful completion and has published extensively in peer reviewed journals and international conferences as well as authoring technical reports for several organisations. His research into water treatment technologies has been funded by major funding bodies including the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, Royal Society, Royal Academy of Engineering and industry. He has been the head of the Chemical and Environmental Engineering Portfolio at Swansea University, a core member of the Heads of UK Chemical Engineering, and core member of the UK Institution of Chemical Engineering’s Research Committee. He is member of the International Ozone Association and member of the EU PhD School of Advanced Oxidation Processes. Given his international expertise in ozone and water treatment technologies, he has recently organised the 2016 EA3G international conference on ozone and advanced oxidation for the water-energy-food-health nexus. He sits on the editorial boards of a number of peer-reviewed scientific journals and been a reviewer for many international funding bodies and has recently edited a special issue for the international journal of Ozone: Science and Engineering.

Dr. Meghraoui completed his Ph.D. (1988) at the University of Paris XI-Orsay (France) on the Seismotectonics and Paleoseismology of the Tell Atlas in Algeria. He is a senior scientist at the “Institut de Physique du Globe” at the University of Strasbourg (France). His working group has achieved major strides, releasing pioneering studies on the identification of active faults in intraplate Europe and interplate major continental active faults. They have developed paleoseismic studies in regions with fast active deformation and large earthquakes, and in regions with low-level seismicity in Europe. In particular, and for nearly 20 years now, the combination of micro-topography, shallow geophysics and trenching in active faulting studies has led to the group producing numerous peer-reviewed publications and internationally recognized research papers (ca. 90 articles in ISI-JCR journals, 2500 citations). These contributions focus on the development of paleoseismic and archeoseismic studies and earthquake geology in different tectonic domains (North African Atlas, North and East Anatolian fault, and Dead Sea fault), and on the comparison between regions with slow active deformation and regions with fast seismic slip release. Furthermore, their research focuses on the development of a conceptual framework to deepen our understanding of long-term faulting behavior in earthquake-prone regions, and on studies of faults in regions with the potential for large or moderate earthquakes and related physical characteristics. Dr. Meghraoui has contributed to many international scientific projects, supervised 12 Ph.D. theses and coordinated several European and international (UNESCO) projects. He has served as an editorial board member for the Annals of Geophysics and Natural Hazards journals. He is currently an Associate Editor of the Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration (Springer). In 2016 Dr. Meghraoui joined the AJGS as an Associate Editor responsible for evaluating submissions in the fields of Earthquake Geology, Paleoseismology, Archeoseismology, Seismotectonics and Neotectonics.

Chedly Tizaoui, UK: Novel ozone oxidation process for emerging contaminants removal in water

Mustapha Meghraoui, France: Earthquake faulting and their implications for the Seismic hazardAssessment along the Plate Boundary in North Africa

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Professor Panagiotis Karanis obtained his PhD in Parasitology from Bonn University. Following post-doctoral research activities in Germany, Greece, Australia, Japan, Kanada, Thailand and China he has been working in the field of medical, epidemiological and molecular Parasitology, in particular waterborne parasitic diseases taken into account both the pathogen and the disease. He completed his habilitation at Bonn Medical School in Germany and got professorships in Japan (Obihiro University, National Research Center for Protozoan Diseases), Germany (Cologne Medical School) and China (Qinghai University). He has an outstanding academic background, excellent publication record with 110 original articles in journals related to Parasitology and Tropical Diseases. He has significant teaching experiences in the fields of Medical Parasitology, Tropical Diseases, human Macro-Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, Histology. He has authored a couple of book chapters in the “Lexikon der Infektionskrankheiten” (in German), in “The Encyclopedia of Environmental Health” and he is Editor of two international peer review Journals (Journal of Water and Health, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health). • His worldwide research activities focused on the diagnosis and control of waterborne, foodborne and vectorborne parasitic diseases including the development of diagnostic assays useful for basic and clinical platforms in the field of biomedicine. He was the main speaker for the Nobel-Days-Lecture during the Nobel-Days-Festivities at the Örebro University in Sweden in December 10th, 2012, focused on Malaria vaccine development.• Professor Karanis is an influential and most prominent Greek Parasitologist, having had fundamental role in triggering the interest of the German, Greek, Japanese, and Chinese governments for research contributions on parasitic diseases and their control in many countries. He founded the German-Greek Academy for Biomedicine in 2000 and he is looking forward to make the best use of existing skills and experiences and to provide worldwide opportunities for further responsibility and professional development on diagnostic assays for next generation biosensors and bio-detection techniques to control pathogens and most important infectious diseases.•He was invited in 2014 to work for the Chinese Government as an invited Expert in the Platform of ‘The One Thousand Talents Program’ established by the Government of China to recruit highly skilled university professors and researchers to China. In the following report we summarized research activities, facts and trends for the period 16.06.2014-17.06.2017.

Panagiotis Karanis, Germany & China: Cryptosporidium: waterborne and foodborne transmissionand worldwide outbreaks

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Dr. Barbieri holds a degree in Geological Sciences (1994) and a Ph.D. degree in Earth Sciences (1998) from Sapienza University of Rome (Italy). He is currently Associate Professor of Environmental Geoche-mistry and Hydrogeochemistry at Sapienza University of Rome (Italy). His current research focuses on the application of the geochemistry methodologies in the characterization of environmental problems. In particular, he studied the distribution of elements and isotopes in the Earth systems with empha-sis on the use abundances and isotopic ratios in defining the interaction between different reservoirs (mantle, crust, atmosphere ad hydrosphere). He has also related interests in environmental geoche-mistry and Health studying the role of toxic trace elements (e.g. As, B and Hg), deriving from hydrogeochemical anomalies of natural origin, and on water quality. He is an Environmental Advisor (Hydrogeochemistry) for the International Project (2016-2019) SECOSUD II – Conservation and equitable use of biological diversity in the SADC region. The project is financed by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation and implemented through Eduardo Mondlane University, SouthAfrican National Park and Sapienza University of Rome. He was a Scientific Coordinator (2014–2016) for the Geochemical model of the Vico Lake (Central Italy), with particular regard to environmental arsenic (Client: Regional Agency for Environmental Protection of Lazio), and a Scientific coordinator for the Water Unit of the International Project (2012–2014): Institutional Support to the management of Protected Areas in Albania funding from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). In 2017 Dr. Barbieri joined the AJGS as an Associate Editor responsible for evaluating submissions in the fields of Environmental Geochemistry and Hydrogeochemistry/Water Quality.

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Eric D. van Hullebusch received his PhD (Aquatic Chemistry and Microbiology) from Universite de Li-moges (France) in 2002. His PhD research focused on the study of the fate, mobility and environmental impact of metals (copper and aluminium) used for the chemical treatment of eutrophic lakes. From No-vember 2002 until October 2004 he was a Marie Curie Postdoctoral fellow at Wageningen University (the Netherlands) where his research focused on the optimization of anaerobic granular sludge reac-tors by studying the speciation, bioavailability and dosing strategies of trace metals. In November 2004 he became assistant professor at Université de Limoges (France) and in September 2005, he was ap-pointed as associate professor in biogeochemistry of engineered ecosystems at Université Paris-Est (France).In March 2012, Eric van Hullebusch obtained his Habilitation qualification in Environmental Sciences from Université Pa-ris-Est. The title of his Habilitation thesis is “Biofilms in the environment: from anaerobic wastewater treatment to material bioweathering”.

In September 2016, he joined IHE Delft as chair professor in Environmental Science and Technology.Eric van Hullebusch has a significant experience in teaching at MSc level mainly in environmental chemistry, biogeoche-mistry, environmental geochemistry, environmental microbiology, biological wastewater treatment and biological organic waste treatment.

Before joining IHE Delft, his research activities mainly focused on the three following topics:Study of metals and metalloids biogeochemistry in engineered ecosystems (e.g. bioreactors) mainly dedicated to wastewa-ter treatment for pollution control and resource recovery, Investigation of the role of living organisms on the weathering of materials and minerals (concrete materials, metal sulfides and wastes such as metallurgical wastes for resource recove-ry,....), Soil remediation (advanced oxidation processes, combination of soil washing and bioremediation).

Eric van Hullebusch has been involved in several international projects. From September 2010 until August 2014 he was coordinator of the IRSES FP7 EU project MINPOLLCONTROL (Mining wastes bio/weathering, pollution control and monito-ring) involving IHE Delft and two Brazilian partners.

Also, he has been lately involved in the coordination of 2 joint PhD programmes. The Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate ETeCoS3 (The Environmental Technologies for Contaminated Solids, Soils and Sediments) and the Marie Sklodowska-Curie - ITN European Joint Doctorate ABWET (Advanced Biological Waste-to-Energy Technologies).Eric van Hullebusch has published about 170 peer-reviewed papers since 2002 (h-index 29 and about 2700 citations – Source Scopus).

His main current research interests are focusing on developing ecotechnologies together with the members of his chair group:1. Natural systems for the treatment of, and resource recovery from, domestic waste water, with an emphasis on nutrient cycles and related biological processes;2. Solid organic waste management and resource recovery (bioenergy, biochar, compost, gas treatment)3. Solid hazardous waste management and resource recovery (critical elements selective recovery)

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José Paulo Sousa, Professor at the Department of Life Sciences – University of Coimbra (UC), and a senior researcher at CFE-Centre for Functional Ecology. With over 140 papers published in indexed journals, he has been developing research on soil ecology and soil ecotoxicology. On soil ecology, his activities are focused on studying changes on soil biodiversity patterns (using soil invertebrates and trait based approaches) to assess changes in soil quality derived from changes in land-use and landscape fragmentation in agricultural and forest systems. More recently he has been interested in evaluating effects of extreme climatic events on soil organisms and service provision in agro-forest systems (in Mediterranean and sub-tropical systems). Regarding soil ecotoxicology, he has been working mainly in the Mediterranean region and the tropics (mainly Brazil) to assess effects of chemical substances (mainly pesticides) and wastes and to integrate in ERA schemes of contaminated soils. Current interests include assessing landscape resilience towards habitat change and pesticide use regarding biodiversity and service provision, especially pollination and pest control in Mediterranean systems and evaluating interaction between climate change and pesticide use on soil communities and service provisioning. He is a member of several European Workgroups responsible for the elaboration of test guidelines with soil invertebrates, published by ISO and OECD. Since 2009 is an external expert of the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) attached to the Scientific Panel for Pesticides, being involved in the elaboration of the new technical guidance documents for pesticide registration in Europe. Since 2014 he has been appointed head of the thematic panel for Pesticides and GMOs for the Portuguese Food Safety Agency (ASAE). Besides doing active research, he is also involved in consulting involving both prospective (for Portuguese paper industry and Shell Thiogro) and retrospective risk assessment (for PETROBRÁS) activities.

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José Paulo Sousa, Portugal: New Challenges for the Ecological Risk Assessment of PlantProtection Products to soil organisms in the EU

Dr. Römbke has a Ph.D. and a Diploma in Biology from the University of Frankfurt a.M.. In 1994, he co-founded ECT Oekotoxikologie GmbH (located in Flörsheim/Germany) as a private contract research laboratory, where he is still one of two Managing Directors. Dr. Römbke is responsible for ecotoxico-logical effect and fate tests as well as the environmental risk assessment of chemicals (pesticides, heavy metals, or pharmaceuticals) working both for chemical industry and for national and interna-tional governmental authorities. He has published about 150 papers in indexed journals. Dr. Römbke is specialized in the taxonomy, biogeography and ecology of soil fauna, in particular Oligochaeta such as earthworms and Enchytraeidae. He is involved in several ecological and ecotoxicological field studies in Germany, other European countries, Brazil (Amazonas, Parana) and North Africa, most recently the EU-FP7 project EcoFINDERS. He is es-pecially interested in the development and standardization of ecotoxicological test methods as well as in the international harmonization of methods for biological soil monitoring, serving e.g. as chair of ISO TC 190/SC4 (the committee responsible for biological methods).

Jörg Römbke, Germany: Environmental Risk Assessment of Pesticides in Soil: Does it have to be different in different Regions?

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Baghdad OUDDANE is Full Professor of Environmental and Water Chemistry in Lille University (France), he has obtained his PhD in 1990 and his HDR (Higher Degree by Research) in 1997 at Lille University. Lecturer (1992-2003) and Full Professor at Lille1 University since 2003, he was the team Leader of the group Marine and Analytical Chemistry (UMR 8217 CNRS- Lille 1) consisting of 20 persons (10 permanent and 10 PhD students). He is the responsible of a Master «Water Treatment» in Lille University. Elected member of the National Universities Commission (CNU section 32), elected member in academic council of Lille1 University and an elected member of the Council of the Chemistry Department. His research activity covers a broad spectrum of environmental studies of the speciation of trace metals in natural waters and sediments, studies of biogeochemical processes in aquatic environments (rivers, canals and coastal areas), development of new analytical methods as a tool for monitoring environmental processes. He has supervised more than 20 graduation courses MASTER and 25 PhD. He has published 128 publication in international journals and more than 170 communications in national and international conferences, co-authors of four books chapter (two popular sciences)”. He is Research project evaluator at the French Research Funding Agency (ANR), participation in several thesis committees as examiner or president in French and foreign universities. Occasional referee for several international journals in the field of environment (Chemosphere, Environmental Science & Technology, Environmental Pollution, Biogeochemistry, Journal of Environmental Monitoring, AAS Journal, Water Research, Separation Science and Technology). He has organized several seminars and International Conference in the field of Water Chemistry and Water Treatment.

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GILLES COLINET (Belgian, born in 1967) is assistant professor in Liege University (Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech). He was graduated as Engineer in agronomy, with a specialisation in Soil Science, in 1991. Its professional carrer begins with a two-year cooperation work in Mali, a few month of research in Liege University dedicated to modeling the global carbon cycle and two years of technical and administrative support on GIS and databases to the Agriculture General Direction of the European Commission. In 1997, he comes back to Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech as a research and teaching assistant under the supervision of Professor Laurent Bock. The title of the PhD (in french) was: « Metallic trace elements in soils: Contribution to knowledge of the factors of their spatial distribution in the belgian silt loess » (defense in 2003).

After studying the natural background, he focussed his researches about trace elements on the relationships between soil, water and plants –the bioavailability an mobility of elements- and mapping in contaminated environments, among which the calaminary sites in Belgium and the copper ecosystems in Katanga.

Simultaneously, Gilles Colinet developped research about (1) risks of contaminations of the food chain in urban gardens, management and rehabilitation of brownfields and soil remediation, (2) monitoring of soil quality in croplands and forests in relationship with the quality of hydrosphere (nitrate, phosphorus, pesticides...) and (3) the integretaion of digital soil maps and point databases to build soil reference systems in Southern Belgium. Gilles Colinet teaches applied soil science in the Liege University for bioengineers, geologists and geographs, as well as in specialized master degrees. He also coordinates a formation about the management of polluted sites in continuing edu-cation.

Gilles Colinet has supervised numerous master thesis in Belgium and overseas, seven PhD – plus seven others at present time- and twenty or so research projects in Belgium, Democratic republic of Congo, Morocco, Burkina Faso, China, Philip-pines, and Bolivia.

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Gilles Colinet, Belgium: Services and dysservices of collective gardens in urban areas: a soil perspective

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Barbara Koch started her academic career with the university degree (Diplom) in Forest Sciences in 1982 at the research institute for Landscape Planning and Nature Conservation at the Ludwigs-Maxi-milians University in Munich (Germany). She worked as researcher at the Albert-Ludwigs-University and Technical University of Munich in close co-operation with the German Space Research Center in Oberpfaffenhofen. In 1994 she became full professor at the Albert-Ludwig University of Freiburg for Remote Sensing and Landscape Information Systems. Her research was always multi-disciplinary and international oriented and focused on remote sensing and geodata modelling for various applications. She became the first dean of the Faculty of Environment and Natural Resources. Besides her engagement in a number of university boards she is today Dean of Studies at the Faculty and member of the Senate of the University. In addition she is head of the Steinbeis FeLis a unit in the Steinbeis company to bring research into applications. As director of the Centre of Renewable Energies and leader of the “Sustainability and Transformation Platform”, she gained deep insight of societal and professional requirements. Over the past years, she became more and more engaged in strategic science management responsible for the development of research and education programmes.

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Barbara Koch, Germany: Geodata the tool for environmental and sustainable spatial planning

Dr. Jean-Paul Barusseau is attached to the center of education, training and research on marine environments (CEFREM). He is a geologist sedimentologist, specialized in studies of the coastal zone. His interest is directed towards the history of these environments during the Late Quaternary, especially the second half of the Holocene, and their dynamic evolution in the Recent with a particular interest in the issue of sandy coast erosion. His work has been conducted in France (Bay of Biscay, Gulf of Lions) and Africa, particularly in Senegal and Mauritania. In Senegal, his work has concerned the Petite Côte, the post-dam evolution of Senegal River Valley and the Saloum river delta; in 2007-2009 he participated in the revision of the geological map, such as 1/200000 sheets of the river valley and 1/50000 sheets of the Petite Côte (PASMI program). In Mauritania, he participated in the study of the Banc d’Arguin area in order to present a land-sea continuum of the coastal sedimentary unit evolution, from the coastal plain to the marine basin during the Late Holocene (PACOBA program). He is member of the Scientific Council of the PNBA. His work provided 156 publications. He was the director of 12 Ph.D. theses.

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Maria Snoussi is a Senior Professor at Mohammed V University in Rabat (Morocco). She is the first non-French personality elected President of the Scientific Council of the Research Institute for Development (IRD). Prof. Snoussi is also a member of the Steering Committee of Mediterranean Experts on Environ-mental and Climate Change (MedECC), and Chair of the MedWet/STN Specialist Group on Wetlands and Climate Change; she was also, among others, member of the Scientific Steering Committee of the IOC / UNESCO Global Ocean Observing System, Chair of the Coastal Systems Committee at CIESM, and member of the IGCP / UNESCO Scientific Board. She is (has been) also a partner / leader in several na-tional, European and international projects and a consultant for UNEP, IOC, IUCN and WWF.

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Maria Snoussi, Morocco: Can ICZM help the resilience of disappearing beaches in the face of climate change?

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Dr. Gil Mahé: Research Director at the Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD). He is an hy-droclimatologist specialized on West and Central Africa and Maghreb, PhD of the Faculty of Sciences of Paris XI, on the topic of African discharges to the ocean and links with climate and ocean variability, and HDR of the Montpellier University on the topic of Relationships between man, environment and water resources in Africa and climate change. He received the “Georges Hachette Award” from the Société de Géographie de Paris for his PhD work published by ORSTOM. He is responsible for the FRIEND pro-gram UNESCO. International Hydrological Program, and coordinator of the MEDFRIEND program for the Mediterranean. He is the President of the International Commission of Surface Water of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences, and member of the Scientific Commission of the International Sediment Initiative and of the Large River Initiative (UNESCO). He is member of the pedagogical team of the Master GOES of the University Mohammed V of Rabat, and associate member of the Research Center on “Water, Natural Resources, Environment and Sustainable Deve-lopment” of the University of Rabat. He is responsible for two research programs in Tunisia PHC/RYSCMED and in Morocco PHC/CASBA. He also participates in two research programs in Algeria and in Gabon/Congo. He has been elected member of the Specialists Commission n°36 at the University of Montpellier, and spent 13 years at IRD Specialists or partnership Commissions. He has been for 5 years team leader of the Water team of the IGCP/International Geological Program of UNESCO, and he is member of the Scientific Commission of the program “Abandonned Mines » of IGCP/Swedish funds. He has been member of the UNESCO expert group on the impact of land cover changes on hydrological regimes. He has been a 6-year Associated Editor of Hydrological Sciences Journal, and he is currently Associate Editor of Ecohydrology and Hydrobiology/Elsevier » and of « Climatologie » AIC journal. He is responsible for the conference cycle on the “hydrology of African Large river basins” UNESCO/IAHS, started in 2015, and scientific editor of numerous special issues of journals and books. He is teaching since several years in Maghreb Universities and High Schools an initiation to bibliometry, to master and doctorate students and researchers.

