The Geology in Digital Age : Proceedings of the 17th Meeting of the Association of European Geological Societies, MAEGS 17

Cover......Page 1
The Geology in Digital Age Proceedings of the 17th Meeting of the Association of European Geological Societies......Page 3
Contents......Page 7
Digital Geological Mapping......Page 14
Digital Mapping for Collection and Visualization of Geoscientific Data......Page 15
Geomatic Techniques Contributing to Understanding Geo-Morpho-Structural Assessment of Veny Valley (Courmayeur, Ao)......Page 19
Plotgooglemaps – A Simple Solution for Geological Survey Web Mapping......Page 23
OneGeology – a Project that Changed the Way Geological Maps are Accessed Globally......Page 27
One Geology, One Europe, Many Players: Aspects of Digital Geoscience Information in the 21st Century......Page 31
First Maps on Internet......Page 33
Mapping of the Quaternary Deposits of the Eastern Part of the Pannonian Basin (Romanian Section) Based on the Interpretation of the Leveling and on the Paleogeographical Reconstructions......Page 34
Using ArcGIS for Landslide “Umka” 3D Visualization......Page 35
GIS Supported Bauxite Deposit Geological Data as a Tool For Mining Operations Design......Page 41
Using of GIS Technology for Digitalization of Neotectonic Map of Albania......Page 47
Geological Mapping Using Landsat-7 Satellite Image, Compared With GIS Data. Case Study From Lake Volvi Basin, Central Macedonia, Greece......Page 51
Vulnerability Assessment – a Prerequisite for Groundwater Protection to Contamination (use of GIS Technology)......Page 57
The Earth Beneath Our Feet: Start of the International GIS and Map of Quaternary Geology of Europe......Page 61
Computerization of Data Related to the Age of Albanian Ophiolites by Applying GIS Technology......Page 63
Pangeo – Enabling Access to Geological Information in Support of GMES......Page 64
Digital Register of Karst Caves......Page 65
Using GIS to Estimate Selo Landslide Volume, SW Slovenia......Page 66
Developing of the Geologic Terminology for the Geologic Database of Serbia......Page 67
Digital Data and Their Storage in Albanian Geological Survey......Page 71
Development of the Serbian Geological Resources Portal......Page 75
Geologic Information System of Serbia......Page 80
Sedimentation and Basin Modeling as an Innovative Trend of Regional Geological Projects of LLC “Gazpromneft Science and Technology Center”......Page 81
Involvement in Development Hard to Recover Reservoirs Based on Killed Wells......Page 87
Oil-and-Gas Content Prospects of the Kuznetsk Bending (the South of Western Siberia, Russia)......Page 91
Application of Jet Drilling Technology for Incremental Recovery of Hard to Recover Reserves......Page 95
Prospective Oil and Gas Traps in the South Caspian Offshore Sector......Page 101
Tectonic Setting and Hydrocarbon Potential of the Albanides Fold-and-Thrust Belts......Page 107
Regional Study of Pannonian Basin......Page 117
Environments and Age of Oil-Source Beds in the South of Siberian Craton......Page 121
Review of Energy Resources Shale Gas in Europe......Page 125
Microbiological Enhanced Oil Recovery Methods and their Applicability forWest Siberia Reservoirs......Page 131
The Results of AVO Analysis on the Reservoir “Torda Shallow”......Page 139
Geological and Seismic Data from the Border Zone Between Tisza Mega-Unit and Vardar Zone in South Backa (Northern Serbia)......Page 140
Geological Composition of Reservoir Rocks of Petroleum Deposit “Pz+Sm” Kikinda-Varoš (Vojvodina, Serbia)......Page 142
Monitoring Chestnut Ink Disease Using Sate lliteImagery and Field Surveys......Page 145
Applying Terrestrial Laserscanning Technology on Rock Slope – A Case Study......Page 149
Horizontal Edges Detection of Magnetic Anomaly Sources Based on Aeromagnetic Data......Page 153
Geological Features and 3D Model of the Field “E”, Kolubara Coal Basin......Page 157
Geological Characteristics and 3D Model of the Brick Clay Deposit ‘’Majdan III’’ near Kanjiža......Page 163
Application of GPR and 3D Modeling as the Support for Protection of Objects of Importance and Arheaeological Research......Page 168
