AquaLife 2008
Last year's AquaLife 2008 seminar was held between 1st and 3rd July at the Kiel Innovation and Technology Centre (KITZ).
There were guest from Austria, France, the Netherlands, Italy, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Turkey and a delegation from Korea.
The presentations covered the use of early warning systems, water security, risk management and biomonitoring instruments in Germany, the Netherlands and around the world.
We also had our traditional barbecue evening at the Westensee in Felde on Wednesday evening.
List of Presentations
Hansen_P-D._Unruh_E._Triple_Lux-B.pdf Peter-Diedrich Hansen, Eckehardt Unruh, Technical University, Berlin. Immunological and cellular reactions influenced by microgravitation and space irradiation - Development of a biosensor with phagocytes (TRIPLE-LUX B) | 8.7 M |
Soldan_Premysl._Use_of_the_Daphnia_Toximeter_in_CZ.pdf Premsyl Soldan, Water Research Institute of T.G.M., Czechia. Experience with the Daphnia Toximeter in the Czech Republic. | 2.6 M |
Premsyl Soldan, TV report, avi file. | 1.9 M |
Premsyl Soldan, TV news report, avi file. | 5.2 M |
Premsyl Soldan, Report subtitles file. | 2.5 K |
de_Hoogh_C._Wagenvoort_A._Algae-Tox_Alarm_Evaluation.pdf Corina de Hoogh, KIWA & Arco Wagenvoort, AqWa consultant in ecology, The Netherlands. Alarm evaluation of the bbe AlgaeToximeter in The Netherlands | 2.6 M |
Wagenvoort_A._de_Hoogh_C._Daphnia_Toximeter_Alarm_Evaluation.pdf Arco Wagenvoort, AqWa consultant in ecology & Corina de Hoogh, KIWA, The Netherlands. Alarm evaluation of the bbe DaphniaToximeter in The Netherlands. | 8.2 M |
Dahlhaus_H._Variation_of_Benthic_Communities.pdf Hanno Dahlhaus, University of Münster &, bbe, Germany. Variation of benthic algae communities on stone surfaces – A river study. | 1.7 M |
Luering_C._An_Emerging_Tool_-_Algae_Torch.pdf Carsten Lüring, bbe, Germany. An emerging tool in fresh water analysis of algae. | 2.5 M |
Makovinska_J._Phytobenthos_in_the_Danube.pdf Jarmila Makovinska Water Research Institute, Slovakia & Corina de Hoogh, KIWA, The Netherlands. Assessment of the Phytobenthos in the Danube and its Tributaries in 2007. | 14.0 M |
Koertzinger_A._CO2_Particle_Pressure_Measurements.pdf Arne Körtzinger, IFM-Geomar, Kiel, Germany. CO2 partial pressure measurements from Voluntary Observing Ships - needs, options and examples. | 8.9 M |
Tobias Boehme, 4H Jena, Germany.. 4H Ferrybox, Automatic and Remote-Controlled Measurements for Environmental Tasks with Special Aspects of New Software Tools and Device Interfaces of the Future. | 7.1 M |
Villu Kikas, Marine Systems Institute, Estonia. Experiences and Results with a 4H Jena FerryBox system on Board the Ferry Galaxy. | 2.9 M |
Scharrer_S._EU_Funding_-_EEN.pdf Sibyl Scharrer, IB Europa, Germany. EU funding - the Enterprise Europe Network - EEN. | 743 K |
Sanfilippo_L._WARMER_Project.pdf Luca Sanfilipo, Systea, Italy. Multiparametric Approach to Water Quality Management: Project WARMER. | 3.1 M |
Sommer_H._EU-Funded_Projects.pdf Harald Sommer, Ingenieurgesellschaft Prof. Dr. Sieker mbH, Hoppegarten, Germany. Application and Funding in the EU – Experiences and Examples. | 2.3 M |
Staaks_G._Baganz_D._FischFIT_Monitoring.pdf Georg Staaks & Daniela Baganz, Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries, Berlin, Germany. FischFIT-Monitoring: a project for application of electronic microsystems in the water sector. | 7.9 M |
Lohse_D._ToxProtect64_vs_Fish_Toximeter_-_A_Comparison.pdf Detlev Lohse, bbe, Germany. ToxProtect 64 vs. Fish Toximeter – A Comparison. | 7.1 M |
Thiessen_E._Image_Analysis_in_Fish_Production.pdf Eiko Thiessen, Univ. Kiel, Germany. Image analysis in the fish production – A new approach. | 8.0 M |
Christian Moldaenke, bbe, Germany. The AquaBiotox Project – Development of a new broadband sensor in the drinking water supply. | 3.2 M |
Schultz_F._Fluoreszence_in_Algal_Cells.pdf Florian Schulz, F&E Gewässermesstechnik, Reinbek, Germany. Variable fluorescence in algal cells – expression of the physiological status. | 295 K |
Mackowiac_A._Fluorescence_Patterns_of_Lichens.pdf Anna Mackowiak, Univ. Krakow, Poland. Terrestrial investigations – fluorescence pattern of lichens. | 2.8 M |