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Gil Mahé, France: Assessment of the impact of dams on river regimes, sediment transports tothe sea, and coastal changes

Baghdad OUDDANE is Full Professor of Environmental and Water Chemistry in Lille University (France), he has obtained his PhD in 1990 and his HDR (Higher Degree by Research) in 1997 at Lille University. Lecturer (1992-2003) and Full Professor at Lille1 University since 2003, he was the team Leader of the group Marine and Analytical Chemistry (UMR 8217 CNRS- Lille 1) consisting of 20 persons (10 permanent and 10 PhD students). He is the responsible of a Master «Water Treatment» in Lille Uni-versity. Elected member of the National Universities Commission (CNU section 32), elected member in academic council of Lille1 University and an elected member of the Council of the Chemistry Depart-ment. His research activity covers a broad spectrum of environmental studies of the speciation of trace metals in natural waters and sediments, studies of biogeochemical processes in aquatic environments (rivers, canals and coastal areas), development of new analytical methods as a tool for monitoring environmental processes. He has supervised more than 20 graduation courses MASTER and 25 PhD. He has published 128 publication in international journals and more than 170 communications in national and international conferences, co-authors of four books chapter (two popular sciences)”. He is Research project evaluator at the French Research Funding Agency (ANR), participation in several thesis committees as examiner or president in French and foreign universities. Occasional referee for several international journals in the field of environment (Chemosphere, Environmental Science & Technology, Environmental Pollution, Biogeochemistry, Journal of Environmental Monitoring, AAS Journal, Water Research, Separation Science and Technology). He has organized several seminars and International Conference in the field of Water Chemistry and Water Treatment.

Rachid Slimane, KSA: R&D for Clean Energy Production Through Responsible Utilization of Various Feedstocks Including Coal, Biomass, and Hydrocarbons

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Essam Heggy is a Planetary Scientist at the Viterbi School of Engineering in the University of Southern California and a ROSETTA Co-Investigator at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Heggy obtained both Master and PhD in Astronomy and Astrophysics with a major in Space and Planetary sciences respectively in 1999 and 2002 with distinguished honours from the Sorbonne-UPMC Paris University in France. His research interests in space and planetary geophysics aims to understand water and ice distributions in Earth arid regions, Mars, the Moon, Icy satellites and Near Earth Objects. His research involves probing structural, hydrological and volcanic elements in terrestrial and planetary environments using different types of radar imaging and sounding techniques as well as measuring the electromagnetic properties of rocks in the radar frequency range. He is currently a member of the science team of the MARSIS instrument aboard the Mars Express Orbiter, the Mini-SAR experiment aboard Chandrayaan-1, the Mini-RF experiment on board the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and the CONSERT radar experiment on board the Rosetta mission. He is also a contributing scientist to several proposed planetary and terrestrial radar imaging and soundings experiments and participated in several NASA radar mission concept design. Before Joining USC, Heggy was a Research Scientist in the Radar Science Group at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Visiting Associate in Geology at the California Institute of Technology, Tenure Associated Professor of Geophysics at the Institute of Earth Physics in Paris, France (Institut de Physique de Globe de Paris) and a visiting scientist at the NASA Johnson Space Center and the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, Texas.

Dr. Nabil Khélifi holds a B.Sc. in Natural Sciences (2001) and an M.Sc. in Earth & Environmental Sciences (2004) from the University of Sfax (Tunisia). He received fellowships from the global change System for Analysis, Research and Training (START) in 2005 and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) from 2006 to 2010 to continue with his Ph.D. studies in Marine Geosciences (Specialty: Paleo-oceanography and Paleoclimatology) at the University of Kiel in Germany. After completing his Ph.D. in 2010, Dr. Khélifi received a postdoctoral research grant from the German Science Foundation (DFG) to pursue his self-designed research projects at the GEOMAR Ocean Research Centre in Kiel, Germany, which involved reconstructing past changes in oceanography and climate in the North Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea using marine sediment samples retrieved by the International Ocean Drilling Program (IODP) and applying foraminiferal and geochemical proxy methods. He subsequently published his research findings in prominent scientific journals. Dr. Khélifi also received funding from the European Science Foundation (ESF) and some European universities to co-organize with colleagues from Kiel, Bordeaux and Bristol two Workshops on Pliocene climate in Bordeaux, France (2009) and Bristol, UK (2013). In early 2014 he received the Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship (SGES) to continue with his research projects at the ETH in Zurich, Switzerland. Although his interest in scientific research remained strong, in March 2014 he decided to pursue his career as a Senior Publishing Editor with Springer (a part of Springer Nature) in Heidelberg, Germany. He is mainly responsible for developing Springer’s publishing program in the Middle East & North Africa (MENA). The program currently consists of developing 18 academic journals from the Arab World and publishing numerous scientific books each year. Dr. Khélifi also helps researchers in MENA countries publish their work by delivering educational seminars for authors, reviewers, and journal editors to help improve their publication output and quality. He is also a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Carthage, Tunisia and King Saud University, KSA, where he offers M.Sc./Ph.D. courses on geo-communication/presentations and techniques for publishing papers, and career professional development workshops. Most recently, Dr. Khélifi was awarded the 2016 Africa Green Future Leadership Award in recognition of work contributing to sustainable development by advancing science and promoting publications in Africa and the Middle East. In 2017 Dr. Khélifi launched the first Springer conference dedicated to promoting the Euro-Mediterranean integration process, stressing the vulnerability and need for proactive remediation of the Euro-Mediterranean environment.

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Dr. Al-Amri holds a B.Sc. in Geology (1981) from King Saud University (KSA), a M.Sc. in Applied Geophysics (1985) from the University of South Florida (USA) and a Ph.D. degree in Earthquake Seismology (1990) from the University of Minnesota (USA). He is currently a Professor of Earthquake Seismology at King Saud University (KSU), the Director of the Seismic Studies Center at KSU, the Chairman of KSU’s Geology and Geophysics Department and the President of the Saudi Society for Geosciences (SSG). He has received several international prizes and awards for scientific excellence and innovation. His research interests focus on crustal structures and seismic microzoning of the Arabian Peninsula. He has conducted more than 45 research projects, the most recent of which involved EM and MT applications in deep groundwater exploration of the Empty Quarter, and geothermal prospecting of volcanic Harrats in the Arabian shield. He has co-published 65 research articles in international indexed and refereed journals and authored several books. In 2008 Dr. Al-Amri, in close partnership with Springer, founded the Arabian Journal of Geosciences (AJGS) on behalf of the SSG.

Dr. Amjad Kallel holds a B. Eng. in Georesources and Environment (1998) from the University of Sfax (Tunisia), an M.Sc. degree and a Ph.D. degree in Georesources and Environment (2004) from Hokkaido University (Japan). He joined Venture Business Laboratory (VBL) at Akita University, Japan (2005–2006) as a researcher focusing on refining and recycling technologies for the recovery of rare elements from natural and secondary sources. Back in Tunisia, he worked at the University of Gabes from 2006–2011 where he contributed to the elaboration of teaching programs at the Higher Institute of Water Sciences and Technologies of Gabes. Since 2011, he has been lecturing at the Sfax National School of Engineering (University of Sfax, Tunisia). There, he has also been involved in various research projects related to Environmental Geology and Environmental Geotechnics. In addition, Dr. Kallel is involved as a consultant in urban and environmental projects for the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development in Tunisia. Dr. Kallel has organized many prestigious workshops, seminars and international conferences. Currently, he is supporting the editorial board of the Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration (Springer). In 2016 Dr. Kallel joined the AJGS as an Assistant Editor supporting the Editor-in-Chief.

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Dr. Ben Dhia is currently a Professor Emeritus in the Sfax National School of Engineering (University of Sfax, Tunisia). He trained in Tunisia and then in France where he graduated and obtained his PhD in Geothermal Energy & Aquifers Modeling from the Faculty of Sciences, Bordeaux and the Mining School of Paris. His working career started from Libya in the sector of water research within the Saharan region (1973–74), to Morocco with the National Phosphate Company (1975–1978), and ended in Tunisia as a lecturer/professor at the University of Sfax (1979–2012), active in several research projects focusing on Hydrogeology, Geothermal Energy, Environmental Sciences and Engineering Geology. He has co-published more than 180 papers at national and international journals. Furthermore, he supervised and successfully handled about 50 master and 30 doctoral theses. Dr. Ben Dhia was also appointed as Head of the Earth Science Department (1982–1986) and Director (1993–1997) of the National School of Engineers of Sfax, and President (Rector) of the University of Sfax (1997–2011). This long career permitted him to acquire solid skills and expertise in several fields such as Natural Resources, Green Growth, University Management and Entrepreneurship Learning/Coaching.

Dr. Ksibi obtained his MSc (1989) and PhD (1993) degrees in Applied Chemistry from the University of Poitiers, France. He also gained the Habilitation (HDR) in Chemistry from the University of Sfax, Tunisia (2003). Afterwards, he received a one-year postdoctoral research fellowship at the National Institute of Scientific and Technical Research (Tunisia, 1995) and then was appointed as an Adjunct Professor in Chemistry (1996), Assistant Professor (1999), Associate Professor (2004) and as a full Professor of Chemistry (2009) at the University of Sfax, Tunisia. In 2011, he became Director of the High Institute of Biotechnology at the University of Sfax. His research focuses on chemicals in the environment, water and wastewater treatment and reuse. He developed new methods for toxicity assessment of water containing various pollutants (dyes, phenolic and pharmaceutical compounds, pulp and paper mills pollute water, domestic wastewater, …etc.) after applying different wastewater treatment techniques. He has co-published about 60 papers in indexed journals. He has been involved in establishing several joint scientific projects with Moroccan, Portuguese, German and Japanese scientists aiming at studying the quantification and risk assessment of emerging organic contaminants and heavy metals in soil and surface waters in Tunisia. Most recently, he has been participating at the NATO-SfP project ‘Remediation Processes in Uranium and other Mining Explorations’.

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Abdeltif Amrane: Institute of Chemical Sciences of Rennes,FranceAchraf Ghorbal: ISSAT Gabes, University of Gabes, TunisiaAida Kesraoui: University of Sousse, Tunisia Anastasios Zouboulis: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,GreeceBassem Jaouadi: Centre of Biotechnology of Sfax, Tunisia Chavalit Ratanatamskul: Chulalongkorn University Bangkok,ThailandKenichi Kachiwagui: University of Tsukuba, Japan

Michaël Badawi: Institute of Jean Barriol, University ofLorraine, France Moncef Khadhraoui: ISBS, University of Sfax, TunisiaSudip Chakraborty: University of Calabria, ItalySuela Kellici: London South Bank University, United KingdomZouhair Ksibi: University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia

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• ID806: Zero-Liquid Discharge Desalination of Hypersaline Shale Gas Wastewater: Challenges and Future DirectionsViviani Onishi, Juan Reyes-Labarta, José Caballero

• ID764: Impact of agricultural policies on the technical and economic parameters of the olive value chain in the Djelfa region (Algeria)Attallaoui Leila, Benziouche Salah Eddine, Ka Atchemdi

• ID862: A New Method to Estimate the Instantaneous pollutants Emissions From line sourcesHicham Gourgue, Ahmed Aharoune, Ahmed Ihlal

• ID814: From phyto to agromining: past, present, and future scopeLuís A. B. Novo, Paula M. L. Castro, Paula Alvarenga, Eduardo Ferreira Da Silva

• ID218: Fernand Pouillon’s architecture: a sustainable model in AlgeriaSoumaya Kersenna, Salah Chaouche

• ID840: A laboratory investigation of the hydraulic performance of string-wound filtersGiacomo Viccione, Stefania Evangelista

• ID630: Effect of Chemical modifications on the Adsorption of Nickel ions Using Micro-Particles of Dry Palm fibersAsma Boudaoud, Mebrouk Djedid, Mokhtar Benalia, Chifaa Ad, Hicham Elmsellem, Amina Zaid

• ID487: Variation of ten durum wheat genotypes yield and nitrogen agronomic efficiency under mediterranean subhumid conditionKalthoum Harbaoui, Karima Belguesmi, Amel Mguidiche, Abdennour Sebei, Chahine Karmous

• ID847: Removal of arsenic by iron (hydr)oxide impregnated granular activated carbon derived from a Tunisian date stonesFarah Bouhamed, Zaineb Baccari, Zouheir Elouaer, Jalel Bouzid

• ID584: Study of methylen blue adsorption in aqueous solution using alginate-bentonite beadsAsma Oussalah, Abdelhamid Boukerroui

• ID166: Easy and cost effective preparation of cellulose beads from almond shell: Characterization and application in Copper (II) adsorption from aqueous solutionsNajeh Maaloul

• ID509: Carboxylic magnetic latex particles using seeded emulsion polymerizationZied Marzougui, Mohamed Damak, Ahmed Bitar, Geraldine Augsti, Quentin Lelong, Abdelhamid Elaissari, Boubaker Elleuch

• ID132: Adsorptive removal of cationic and anionic dyes from aqueous solution by utilizing Reed treated with Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate as a new bioadsorbentSarra Karoui, Rim Ben Arfi, Karine Mougin, Achraf Ghorbal

• ID255: Enhanced Removal of Eriochrome Black T from Water using Phragmites australis functionalized with Cetyltrimethylammonium Bromide (CTAB)Rim Ben Arfi, Sarra Karoui, Karine Mougin, Achraf Ghorbal

• ID486: Municipal solid waste (MSW) bio-drying: an experimental prototype conceptionMohamed Ali Saihi, Rami Hkiri, Mohamed Damak, Zaineb Braiek, Mourad Ayadi, Neila Bahloul, Emna Ammar, Nabil Kechaou

• ID917: SORPTION EFFICIENCY OF POLYETHYLENEIMINEMETHYLENE PHOSPHORIC ACID GRAFTED MAGNETIC FE3O4 MICOPARTICULES TOWARDS URANYLNacer Ferrah, Mabrouk Eloussaief, Eric Guibal

• ID887: Solar photodegradation using zinc oxide catalyst for the elimination of phenol and acetamiprid from waterD. Tassalit, O. Benhabiles, N. Chekir, N. Kasbadji Merzouk, M. Sahraoui, S. Nouissi

• ID886: Degradation of Pharmaceutical Contaminant in Water using a Fountain PhotoreactorD. Tassalit, N. Chekir, O. Benhabiles, N. Kasbadji Merzouk, M. Bradai, H. Kissarli

Room: Big Hall

Session: T1-PS123 10:30~13:00

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• ID155: Photocatalytic membrane reactor for sustainable environmental remediationSudip Chakraborty, Jaya Sikder, Debolina Mukherjee, Stefano Curcio, Vincenza Calabro

• ID613: REAGRITECH: A relevant model of sustainable water managementMarwa Ben Saad, Lorena Aguilar Perez, Angel Gallegos, Beatriz Missagia, Raquel Rubio, Myriam Ben Said, Ahmed Ghrabi, Jordi Morato

• ID852: Integrating future climate change, CO2 increase and technology progress on wheat production in northern TunisiaMohamed Annabi, Haithem Bahri, Hatem Cheikh M’Hamed

• ID195: Terrace Gardens sustainable carbon sinks in modern Urban dynamicsRoohul Abad Khan, Amadur Rahman Khan, Abdullah M. Al Fatais, Abdulsalam Ahmed Ayed Alqarni

• ID278: Urban morphology for a better sustainable urban strategy: Case of Study TunisSafa Achour Younsi, Fakher Kharrat

• ID353: Water quality modeling in the Mediterranean river basinsAnna Malago’, Faycal Bouraoui

• ID375: Characterization of Glauber hydrate salt, recoverable from the disposal of lead batteries, when used for thermal energy storage.Maria Gabriela De Paola, Marilena De Simone, Natale Arcuri, Vincenza Calabro’

• ID854: Can conservation agriculture sequester soil carbon in the longterm in northern Tunisia?Haithem Bahri, Mohamed Annabi, Abir Saoueb, Hatem Cheikh M’Hamed, Amir Souissi, Roukaya Chibani, Bochra Amina Bahri

• ID851: Stand Alone, Low Temperature Solar StillAbderrahmane Diaf, Soumia Mellak, Nacera Rallemi, Kamel Benabdellaziz

• ID753: Evaluation of the inhibiting effect of organic compounds on the adsorption of iodine compounds in cation-exchanged zeolites: a DFT studyEtienne Hessou, Hicham Jabraoui, Mouheb Chebbi, Siwar Chibani, Laurent Cantrel, Michael Badawi

• ID53: Decolourization of Real Textile Wastewater by the combination of photocatalytic and biological oxidation process.Teklit Amabye, Eric D. Van Hullebusch, Kiros Hagos

• ID772: Efficient removal of methylene blue from aqueous solutions using olive stone and rye straw as abundant adsorbentsSana Dardouri, Asma Jedidi, Jalila Sghaier

Room: Room 1

Session: T1-OS124 08:30~10:30

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• ID233: Effect of amphiphilic copolymers on Armco steel corrosionNarimene El Korso, Fatima Zohra Sebba, Seghier Ould Kada, Nihel Dib

• ID210: Simplified model for adsorption method on activated carbon in fluidized bed reactorGhozlane Khaled, Kahina Abdelkrim, Fares Zouaoui, Saliha Bourouina

• ID679: OPTIMIZED PHYSICO-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF THE FUEL WASHING WATER OF AN INDUSTRIAL GAS-BLOK WITH FERRIC CHLORIDE AND POLYMERQachach Hajar, Abouri Meriem, Souabi Salah, Tahiri Mohamed, Chanaa Imane

• ID306: Comparative study of natural and synthetic clays used as supported catalysts in dyes degradation by advanced oxidation processesHafsa Rabah, Khadidja Khaldi, Abderrahim Choukchou-Braham, Djahida Lerari-Zinai, Khaldoun Bachari

• ID327: Adsoptive Removal of an azo dye (Methyle Orange) onto a low cost adsorbent using the methodology of experimental researchImane Bencheikh, Imane Abourouh, Said Kitane, Abdelmalek Dahchour, Mohammadine El Mrabet, Souad El Hajjaji

• ID760: Catalytic wet air oxidation of parahydroxybenzoic acid by catalysts based on zirconiaItidel Belkadhi, Mohamed Achref Bouabdellah, Lassaad Ben Hammouda, Zouhaier Ksibi

• ID244: Elaboration of a lignocellulosic material for a comparative study of adsorption of micropollutants in aqueous solutionRechache Mustapha, Ould Kada Sieghier

• ID122: ADSORPTION OF ORANGE METHYL FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS BY LAYERED DOUBLE HYDROXIDESAissat Miloud, Bettahar Noureddine

• ID245: Biodegradion studies and thermomechanical

caracterisations of PDLA/TPSKhadija Mbarki, Mariem Fersi, Adel Sayari, Boubaker Elleuch

• ID320: Determination of tetracyclines, macrolides and others drugs in waters, Northern Tunisia by an off-line SPE combined with on-line SPE-LC-MS/MSInes Tlili, Rafika Ben Sghaier, Giovanni Caria, Baghdad Ouddane, Riadh Ternane, Sopheak Net, Ibtissem Ghorbel-Abid, Malika Ayadi

• ID636: Renovation of a agro-foods supply chain to stabilize the prizes of the meat chickensBoudahri Fethi

• ID699: WAter Saving in Agriculture: technological developments for the sustainable ‎management of limited water resources in the Mediterranean areaSihem Benabdallah

• ID735: Photocatalytic degradation of ibuprofen in pharmaceutical industry wastewaterusing a TiO2/UV-LED systemNabil Jallouli, Luisa Pastrana-Martínez,, Ana Rita Ribeiro, Nuno Moreira, Joaquim Faria, Olfa Hentati, Adrián Silva, Mohamed Ksibi

• ID910 - PARAMETER VARIATION OF CRYSTAL VIOLET DEGRADATION ON TIO2-FIBROUS CLAY MATERIAL Imen Saadaoui, Mabrouk Eloussaief

Room: Big Hall

Session: T1-PS224 11:00~13:00

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• ID436: Electrocoagulation Process For Simultaneous Nitrate And Phosphate Removal Using Parallel Iron Plates In The Presence Of Organic Pollutant: Optimization, Kinetic Study And Energy Consumption EvaluationMouna Ghazouani, Hanene Akrout, Salah Jalleli, François Lapicque, Latifa Bousselmi

• ID367: Fenton-like catalytic degradations of Neutral red in water using cerium oxide polishing powderElaziouti Abdelkader, Laouedj Nadjia, Benhadria Naceur, Bouhadjar Boukoussa

• ID386: The promising keratin-biodegradation and hide-dehairing activities of the keratinase KERUS from Brevibacillus brevis strain US575Nadia Zaraî Jaouadi, Hatem Rekik, Abdelmalek Badis, Sahar Trabelsi, Mouna Belhoul, Chiraz Gorgi Hila, Ahlem Irmani, Haifa Khemir

• ID396: The attractive proprieties of the keratinase KERQ7 from Bacillus tequilensis strain Q7 with promising potential for the leather bating processNadia Zaraî Jaouadi, Hatem Rekik, Mouna Belhoul, Chiraz Gorgi Hila, Ahlem Irmani, Haifa Khemir, Abdelmalek Badis, Abdessatar Toumi

• ID608: Spinel Ni0.6Zn0.4Fe2O4 nano-catalyst: Synthesis, characterization and heterogeneous Fenton-like degradation of Congo red azo-dyeLaouedj Nadjia, Elaziouti Abdelkader, Benhadria Naceur, Boukoussa Bouhadjar, Bekka Ahmed

