Full programme 2017

DAY1

10.00-10.30 Opening Address and Welcome

10.30-12.00 Session 1 and Session 2

Session 1 ROOM 1

1. Frasch Process impact on water pollution- Sulphur Mine Osiek in Southern Poland
Adelina Paszajewa, Aldona Siwak, Filip Mazurkiewicz, Michał Maruta
2. Assessment of medicinal qualities of groundwater of “Zdrój Główny” in Krzeszowice
Piotr Rusiniak
3. Efficiency of selected anions removal by kaolinite impregnated with iron-bearing nanoparticles
Karolina Rybka, Paulina Maziarz, Jakub Matusik
4. The factors affecting the time of migration of conservative pollutants from the surface to the aquifer on the example of the Łukowica River catchment area
Damian Pietrzak
5. Assessment of the quantitative and chemical groundwater and surface water status of the Wątok river catchment area
Marzena Połeć
6. Predicted thermodynamic properties based on the effect of substitutions on the stability and solubility of apatites.
Bartosz Puzio, Maciej Manecki

Session 2 ROOM 2

1. Biometric analysis of the miospores Lycospora pusilla (Ibrahim) Schopf, Wilson et Bentall emend Somers from the Upper Visean deposits of the Moscow Region
Dmitriy A. Mamontov
2. Preliminary report on morphological variation of in-situ spores of the Late Devonian genus Kossoviella
Anna Lidskaya, Olga A. Orlova, Natalia Zavialova, Sergey Snigirevsky, Aleftina Jurina
3. Paleogeographical interpretation of the heavy mineral assemblages from the Albian to Cenomanian sediments of the Klape Unit, Tatric & Fatric units
Simona Bellová & Roman Aubrecht
4. Bajocian (Middle Jurassic) palaeoenvironment in central part of Polish Basin
Zakrzewski, A., Kowalski, A., Kosakowski, P.

12.00-12.30 Coffee break ~ 30 min

12.30-14.00 Session 3 and Session 4

Session 3 ROOM 1

1. Reactivity of natural dolostones towards SO2
Magdalena Sęk, Elżbieta Hycnar
2. The novel magnetic adsorbents doped with Fe3O4 nanoparticles for As(V) and Cr(VI) removal
Paulina Maziarz, Jakub Matusik
3. Synthesis and preliminary characterization of ferrihydrite, feroxyhyte and akaganéite containing high amounts of Si: Probable new precursors for the thermal formation of amorphous iron(III) oxide polymorphs?
Pieczara Gabriela, Olaf Borkiewicz, Manecki Manecki
4. Photoactivity of organically modified layered minerals
Anna Koteja, Karolina Góra, Anna Łepko, Izabela Biskup, Jakub Matusik
5. Sorption properties of ferruginous sludge from Water Treatment Plant
Magdalena Wołowiec, Tomasz Bajda, Grzegorz Rzepa, Łukasz Drewniak, Klaudia Debiec, Małgorzata Komorowska-Kaufman, Alina Pruss
6. Characteristics of physico – chemical properties of substitutes for iron mineral pigments
Beata Kosa-Burda, Alicja Kicińska

Session 4 ROOM 2

1. Estimation of VTI anisotropy parameters based on microseismic data
Eryk Święch, Paweł Wandycz, Tomasz Maćkowski
2. Primary approach to the detection of lithium brines by ASTER remote sensing in the Salar del Hombre Muerto, northwest Argentina
Pablo Javier Echevarria
3. Preliminary results of application ray tracing technique using GPU to estimate first breaks of P-wave in 3D simple geological medium
Mateusz Kwaśniewski, Maciej Dwornik, Kamil Szostek
4. Velocity model calibration – challenges for downhole microseismic data analysis
Eryk Święch, Paweł Wandycz, Tomasz Maćkowski

14.00-15.00 LUNCH

15.15- 16.30 Session 4 and Session 5

Session 4 ROOM 1

1. Oxy-dravite from Wołowa Mt., Karkonosze granite massif, SW Poland
Mateusz Sęk, Adam Pieczka, Diana Twardak
2. A brief description of detrital chromian spinels from the Prishtina district, Eastern Kosovo: preliminary data from mineralogical and geochemical studies
Magdalena Ożóg
3. Tin-silicate mineralization in the eastern envelope of the Karkonosze granite
Marta Polak, Bożena Gołębiowska, Adam Pieczka
4. Cordierite–dumortierite–tourmaline assemblage in a pegmatite from Lubachów, the Góry Sowie Block, SW Poland
Diana Twardak, Adam Pieczka, Eligiusz Szełęg, Bożena Gołębiowska, Adam Włodek
5. Travertine facies at Čerená hill (Liptov, Slovakia)
Przemysław Sala