Influence of Orography on TRMM Acquisition (3b42 Product)......Page 169
Neogene Geodynamics in the Light of 3-D Visualization – an Example Along the Sava River (Belgrade)......Page 171
I2GPS – A new Approach to 3D Surface Displacement Monitoring......Page 173
Geological Settings of Soko Banja Coal Basin and 3D Modell of OP-4 Field......Page 174
Acoustic Impedance Model and Porosity Prediction From 3D Seismic Data......Page 176
Basic Principles of Development and Using the Digital Block Model in Designing by the Gemcom and Whittle Softwares on the Example of the “Veliki Krivelj” Copper Mine in Bor......Page 177
Modelling of Geological Processes......Page 178
Stick-slip Frictional Instability as a Model for Earthquakes......Page 179
Development of the Conceptual Model of the Zagreb Aquifer System......Page 183
Application of Satellite Gravity and Geomagnetic Data......Page 189
Geoelectrical Signature of Hydrocarbon Contamination in Serbia......Page 193
Geochemical Map of Eastern Serbia in 1:1000000 and Application in Defining the Ecological Status of Selected Areas......Page 201
1977 Jovac Landslide – a New Overlook on Environmental Effects and Material Loss......Page 207
Potentiality of the Mali Krivelj Ore Field Near Bor......Page 213
Unsaturated Zone of Zagreb Aquifer......Page 217
The Rudnik Mt. Volcanic and Metallogenetic Complex: an Example of Pb–Zn Tertiary Deposit in the Central Balkan Peninsula......Page 221
Digital Inventory of Geo Sites in Albania......Page 222
Natural Radioactivity of Granitic Plutons of Northern Greece......Page 223
Ir Anomaly in the Fish Clay and the Proportion of Extraterrestrial Component......Page 224
Microspherules of the Red Layer at the Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary (Højerup, Denmark)......Page 226
Relationship Between Geology and Earthquake Sensitive Planning at the Disaster Damages Reduction......Page 227
The Effect of Coriolis-Force on the River Course......Page 228
W-Mo Skarn From the Mraconia Valley, Romania......Page 229
Laumontite-Type Zeolites in Plagiogranitic Rocks from Albanian Ophiolites......Page 233
Estimation of the Stability of a Marly Slope, After Raining. The Case of Kapsali Area, in Kithira Island......Page 237
Geotouristic Objects Revealed by Geotechnical Activities......Page 243
Geoscience in the Digital Age: a Perspective From “Down Under”......Page 247
Mineralogical Characteristic of Smelting Slag in the Technogenic Deposit „Depo 1“ (Bor, Serbia)......Page 251
Hydrochemical Features of the Kavaja Groundwater Basin (Preadriatic Depression, Albania)......Page 255
Devonian Deposits of the Tomsk Region (Russia): Biostratigraphy and Model of Development......Page 259
Estimation of Exploitable Reserves in Multilayer Lignite Deposits by Applying Mining Software The Significant Impact of Geological Strata Correlation......Page 261
A View on the Copyright for Maps Resulting From Geological Explorations in Serbia......Page 265
Jurassic Tectonostratigraphy of the Neotethyan Thrust Belt......Page 269
Determination of Basement Surface Configuration in North Western Desert of Egypt......Page 272
Use of Geochemical Modeling in Provenancing Studies for Ancient Ceramics......Page 273
Bronze Age Ceramic Slags in NW Romania......Page 274
Miocene Evolution of Snake Assemblages in Central Europe: Palaeoclimatic Implications......Page 275
Actual Horizontal Movements in Dinarides and Pannonian Basin......Page 276
A new Concept for Albanide, Based on the Tectonic Style of Krasta-Cukali Zone......Page 278
Detached Part of the Central Parathetys in the Slovenj Gradec Basin, Northern Slovenia......Page 279
3D Geological Model of Carpathian Orogenic Front Near Pilzno (SE Poland)......Page 280
The European Geologist Title – Why and How......Page 281
The EU Information System for Sustainable Supply of Europe with Energy and Mineral Resource......Page 284
Qualification Framework for Higher Education in Geology - the EuroAges Project......Page 285
SPONSORS AND DONORS......Page 286
Institutions and Organizations of the Republic of Serbia that has supported the congress activities......Page 287
Publisher......Page 289