• ID624: Biodegradation of urban stromwater pollution in a sequence of constructed porous riffles in a Mediterranean creekPascal Breil, Jonathan Gervaix, Philippe Namour, Marie-Noëlle Pons, Olivier Potier

• ID780: Effects of petroleum pollution in Niger Delta wetland: interplay between the social and ecological systemsFrancis Arimoro, Jude Uku, Nelson Odume

• ID782: Influence of temperature and doping content on the photocatalytic activity in visible light of W-doped TiO2Chérif Moslah, Teresa Aguilar, Mohamed Ksibi, Rodrigo Alcántara, Javier Navas

• ID807: Phosphorus removal efficiencies by a ‎ Proteobacterium isolated from active phosphate mine area in the tunisian SouthernImen Daly, Abdelwahab Chatti, Salah Jellali

• ID816: Eco-friendly finishes for textile fabricsImene Belhaj Khalifa, Neji Ladhari

• ID111: Optimization of Coagulation/flocculation Process for Landfill Leachate Treatment using Box–Behnken designRachid Elmoubarki, Alaâeddine Elhalil, Meryem Farnane, Aicha Machrouhi, Mohamed Taoufik, Ahmed Moufti, Mohamed Abdennouri, Noureddine Barka

• ID765: Removal of cadmium(II) ions from synthetic aqueous solutions using maize leaves as an eco-friendly sorbent material in batch mode: A preliminary study.Houcine Benaïssa, Mohamed Méziani

• ID312: Enhanced efficiency of the coagulation/flocculation treatment of vegetable oil refinery wastewater using Response Surface MethodologyGhofrane Louhichi, Imen Khouni, Ahmed Ghrabi

• ID317: Static studies on cationic dye desorption efficiencies from chemically modified orange tree sawdust: Experimental results and mechanisms investigationsAhmed Amine Azzaz, Salah Jellali, Hanene Akrout, Latifa Bousselmi

• ID280: Biosorption of methylene blue from aqueous solution using seagrass: batch studyRiyad Mahfud, Nada Abd El Latief, Omar Sultan

• ID347: Study of the effectiveness of Copper retention on Three different hydrogelsNour Elhouda Ben Ammar, Taieb Saied, Mohamed Barbouche, Ahmed Hichem Hamzaoui

Room: Room 4

Session: T1-OS224 14:30~17:30

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Eric D. van Hullebusch: University of Paris Est, FranceGiulia Guerriero: Interdepartmental Research Center for Envi-ronment, Federico II University, Naples, ItalyImene Dridi: FST, University of Tunis El Manar, TunisiaJosé Paulo F.A. de Sousa: Universidade de Coimbra, PortugalLassaad Chouba: INSTM, Tunisia Marc Maboeta: North West University South Africa, SouthAfricaMarilyne Soubrand: University of Limoges, France

Muhd Naushad: King Saud University, Kingdom of SaudiArabiaNoureddine Soltani: Badji Mokhtar University, Annaba, AlgeriaSeref Turhan: Kastamonu Üniversitesi, TurkeyOlfa Hentati: ISBS, University of Sfax, TunisiaTahar Mechichi: ENIS, University of Sfax, Tunisia Yannick Mamindy-Pajany: Institut Mines Télécom (IMT) LilleDouai, France

TOPIC 2.Environmental Risk Assessment, Bioremediation, Ecotoxicology & Environmental Safety


EMCEI 201740

• ID153: Assessing impacts on aquatic ecosystem of milk production in AlgeriaFarroudja Younsi, Krim Louhab

• ID171: Application of Bacteriophage and Essential Oil to monitor bacterial biofilm formationMyriam Ben Said, Dhekra Trabelsi, Faouzi Achouri, Marwa Ben Saad, Latifa Bousselmi, Ahmed Ghrabi

• ID235: Magnetically separable low cost adsorbant for bioremediation of Th(IV) and methylne blue dye from water sampleSugam Chavan, Sandip Sabale, Vikas Jadhav, Prashant Chikode

• ID404: The effects of 15-Year municipal wastewater irrigation on olive cultivated soilYassine Hidri, Olfa Boussadia, Naceur Jedidi, Abdennaceur Hassen

• ID291: Impact of a neonicotinoid insecticide thiamethoxam on metric indexes and enzymatic activity of Glutathione S-transferase in adult females of a mosquitofish Gambusia affinisSalima Chouahda, Yasmine Cheghib, Noureddine Soltani

• ID578: Fluctuating asymmetry in Acanthodactylus boskianus living in a contaminated area close to Gabès city (southern Tunisia)Intissar Nasri, Slaheddine Selmi

• ID56: Evaluation of the potential side-effects of novaluron an insect growth disruptor on the shrimp Palaemon adspersus: cuticle secretion and chitin contentsHinda Berghiche, Hamida Benradia, Noureddine Soltani

• ID209: ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF ISOLATED LACTIC ACID BACTERIA STRAIN FROM WHEAT AGAINST SOME Fusarium graminearum STRAINSSouad Makhloufi, Serra Djaaboub, Abdallah Moussaoui, Sliman Benouis

• ID432: Mechanisms of DDT- induced hypothyroidism in ratsOlfa Tebourbi, Neila Marouani, Dorsaf Hallègue, Mohamed Tahar Yacoubi, Mohsen Sakly, Khémais Ben Rhouma

• ID447: Rotifers of Foum El Ghis damNassima Doukhandji, Somia Hamil, Abdeslem Arab

• ID461: Biodegradation of liquid sludges hydrocarbons issued from oil refining by a soil bacterial consortiumNadia Khelifi, Ichrak Ben Hriz, Intidhar Jbali, Ayed Halleb, Issam Smaali, Moktar Hamdi

• ID484: Removal of excess fluoride ion from Saharan groundwater using local clay adsorbent: optimization of adsorption conditionsNabbou Nouria, Belhachemi Meriem, Boumelik Mustapha, Harek Yahia, Merzougui Touhami, Mokadam Ikram

• ID497: impact of carbon nanotubes on the germination of the Phaseolus Vulgaris seedsMessaouda Boulmaali, Amel Zafour Hadj-Ziane

• ID530: Fumigant toxicity and repellent effect of Azadirachtin against the lesser grain beetle, Rhyzopertha dominica (F.) (Col.: Bostrichidae)Samir Tine, Fouzia Tine-Djebbar

• ID825: BIOACCUMULATION OF THE MERCURY BY GENUS BAETIS (EPHEMEROPTERA, MACROINVERTEBRATES)Bouchelouche Djaouida, Saal Imane, Hafiane Mouna, Arab Abdeslem

• ID582: USING AN ECO-SYSTEM FOR FRIGHTENING FISH-EATING BIRDSMohamed Alrajhi

• ID62: Bioecology of Culicidae (Diptera ; Nematocera) of the wetlands of Tizi-Ouzou (Algeria)Lounaci Zohra, Doumandji Salaheddine, Doumandji- Mitiche B Bahia

• ID356: Occurrence, Sources and Environmental Health risk assesement of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon in domestic effluents dicharges in Wadi El Bey (Tunisia)Imen Gdara, Ines Zrafi, Catia Balducci, Angelo Cecinato, Ahmed Ghrabi

• ID173: Growth and responses of biomarkers in the snail Helix aspersa (Mollusca, Gastropoda) used as bioindicator of soil pollution in Northeast of AlgeriaYousra Bairi, Karima Sifi, Noureddine Soltani

Room: Big Hall

Session: T2-PS123 10:30~13:00

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• ID871: Optimization of different key culture conditions for enhanced biodegradation of a refractory emerging pollutant by a bacterial isolate through a statistical approachClaudia Popa Ungureanu, Lidia Favier, Gabriela Bahrim

• ID755: Behavior of titanium dioxide nanoparticles in terrestrial systems – evaluation trough batch and leaching column testsEliana Tassi, Francesca Bretzel, Manuele Scatena, Roberto Pini

• ID159: Organic Carbon in Urban Wetland Sediments and Implication for Potential Greenhouse Gas EmissionShuai Shao, Xiuquan Tai, Feng Zhen, Jianbing Li, Yubao Li

• ID189: Biostimulation of Microbial Community by Carob (Ceratonia siliqua) to Degrade total petroleum hydrocarbon (TPH) in Contaminated SoilLatifa Hamoudi-Belarbi, L’Hadi Nouri, Leila Bendifallah, Safia Hamoudi, Khaled Belkacemi

• ID397: Response of Solanum lycopersicum to the exposure to the most used pesticides in TunisiaIkram Jaabiri Kamoun, Rim Baccar Yangui, Jalel Bouzid, Radhia Gargouri Bouzid

• ID458: Clay soil would be good conditioner for alfalfa amended with different organics amendments under saline irrigation productionMbarki Sonia, Artemio Cerda, Chaima Jabri, Marian Brestic, Naceur Jedidi, Jose Antonio Pascual, Chedly Abdelly

• ID491: Environmental impact evaluation of cropping systems using life cycle assessment: Case study of centural TunisiaMeriem Jouini, Yannick Biard, Nadhira Benaissa, Julien Burte, Hajer Amara, Carole Sinfort

• ID756: Metal Induced Cytopathologies InThe Copepod Tigriopus brevicornisBarka Sabria, Cuoc Corrine

• ID141: Use of Response Surface Methodology for the biodegradation of textile industrial effluents by Coniophora puteana IEBL-1Raja Tahir Mahmood, Muhammad Javaid Asad, Muhammad Asgher

• ID269: Phosphogypsum Effect On Soil And Rain Water Incubated and Soil RespirationKaouther Ardhaoui, Mohamed Moussa

• ID299: Impact of short term Treated Wastwater Reuse on soil microbial biomass, bacterial functional diversity and enzymatic activities in presence of earthworms Eisenia andreiMarouane Mkhinini, Iteb Boughattas, Hamadi Boussetta, Vanessa Alphonse, Alexandre Livet, Stéphanie Giusti-Miller, Mohamed Banni, Noureddine Bousserrhine

Room: Big Hall

Session: T2-OS124 08:30~10:30

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• ID733: Development of electrochemical immunosensors for endocrine disrupting detectionNajet Belkhamssa, Teresa Rocha Santos, Mohamed Ksibi

• ID395: Pseudomonas putida mt2 - a potential candidate for cadmium bioremediationSaba Shamim

• ID547: Study of the rate of filtration and viability of Alexandrium catenella after contact with clams Ruditapes decussatesMorsi Gdoura, Hanen Sellami, Radhouane Gdoura

• ID548: Biological control of Meloidogyne javanica associated with cultivated peach in TunisiaNoura Chihani-Hammas, Hager Regaeig, Lobna Hajji-Hedfi, Najet Horrigue-Raouani

• ID45: Simultaneous Removal of Organic Compounds and Heavy Metals from Tunisian Landfill Leachate using Dairy RejectsYasmin Cherni, Mariam Kasmi, Lobna Elleuch, Ismail Trabelsi

• ID130: Antioxidant responses and gene level expressions of Sulla coronaria inoculated by heavy metal resistant plant growth promoting bacteria under cadmium stressSalwa Harzalli Jebara, Manel Chiboub, Moez Jebara

• ID190: Chemical composition and some trace element levels in the surface waters of three coastal marine areas under contrasted pollution influences in the gulf of gabes, TunisiaZaher Drira, Samia Gharsallah, Houda Sahnoun, Marc Tadetti, Marc Pagano, Habib Ayadi

• ID236: Thiamethoxam (neonicotinoïd) and spinosad (bioinsecticide) affect hypopharyngeal glands and survival of Apis mellifera intermissa (Hymenoptera: Apidae)

Hichem Ahmed Menail, Wided Fella Bouchema-Boutefnouchet, Guy Smagghe, Wahida Ayad-Loucif

• ID256: Bioremediation of crude oil contaminated sea water in lab microcosmsZohra Chekroud, Mona Khameess Gouda, Moussa Houhamdi

• ID319: Heavy Metals assessment and their effects on the hepatopancreas in Orchestia montagui (Amphipoda, Talitridae)Raja Jelassi, Chedliya Ghemari, Hajer Khemaissia, Maryline Raimond, Catherine Souty-Grosset, Karima Nasri-Ammar

• ID357: Life Cycle Assessment of Di-Ammonium Phosphate (DAP) fertilizer production in TunisiaAribi Soumaya, Jday Mohamed Razak, Hajjaji Noureddine

• ID302: Isolation and characterization of bacteria isolated from hydrocarbon contaminated soils and their potential to degrade diesel fuelBenzina-Tihar Farida, Khodja Mohamed, Mohand Kaci-Oulebsir Hakima

Room: Big Hall

Session: T2-OS224 11:00~13:00

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• ID880: DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS AND OLIGO-ELEMENTS IN THE SOILS OF THE CONSTANTINE REGIONPh.D Naili Samira, Dr. Nait Merzoug Assia, Pr. Dénès Georges, Pr. Merazig Hocine, Dr. Lakehal Abdelhak

• ID117: Former extractive activities in Tunisia: Environmental risk assessement and heavy metals immobilizationJihène Nouairi, Walid Hajjaji, Joao Labrincha, Fernando Rocha, Carla Patinha, Eduardo Ferreira Da Silva, Mounir Medhioub

• ID142: Urban sediment contamination with heavy metals in Southern ChinaJinmeng Xia, Li Hui Chen, Feng Zhen, Yubao Li

• ID455: Eco(geno)toxic assessment of urban sewage sludge from Sfax wastewater treatment plantBouthaina Jerbi, Dalel Belhaj, Houda Ayadi, Donyez Frikha, Sami Maalej, Habib Ayadi, Monem Kallel

• ID475: Cellular compartmentalization and chemical forms of cell accumulation of nickel in the halophyte of Sesuvium portulacastrumEmna Fourati, Katarina Vogel-Mikuš, Mitija Kelemen, Primož Vavpeti, Primož Pelicon, Chedly Abdelly, Tahar Ghnaya

• ID675: Study of the toxicity of cadmium selenide (CdSe) nanoparticles on a terrestrial ecosystem model Helix aspersaSalmi Aya, Toualbia Nadjiba, Rouabhi Rachid

• ID846: Investigation of Nanoparticles and Particles ultra fine in the WorkplaceMohamed Salah Benlatreche, Ouafa Boukhmis, Kahina Slimane

• ID868: New Environmental Culture in Algeria: Eco DesignTireche Sihem, Tairi Abdelaziz

• ID54: Chemical composition and insecticide properties of the essential oils from Mentha pulegium against Aedes caspius (Diptera: Culicidae)Fouzia Tine-Djebbar, Raja Guenez, Noureddine Soltani

• ID849: Comparison of three conventional techniques to assess the parastic contamination of wastewater samples in TunisiaLayla Ben Ayed, Sonia Sabbahi, Panagiotis Karanis

• ID52: Morphological and biochemical effect of iron stress on date palm v.Deglet Nour seedsWiem Mnafki, Zayneb Chaabene, Kais Mnafki, Amine Elleuch

• ID427: Effect of Copper on the removal of Phosphor Nitrogen and fungicide from water by aquatic plant Lemna gibbaSmain Megateli, Michel Couderchet

• ID553: Mitochondrial dysfunction of rat Wistar nervous system after an exposure to abamectin (oxidative stress status, caspase-3, stromal enzymes and mitochondrial respiration and swelling).Rachid Rouabhi, Salim Gasmi

• ID168: Assessment of lead contamination in pepper and agricultural soils in Hammam Boughrara-AlgeriaAbderrazzak Baba Ahmed, Tahar Kebir

• ID183: DETERMINATION OF HEAVY METALS IN SEDIMENTS AND GARDON (RUTILUS RUTILUS) OF THE SIKKAK DAM (ALGERIA)Zineb Derrag, Nacéra Dali Youcef

• ID348: Towards a thermoregulation filter facing the urban heat stress. Algiers case studyAssia Fernini-Haffif, Ewa Berezowska – Azzag

• ID57: Impact of the neonicotinoid insecticide, Actara® on the shrimp Palaemon adspersus: biomarkers measurementHinda Berghiche, Khaoula Touati, Salima Chouahda, Noureddine Soltani

• ID921: Olive Waste Water contaminated soil: toxicological effects and treatment with gypsumSalsabil Trigui, Amjad Kallel, Emilia Fernández Ondoño, F.J. Martín Peinado

• ID922: Larvicidal activity of the essential oil of thymus vulgaris l, on culex pipiens l.Karima Baba-Aissa, Wail Hammad, Kamel Moussaoui, Zaheddine Djazouli

• ID482: Occurrence and enhanced removal of heavy metals in industial wastewater treatment plant using coagulation-flocculation process.Zied Marzougui, Mohamed Damak, Boubaker Elleuch, Abdelhamid Elaissari

Room: Big Hall

Session: T2-PS224 11:00~13:00

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• ID362: Growth and yield of triticale plants amended with sewage sludge under sub-humid Mediterraean conditionsRajia Kchaou, Rim Baccar, Yassine Hidri, Jalel Bouzid, Saloua Rejeb

• ID382: Assessment of trace metals in marine Magnoliophyta in Port El Kantaoui (Sousse, Tunisia)Rym Zakhama-Sraieb, Yassine-Ramzi Sghaier, Ahmed Ben Hmida, Faouzia Charfi

• ID388: Exogenous proline improves olive plant performance against cadmium stressMohamed Zouari, Nada Elloumi, Salma Mseddi, Pascal Labrousse, Bechir Ben Rouina, Ferjani Ben Abdallah, Chedlyia Ben Ahmed

• ID452: Sources and distributions of hydrocarbons in surface coastal waters from the gulf of Gabès (Tunisia, Southern Mediterreanean Sea)Fourati Rania, Tedetti Marc, Elleuch Boubaker, Guigue Catherine, Goutx Madeleine, Zaghden Hatem, Sayadi Sami

• ID496: Environmental fate of the insecticide chlorpyrifos in soil microcosms and its impact on soil microbial communitiesAsma Ben Salem, Nadine Rouard, Marrion Devers, Jérémie Berguet, Pierluigi Caboni, Hanene Chaabane, Sami Fattouch, Fabrice-Martin Laurent

• ID510: Isolation and Characterization of Lecanicillium sp. for antagonistic activity against Meloidogyne javanicaLobna Hajji-Hedfi, Asma Larayedh, Laura Tormo, Hajer Regaieg, Najet Horrigue-Raouani

• ID655: Deriviation of terrestrial predicted no-effect concentration (PNEC) for cobalt oxide nanomaterialSirine Bouguerra, Ana Gavina, Maria Da Graça Rasteiro, Teresa Rocha-Santos, Mohamed Ksibi, Ruth Pereira

• ID674: Effects of UV-C radiation on viability, outer membrane proteins and lipopolysaccharides of ShigellaKalthoum Chourabi, Susana Campoy, Jesus Rodriguez, Ahmed Landoulsi, Abdelwaheb Chatti

• ID682: Phytotoxicity of binary mixture of titanium dioxide nanomaterial and copper in maize plants (Zea mays. L)Sirine Bouguerra, Yosra Frikha, Ruth Pereira, Mohamed Ksibi, Olfa Hentati

• ID702: Biochemical and enzymatic characterizations of a gram- negative fish pathogen isolated from rainbow trout (Morocco).Assia Kritihi, Khadija Ouaissa, Abdel Aziz Maychal, Youness Oumessaoud, Mustapha Barakate, Mustapha Hasnaoui

• ID777: Effects of Boron distribution on sugar beet crop yield in two soils of Dour Ismail irrigated perimeter (Béja-Goubellat-North Tunisia)Ahlem Tlili, Imene Dridi, Salma Fatnassi, Hedi Hamrouni, Moncef Gueddari

• ID779: Hydrocarbon Pollution of Kuwait Bay: Differentiation of Petrogenic, Anthropogenic and Biogenic HydrocarbonsTalat Saeed, Hassan Al-Shimmari, Nisar Ahmad, Ahmed Al-Mutairi, Hameeda Abdula

• ID801: Effects of Polybrominated diphenyl ethers and the Benzo[a]pyrene on survival and settlement of moon jellyfish (Aurelia solida) planulaeFatma Bouzidi, Cherif Ensibi, Mohamed Nejib Daly Yahia

Room: Big Hall

Session: T2-OS324 14:30~17:30

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• ID544: PHYTOTOXIC ANALYSIS OF METAL INDUSTRY WASTEWATERS: A REVIEWSukru Dursun, Zeynep Cansu Ayturan

• ID687: Field and laboratory study of Nitrogen mineralization dynamics in four Tunisian soilsImene Dridi

• ID881: SOILS CHARACTERIZATION NEARBY ERSTWHILE OYEM ELECTRICAL STATION AND SEDIMENTS AND WATER AROUND NEIGHBORING LAKEJean Bernard Mombo, Mesmin Edou, Jean Aurelien Moukana Libongui

• ID252: Pesticides used on Tunisian vineyards: what’s the risk for the environment and the human health?Ala Bouagga, Hanéne Chaabane, Wiém Chtioui, Amira Mougou Hamdane, Bouzid Nasraoui

• ID861: ESTROGENIC POTENCY ASSESSMENTS IN A CONTEXT OF TREATED WASTEWATER REUSE FOR ARTIFICIAL GROUNDWATER RECHARGESelma Etteieb, Atsuchi Kawachi, Jamila Tarhouni, Hiroko Isoda

• ID389: Effect of 17α-ethinylestradiol exposure on phycocyanin metabolite production and antioxydant system of Phormidium versicolor NCC466Dalel Belhaj, Donyez Frikha, Khaled Athmouni, Bouthaina Jerbi, Monem Kallel, Sami Maalej, Jhon Zhou, Habib Ayadi

• ID363: LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF SULFURIC ACID PRODUCTION SYSTEM IN TUNISIAMarwa Mami, Mohamed Razak Jeday, Noureddine Hajjaji

• ID872: Effect of Coal fly ash on vegetative growth, Photosynthetic pigmens and Heavy Metal Content of Helianthus annuus L.Nilakantha Dash, Gayatri Nahak, Rajani Kanta Sahu

• ID683: Quantitative microbial risk assessment arising from consumption of salad crops irrigated with water contaminated by human sewage in the Infulene valleyMario Matangue, Honissimo Saize, Lateiro Sousa

• ID627: Contaminant-driven habitat fragmentation: Should ecological risk assessments include avoidance and recolonisation testing?Rui Ribeiro, Matilde Moreira-Santos, José Paulo Sousa, Cristiano Araújo

• ID469: Biodegradation of the Antibiotics Oxytetracycline and Enrofloxacin by Microbial Communities from Douro Estuary(Portugal)SedimentsMalek Harrabi, Fatma Aloulou, Boubaker Elleuch, Fatima Carvalho, Diogo Alexandrino

• ID285: Did earthworms Eisenia andrei recover soil biological function in mine sites? A study using community-level physiological profiles with Biolog™ ECO-plates and Automated Approach for Ribosomal Intergenic Spacer Analysis of bacterial communities structureIteb Boughattas, Sabrine Hattab, Hamadi Boussetta, Vanessa Alphonse, Elizabeth Navarro, Mohamed Banni, Nourreddine Bousserhine

• ID467: FUSARIUM BRACHYGIBBOSUM AND FUSARIUM CHLAMYDOSPORUM CAUSING WILT AND DIE-BACK OF OLIVE IN TUNISIARahma Trabelsi, Radhouene Gdoura, Mohamed Ali Triki

Room: Room 1

Session: T2-OS424 14:30~17:30

NOV.