Session 5 ROOM 2

1. Tracing dolomites’ habits and related porosity on the basis of the low-field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance – examples from the Main Dolomite strata (NW Poland)
Adam Fheed, Natalia Radzik, Joanna Górka, Artur Krzyżak
2. The study of autochthonous Miocene rocks in the T-1 borehole profile with application of the mercury injection capillary pressure method.
Bartosz Głuszczak, Alicja Pstrucha, Ewa Pstrucha
3. Experimental measurements of methane and carbon dioxide emissions in the area of porphyry quarry in Miękinia.
Adrianna Góra, Piotr Guzy, Anna Twaróg, Henryk Sechman
4. Distribution of light hydrocarbons and CH4, CO2 fluxes in the area of gas macro-seepage – Polish Outer Carpathians
Anna Twaróg, Adrianna Góra, Mateusz Ochman, Jacek Przybytek, Piotr Guzy, Henryk Sechman
5. Geomechanical properties of Miocene sediments in the Carpathian Foredeep Basin.
Małgorzata Ponikowska, Bartłomiej Liana

 

DAY 2

9.30-10.00 Keynote Speaker: Pauline Jeanneret: Role of partal meltng and deformaton on the preconcentraton of uranium in the continental crust: example of the Mudjatk – Wollaston transiton zone, Saskatchewan – Canada (ROOM 1)

10.15-11.30 Session 6 and Session 7

Session 6 ROOM 1

1. Thermobarometric studies of the UHP eclogites from Norrbotten, Swedish Caledonides; what do we expect to learn?
Michał Bukała, Iwona Klonowska, Jarosław Majka, Christopher Barnes, Karolina Kośmińska
2. Exhumation dynamics of the UHP Seve Nappe Complex, Scandinavian Caledonides – Petrographic and geochemical analysis of eclogite host rocks
Christopher Barnes, Jarosław Majka, David Schneider, Michał Bukala, Katarzyna Walczak
3. Pressure-temperature profile along the COSC-1 drill core, the Lower Seve Nappe, Swedish Caledonides
Johanna Holmberg , Sofia Korhonen , Iwona Klonowska , Jarosław Majka, Henning Lorenz
4. X-ray µCT modeling of the garnets in the Międzygórze eclogite, Bohemian Massif, Poland
M.Młynarska,K. Kośmińska, J. Tarasiuk, S. Wroński, J. Majka, I.Klonowska
5. Searching for melt inclusions in granulites from Góry Sowie Block
Paweł Słupski, Silvio Ferrero, Katarzyna Walczak

Session 6 ROOM 2

1. Measurement error analysis of a portable VOC (volatile organic compounds) analyzer.
Maciej Pastuszka, Piotr Guzy, Henryk Sechman
2. Petrophysical features of deformation bands in Eocene flysch sandstones of the Magura Nappe (Outer Carpathians)
Natalia Radzik, Anna Świerczewska
3. Variability of methane and carbon dioxide fluxes in the vicinity of tectonic dislocation in the Cracow region.
4. Metal compound activation as factor increasing zeolites affanity to mercury
Piotr Kunecki, Dorota Czarna, Rafał Panek, Magdalena Wdowin

Coffee break ~ 30 min

12.00-12.30 Invited Speaker: Jarosław Majka: Apatite-monazite-allanite relations in the Kiruna-type iron ores

12.30-13.30

Session 6 ROOM 2

1. UHP Seve Nappe Complex of the Scandinavian Caledonides – known knows and known unknowns
Iwona Klonowska
2. Iron oxide ores and metagabbros from a shear zone between Pinkie and Grampianfjella Units on Prins Karls Forland, Svalbard: their origin and evolution.
M. Maraszewska, G. Ziemniak, M. Manecki, J. Czerny, D. Schneider, P.I. Myhre,
K. Faehnrich, C. Barnes
3. How to decipher the P-T evolution of strongly deformed metapelites?
K.Kośmińska, F.Spear, J.Majka, M.Manecki
4. Age dating and microstructure analysis of shear zones found within the Seve Nappe Complex in the Åre region, Jämtland, Scandinavian Caledonides
Cameron Alessandrini, Jaroslaw Majka
5. Detrital zircon analysis of Precambrian metasediments from Wedel Jarlsberg Land (Svalbard) – implications for local tectonostratigraphy and high Arctic correlations
Grzegorz Ziemniak, Karolina Kośmińska, Jarosław Majka, Maciej Manecki, Chris Barnes