EMCEI 201746

• ID366: A Naïve Bayesian network approach to determine the potential drivers of the toxic dinoflagellate Coolia monotis occurrences and blooms in the Gulf of Gabès, TunisiaWafa Feki, Hasna Njah, Moufida Abdennadher, Asma Hamza, Nouha Barraj, Mabrouka Mahfoudi, Ahmed Rebai, Malika Bel Hassen

• ID9: Assessment of the mobility of copper by chemical fractionation under different landusesShazia Ramzan, Auyoub Bhat

• ID260: Metallothionein response of Helix aperta (Mollusca, Gasteropoda) from several sites in the northeast Algeria correlation with soil heavy metal concentrationAmina-Nawel Hamdi-Ourfella, Rabah Larbaa, Noureddine Soltani

• ID271: Effect of ZnO Nanoparticles onFenugreek (Trigonella foenum graecumL.): growth and Antioxidative ResponseChemingui Hajer, Missaoui Takwa, Smiri Moez, Hafiane Amor

• ID330: A Reliable safety barriers implemented in LPG storage area and their importance in risk reductionIslam Hadj Mohamed Guetarni, Nassima Aissani, Zoubida Lounis

• ID485: Seasonal distribution of terrestrial Oligochaeta of Dhaia in the Chrea National ParkEsserhane Warda, Baha Mounia, Hamil Somia

• ID626: Toxicity assessment of impacted costal marine sediments from the southeast of Tunisia using a biomarker approach with the polychaete Hediste diversicolorRayda Ghribi, Alberto Correia, Boubaker Elleuch, Bruno Nunes

• ID681: Oil refinery wastewater treatment by coagulation-flocculation process: effect of the introduction order of ferric chlorid and flocculents (cactus as bio-flocculant, Superfloc and Himoloc 0.3%)Dkhissi Ouafae, Souabi Salah, El Hakmaoui Ahmed, Jada Amane

• ID767: Impact of wind on the temporal distribution of Rotifers In the Foum El Gherza damNassima Doukhandji, Somia Hamil, Abdeslem Arab

• ID361: Field assessement of sewage sludge as sustainable agriculture practiceRim Baccar, Rajia Kchaou, Hidri Yassine, Saloua Rejeb, Jalel Bouzid

• ID870: Paper industry effluent short and long effect on soil heavy metals accumulation and phytoremediationLtifi Abdelkader, Saidi Neila, Smaoui Abderrazak, Abdelly Chedly, Hafiane Amor

• ID323: CONTAMINATION BY SELECTED TRACE ELEMENTS IN GROUNDWATER OF AZZABA DISTRICT IN NORTHEAST OF ALGERIABenhamza Moussa, Laraba Abdelaziz, David Landry

• ID97: Assessment of the bioaccumulation capacity of heavy metals of the species: Quercus Ilex L tree plant garden of El hamma-Algeria for use in phytoremediationNadjib Benosmane, Keltoum Namani, Manal Saichi

• ID468: Effect of Salinity and Compost of Aleppo pine Pinus halepensis L on the proline and chlrophyll content of the bean vicia faba L minor.Nouri Tayeb, Reguieg Yssaad Houcine Abdelhakim, Bouyahia Hadj, Nouar Kheira, Ghenami Nabil

• ID643: Impact of soil nature on the risk of groundwater contamination by heavy metalsMohamed Abdelwaheb, Sonia Dridi-Dhaouadi

• ID676: Evaluation of hepatotoxicity: nickel on an indicator model of pollution (Oryctolagus Cuniculus)Toualbia Nadjiba, Salmi Aya, Rouabhi Rachid

• ID826: Isolation and characterization of some chlorpyriphos-degrading bacteria from different ecological niches of the province of “Ouargla”Aloui Nabiha

• ID518: Phytoparasitic nematofauna associated with date palm roots in oases of southern Tunisia (Kébili)Asma Larayedh, Lobna Hajji-Hedfi, Hajer Regaeig, Noura Chihani-Hammas, Najet Raouani-Horrigue, Mohamed Sadok Belkadhi

• ID893: Effects of gold nanoparticles in the Mediterranean Clams Ruditapes decussatus: Chemical and biochemical investigationsBadreddine Sellami, Imen Bouzidi, Wiem Saidani, Amine Mezni, David Sheehan, Hamouda Beyrem

Room: Big Hall

Session: T2-PS324 14:30~17:30

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 47

EMCEI 201748

EMCEI 2017 49

Abdullah Al-Ghafri: University of Nizwa, OmanAkissa Bahri: National Agricultural Institute of Tunisia, Tunisia Baghded Ouddane: University of Sciences & Technology,Lille1, FranceDario Omanovic: Ruder Boskovic Institute, CroatiaElias Salameh: University of Jordan, AmmanGiovana Almeida: University of Antwerp, Belgium Helder I. Chaminé: School of Engineering (ISEP), Polytechnic ofPorto, Portugal

Irie Mitsuteru: Miyazaki University, JapanLaila Mandi: CNEREE, Marrakech, MoroccoMaurizio Barbieri: Sapienza University of Rome, ItalyMohamed Abdulrazzak: Taibah University, Saudi ArabiaNachida Kasbadji Merzouk: UDES, Tipasa, AlgeriaOzgur Kisi: Ilia State University, GeorgiaTeresa A P Rocha-Santos: Aveiro University, Portugal

TOPIC 3.Water Resource Assessment, Planning, Protection & Management


EMCEI 201750

• ID352: Management of the Laayoune-Dakhla deep aquifer system (South Sahara, Morocco)Sidi Mokhtar Elkanti, Bouabid El Mansouri, Youssef Arjdal

• ID72: Assessment of the impact of climatic variability and human activities on groundwater quality: case of Mitidja plain, North of AlgeriaAbdelkader Bouderbala

• ID829: Desalinated Water for human consumption and Public health risks in West Algeria: The case of Souk Tleta Plant water.Badid Naïma, Aggab Chahrazed, Hachemaoui Aboubaker, Hadji Fatiha

• ID749: Hydrochemical analysis and evaluation of groundwater quality of an alluvial aquifer. AlgeriaTarek Drias, Chemseddine Fehdi, Moufida Belloula

• ID778: Exploitation of the main aquifer units in the Biskra region: Analysis of the current situation and prospects for rationalization of their use in agricultureNasser-Eddine Soualili, Gabriela Mihaela Afrasinei, Yacine Louadj, Nouara Degui, Salah Belghemmaz

• ID502: Characterization of Ground Water quality in south of Algeria (Tindouf region)– In excess fluorineNabbou Nouria, Belhachemi Meriem, Merzougui Touhami, Harek Yahia, Nasri Bahous, Mokadam Ikram

• ID289: Assessment of groundwater quality for irrigation in Chelghoum Laid area (Eastern Algeria)Khedidja Abdelhamid, Boudoukha Abderrahmane, Djenba Samir

• ID859: Water geochemistry for an sand aquifer of the complex terminal in the northern Algerian Sahara (case of the lower Oued Rhir valley)Idir Menad Houari, Imed Eddine Nezli

• ID371: Application of the GALDIT Method to the Study of Groundwater Vulnerability of the East Mitidja Alluvial WatersDahbia Djoudar/Hallal, Sadek Zahouani, Abdelkrim Khaldi

• ID769: Application of inverse geochemical modelling to understand geochemical evolution of groundwater in Berrechid Aquifer, MoroccoTibari El Ghali, Hamid Marah, Mohamed Qurtobi, Bouâbid El Mansouri

• ID663: Analysis of stream flow trends in sub-basins of the Upper Blue Nile BasinAbeer Samy, Mona Ibrahim, Wael Mahmod

• ID170: Hydrochemical evolution of groundwater in the Tamlouka plain, influence of lithology, geomorphology and anthropogenic actionsSamir Djorfi, Saadane Djorfi, Laroussi Beloulou, Mohamed Djidel, Salima Guechi

• ID28: Estimation of Aquifer Parameters from Pumping Test Data using the Only Corresponding Competitor method (OCC): Case Oude of Korendijk (South of Rotterdam)Oulad Naoui Noureddine, Cherif El Amine, Djehiche Abdelkader

• ID894: Assessment of seawater intrusion in the Maritime Djeffara coastal aquifer (Southeastern Tunisia)Bachaer Ayed, Ikram Jmal, Samir Sahal, Salwa Saidi, Salem Bouri

• ID757: Geochemical and isotopic study of a coastal phreatic aquifer from the NE of Tunisia: Guenniche basinSafouan Ammar, Jean-Denis Taupin, Mohsen Ben Alaya, Kamel Zouari, Mohamed Khouatmia

• ID712: Naturel tracer and isotopic approch to describe groundwater behaviour: an example of the Mateur plain (North-eastern Tunisia)Mohsen Ben Alaya, Safouan Ben Ammar, Jean-Denis Taupin, Mohamed Khouatmia, Raouf Jbeali, Fetheddine Melki

• ID41: Modelling and design of brine outfall discharges: Case of a desalination plantBelkacem Filali M’Hamed, Bessenasse Mohamed

• ID864: Scheduling deficit subsurface drip irrigation of apple trees for optimizing water use efficiencyChenafi Azzeddine, Monney Philippe, Ferreira Maria Isabel, Chennafi Houria, Carlen Christoph

• ID234: Multivariate statistics of physico-chemical parameters to develop the baseline level of water quality around proposed Jaitapur nuclear power plant, IndiaRamesh Shinde, Prashant Chikode, Sugam Chavan, Sandip Sabale

Room: Big Hall

Session: T3-PS123 10:30~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 51

• ID227: Identification of emerging contaminants in drinking watersSana Mokrane, Djamila Harik, Hubert Cabana

• ID437: A Multivariate Analysis of Water Quality in Lake Ghrib, AlgeriaHamil Somia, Baha Mounia, Arab Sihem, Doukhandji Nassima, Arab Abdeslem

Room: Big Hall

Session: T3-PS123 10:00~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 201752

• ID288: Management of Gabes Jeffara aquifers in relation with oasien ecosystemsJean-Francois Vernoux, Faten Horriche, Rhida Ghoudi, Slah Abdedaiem, Mekki Hamza

• ID442: Geochemical Characteristics of Groundwater and itsSuitability for Water Irrigation in the Lower Cheliff plain, AlgeriaAbdelhamid Bradaï, Adelkader Douaoui, Ibrahim Yahiaoui

• ID594: Groundwater depletion in arid regions of Tunisia: causes, consequences and possible new policy instruments.El Amami Hacib, Hermassi Taoufik

• ID658: Efficiency of aquifer artificial recharge from hill dam by analytical methodZouheira Ibn Ali, Moncef Zairi

• ID726: Integrated multi-criteria evaluation and weighted overlay analysis in assesment of groundwater potentiality in Segui region, southern TunisiaMohamed Haythem Msaddek, Dhekra Souissi, Yahya Moumni, Ismail Chenini, Mahmoud Dlala

• ID270: Assessment of Different Irrigational Practices on Managing the Nitrogen Loss into the Groundwater using HYDRUS 1D Software Gaza Strip as a Case Study- PalestineReem Abukmeil, Mokhtar Guizani, Ryusei Ito, Naoyuki Funamizu

• ID736: Statistical characterization of groundwater quality in Jijel Plain area (northeastern Algeria)Abdelmadjid Boufekane, Omar Saighi

• ID786: Impact of nitrates on the degradation of groundwater quality in the arid areas (Timiaouine region South of Aleria)Nasri Bahous, Benatiallah Ali, Kalloum Slimane, Soulimani Sara

• ID58: Dohuk Syncline as an Artificial Recharge Aquifer, Northern IraqNabeel Al-Azzawi, Myasar Al-Saraj

• ID314: Inhibition of scaling of potable water by a food product phosphate basedSaid Ben-Aazza, Abdallah Hadfi, M’Bark Belattar, Ali Driouiche

• ID713: Lessons learned from a partnership between the University of Liège and Water Agencies for the management of surface water qualityJean-François Deliège, Etienne Everbecq, Pol Magermans, Aline Grard

• ID838: Physical, chemical and bacteriological characterization of wastewater discharged into Wadi Tleta (NW, Algeria)Fatiha Hadji, Mohammed Benabdelkader

Room: Room 2

Session: T3-OS124 08:30~10:30

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 53

• ID297: Characterisation of mean monthly rainfall variability over Mellegue catchment - TunisiaHaifa Feki, Taoufik Hermassi, Nessrine Soualhia

• ID848: Water challenges in a thirsty worldF. Paolo Di Giacomo, Tullia V. Di Giacomo

• ID221: A 3-parameter empirical model to predict extreme rainfall rates in the extreme North-east of Algeria.Laroussi Beloulou, Salima Guechi, Saaadane Djorfi

• ID593: Impact of Spring Water Qualitative Assessment in the Environmental Management System in the West BankMarwan Ghanem

• ID340: IMPACT OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON HYDROLOGY OF THE WESTERN MITIDJA WATERSHEDFaiza Hallouz, Hafsa Karahacane, Mohamed Meddi, Fadhila Sadi, Hanane Benchikh, Faiza Kemerchou

• ID601: Assessment of Citizens’ Virtual Water FootprintMahdi Kolahi, Saeideh Heydari, Mina Ansari, Farzaneh Nouraei

• ID723: Water management and related environmental issues in large Mediterranean basins: case studies from the Ebro and the Po catchmentsFrancesca Salmaso, Paolo Espa, Ramon J. Batalla, Giuseppe Crosa, Gaetano Gentili, Livia M.L. Servanzi, Silvia Quadroni

• ID695: Comparison of three different biochemical compositions of foods in the rainbow trout (onchorynchys mykiss) and their effect on quality of water of oum er-rbia river (Morocco).Khadija Ouaissa, Assia Kritihi, Mustapha Hasnaoui, Abdelaziz Maychal, Youness Oumessoud

• ID49: Modeling integrated water resources management by WEAP, case of watersheds Mabtouh (north-western Algeria)Laidia Zerkaoui, Mohamed Benslimane, Abderrahmane Hamimed

• ID131: Wheat yield and water use efficiency in the north of Tunisia under supplemental irrigationBelhaj Mguidcihe Amel, Douh Boutheina, Gazouani Hiba, Harbaoui Kalthoum

• ID185: Prediction of dams silting in semi-arid region using erosion map under GIS environment, case of Ksob watershed in Hodna region (Algeria)Mahmoud Hasbaia, Sara Zeroual, Mostefa Dougha, André Paquier, Christine Poulard

• ID268: Simulation of the behavior of the stormwater network by SWMMFares Laouacheria, Moncef Chabi, Said Kechida

Room: Room 2

Session: T3-OS224 11:00~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 201754

• ID443: Diversity and seasonal variation of phytoplankton community in the Boukourdane Lake, Northern AlgeriaSiham Arab, Somia Hamil, Abdeslem Arab

• ID492: Trophic status assesement of lacustrine ecosystem, Boukourdane lake, AlgeriaSiham Arab, Somia Hamil, Abdeslem Arab

• ID729: Optimal groundwater sampling design for nitrate monitoring by geostatistical analysis and vulnerability mappingTriki Ibtissem, Trabelsi Nadia, Hentati Imen, Zairi Moncef

• ID787: State of organic pollution in waters of the Seybouse Wadi, region of Guelma (Northeast of Algeria)Marwa Aissaoui, Moussa Benhamza

• ID296: Hydrological modeling of stream flow in transboundary catchment and impact of climate change: case study of Mellegue catchmentTaoufik Hermassi, Haifa Feki, Saber Chabbi

• ID691: Analysis of Dam deformation using artificial neural networks methods and singular spectrum AnalysisBachir Gourine, Sofiane Khelifa

• ID219: Wetting patterns estimation under subsurface drip irrigation systems for different discharge rates and soil typesBoutheina Douh, Olfa Didouni, Amel Mguidiche, Hiba Ghazouani, Sami Khila, Abdelhamid Belaid, Abdelhamid Boujelben

• ID384: Flood risk mapping in the region of Ouled Ben Abdelkader in the Wilaya of ChlefZairi Youssouf

• ID445: How does the rainwater harvesting protect the urban areas against flooding? case study Bouchegouf from East of AlgeriaAbdelkarim Guebail, Lotfi Zeghadnia, Yacine Djebbar

• ID465: ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF LIQUID WASTE OF TRADITIONAL HAMMAMS IN THE PERIURBAIN OF CASABLANCA (CASE OF DAR BOUAZZA COMMUNITY)Nihad Chakri, Btissam El Amrani, Faouzi Berrada, Halima Jounaid, Fouad Amraoui

• ID832: Modeling dam’s operation: Case study of the Chaffia dam (Algerian Extreme North East)Mehdi Nafa, Keblouti Nafa, Abir Achache

• ID454: Changes in Species Composition of Brachionidae (Rotifera) Community in Ghrib LakeHamil Somia, Baha Mounia, Arab Sihem, Doukhandji Nassima, Arab Abdeslem

• ID788: Trvariate copulas for charcterisation of past and future droughts over North-West AlgeriaZeroual Ayoub, Bouabdelli Senna, Meddi Mohamed, Alkama Ramdane, Assani Ali

• ID617: Energy dissipation by hydraulic jump in a half circular channel with bench seatKhattaoui Mohammed, Ziani Sonia, Boudlal Omar, Achour Bachir

• ID669: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL QUALITY OF SURFACE WATERS OF THE WILAYA DE BOUIRA (ALGERIAN NORTHERN)Djafer Khodja Hakim, Cherif El Amine, Dahmani Saad, Ferhati Ahmed

• ID391: Measuring crop evapotranspiration over hilly areasBoudhina Nissaf, Masmoudi Mohamed Moncef, Jacob Frédéric, Prévot Laurent, Zitouna Chebbi Rim, Mekki Insaf, Ben Mechlia Netij

• ID69: Estimation of specific degradation by application of a regional model for the north of AlgeriaChellali Rachid, Ladjal Rabah

• ID830: EPhytoremediation potential of terrestrial herbaceous species for nitrate in Contaminated water Ikram Mokeddem, Meryem Belhachemi, Touhami Merzougui, Nouria Nabbou

Room: Big Hall

Session: T3-PS224 11:00~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 55

• ID472: Effects of treated wastewater irrigation of Sfax, Agareb and Mahres sations on olive plantsZaineb Bakari, Nesrine Boujelben, Farah Bouhamed, Monem Kallel, Boubaker Elleuch

• ID898: To what extent can groundwater uses affect long term sustainable exploitation schemes? Case study of the Bouhefna-Haffouz aquifer system (Central Tunisia)Hamza Jerbi, Sylvain Massuel, Christian Leduc, Jeanne Riaux2, Jamila Tarhouni

• ID900: Hydrogeological modeling for integrated water ressources management: prospects and constraints ( Sisseb El Alem Nadhour Saouaf basin case study, Northeastern Tunisia)Mohamed Hamdi, Najib Djamai, Fatma Karaouli, Mohamed Faouzi Zagrarni, Kalifa Goita, Jamila Tarhouni

• ID364: Study of the spatial variation of physicochemical parameters characterizing the surface water quality of the lagoon Marchica – North-East of Morocco Asmae AKNAF, Mustapha AKODAD, Mostapha Ayachi, Faid El Madani, Jaddar Abdessamad, Abdelhakim

Mesfioui, Mourad Baghour

• 359: DEVELOPMENT OF THE SANITATION SCHEME OF THE URBAN COMMUNITY OF HARHOURACONTRIBUTION TO SECTORAL LIQUID SANITATION SURVEY OF SKHIRAT-TÉMARA PROVINCEHanane ait hmeid, Nadia El KHAMLI, Mustpha AKODAD, Mohamed EL GATTAFI, Aziza EL OUATI, Asmae AKNAF

• ID904: Characterization and assessment of groundwater mineralization in a coastal aquifer of Lebna area, northeastern of Tunisia using the hydrogeochemical analysis and multivariate statisticsZiadi Amira, Tlatli Najla, Tarhouni Jamila, Maki Tsujimura

Room: Big Hall

Session: T3-PS224 11:00~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 201756

• ID48: Qualitative study of irrigation and drinking water in Tindla areaOmar Ben Mya, Chaima Ben Dallali, Abd Elhalim Bouzidi

• ID392: Monitoring and modeling digestate fate and transport in infiltrating afforested areas versus maize/ray-grass rotation plotsMicòl Mastrocicco, Nicolò Colombani, Bruno Boz, Bruna Gumiero

• ID402: Fertilizing value of treated wastewater under short term irrigation of olive tree (Olea europaea L.)Ameni Ben Hassena, Mohamed Zouari, Nada Elloumi, Wahid Khabou, Nacim Zouari

• ID500: Correlation between the extreme climate indices and the AMO index in northern AlgeriaHafsa Karahacane, Mohamed Meddi, Xuebin Zhang, Hamoudi Abdelamir Saaed, Faiza Hallouz

• ID504: Impact of DEM data resolution on SWAT model runoff simulationJalel Aouissi, Ramzi Ennajeh, Sihem Benabdallah

• ID784: Modeling and forcasting of surface runoff in the Beni Bahdel dam: using ARDL model (Autoregressive Distributed Lag)Abdelwahab Rahmouni, Mohamed Meddi, Hafsa Karahaçane

• ID878: Integrating hydrological and hydraulic modelling for flood risk management in a high resolution urbanized area: case study Taibah university campus, KSA.Mohamed Abdulrazzak, Anis Al-Shabani, Kashif Noor, Amro Elfeki, Ahmed Kamis

• ID349: Parametric study of a double effect desalination unitHafdhi Fathia, Khir Tahar, Ben Yahia Ali, Ben Brahim Ammar

• ID734: Modelling catchment scale agricultural pollution in North Tunisia using the PEGASE modelAmira Boukari, Everbecq Etienne, Sihem Ben Abdallah, Pol Magermans, Aline Grard, Hamadi Habaieb, Jean-François Deliège

• ID808: Water governance and performance of collective action in Tunisian irrigated areaJamel Ben Nasr, Mohamed Salah Bachta

• ID858: Understanding the Evolution of Water Deficit in the North African RegionAnnamaria Mazzoni, Essam Heggy, Giovanni Scabbia

• ID845: Industrial Depuration of Alpechín (Vegetable Waste Water from Olives)Jesús Cisneros-Aguirre, Mario Manzanera, Emilio Bursón

• ID677: Evolution of water and soil conservation programs in the Upstream of Merguellil watershed: impact on agricultural land protection and local farmer’s income.Hermassi Taoufik, El Amami Hacib

• ID94: Assessing physico-chemical quality of freshwater of northearn TunisiaNoura Slimani, Jean Thioulouse, Eric Guilbert, Moncef Boumaiza

Room: Room 2

Session: T3-OS324 14:30~17:30

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 57

EMCEI 201758

EMCEI 2017 59

Abderrahim Choukchou-Braham: University of A. Belkaid,Algeria Chedly Tizaoui: College of Engineering, Swansea University,UK Latifa Bousselmi: Centre de Recherches et des Technologiesdes Eaux (CERTE), TunisiaMaki Tsujimura: University of Tsukuba, Japan Monem Kallel: ENIS, University of Sfax, TunisiaNeşe Tüfekci: Istanbul University, Turkey

Nicolas Roche: University of Aix-Marseille, France Roman Tandlich: Faculty of Pharmacy, Rhodes University,South AfricaSalem Bouri: FSS, University of Sfax, Tunisia Sandeep Panda: Suleyman Demirel University, EngineeringFaculty, TurkeySven-Uwe Geissen: Technical University Berlin, GermanyVincenzo Naddeo: University of Salerno, Italy

TOPIC 4.Environmental Engineering & Management


EMCEI 201760

• ID282: Morphological, chemical and Electrochemical carbon based and nobel metal electrode characterization for use in water electrochemical disinfectionMokhtar Guizani, Kento Yajima, Toshikazu Kawaguchi, Ryusei Ito, Naoyuki Funamizu

• ID732: Codigestion: toward a simple model to predict methane productionMokhles Kouas, Philippe Sousbie, Michel Torrijos, Jérôme Harmand, Sami Sayadi

• ID193: Removal of Methylene Blue dye by Fenton-like process using LateritesGloria Kpinsoton, Hela Karoui, Yohan Richardson, Hamma Yacouba

• ID202: Effect of acclimatization on earthworm’s (Eisenia andrei) potential on olive mille wastewaters detoxificationKharbouch Barhoum, Lakhtar Hicham, Amat Sandrine, Roussos Sevastianos, Dupuy Nathalie, El Mousadik Abdelhamid

• ID203: A Theoretical Study on Municipal Solid Waste Characterizations in Jordan and Its Economic FeasibilityKhalid Bani-Melhem, Mahmoud Alshorman

• ID214: Optimization of cost and pollutant emissions from MSW collection using GIS. The case study of Mostaganem, western AlgeriaAbdelli Islam Safia, Abdelmalek Fatiha, Addou Ahmed

• ID298: Determining optimal locations for Electric Vehicle charging infrastructure in the city of TunisSeifeddine Bouguerra, Safa Bhar Layeb

• ID470: Analyses of complex rainfall change using non parametric trend tests in semi arid zone-Case study:Center of TunisiaManel Snoussi, Mohamed Hamdi, Jamila Tarhouni

• ID728: Comparative study of pressure reduction valve controllers in water distribution systemsMouna Doghri, Sophie Duchesne, Annie Poulin, Maxim Ouellet

• ID835: RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH AFRICAThabo Matyaba, Priscilla Keche, Roman Tandlich

• ID220: Nitrogen Oxide Removal from nitric acid production process by absorption into hydrogen peroxide solutionOns Ghriss

• ID495: METHYLENE blue removal from brackish water by natural Algerian clayFadel Ammar, Nacef Saci

• ID176: Numerical study of soil water content to estimate the hydraulic Properties of soil in TunisiaAsma Jedidi, Sana Dardouri, Jalila Sghaier

• ID602: Evaluation of Diallyl phthalate biodegradation mechanisms in the treatment of synthetic wastewaterEhsan Ahmadi, Mitra Gholami, Mahdi Farzadkia, Ramin Nabizadeh

• ID104: Seawater: Affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for allMohammed K. Al Mesfer

• ID26: Reduction of Water Loss in Karak Authority Distribution System Using GIS TechnologyAbeer Al-Edie

Room: Big Hall

Session: T4-OS123 10:30~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 61

• ID102: Refuse Derived Fuel Gasification Possibilities in Small Scale UnitsMaris Klavins, Dmitry Porshnov, Valdis Bisters, Juris Kalviss, Raivo Damkevics

• ID743: Effects on nursery trees of recycled materials added to the substrateFrancesca Bretzel, Eliana Tassi, Francesca Vannucchi, Manuele Scatena, Fabrizio Cinelli

• ID543: Production and characterization of activated carbon from orange peels by chemical activation with sulfuric acidSami Guiza, Salwa Hajyahia, Franck Launay, Bagane Mohamed

• ID305: Diagnostic and treatment of leachate from municipal solid waste in Morocco using experimental design methodologyMeriem Abouri, Imane Chanaa, Salah Souabi, Hajar Qachach, Amane Jada

• ID376: Combined process for olive oil mill wastewater treatment based in flocculation and heterogeneous photocatalysisGassan Hodaifa, Jose Antonio Páez Fernández, Cristina Agabo García

• ID659: Catalytic Wet Air Oxidation of Phenol Using W-La/CexZr1-xO2 CatalystsMohamed Achraf Bouabdellah, Lassaad Ben Hammouda, Gwendoline Lafaye, Zouhaier Ksibi

• ID603: On the use of Brouers-Sotolongo Kinetics equation and isotherm for the removal fluorine from aqueous solutions by clayFrancois Brouers, Sami Guiza

• ID311: Adsorption of model dyes onto porous materials: Effect of pH and temperature on the parameters of Brouers-Sotolongo kinetic fractal and generalized isothermSelmi Taher, Seffen Mongi, Brouers François, Fierro Vanessa, Sammouda Habib

• ID50: Abnormal behavior of chott Ain Beida brines, Ouargla basin, Algerian SaharaMerzouk Zatout, Messaoud Hacini, Hichem Ahmed Hamzaoui, Adel M’Nif

• ID80: Prediction of sediment transport in the wandering section of the maritime reach of the Congo River, accounting for the limits of the Ashmore methodEdouard Konzi Panise Siamo, Yahanan Dzama-Likwanda

• ID107: Numerical simulation of dye adsorption/ desorption in three layered soil and models comparisonSana Dardouri, Asma Jedidi, Jalila Sghaier

• ID129: The Communication process for a Sustainable Urbanism in AlgeriaLyazid Hadj Smaha

• ID413: Simplification of soil description for the modeling of nitrogen leaching with STICS modelZoghlami Rahma Ines, Parnaudeau Virginie, Walter Christian

• ID771: Spatial distribution of methane emissions at Bizerte active landfillSana Abid, Moncef Zairi

• ID169: Study of Nusselt number evolution in PCM shell-and-tube configurationMohammed Bechiri, Kacem Mansouri

• ID686: ANALYSIS OF NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE HYDRODYNAMICS IN SWIMMING POOLS IN TERMS OF WATER QUALITY.Mostefa Dougha, Mahmoud Hasbaia, André Girou

• ID10: Analysis of the flow behaviour through a VenturiWahiba Mokrane, Ahmed Kettab

• ID344: Magnetic treatment effects on salt water and tomato plants growthNesrine Fakhri, Hsan Youssef Mehdaoui, Nada Elloumi, Monem Kallel

• ID506: CO2 adsorption on activated carbon based olive stones: A comparison of Langmuir and Freundlich modelsMeriem Moussa, Najoua Bader, Nausika Querejeta, Inès Duràn, Covadonga Pevida, Abdelmottaleb Ouederni

• ID550: Study of Oxidized Stainless Steel Thin Films obtained by Reactive Thermal EvaporationMerakeb Noureddine

Room: Big Hall

Session: T4-PS124 08:30~10:30

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EMCEI 201762

• ID693: Environmental life cycle assessment of a conventional soilless geothermal cherry production in the south of Tunisia.Meriem Maaoui, Rachid Boukchina, Noureddine Hajjaji

• ID727: Overview: offshore drillingSamira Baba Hamed

• ID350: Response surface methodology optimization of heterogeneous catalyst Fe2O3-zeolite synthesis for the degradation of indigo carmine dye by photo-Fenton processChamirane Moumni, Nadim Fakhfakh, Haithem Bel Hadjlltaief, Mourad Ben Zina

• ID292: Green Collaborative Vehicle Routing Problem with environmental concernsAkram Rekik, Amel Jaoua, Safa Bhar Layeb, Jouhaina Chaouachi

• ID489: Effect of temperature, humidity and gas flow on PEM fuel cell performances for environmental applicationsMohamed Barbouche, Zakarya Ahmed, Khaled Charradi, Radhouane Chtourou, Gaetano Squadrito

• ID374: Combinated process for olive oil mill wastewater treatment based in flocculatation, photolysis, microfiltration and microalgae cultureGassan Hodaifa, Ana Malvis Romero, Mansour Halioui, Sebastián Sánchez

• ID135: Separation of Pb (II) and Cu (II) ions by the cloud point technique. Statistical study by the Taguchi designMesli Meryem, Belkhouche Nasr-Eddine

• ID895: Atmospheric emission inventory and modeling of VOC’s in a petroleum site in Sfax regionSahar Masmoudi, Mohamed Jamel Rouis, Dalila Taieb

• ID633: Assessment of solid waste collection performance in Sousse city, TunisiaYoussef Frikha, Moncef Zairi

• ID127: Methylene blue removal from aqueous solution by using smectite clay and silty soil: Batch and fixed bed column studiesSana Dardouri, Asma Jedidi, Jalila Sghaier

• ID300: Preparation of graphite ultrafiltration membrane over macroporous graphite support for oily waste water separation by air gap membrane distillationImen Derbel, Raja Ben Amar

• ID914: ACID BLACK 194 DYE REMOVAL BY NATURAL AND ACID/BASE ACTIVATED SMECTITIC CLAYSSalima Chakroun, Mabrouk Eloussaief, Mohamed Essghaier Gaied

• ID38- An alternative method for predicting bed load transport rate in river – Application to the Medjerda river, TunisiaMohamed Gharbi, Amel Soualmia, Denis Dartus

• ID37- Experimental analysis of the morphological evolution of a sand bed Channel Mohamed Gharbi, Amel Soualmia, Denis Dartus

Room: Big Hall

Session: T4-PS124 08:30~10:30

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Abdelfatteh Omri: King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia Abdelmjid Abourriche: University Hassan II, Casablanca,MoroccoAli Sdiri: ENIS, University of Sfax, TunisiaGil Mahé: IRD Montpellier, FranceGilles Colinet: University of Liège, BelgiumHabib Abida: FSS, University of Sfax, Tunisia Jordan Vidal, Manuel Miguel: Universidad Miguel Hernández,Spain

Marco Lauteri: Istituto di Biologia Agroambientale e Forestale,Italy Masamoto Tafu: National Institute of Technology, ToyamaCollege, JapanMokhtar Guizani: Hokkaido University, JapanMounir Medhioub: FSS, University of Sfax, TunisiaRishikesh Singh: Banaras Hindu University, India

TOPIC 5.Natural Resources (Characterization, Assessment, Management & Valorisation)


EMCEI 201766

• ID647: ANALYTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF EOCENE DEPOSITS (JEBEL RHEOUIS, CENTRAL TUNISIA) FOR DOLOMITIC-PALYGORSKITE IDENTIFYImen Saadaoui, Mabrouk Eloussaief

• ID590: Synthesis and Characterization of Nanoparticles Prepared from Tunisian Bentonite ClayWiem Hamza, Mourad Benzina

• ID360: Assessment of seed propagation ability of almond genotypes (Prunus dulcis (Mill.) D.A. Webb.) for Mediterranean environmentSaloua Mselmi Taoueb, Mehdi Trad, Imen Ouergui, Hana Jemai, Messaoud Mars

• ID75: Effect of polyethylene glycol on in vitro gas production of three leguminous shrubs in Algerian arid areasSamir Medjekal, Mouloud Ghadbane, Laid Benderradji, Raoul Bodas, Hacène Bousseboua, Secundino Lopez

• ID124: Biodiversity, Traditional medicine and Diabetes in North-Eastern AlgeriaAmel Bouzabata

• ID265: Physical and chemical characterization of Ampelodesmos mauritanicusMay Chenah, Moussa Amrani

• ID379: Screening of insect pathogenic bacteria isolated from agricultural soils, characterization of their bioactive metabolites and study of their effects against Galleria mellonela (Lepidoptera, Pyralidae)Hakima Mohand Kaci, Farida Benzina

• ID424: Acridicidal Activity of Cassia italica butanolic extract on Locusta migratoria (Linnaeus, 1758)Abderrahmane Soudani, Abdelhamid Moussi

• ID473: Protective effects of Nigella sativa oil on IL-4 and nitric oxide levels in a model of experimental asthma in wistar ratTaha Khaldi, Zineb Rouibah, Meriem Rouag, Mahfoud Messarah, Amel Boumendjel

• ID775: Development of antibacterial braided PET sutures using chitosan - Laurus nobilis essential oil emulsionNesrine Bhouri, Faten Debbabi, Mejdi Snoussi, Saber Ben Abdessalem

• ID604: Yogurt enrichment with Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis): effect of storage on physicochemical

parametersHajer Debbabi, Badis Boubaker, Taysir Gmati, Moncef Chouaibi, Aziza Boubaker, Ahmed Snoussi

• ID634: Volatile compounds as marker for propolis characterizationSegueni Narimane, Fatiha Khadraoui, Rhouati Salah

• ID804: Electrochemical and Surface Morphological Studies of a Carbon Steel corrosion by natural product in Acidic Solution.Hana Ferkous, Meriem Zerroug, Manelle Radjai, Mohamed Aymen Chaouh, Zayneb Jebali, Hatem Majdoub

• ID827: Green corrosion inhibitor for carbon steel in 1M HCl. A comparative study of polysaccharides extracted from prickly pear nopals of Opuntia ficus-indica (Peel and Pulp)Hana Ferkous, Meriem Zerroug, Mohamed Aymen Chaouch, Manelle Radjai, Hatem Majdoub, Abderrazak Bouzid

• ID710: karyotype analysis of echinus medic (Medicago ciliaris L.) populations collected in TunisiaCheima Jabri, Neila Trifi Farah, Aziza Zoghlami Khelil

• ID76: Methane production from browse species of Algerian arid areasSamir Medjekal, Mouloud Ghadbane, Laid Benderradji, Raoul Bodas, Hacène Bousseboua, Secundino Lopez

• ID844: Valorization of industrial glass debris in road worksOmar Boudlal, Mohammed Khattaoui, Saliha Belhaouci

• ID718: Heat shock effects on physiological parameters durum wheat seedlings and relationships with stress tolerance indicesSofia Hamli, Mostapha Labhilili, Kenza Kadi, Dalila Addad, Hmenna Bouzerzour

• ID494: CHARACTERIZATION AND VALUATION OF CLAY NORTHEAST REGIONSHanane Ait Hmeid, Mustapha Akodad, Lahcen Daoudi, Mohamed El Gattafi, Asmae Aknaf, Abdelmajid Moumen, Mourad Baghour, Mimoun Aalaoul

Room: Big Hall

Session: T5-PS123 10:30~13:00

NOV.

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• ID103: Valorisation of berry pomace: from waste to bioactive compoundsMaris Klavins, Agnese Kukela, Jorens Kviesis, Linards Klavins

• ID354: Lemonene recovery from waste lemon peels with supercritical extractionCatia Govanna Lopresto, Alessandra Meluso, Giuseppe Di Sanzo, Vincenza Calabro’

• ID824: Integrating science and knowledge to boost Mediterranean traditional products: the REALMed pilot studyManuela Giovanetti, Jose L. Araus Ortega, Naziha Atti, Angela Augusti, Federica Camin, Casparus J. Crous, Marco Lauteri, Nives Ogrinc

• ID287: Improving cellulose structure for bioconversion: sugarcane bagasse pretreatment accompanied by lignin recovery and ionic liquid recycleKoel Saha, Jaya Sikder, Paulomi Diwedi, Ankita Ghosh, Sudip Chakraborty, Debolina Mukherjeee, Vincenza Calabro, Stefano Curcio

• ID754: Interactions between cationic porphyrins and standards clays: spectroscopic and 3D confocal investigationsAmira Lajmi, Emmanuel Joussein, Stéphanie Leroy-Lhez, Marilyne Soubrand, Claire Carrion, Matthias Monneron-Guyrits, Catherine Riou, Mounir Medhioub

• ID146: Technological chracterization of Beidellite for insectesidal clay formulaionSana Ghrab, Samir Bouaziz, Mourad Benzina

• ID390: Methods to estimate Water Use Efficiency (WUE) of two olive tree cultivars (Olea europaea L. cv Koroneiki and Chemlali) under water restriction conditionsMortadha Ben Hassine, Olfa Boussadia, Ines Moula, Mariem El Hafi, Mohamed Braham

• ID580: Extraction of carotenoids-rich fatty fractions from tomato industrial by-products, peels and seeds, using supercritical CO2 green technologyMouna Kehili, Ayachi Zammel, Carsten Zetzl, Irina Smirnova, Noureddine Allouche, Sami Sayadi

• ID809: EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND DENSITY ON THE WEANING OF THE LARGEMOUTH BASS (MICROPTERUS SALMOIDES, LACEPEDE, 1802)Anouar Ouizgane, Fatim Ezzahra Majdoubi, Bahija Harzani, Sara Elghity, Aziz Elmoujtahid, Mohammed Droussi, Mustapha Hasnaoui

• ID717: Phylogenetic insights into the history of Tunisian and Iberian cattle using the Illumina BovineSNP50 beadChipSlim Ben Jemaa, Elena Ciani, Mekki Boussaha

• ID274: Geo-historical review of the Mediterranean rivers from Kitab-i Bahriye (Book of Navigation)Mustafa Yilmaz, Ibrahim Yilmaz, Bayram Turgut, Mevlut Gullu

• ID896: Phosphate sludge from Tunisian phosphate mines: Valorisation as ceramics products Hajer Baccour, Hela Koubaa, Samir Baklouti

Room: 3

Session: T5-OS124 08:30~10:30

NOV.