Session 7 ROOM 2

1. Petrophysical characteristics of oil-bearing the Inocereamian Sandstones in the light of porosimetric research
Michał Maruta, Vitalii Kulynych
2. Hydrodynamic differences between gravity flows in turbidite succession at Skrzydlna quarry (Menilite Formation)
Paweł Godlewski, Aneta Siemińska, Marek Wendorff
3. Studies on energy distributions of strong seismic events in the USCB
Agnieszka Bracławska

Rudolf Mock Award

From 2010 selected students’ presentation is recognized with the best presentation award. Contributions of students and PhD students presented in English are evaluated by the committee using the evaluation criteria.
In 2010 – 2012 the award was given by Galicia Tectonic Group. From 2013 Rudolf Mock award is given by Geological Club – named after Docent Rudolf Mock – 1943-1996; specialist on conodonts and professor at Comenius University, founder of Geological Club

The monetary award in 2017 is 100 EUR and the conference fee coverage for 18th ICYG in 2018.

  • 2013

    XIVth ICYG

    1st Sara Eklöf
    Uppsala University, Sweden
    2nd Ake Rosén
    Uppsala University, Sweden
    3rd Barbro Andersson
    Uppsala University, Sweden

  • 2014

    XVth ICYG

    Karolina Kośmińska
    AGH, Krakow

  • 2015

    XVIth ICYG

    Barbro Andersson
    Uppsala University, Sweden

  • 2016

    XVIIth ICYG

    Anna Koteja
    AGH UST, Poland
    ex aequo
    Karol Faehnrich
    AGH UST, Poland

  • 2017

    XVIIIth ICYG

    Michał Bukała
    AGH UST, Poland

RUDOLF MOCK AWARD

XVIIIth ICYG Herlandia in Dobczyce, Poland; April 14 – 16 2016

XVIIth ICYG Herlandia in Svaty Jur, Slovakia; April 14 – 16 2016

XVIth ICYG Herlandia in Herľany, Slovakia; May 6-9 2015

XVth ICYG Herlandia in Międzybrodzie Żywieckie, Poland; May 8-10 2014

XIVth ICYG Herlandia in Svätý Jur, Slovakia; April 4-6 2013

  • 2010

    XIth ICYG

    Matúš Hyžný
    PRIF UK, Bratislava, Slovakia

  • 2011

    XVth ICYG

    Marzena Kohut
    AGH, Krakow, Poland

  • 2012

    XVIth ICYG

    Marzena Kohut
    AGH, Krakow, Poland

GALICIA TECTONIC GROUP AWARD

XIIIth ICYG Herlandia in Herľany, Slovakia; April 26-28 2012

XIIth ICYG Herlandia in Kamienica, Poland; April 28-30 2011

XIth ICYG Herlandia in Svätý Jur, Slovakia; April 29 – May 1 2010


Partners & Sponsors

JEOL
SAS Europe

Kopalnia Soli
Bochnia

JARO-MAX
Jan CZYSZCZOŃ

Fundacja dla AGH
im. Stanisława Staszica
w Krakowie

PPUH “DOLOMIT”
KOPALNIA ZĄBKOWICE S.A.

OMYA Polska

Field trip & workshop


FIELD TRIP:
This year the field trip will take place in Bochnia Salt Mine, one of the oldest salt mines in Poland and in the whole Europe. Participants will see salt structures, mining techniques and fluorescent salt that was recently discoverd by prof. Maciej Manecki and his students. Click here for more info about Bochnia Salt Mine.

WORKSHOP:

This year workshop will take place underground in Bochnia Salt Mine where participants will learn how to make great geological photos in low light. They will be conducted by National Geographic photographer Adam Brzoza. Lear how to play with light and shadow, how to document those geological features that you always wanted! Bring home some amazing new work! Improve your photography in just one day!


Besides workshop underground on Saturday we will enjoy one more day of photography with Adam Brzoza on Sunday. We will learn how to capture details.

Adam Brzoza is an artist and photographer from Zakopane, passionate about mountains and nature. He is an author of extraordinary photos from all over the world (India, Nepal, Scandinavia, Europe). Adam Brzoza is National Geoographic Poland photographer, author of amazing photos from salt mine that were published in “Bochnia Salt Mine. History carved in salt”

Click for more!: http://www.adam-brzoza.com/ & check Adam’s facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adambrzozacom


Partners & Sponsors

JEOL
SAS Europe

Kopalnia Soli
Bochnia

JARO-MAX
Jan CZYSZCZOŃ

Fundacja dla AGH
im. Stanisława Staszica
w Krakowie

PPUH “DOLOMIT”
KOPALNIA ZĄBKOWICE S.A.

OMYA Polska