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• ID101: Essential oil of Mentha spicata leaves from Algeria: chemical composition and antibacterial activityKhiari Mohammed, Kechrid Zine

• ID174: Water pollution diagnosis and risk assessment of Kherraza plain aquifer caused by the urban and industrial rejections (N-E Algeria)Saadane Djorfi, Samir Djorfi, Laroussi Beloulou

• ID182: Plants’ extracts as coagulants-flocculants for wastewater treatment: A short reviewBouthaina Othmani, Moncef Khadhraoui

• ID212: GRAPEVINE PREDICTION OF END OF FLOWERING DATEMatteo Gentilucci

• ID377: Research of secondary metabolites with non-polyenic antifungal activity produced by actinomycetes isolated from different Moroccan habitatsNafis Ahmed, Elhidar Najoua, Oubaha Brahim, Samri Salam Eddine, Azmani Asma, Mezrioui Noureddine, Niedermeyer Timo, Hassani Lahcen

• ID457: Nitrophenol removal from wastewater onto prepared activated carbon from Opuntia ficus-indicaHanedi Elhleli, Faten Mannai, Younes Moussaoui

• ID464: NaOH-activated carbon prepared from date palm petiole as adsorbent for indigo carmineNisrine Khadhri, Mohamed El Khames Saad, Younes Moussaoui

• ID503: Diagnosis of biodiversity of Rhizobium leguminosarum nodulating pea (Pisum sativum L.) and their interaction with rhizospheric microbien community in differents soils of Tunisia.Amira Hachana, Imen Hemissi, Dorsaf Hlel, Hanen Cherif, Manel Bouraoui, Neila Abdi, Ameur Cherif, Bouaziz Sifi

• ID517: Treated olive mill wastewater effects on soil properties and olive plantsSalma Mseddi, Mohamed Zouari, Yosr Smaoui

• ID444: Growth, ecophysiological and nutritive responses of two olive tree cultivars (Olea europaea L. ‘Chemlali’ and ‘Koroneiki’) under salt stressOlfa Boussadia, Rihem Zaabar, Mohamed Braham

Room: 1

Session: T5-OS224 11:00~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 69

• ID599: Extraction of chitosan from Shrimp Shells: Effect of deacetylation time on the morphological, thermal properties and the value of deacetylation degree (DD)Fatima Zahra Bougueraa, Fatima Essabti, Saoussan El Mouhri, Said Ettaqi

• ID628: Impact of ploughing techniques on wind erosion: field experiments assessmentMohamed Labiadh

• ID642: influence of quality of crop residus on the variation of soil microbiol biomass (région of Tiaret-Algeria)Karima Oulbachir, Sabrina Ait Abderahim, Nadia Bouchenafa, Malika Djerbaoui-Adamou, Fatiha Labdelli

• ID670: Spatio-temporal variability of the soil hydraulic properties - Effect on modelling of water flow and solute transport at field-scaleS. Kanzari

• ID725: Perceptions and threats to wetlands in south-eastern Algeria: the case of Lake Ayata

• Fatma Demnati, Naima Madjour, Farid Allache, Anis Guelmami, Lisa Ernoul

• ID751: From the characterization, geochemical behavior and health risk assessments of Tunisian phosphogypsum to a potential way of inerting and valorizationSonia Lazaar, Emmanuel Joussein, Marilyne Soubrand, Alexandra Courtin Nomade, Rania Hbaieb, Matthias Monneron-Guyrits, Mounir Medhioub

• ID793: Assessment of land degradation related to groundwater irrigation of Oasis environments. Case study: the Zibans (Biskra), AlgeriaS. Belghemmaz, M. Fenni, G. M. Afrasinei, Y. Louadj, N. Degui

• ID789: Efficiency of SSR markers to analyze the molecular fingerprinting of some Tunisian olive cultivarsMnasri Rahmani Sameh, Saddoud Debbabi Olfa, Ferchichi Ali

• ID797: Kinetic, equilibrium and thermodynamic studies of Nickel adsorption in batch on a red alga corallina elongataFarida Bouremmad, Abdennour Bouchair, Shalima Shawuti, Mehmet Ali Gulgun

• ID121: The Oued Amizour VHMS Zn-deposit, northeastern Algeria: Does it have a Kuroko-type signature?Rabah Laouar, Abdelmalek Lekoui, Tayeb Bouima, Sihem Salmi-Laouar, Salah Bouhlel, Adrian J Boyce

• ID334: Phytosociometry, a tool for managing resources and maintaining the sustainability of livestock systems in arid zonesBouyahia Hadj, Benabdeli Khéloufi, Nouri Tayeb, Youcefi Ahmed Toufik, Mahammedi Mohammed

Room: 3

Session: T5-OS324 11:00~13:00

NOV.

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• ID798: An AFM study of the surface propriety and corrosion inhibition on Carbon steel in acidic mediaMeriem Zerroug, Hana Ferkous, Manelle Radjai, Mohamed Aymen Chaouch, Anis Madaci, Hatem Majdoub, Abderrazak Bouzid

• ID724: THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF A SOFC COUPLED WITH GAS TURBINE POWER PLANTTahar Khir, Salha Faleh, Ammar Ben Brahim

• ID387: Mass transfer during combined processes of osmotic dehydration and blanchingBasma Khoualdia, Samia Ben Ali, Ahmed Hannachi

• ID109: Caracterization and assessment of fig (Ficus carica L.) genetic resources in Tunisia: An overviewFateh Aljane, Awatef Essid

• ID224: Characterization of three different sewage sludge for reuse in the context of sustainable development in AlgeriaBelkaid Ishak, Namane Abdelkader, Cabana Hubert, Nakib Maamar

• ID228: Variability in the response of Citrullus colocynthis (L.) to water deficiency stressesSaid El Madidi, Abdelhamid Ben Moumou, Fatiha Hakimi

• ID372: Enthalpy-Entropy Compensation in Sorption Phenomena of carob seeds (Ceratonia selequa L.)Heytem Moussaoui, Younes Bahammou, Mounir Kouhila, Abdelkader Lamharrar, Ali Idlimam

• ID446: Metallic contamination of water and sediments of “Hillil River” (North-West of Algeria) near wild dump siteOuld Ali Ouiza, Vouvé Florence, Abdelmalek Fatiha, Aubert Dominic, Rouillon Régis, Addou Ahmed

• ID579: Effect of N-doping in the activity of TiO2 supported catalysts in glycerol oxidationDhia Cherni, Noomen Moussa, Mohamed Faouzi Ncib, Laura Prati, Alberto Villa

• ID721: Bree ding regime of two accessions of Vicia Narbonensis L.Siwar Bouabid, Lamia Jemai, Aziza Zoghlami Khélil

• ID490: Antibacterial and antioxidant activities of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) essential oil growing in Djelfa (Algeria).Samah Lakehal, Cherifa Chaouia, Fatma Zohra

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• ID762: Optimization of Humic Acid Liquid Fertilizer Production from Lignite: Effect on Wheat and Barley Seeds GerminationInes Ben Salah, Ahmed Wali, Abderrahim Choukchou-Braham, Mohamed Ksibi

• ID813: methanolic extract of Artemisia herba alba as eco-friendly inhibitor of mild steel corrosion in 1M HCl mediaManelle Radjai, Meriem Zerroug, Hana Ferkous, Souad Djellali, Mohamed Aymen Chaouch, Bilal Hattabi, Hatem Majdoub, Mokhtar Boutahala

• ID70: Tunisian almond shell for efficient removal of Eriochrome Black T and Malachite Green dyes from aqueous solutionRim Ben Arfi, Sarra Karoui, Karine Mougin, Achraf Ghorbal

• ID431: Effect of growth hormones on regeneration of three wild medicinal plants from AlgeriaSouad Mehalaine, Slim Bouguessa

• ID118: Extraction and characterization of tannins obtained from fresh and dried Tunisian pomegranate peelSamia Ben-Ali

• ID439: Effect of the ripening stage on the volatile composition of Chétoui virgin olive oilImen Oueslati, Hédia Manai, Gidou Flamini, Mokhtar Zarrouk

• ID440: GRANULOMETRIC ANALYSIS AND ENVIRONMENT OF DEPOSITS OF SURFACE SEDIMENTS OF THE MARCHICA LAGOON (NORTH-EAST OF MOROCCO)Asmae AKNAF, Mustapha AKODAD, Hanane Ait hmeid, Mostafa Layachi, Abdelhakim Mesfioui, Karim Andich, Mourad Baghour

• ID768: Tunisian extra virgin olive oil: Richeness in antioxidants and aroma compoundsHedia Manai-Djebali, Imen Oueslati, Zeineb M’Zah, Sonia Ben Temime, Mokhtar Zarrouk, Guido Flamini

Room: Big Hall

Session: T5-PS224 11:00~13:00

NOV.

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• ID466: Sprouting, an eco-friendly technology for improving nutritional quality of Tunisian wheat cultivar “Khiar”Sarra Jribi, Khaled Sassi, Dorra Sfayhi, Hajer Debbabi

• ID508: The effect of the spawning period on the viability of silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) ovaFatima-Zahra Majdoubi, Anouar Ouizgane, Mohammed Droussi, Mustapha Hasnaoui

• ID920: Chemically treated seagrass fibers as an excellent adsorbent for crude oil removalSenda Ben Jmaa, Amjad Kallel, Farhat Rhekhiss

Room: Big Hall

Session: T5-PS224 11:00~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 201772

Room: 3

Session: T5-OS424 14:30~17:30

NOV.

• ID459: Recycling of Tunisian Phosphogypsum as road material: Assessment of mechanical and leaching behaviorRaja Zmemla, Ikram Naifar

• ID225: Design of the bricks based on the marine sediments of Bethioua portNasr Eddine Boudjenane, Djamila Benyerou, Mansour Belhadri

• ID279: Geo-environmental information about Tunisian Cities and Coasts within Kitab-ı BahriyeIbrahim Yilmaz, Mustafa Yilmaz

• ID740: VALORIZATION OF FISH PROCESSING WASTE: A MICROBIAL PERSPECTIVE.Asha Embrandiri, Parveen Fatemeh Rupani, Mohd Azrul Naim Mohamad, Mohd Hafiz Jamaludin

• ID737: Understanding the resilience of Mediterranean ecosystems to global changes: an overview on applications of stable isotope of light elements in ecophysiological studiesMarco Lauteri, Maria Cristina Monteverdi

• ID839: Diversity and Distribution of Fish Species in Lake AsejireMabel O Ipinmoroti, Adams O Iyiola, Olumuyiwa A Akanmu, Olugbenga Orisasona, Niyi I Fawole

• ID259: Instant controlled pressure drop texturing for intensifying physicochemical characteristics of orange by productsInes Louati, Neila Bahloul, Karim Allaf, Nabil Kechaou

• ID401: Kinetic and thermodynamic study of the biosorption of hexavalent chromium on corn stigmas in aqueous medium in absence and presence of alternating currentFatma Mbraki, Amina Othmani, Aida Kesraoui, Mongi Seffen

• ID583: Variability of chemical and physical parameters and plankton in the rearing ponds of three species of carp- rearing period.Sana Farid, Anouar Ouizguane, Mustapha Hasnaoui, Mohammed Droussi

• ID157: Multi-biomarker approach in transplanted Donax trunculus (Mollusc, Bivalve) from the Gulf of Annaba (Algeria)Amina Rabei, Hayet Beldi, Noureddine Soltani

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• ID556: ETHNOBOTANICAL SURVEY ON THE USE OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE FOR THE TREATMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS IN ORAN, ALGERIALardjam Abderrahmene, Mazid Rim, Sadaoui Aicha, Bensahaila Safia, Khalfa Ali, Khitri Walid, Djebli Noureddine, Toumi Houari

• ID600: Chemical composition of leaves and fruits of a south algerian Pistacia atlantica Desf. ecotype.Fetati Aicha, Tedjeddine Aicha

• ID856: A socio-ecological analysis of the date palm (Phoenyx dactilifera L.) system in Jericho area, PalestineGiuseppe Russo, Isabella Dalla Ragione, Linda Fantinati, Carlo Simonetti, Marco Lauteri

• ID805: Evolution of chemical and physical parameters of water fish farmed in earthen ponds in polyculture system (case of Nile Tilapia, largemouth Bass, Chinese carps) at Deroua Fisheries Station (Fkih Ben Saleh, Morocco).Anouar Ouizgane, Sana Farid, Fatim Ezzahra Majdoubi, Mohammed Droussi, Mustapha Hasnaoui

• ID800: Adaptation to Climate Change: The dynamics of production systems in the semi-arid regions of Tunisia.Amira Sansa, Jamel Ben Nasr, Ayoub Fouzai, Mohamed Bechir Sai

• ID161: Strategy for phosphate ions sequestration by agricultural byproductsHana Boubaker, Rim Ben Arfi, Achraf Ghorbal

• ID194: Study of sludge of the Beni Messous purification station (Algeria)Mammar Nakib, Ahmed Kettab, Salah Karef, Salim Benziaada, Nacer M Chabaca, Saadia Benmamar, Walid Boumalek, Hanane Bouanani

• ID226: Study of the physicochemical characteristics of marine sediments of Oran port for their valorizationAsmaa Dehilis, Nasr Eddine Boudjenane, Djamila Benyerou, Mansour Belhadri

• ID143: First record of Doris verrucosa Linnaeus, 1758 (Mollusca: Heterobranchia: Nudibranchia) in the eastern basin of the MediterraneanMouna Antit, Donia Kalthoumi, Marta Pola, Javier Urra

• ID92: Effect of mineral amendment in gypsum and salinity distribution in oasis system of South TunisiaNissaf Karbout, Boujila Essifi, Habib Lamoro, Mohamed Moussa, Habib Bousnina

• ID641: EFFECT OF INTERACTION BETWEEN TOW CYTOKININS AND TOW AUXINS ON ALKALOIDS ACCUMULATION IN HYOSCYAMUS ALBUS L.Kadi Kenza, Hamli Sofia, Boukeria Sabah, Dib Dounia, Addad Dalila, Yahia Abdelouahab

• ID885: Occurrence and bioindication of lichens within oak forets of TunisiaRidha El Mokni, Lamia Boutabia-Telailia, Mohamed Hédi El Aouni

• ID892: Geotechnical and environmental characterization of the sediments of the commercial port of SfaxAbdelwaheb Ben Slema, Nessma Feki, Mohamed Jamel Rouis

• ID477: Spatial changes and landscape dynamics in the steppe ecosystem of the North-West of AlgeriaDriss Haddouche, Smina Zennouche, Abdelmalek Tounkob

• ID448: Valorising local dairy products and territorial development through the improvement of the value chain in TunisiaJouini Marwa, Khaldi Raoudha, Boudiche Sonia

• ID481: Evaluation of commercial essential oils as non-toxic natural food additivesNahla Fitouhi, Hayet Ben Haj Koubaier, Ismahen Essaidi, Nabiha Bouzouita, Hajer Debbabi

• ID911: Photocatalytic decolorization of cationic and anionic dyes over ZnO nanoparticle immobilized on natural Tunisian clayHaithem Bel Hadjltaief, Mourad Ben Zina, Patrick Da Costa, Maria Elena Galvez

• ID912: A Comparative study of the mechanical behavior of different Tunisian clays with lime for the compressed earth blocks synthesisSafa Mkaouar, Patrick Pizette, Mourad Benzina

Room: Big Hall

Session: T5-PS3

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Alexander P. Mathews: Kansas State University, USAAli-Akbar Sabziparvar: Faculty of Agriculture, Hamedan, IRAN Brigitte Kempter-Regel: Fraunhofer Institut für Grenzflächen-und Bioverfahrenstechnik IGB, GermanyCherif Ould Lahoucine: University of Guelma, AlgeriaElio Giamello: Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy Fausto Pedro Garcia Marquez: ETSI Industriales, UniversidadCastilla-La Mancha, Spain

Francisco Javier Navas Pineda: Universidad de Cádiz, Spain Mohammed Abdul Rasheed: Gujarat Energy Research andManagement Institute (GERMI), India Rachid B. Slimane: Gas Techn. Instit., IL, USA / SABIC T&I,Riyad, Saudi Arabia

TOPIC 6.Intelligence Techniques in Renewable Energy (Biomass, Wind, Waste, Solar)


EMCEI 201778

• ID138: Passive Solar Energy in BuildingsShiva Teja Kacham, Jarome Wawrzon, Muhammad Mukhlesur Rahman, Indubhushan Patnaikuni

• ID519: Selecting suitable areas for new solar energy projects in the south of Algeria: using combined GIS and MCDA modelAbdelghani Dokkar, Noureddine Settou, Boubekeur Dokkar

• ID341: Modelling of a forced convection solar drying system by experimental designHaytem Moussaoui, Ahmed Aït Aghzzaf, Ali Idlimam, Abdelkader Abdelkader

• ID47: Economic Feasibility of a Biogas System in a Small Palestinian Poultry FarmRowayda Ali, Rashed Al-Sa’Ed

• ID251: Open pond culture of green algae Chlorella sp. using municipal wastewater as medium in an arid desertZinedine Omari, Djamal Zerrouki, Mohammed Djaafri

• ID343: Two-stage culture strategy to enhance both biomass and lipid content of microalgae for biodiesel productionRedouane Benhima, Hicham El Arroussi, Abdelaziz Smouni, Najib Bendaou

• ID661: Sewage sludge as source of energy: experimental and numerical investigations of thermochemical conversion of sewage sludge via pyrolysisAida Ben Hassen Trabelsi, Rym Zayoud, Kaouther Zaafouri

• ID662: Pyrolysis of Tunisian Date Palm residues for the production and characterization of Bio-oil,Bio-char and SyngasGmar Bensidhom, Aïda Ben Hassen-Trabelsi, Maher Sghairoun, Koray Alper, Ismail Trabelsi

• ID629: Mineral composition, growth performance and yield of Pleurotus ostreatus on rice straw-based substrate enriched with natural calcium sourcesArianne Julian, Michael Umagat, Renato Reyes

• ID738: Performance analysis and optimisation of a hybrid solar geothermal power plantRafika Maali, Tahar Khir, Ammar Ben Brahim

• ID632: Comparative Study between Perturb and Observe and Incremental ConductanceMohmad Alrweq, Ousam Viqar

Room: 1

Session: T6-OS123 10:30~13:00

NOV.

EMCEI 2017 79

• ID709: Experimental and theoretical investigation of the temperature difference and its effect on the efficiency in new solar still system.Sara Ladouy, Abdelhamid Khabbazi

• ID653: Models for obtaining the daily global solar radiations in clear sky in SaharaBenatiallah Djelloul, Nasri Bahous, Benatiallah Ali

• ID890: Faisability study of evaporative cooling under Algerian climateL. Merabti, A. Bouhanguel, W. Taane, M. Abbas

• ID610: Simultaneous decontamination of seven residual antibiotics in secondary treated effluents by solar photo-Fenton and solar TiO2 catalytic processesBilel Moslah, Evroula Hapeshi, Amel Jrad, Despo Fatta-Kassinos, Abderrazek Hedhili

• ID333: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CATALYTIC GLASS PLATES GP-TiO2 ELABORATED BY HEAT ATTACHMENT METHOD: application in the photocatalyst.Abdenour Aitatmane, Saliha Bourouina-Bacha

• ID248: STUDY OF SOLAR ADSORPTION COOLING SYSTEMAmal Bel Haj Jrad, Abdelaziz Zagnani, Abdallah Mhimid

• ID888: Solar photocatalytic degraradation of Tartrazine using immobilized catalystOuassila Benhabiles, Nadia Chekir, Djilali Tassalit, Nachida Kasbadji Merzouk, Meriem Ghenna, Anes Abdessemed, Rachid Issaadi

• ID889: STUDY OF PHARMACEUTICAL POLLUTANT DEGRADATION IN SOLAR IMMOBILIZED REACTORNadia Chekir, Djilali Tassalit, Ouassila Benhabiles, Nachida Kasbadji Merzouk, Sarah Mahidine, Madina Belmihoub, Houria Habbi

• ID435: The effect of Alkaline pretreatment on the production of biogas from the sludge of the lagoon station of Adrar City (Southwest of Algeria)Dahou Mohamed El Amine, Touzi Abdelkader

• ID730: Single nucleotide polymorphism variation in switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) for genes involved in lignin biosynthesisBochra Amina Bahri, Guillaume Daverdin, Xiangyang Xu, Jan-Fang Cheng, Kerrie W. Barry, E. Charles Brummer, Katrien Martha Devos

• ID428: Biofuels and bioenergy from residual biomasses: when a waste becomes a resource.Laura Albo, Alessandra Verardi, Catia Giovanna Lopresto, Maria Francesca Policicchio, Sudip Chakraborty, Stefano Curcio, Vincenza Calabro’

• ID355: Experimental investigation of palm Fiber surface treatment effect on thermal, acoustical, and mechanical properties of a new bio-compositeMarwa Lahouioui, Magali Fois, Rim Ben Arfi, Laurent Ibos, Achraf Ghorbal

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EMCEI 201782

EMCEI 2017 83

Jean-Paul Barusseau: University Via Domitia, France Jesús Cisneros Aguirre: University of Las Palmas de GranCanaria, SpainJosé Luís Pinho: University of Minho, Portugalkhalid Elkalay: Cadi Ayyad University, Essaouira, MoroccoLaurent Dezileau: University of Montpellier, France Marc Tedetti: IRD–Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography,

FranceMaria Snoussi: IRD, France & University Mohammed V, Mo-roccoMoncef Boukthir: IPEI Tunis, Tunisia Oula Amrouni: INSTM, Tunis, TunisiaWolfgang Cramer: CNRS, IRD, University of Avignon, France

TOPIC 7.Sustainable Management of Marine Environment & Coastal Areas


EMCEI 201784

• ID308: A hierarchy of models for the numerical modelling of the Tunisia marine watersAli Harzallah, Béchir Béjaoui

• ID264: Simulation of hydrodynamic behavior using data from coastal weather stations at the Bejaia bay.Khalid Amarouche, Nour El Islam Bachari, Fouzia Houma

• ID281: Risk Analysis of Antalya Konyaalti Beach in TURKEYSerter Kocababa, Murat Uysal, Nizar Polat

• ID125: Satellite images survey for identification the coastal sedimentary system changes and associated vulnerability along the western bay of the Gulf of Tunis (northern Africa)Hzami Abderraouf, Amrouni Oula, Constantinstoleriu Gheorghe, Romanescu Cristian, Pintilie Alinmihu, Abdeljaouad Saadi

• ID399: Assessing coastal flood vulnerability and marine erosion risk. Case of the Bay of Algiers.Atroune Farid, Bouhamadouche Mohamed, Hemdane Yacine

• ID407: Swimming behavior and acetylcholinesterase activity in embryo-larval stages of the Mediterranean mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis exposed to copper and / or silver at different temperatures.Khouloud Boukadida, Jérôme Cachot, Alicia Romero-Gomez, Christelle Clérandeau, Mohamed Banni

• ID460: Spatial distribution and pollution assessment of heavy metals in the surface marine sediments of the southern coast of Sfax, TunisiaIkram Naifar, Raja Zmemla, Boubakker Elleuch

• ID336: Identification of key issues for Integrated Coastal Zone Management in EgyptMaría Merino, Roland Garnier, Ignacio Aguirre-Ayerbe, Raúl Medina, Mauricio González

• ID199: SOME MODEL STUDIES ON REINFORCED DREDGED SOIL FOR SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTBashir Ahmed Mir, Basit Majid Shah, Faizan Amin Shah

• ID128: Human impact on the morpho-sedimentary evolution on the coastal deltaic zones (case of application: artificial canal of Medjerda river, Tunisa).Thouraya Menmoussa, Oula Amrouni, Abdelrraouf Hzami Hzami, Laurent Dezileau, Gil Mahe, Saâdi Abdeljaouad

Room: 1

Session: T7-OS124 08:30~10:30

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EMCEI 2017 85

• ID696: Water masses exchanges within Boughrara Lagoon- Gulf of Gabes systemSana Ben Ismail, Cristèle Chevalier, Abdelfatteh Atoui, Jean-Luc Devenon, Cherif Sammari, Marc Pagano

• ID882: Modeling baroclinic circulation off the Tunisian coastsImen Ben Jaber, Jihene Abdennadher, Moncef Boukthir

• ID707: Monitoring of Coastal Erosion of Karasu Coast in Black SeaMurat Uysal, Nizar Polat, Murat Aydin

• ID796: Preliminary analysis of the Nador lagoon (NE Morocco) trophic network with the Ecopath modelHanane Rhomad, Karima Khalil, Abdelhak Egdadi, Khalid Elkalay

• ID685: Population dynamics of two Lessepsian migrant goatfish species; Upeneus pori and Upeneus moluccensis from the southeastern Mediterranean, Port Said region, EgyptSahar Mehanna

• ID714: Application of Geochemistry to Characterize the progressive paleoenvironmental changes linked to abrupt warming hyperthermal event during the

Latest Danian of Central Tunisia (Southern Tethys) and impact on foraminifera faunaNoura Kotti, Besma Mardassi, Jamel Abdennaceur Oual

• ID622: Characterization of marine dredged sediment from the port of Kalâat Andalous (Bay of Gulf of Tunis), TUNISIAAmrouni Oula, Ouertani Wième, Sanchez Alberto, Sebei Abdelaziz, Chmingui Walid, Abdeljaouad Saadi

• ID700: Kalâat Andalous harbor lagoon sediments, quality and CharacteristicsKhsiba Samia, Amrouni Oula, Ben Mustapha Karim, Gaâloul Nadia, Bancon-Montigny3 Chrystelle

• ID697: The contribution of endemism in biomimetic eco-architecture applied to coastal tourist facilities. Case of Ben M’hidi ZET in Skikda town, Algeria.Saida Teraa, Meriama Bencherif

• ID897: The global phenomena of harmful algal blooms (HAB): Environmental and socioeconomic impactsLeila Basti, Kiyohito Nagai, Jiyoji Go, Keita Higuchi, Sho Okano, Tatsuya Oda, Toshiyuki Suzuki, Satoshi Nagai

Room: 4

Session: T7-OS224 11:00~13:00

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EMCEI 201786

• ID201: Non-uniform morphologic trend of sheltered microtidal flats, example the Gulf of Gabes, southern Mediterranean coast, TunisiaMaher Gzam, Chadlia Ounissi, Said Ben Hamed, Mona Angar, Younes Jedoui

• ID790: sedimentological study for the monitoring of the sediment transport pattern in the lagoon of Bizerte (north Tunisia).Nessim Douss, Oula Amrouni, Nadia Gaaloul, Alberto Sanchez, Bechir Bejaoui, Mohamed Moncef Serbaji

• ID761: Mathematical model for primary production within the Portuguese coastal zoneJose Pinho, Diogo Neves, Jose Vieira

• ID345: Organotin pollution along the Tunisian coasts: Status of imposex before and after the ratification of the Anti-Fouling Systems (AFS) conventionYoussef Lahbib, Sami Abidli, Najoua Trigui El Menif

• ID365: Salinity as a factor regulating growth of the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium minutumMoufida Abdennadher, Amel Bellaaj Zouari, Wafa Feki Sahnoun, Asma Hamza

• ID694: Management of Moroccan fisheries with the Ecopath modelElkalay Khalid, Zfzafi Ilham, Damsiri Zainab, Rhomad Hanane, Khalil Karima

• ID315: Spatiotemporal variation of physicochemical and bacteriological parametres for site selection of finfish cage in Souahlia Bay,Chlef (Algeria)Chahinez Laama, Nour El Islam Bachari

• ID711: Diagenetic modeling of organic matter recycling in two eutrophicated estuaries: bioirrigation effectKarima Khalil, Anniet Laverman, Mélanie Raimonet, Christophe Rabouille

• ID639: Complementarity of the physical and numerical modeling for the study of the overtopping in the Algerian center zone “The site of the Sablettes”Dahmani Abd El Alim, Bachari Fouzia, Mezouar Khoudir, Boudouma Zahia

• ID660: Trace metals accumulation in surface sediments of the Gulf of Gabes: Usefulness of metal sediment fractionationSirine Amri, Noureddine Zaaboub, Walid Oueslati

• ID621: Toward a study of environmental impact of conventional shipsAbdelmoula Ait Allal, Khalifa Mansouri, Mohamed Youssfi, Mohammed Qbadou

• ID715: Toward a study of environmental and social impact of Autonomous ShipAbdelmoula Ait Allal, Khalifa Mansouri, Mohamed Youssfi, Mohammed Qbadou

• ID275: Benthic foraminifera and trace element distribution: A case-study from the bay of Monastir (Tunisia)Mohamed Damak, Fabrizio Frontalini, Monom Kallel

• ID165: A 2350 years’ sequence of extreme events revealed by lagoonal deposits in the north east of Tunisia (Ghar el Melh lagoon).Balkis Samah Kohila, Laurent Dezileau, Soumaya Boussetta, Nejib Kallel

• ID899: Comparison of pollen distribution in surface sediments of the northeastern Tunisia (Ghar el Melh lagoon) with remotely sensed vegetation dataGaceur, E., Desprat, S., Rouis-Zargouni I., Kallel, N.

Room: Big Hall

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EMCEI 2017 87

EMCEI 201788

EMCEI 2017 89

Abdelazim Negm: Zagazig University, EgyptAbdelwaheb Aydi: FSB, University of Carthage, TunisiaBarbara Koch: University of Freiburg, GermanyIbrahim Ozdemir: University, Faculty of Forestry, TurkeyIsmail Rakip Karas: Karabuk University, Faculty of Enginee-ring, TurkeyMaria Teresa Melis: University of Cagliari, Italy

Moncef Bouaziz: Technische Universität Dresden, Germany Nilanchal Patel: Birla Institute of Technology Mesra, IndiaPierre-Louis Frison: University of Paris-Est-Marne, FranceYuji Murayama: University of Tsukuba, Japan

TOPIC 8.Remote Sensing & GIS for Geo-Environmental Investigations


EMCEI 201790

• ID656: Potentially invasive alien plants surveying and monitoring in the agro-ecosystems of the Tunisian SahelNajla Sayari, Mounir Mekki

• ID40: Utilizing remote sensing at a subsistence farming level to examine child malnutrition in the age of climate change - an exploratory study in the Kossi region of Burkina FasoRaissa Sorgho, Jonas Frank, Seraphin Simboro, Sandra Barteit, Rainer Sauerborn

• ID44: Modelling Bird Species Richness Using Satellite DataIbrahim Ozdemir, Ahmet Mert, Ulas Yunus Ozkan, Sengul Aksan, Yasin Unal

• ID385: Applied of non-parametric kriging metho to improve soil salinity map: the case study of the lower Cheliff plain, AlgeriaKoulla Noureddine, Bradaï Abdelhamid, Douaoui Abdelkader

• ID758: Remote sensing for drought assessment and monitoring: a case of BotswanaSithabile Tirivarombo, Gladness Oromeng

• ID531: Coastline change of the Aksehir Lake between 1984 to 2016

Murat Uysal, Nizar Polat, Mehmet Ali Dereli

• ID60: Refining Surface Net Radiation Estimates in Arid and Semi-arid Climates of IranAli-Akbar Sabziparvar, Foroogh Golkar, William B. Rossow

• ID410: Investigating the morphological changes of the Nile River from Aswan High Dam to Delta Barrages, using RS/GISAbdelazim Negm, Mohamed Elsahabi, Neama Abd El-Basset, Reham El-Sayed, Shenouda Ghaly, Kamal Ali

• ID722: Volcanic SO2 conversion to sulfate aerosols: Impact on nadir TIR satellite observationsHenda Guermazi, Pasquale Sellitto, Mohamed Moncef Serbaji, Bernard Legras, Farhat Rekhiss

• ID429: Estimation of dinoflagellate and diatoms algae in algiers bay from landsat satellite dataBoufeniza Redouane Larbi, Bachari Houma Fouzia, Alsahli Mohammad, Bachari Nour El Islam, Chekroun Nesrine, Boudjema Siham, Benm’Barek Ghania

• ID215: Lake Nubia Sediment Capacity Estimation Based on Satellite Remotely Sensed Detected BathymetryAbdelazim Negm, Mohamed Elsahabi, Omar Makboul

• ID587: Investigating satellite based navigation approach in soil loss predication- Case study of Soan Watershed, PakistanSheikh Saeed Ahmad, Bashir Hafsa

• ID557: Flood Water Management in Arid Regions Case Studies: Wadi Al Jizzi, Oman, Wadi Abu Nsheifah, Saudi Arabia, and Wadi Dhuleil, JordanEyad Abushandi

• ID526: Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques for Evaluation of Groundwater Quality in middle valley of Medjerda, TunisiaFatma Trabelsi

Room: 2

Session: T8-OS123 10:30~13:00

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EMCEI 2017 91

• ID597: Finding space to grow urban hedges as a natural air filter along pedestrian paths: a GIS based investigation of Cardiff city centreMuhammad Irfan, Hishiv Shah, Aleksandra Koj, Hywel Thomas

• ID744: The design and implementation of a Hydrogeological Information System (HISM) for groundwater management of MonastirImen Hentati, Nadia Trabelsi, Ibtissem Triki, Moncef Zairi

• ID426: Using Geographic Information System for mapping water Werosion of Wadi Sahel-Soummam watershed‘s soils (Algeria).Mokhtari El Hadj, Merzouk Belkacem, Chikhi Tareq, Hamiche Mohamed Said

• ID15: Burned area mapping by using single-date principal component analysisMazari Ait Kaci, Gitas Ioannis Z., Amel Alioua, Khadaj Tammam

• ID820: Use of GIS and satellite imagery in the study of the spatial distribution of vegetation in the Entifa forest (High Atlas Central, Morocco)Mohammed Amine Slimani, Ahmed El Aboudi, Abdelmejid Rahimi, Zahra Khalil

• ID403: Land cover change detection in Tunisian Oases through MODIS data (Products: MOD13Q1)Cherine Ben Khalfallah, Dalel Ouerchefani, Khouloud Mazouzi, Eric Delaitre, Faiza Khebour-Allouche

• ID456: Detection vegetation changes in oases of Gabes using EO1/Hyperion dataBen Arfa Jouda, Katlane Rim, Berges Jean Claude, Lavie Emilie, Arnaud-Fassetta Gilles, Zargouni Fouad

• ID625: ASSESSMENT OF SOIL EROSION BY WATER USING RUSLE, REMOTE SENSING AND GIS IN GABES COAST-SOUTHERN TUNISIA: STUDY CASE OF OUED EL SOURRAG WATERSHEDEmna Medhioub, Moncef Bouaziz, Samir Bouaziz

• ID678: evaporation estimation using Landsat 8 data and its contribution to salts dynamics in the Lower Cheliff plain (Algeria)Ibrahim Yahiaoui, Abdelkader Douaoui, Abdelhamid Bradaï, Abdelkrim Khaldi, Fella Mokhtari

• ID476: Essay of lineaments and mega-fractures identification and their role in the water upwelling and the formation of the sebkhats in Ouargla basin-Algeria Sahara.Mohammed Hadjkouider, Imed Eddine Nezli

• ID100: Remote sensing for land use mapping and desertification diachronic monitoring in the Eastern part of the Aurès (Algeria).Hassen Benmessaoud, Abdelhafid Bouzekri

• ID915: Remote sensing based actual evapotranspiration estimation over a semi-arid heterogeneous land: comparison to extra Large Aperture Scintillometer measurementsSaadi S., Boulet G., Simonneaux V., Bahir M., Brut A., Mougenot B., Fanise P., Lili Chabaane Z.

• ID462: Satellite-derived land surface temperature and landscape characterization of National Capital Region (NCR), India using multispectral and thermal dataHang Thi Hoang, Atiqur Rahman, Javed Mallick

• ID434: The use of Remote Sensing and GIS for the mapping of diachronic evolution from wetlands to the Arid Regions. Application to Ouargla in Algeria and Al Qassim iHabib Oukba Kounta, Imed Eddine Nezli, Messaoud Hacini, Sultan Hasan Alsultan

• ID785: Study of landuse change using remote-sensing in the lower-Cheliff plain (Algeria)Mokhtari Djamel Eddine, Douaoui Abdelkader, Yahiaoui Ibrahim, Guerziz Hafidha

• D434: The use of Remote Sensing and GIS for the mapping of diachronic evolution from wetlands to the Arid Regions. Application to Ouargla in Algeria and Al Qassim iHabib Oukba Kounta, Imed Eddine Nezli, Messaoud Hacini, Sultan Hasan Alsultan

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EMCEI 201794

EMCEI 2017 95

Abdessalem El Ghali: FSB, University of Carthage, TunisiaAbdullah Al-Amri: King Saud University, Saudi ArabiaAndrei Bala: National Institute for Earth Physics, RomaniaAssia Harbi: Centre of Research of Astronomy, AlgeriaBiswajeet Pradhan: University Putra, Malaysia Hakim Gabtni: Centre de Recherches et des Technologies desEaux (CERTE), TunisiaImen Hamdi Nasr: FSB, University of Carthage, Tunisia

Ismail Trabelsi: Centre de Recherches et des Technologies des Eaux (CERTE), TunisiaMustapha Meghraoui: University of Strasbourg, FranceRihab Hadji: University of Farhat Abbas, Setif, AlgeriaSamir Bouaziz: ENIS, University of Sfax, TunisiaSettimio Ferlisi: University of Salerno, Italy Zakaria Hamimi: Benha University, Egypt

TOPIC 9.Environmental Impacts of Geo/Natural Hazards (Earthquakes, Landslides, Volcanic & Marine Hazards)


EMCEI 201796

• ID918: Groundwater Uses & Geo-HazardsHatim Elhatip

• ID351: Empirical fragility curves for masonry buildings in slow-moving landslide-affected areas of southern ItalySettimio Ferlisi, Gianfranco Nicodemo, Dario Peduto

• ID478: Contribution of remote sensing and GIS in spatio-temporal analysis and mapping of the zones susceptibility to the “Ground movements” hazard in the NW of Tunisia: example of the Kef areaRadhia Mansour, Nouha Brachen, Abdesselem Elghali

• ID139: The role of local authorities in communicating landslide hazard to orang asli (indigenous) community in Cameron HighlandsJamilah Ahmad, Habibah Lateh

• ID525: An Artificial Neural Networks model for predicting factor of safety of homogenous earth damMessaoud Djeddou, Abdelatif Zeraoul, Ali Fourar

• ID25: Seismic stability analysis and stabilization of an unstable urbanized slopeMohamed Khemissa, Ahmed Seddiki

• ID98: New Relationship between Fundamental Site Frequency and Thickness of Soft Sediments from Seismic Ambient NoiseAbd El-Aziz Abd El-Aal

• ID105: ESTIMATION OF SITE EFFECT USING MICROTREMOR TECHNIQUE AT 15th MAY CITY, HELWAN, EGYPTKhaled Omar, Mohammed Atef, Abd El Basit Abu Deif, Mohsen Atiya

• ID108: Improved crustal structure models in western part of ROMANIA A step forward to assessment of the seismic risk in an earthquake endangered countryBala Andrei, Tataru Dragos, Grecu Bogdan

• ID276: Crustal Deformation Modelling by GNSS

Measurements: Southwestern Anatolia, TurkeyIbrahim Tiryakioglu, Engin Gulal, Halil Ibrahim Solak, Caglar Ozkaymak

• ID301: Monitoring of the Current Tectonic Movements In Aksehir-Sultandagi Fault Zone After The February 2002 (Mw: 6.2) EarthquakeIbrahim Tiryakioğlu, Tamer Baybura, Caglar Ozkaymak, Mustafa Yılmaz, Mehmet Ali Uğur, Cemal Özer Yiğit, Ahmet Anıl Dindar, Fatih Poyraz

• ID163: Extreme flood events reconstruction spanning the last century in the El Bibane lagoon (Southeast of Tunisia): a multi-proxy approachAida Affouri, Laurent Dezileau, Nejib Kallel

• ID179: Analysis of hydrosedimentary indicators for the study of coastal erosion. Case of Bejaia coast (ALGERIA)Mohamed Bouhmadouche, Yacine Hemdane, Farid Atroune

• ID606: Quick Urban Flood Risk Assessment in Arid Environment using HECRAS and Dam Break Theory: Case study of Daghbag Dam in Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaAmro Elfeki, Anis Al-Shabani, Jarbou Bahrawi, Saeed Alzahrani

• ID408: Tsunami evacuation planning. Application to an extreme event in the Western Mediterranean SeaIgnacio Aguirre-Ayerbe, Íñigo Aniel-Quiroga, Mauricio González

• ID337: Geospatial Approach on Landslide Susceptibility Zonation and Geo-design in Semi-Arid Mountainous Watershed, Saudi ArabiaJaved Mallick, Hang Thi Hoang, Saiful Islam, Roohul Abad Khan

Room: 3

Session: T9-OS123 10:30~13:00

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EMCEI 2017 97

• ID378: Landslide susceptibility mapping using Analytic Hierarchy Process method in BBA-Bouira Region, case study of East-west Highway, NE AlgeriaLamri Dahoua, Savenko Viatcheslav Yakovitch, Riheb Hadji, Farid Zahri

• ID853: Rehabilitation of a centenary viaduct affected by landslides in Constantine city (Algeria)Saihia Abdallah

• ID254: Landslide hazard zonation mapping using frequency ratio and fuzzy logic approach, a case study national road n°11 (Bizerte-Béja: Northern Tunisia)Adel Klai, Mohamed Khaled Bouzid, Romdhane Haddad, Mohamed Chedly Rabia

• ID230: Using GIS & RS for landslide susceptibility mapping: comparing AHP, LI and FR methods for the wadi Mellah basin, NE AlgeriaRiheb Hadji, Yacine Achour, Younes Hamed

• ID61: Mechanical instability of saturated sandy soils under vibration effectMohammed Bousmaha, Hanifi Missoum, Renaud Toussaint, Karim Bendani

• ID373: Statistical model using GIS for the assessment of landslide susceptibility. Case-study: Laalam (East of Algeria)Safia Mokadem

• ID570: Impact of landslides on environmentAnkit Singh, Tarun Singh, R. Nagarajan

• ID745: Meeting parasismic knowledge needs of algerian architectsMohammed Benabdelfattah, Youcef Kehila, Abdelkrim Makhloufi

• ID277: Characterization of based sources of pollution in Monastir Bay, status of heavy metal concentration in bed sedimentMohamed Damak, Zied Marzouki, Leila Chäri, Monem Kallel

• ID903: Regional Frequency Analysis of Annual Maximum Daily Precipitation in the Northeast of Algeria - Soummam Watershed-Mohammed Achite, Mohammed Benaini

• ID919: Underground mining and its impact on the soil and subsoil environment. Case study: Mine Chaabet El Hamra Sétif-AlgeriaMohamed Laid Boukelloul, Mohamed Bounouala, Sami Yahyaoui

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EMCEI 2017100

EMCEI 2017 101

Damiano Gustavo Mita: Institute of Genetics and Biophysics,Naples, ItalyImed Gargouri: Faculty of Medicine, University of Sfax, TunisiaMadhi Jaghbir: University of Jordan, Jordan Mustapha Hasnaoui: University of Sultan Moulay Slimane,MoroccoPanagiotis Karanis: Qinghai University, Germany & China

Ridha Mzoughi: LRHSP, TunisiaSouad A. Benromdhane: HEID, OAQPS, U.S. EPA, USA

TOPIC 10.Environmental Health Sciences (Natural & Social Impacts on Human Health)


EMCEI 2017102

• ID31: Helminths in the digestive tract of chickens in the region of Sidi Aissa (Algeria)Ahlem Guerzou, Ilham Sahki-Benabbes, Ouahabi Samiha, Allali Samira, Doumandji Salaheddine

• ID657: Cognitive approaches to architectural conception: an aid tool for therapy of people with depression case of the inhabitants of the old town of Annaba.Soundouss Ismahane Talantikite, Salah Chaouche

• ID162: Air pollution effects on Health in KenitraRachida El Morabet, Mohamed Aneflouss, Said Mouak

• ID243: Impact of climate parameters on Respiratory Syncytial Virus bronchiolitis in children during a 13-year surveillance period.Ines Brini, Naila Hannachi, Muhammad Ijaz, Manel Marzouk, Asma Ferjeni, Jihene Bouguila, Sonia Nouri Merchaoui, Lamia Boughamoura

• ID664: Blood Cr and Ni in bladder cancer and prostate adenoma patientsFeki-Tounsi Molka, Olmedo Pablo, Gil Fernando, Mhiri Mohamed-Nabil, Rebai Ahmed, Hamza-Chaffai Amel

• ID752: Speciation, oral bioaccessibility and health risk assessments of Cd, Pb and Zn in agricultural soils contaminated by mine tailings in Mediterranean environmentHbaieb Rania, Soubrand Marilyne, Joussein Emmanuel, Medhioub Mounir

• ID152: Approaches to chemicals risk assessment with regards to human health and the environment

Anahit Aleksandryan, Vahagn Khachatryan

• ID154: Risk assessment at exposure to persistent organic pollutants: human health and the environmentAnahit Aleksandryan, Artak Khachatryan

• ID110: The absorption of iodine 131 beta ray by the human body: scaling studyA. Bentabet, A. Betka, H. Gumus, A. Azbouche

• ID901: ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE AND BEHAVIORS REGARDING TRANS FATTY ACIDS AMONG STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF JORDANMadi Tawfiq Abed Elwaly Al-Jag, Abdelhakeem Rahmi Abu Arrah, Rima Mashal

• ID 453: The effects of global warming on Cardio-respiratory systemAreti Tsaloglidou, Konstantinos Koukourikos, Ioanna Papathanasiou, Despoina Koutsochristou, Paraskevi Dalagozi, Labrini Kourkouta

• ID902: Pesticide Residues in Fruits and Vegetables Samples from Jordan Market: Dietary Intake and Risk Assessment During 2010/2011Madi Tawfiq Abed Elwaly Al-Jaghabir, Marwa Alsubaih, Abdelkader Hamdi Battah

Room: 4

Session: T10-OS123 10:30~13:00

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EMCEI 2017 103

• ID546: Human fibrosarcoma targetting integrins with cucurbitacin B purified from Ecballium elaterium (L.) A. RichImen Touihri-Barakati, Olfa Kallech-Ziri, Wiem Ayadi, Karim Hosni, José Luis

• ID158: Extended- Spectrum beta-lactamases- producing Enterobacteriaceae isolated from a river water receiving an effluent treatment plantAbdelbasset Mechai, Manel Debabza, Hafiza Sedira, Sabrina Fadeleddine, Abdelouaheb Mechai

• ID759: In vitro activity of antifungal combinations against planktonic cells of C. albicans isolated from medical devices at the University Hospital Center of Tlemcen UHC of Tlemcen (Algeria)Hidaya Fatima Zohra Touil, Kebir Boucherit, Zahia Boucherit-Otmani, Feriel Benmansour

• ID147: Phenotypic characterization of Gram negative bacilli strains isolated from dry sludge of a wastewater treatment plantManel Debabza, Abdelbasset Mechai, Meriem Difallah, Hadjer Halaimia, Abdelouaheb Mechai

• • ID501: Study of the impact of phytosanitary products

and growth hormones in livestock on Tunisian consumer healthMeriem Salah, Sonia Boudiche, Sameh Amara, Salwa Bornaz

• ID569: Evaluation of the anti-bacterial activity of Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) and Rosemary (Romarinus officinalis) Essential Oils on Pseudomonas aeruginosa.Souad Djeghboub, Mustapha Oumouna, Noureddine Benyahia

• ID238: The new epidemiological challenges of the Tunisian school: are we ready?Foued Maaoui, Imen Moumni, Lasaad Mouelhi

• ID240: The impact of pesticides on healthLambrini Kourkouta, Alexandros Monios, Christos Iliadis, Paraskevi Dalagkozi, Petros Ouzounakis, Ioanna Papathanasiou

• ID242: The effects of exposure of health care professionals to volatile anesthetic gasesParaskevi Dalagkozi, Ilias Bogiatzis, Christos Iliadis, Areti Tsaloglidou, Fotini Balaura, Lambrini Kourkouta

• ID304: Epidemiological and climate impact on the distribution of leishmaniasis in the Middle Eastern part of Algeria.Samir Zeroual, Randa Gaouaoui, Maroua Cherfeddine, Hamid Boudjelida

• ID684: Breast cancer: Hereditary, Dietary and Environmental risk factorsSalima Taleb, Meriem Soualhia, Siwar Rouabhia

• ID262: Environmental impacts and cost of degradation-remediation of air pollution and noise pollution of the urban community of Fez (Morocco)Bassma Antouh, Mostafa El Qandil

• ID239: Poisoning by dangerous gasesChristos Iliadis, Alexandros Monios, Areti Tsaloglidou, Konstantinos Koukourikos, Eikaterini Georgoudi, Lambrini Kourkouta

• ID120: Allergy to mites, sensitivity to tropical species in two regions in AlgeriaLahiani Sadjia, Galleni Moreno

• ID883: Determination of Mercury in Human Blood and Hair samples from the People Living Environment Adjacent to Petrochemical Industry Zone in LibyaAdel A.S Banana, Efaq Noman, Al-Gheethi Aa, Mohamed Rm, Amir Hashim Mk, Yousef Aribi Hassairi

• ID164: Corticotropic and fecondity responses of footshocked pregnant female rats treated with harmineRima Benatoui, Amina Djouini, Abdelmadjid Bairi, Abdelkrim Tahraoui

• ID631: Qualitative Study on the Management of Chemicals at Research Laboratories of Casablanca’s Medecine and Pharmacy Faculty.Housni Hajar, Amri Meriem, Nadia Tahiri Jouti, Mohamed Tahiri

• ID884: Assessment of Heavy Metals in Environment Adjacent to Petrochemical Industry Zone in LibyaAdel A.S Banana, Efaq Noman, Al-Gheethi Aa, Mohamed Rm, Amir Hashim Mk, Yousef Aribi Hassairi

• ID522: “ Insect ectoparasites on two species of aquatic birds ; black coot Fulica atra and Moorhen Gallinula chloropus in the North Eastern of Algeria (PNEK)”Ziani Roumayssa, Lazli Amel, Marniche Faiza

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009: T2-PS3010: T4-PS1015: T8-PS1025: T9-OS1026: T4-OS1028: T3-PS1031: T10-OS1038: T4-PS1037: T4-PS1040: T8-OS1041: T3-PS1044: T8-OS1045: T2-OS2047: T6-OS1048: T3-OS3049: T3-OS2050: T4-PS1052: T2-PS2053: T1-OS1054: T2-PS2056: T2-PS1057: T2-PS2058: T3-OS1060: T8-OS1061: T9-PS1062: T2-PS1069: T3-PS2070: T5-PS2072: T3-PS1075: T5-PS1076: T5-PS1080: T4-PS1092: T5-PS3094: T3-OS3097: T2-PS3098: T9-OS1100: T8-PS1101: T5-OS2102: T4-PS1103: T5-OS1104: T4-OS1105: T9-OS1107: T4-PS1108: T9-OS1109: T5-PS2110: T10-OS1111: T1-OS2117: T2-PS2118: T5-PS2120: T10-PS1121: T5-OS3122: T1-PS2124: T5-PS1125: T7-OS1127: T4-PS1128: T7-OS1129: T4-PS1

130: T2-OS2131: T3-OS2132: T1-PS1135: T4-PS1138: T6-OS1139: T9-OS1141: T2-OS1142: T2-PS2143: T5-PS3146: T5-OS1147: T10-PS1152: T10-OS1153: T2-PS1154: T10-OS1155: T1-OS1157: T5-OS4158: T10-PS1159: T2-OS1161: T5-PS3162: T10-OS1163: T9-OS1164: T10-PS1165: T7-PS1166: T1-PS1168: T2-PS2169: T4-PS1170: T3-PS1171: T2-PS1173: T2-OS2174: T5-OS2176: T4-OS1179: T9-OS1182: T5-OS2183: T2-PS2185: T3-OS2189: T2-OS1190: T2-OS2193: T4-OS1194: T5-PS3195: T1-OS1199: T7-OS1201: T7-PS1202: T4-OS1203: T4-OS1209: T2-PS1210: T1-PS2212: T5-OS2214: T4-OS1215: T8-OS1218: T1-PS1219: T3-PS2220: T4-OS1221: T3-OS2224: T5-PS2225: T5-OS4226: T5-PS3227: T3-PS1

228: T5-PS2230: T9-PS1233: T1-PS2234: T3-PS1235: T2-PS1236: T2-OS2238: T10-PS1239: T10-PS1240: T10-PS1242: T10-PS1243: T10-OS1244: T1-PS2245: T1-PS2248: T6-PS1251: T6-OS1252: T2-OS4254: T9-PS1255: T1-PS1256: T2-OS2259: T5-OS4260: T2-PS3262: T10-PS1264: T7-OS1265: T5-PS1268: T3-OS2269: T2-OS1270: T3-OS1271: T2-PS3274: T5-OS1275: T7-PS1276: T9-OS1277: T9-PS1278: T1-OS1279: T5-OS4280: T1-OS2281: T7-OS1282: T4-OS1285: T2-OS4287: T5-OS1288: T3-OS1289: T3-PS1291: T2-PS1292: T4-PS1296: T3-PS2297: T3-OS2298: T4-OS1299: T2-OS1300: T4-PS1301: T9-OS1302: T2-OS2304: T10-PS1305: T4-PS1306: T1-PS2308: T7-OS1311: T4-PS1312: T1-OS2314: T3-OS1

315: T7-PS1317: T1-OS2319: T2-OS2320: T1-PS2323: T2-PS3327: T1-PS2330: T2-PS3333: T6-PS1334: T5-PS3336: T7-OS1337: T9-OS1340: T3-OS2341: T6-OS1343: T6-OS1344: T4-PS1345: T7-PS1347: T1-OS2348: T2-PS2349: T3-OS3350: T4-PS1351: T9-OS1352: T3-PS1353: T1-OS1354: T5-OS1355: T6-PS1356: T2-PS1357: T2-OS2359: T3-PS2360: T5-PS1361: T2-PS3362: T2-OS3363: T2-OS4364: T3-PS2365: T7-PS1366: T2-PS3367: T1-OS2371: T3-PS1372: T5-PS2373: T9-PS1374: T4-PS1375: T1-OS1376: T4-PS1377: T5-OS2378: T9-PS1379: T5-PS1382: T2-OS3384: T3-PS2385: T8-OS1386: T1-OS2387: T5-PS2388: T2-OS3389: T2-OS4390: T5-OS1391: T3-PS2392: T3-OS3395: T2-OS2396: T1-OS2

397: T2-OS1399: T7-OS1401: T5-OS4402: T3-OS3403: T8-PS1404: T2-PS1407: T7-OS1408: T9-OS1410: T8-OS1413: T4-PS1424: T5-PS1426: T8-PS1427: T2-PS2428: T6-PS1429: T8-OS1431: T5-PS2432: T2-PS1434:T8-PS1435: T6-PS1436: T1-OS2437: T3-PS1439: T5-PS2440: T5-PS2442: T3-OS1443: T3-PS2444: T5-OS2445: T3-PS2446: T5-PS2447: T2-PS1448: T5-PS3452: T2-OS3453: T10-OS1454: T3-PS2455: T2-PS2456: T8-PS1457: T5-OS2458: T2-OS1459: T5-OS4460: T7-OS1461: T2-PS1462: T8-PS1464: T5-OS2465: T3-PS2466: T5-PS2467: T2-OS4468: T2-PS3469: T2-OS4470: T4-OS1472: T3-PS2473: T5-PS1475: T2-PS2476: T8-PS1477: T5-PS3478: T9-OS1481: T5-PS3482: T2-PS2484: T2-PS1

485: T2-PS3486: T1-PS1487: T1-PS1489: T4-PS1490: T5-PS2491: T2-OS1492: T3-PS2494:T5-PS1495: T4-OS1496: T2-OS3497: T2-PS1500: T3-OS3501: T10-PS1502: T3-PS1503: T5-OS2504: T3-OS3506: T4-PS1508: T5-PS2509: T1-PS1510: T2-OS3517: T5-OS2518: T2-PS3519: T6-OS1522: T10-PS1525: T9-OS1526: T8-OS1530: T2-PS1531: T8-OS1543: T4-PS1544: T2-OS4546: T10-PS1547: T2-OS2548: T2-OS2550: T4-PS1553: T2-PS2556: T5-PS3557: T8-OS1569: T10-PS1570: T9-PS1578: T2-PS1579: T5-PS2580: T5-OS1582: T2-PS1583: T5-OS4584: T1-PS1587: T8-OS1590: T5-PS1593: T3-OS2594: T3-OS1597: T8-PS1599: T5-OS3600: T5-PS3601: T3-OS2602: T4-OS1603: T4-PS1604: T5-PS1606: T9-OS1

ID: Session ID: Session ID: Session ID: Session ID: Session ID: Session

Program Index

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608: T1-OS2610: T6-PS1613: T1-OS1617: T3-PS2621: T7-PS1622: T7-OS2624: T1-OS2625: T8-PS1626: T2-PS3627: T2-OS4628: T5-OS3629: T6-OS1630: T1-PS1631: T10-PS1632: T6-OS1633: T4-PS1634: T5-PS1636: T1-PS2639: T7-PS1641: T5-PS3642: T5-OS3643: T2-PS3647: T5-PS1653: T6-PS1655: T2-OS3656: T8-OS1657: T10-OS1658: T3-OS1659: T4-PS1660: T7-PS1661: T6-OS1662: T6-OS1663: T3-PS1664: T10-OS1669: T3-PS2670: T5-OS3674: T2-OS3675: T2-PS2676: T2-PS3677: T3-OS3678: T8-PS1679: T1-PS2681: T2-PS3682: T2-OS3683: T2-OS4684: T10-PS1685: T7-OS2686: T4-PS1687: T2-OS4691: T3-PS2693: T4-PS1694: T7-PS1695: T3-OS2696: T7-OS2697: T7-OS2699: T1-PS2700: T7-OS2

702: T2-OS3707: T7-OS2709: T6-PS1710: T5-PS1711: T7-PS1712: T3-PS1713: T3-OS1714: T7-OS2715: T7-PS1717: T5-OS1718: T5-PS1721: T5-PS2722: T8-OS1723: T3-OS2724: T5-PS2725: T5-OS3726: T3-OS1727: T4-PS1728: T4-OS1729: T3-PS2730: T6-PS1732: T4-OS1733: T2-OS2734: T3-OS3735: T1-PS2736: T3-OS1737: T5-OS4738: T6-OS1740: T5-OS4743: T4-PS1744: T8-PS1745: T9-PS1749: T3-PS1751: T5-OS3752: T10-OS1753: T1-OS1754: T5-OS1755: T2-OS1756: T2-OS1757: T3-PS1758: T8-OS1759: T10-PS1760: T1-PS2761: T7-PS1762: T5-PS2764: T1-PS1765: T1-OS2767: T2-PS3768: T5-PS1769: T3-PS1771: T4-PS1772: T1-OS1775: T5-PS1777: T2-OS3778: T3-PS1779: T2-OS3780: T1-OS2

782: T1-OS2784: T3-OS3785: T8-PS1786: T3-OS1787: T3-PS2788: T3-PS2789: T5-OS3790: T7-PS1793: T5-OS3796: T7-OS2797: T5-OS3798: T5-PS2800: T5-PS3801: T2-OS3804: T5-PS1805: T5-PS3806: T1-PS1807: T1-OS2808: T3-OS3809: T5-OS1813: T5-PS2814: T1-PS1816: T1-OS2820: T8-PS1824: T5-OS1825: T2-PS1826: T2-PS3827: T5-PS1829: T3-PS1832: T3-PS2835: T4-OS1838: T3-OS1839: T5-OS4840: T1-PS1844: T5-PS1845: T3-OS3846: T2-PS2847: T1-PS1848: T3-OS2849: T2-PS2851: T1-OS1852: T1-OS1853: T9-PS1854: T1-OS1856: T5-PS3858: T3-OS3859: T3-PS1861: T2-OS4862: T1-PS1864: T3-PS1868: T2-PS2870: T2-PS3871: T2-OS1872: T2-OS4878: T3-OS3880: T2-PS2881: T2-OS4

882: T7-OS2883: T10-PS1884: T10-PS1885: T5-PS3886: T1-PS1887: T1-PS1888: T6-PS1889: T6-PS1890: T6-PS1892: T5-PS3893: T2-PS3894: T3-PS1895: T4-PS1896:T 5-PS1897: T7-OS2898: T3-PS2899: T7-PS1900: T3-PS2901: T10-OS1902: T10-OS1903: T9-PS1904: T3-PS2911: T5-PS3912: T5-PS3914: T4-PS1915: T8-PS1917: T1-PS1918: T9-OS1919: T9-PS1920:-T5-PS2921-T2-PS2922-T2-PS2

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