First Pan-European Environmental Telematics User Forum, Munich, 21, 1999

AGENDA

Opening Session

• Welcome Address to the Participants of the CAPE Environmental Telematics User Forum and Technical Workshop
  J. Lorenz, City of Munich, DE

• Ecological aspects of the accession process in Central and Eastern Europe
  Janusz Radziejowski, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Natural Resources and Forestry;

• “Moving from Telematics to IST applications and services for the Environment: Towards more coherent and integrated services for citizens”
  W. Boch, European Commission, Directorate-General Information Society, BE

• Priority to the Environment: A long-standing Commitment of the European Community –
  The 5 th Environmental Action Programme ‘Towards Sustainability’
  W. Güssow, European Commission, Directorate-General Environment, BE

• CAPE: A Unique Approach to Pan-European Co-operation
  P. Mollet, Polis, BE and S. Rupprecht, Rupprecht Consult, DE

Environmental Information for the Public and for Experts

• Availability and Use of Environmental Information on the Web
  W. Pillmann, ISEP, AT

• The European Environment Agency: A Reference Centre for Environmental Information
  S. Bjarnason, European Environmental Agency, DK

• BLACK SEA WEB, a Demonstrator for Black Sea Marine Environmental Management Support System based on Telematics
  P. Davis, MARIS, NL

• City Information, A Digital Environmental Information System for the public
  M. Spring, City of Munich, DE

Emergency Management and Disaster Warning

• Use of Telematics for Emergency and Disaster Management
  M. Hadrobolec, K. Zirm

• TELEmatics Assisted Handling of FLood Emergencies in URban Areas (TELEFLEUR)
  A. Koussis, K. Lagouvardos

• DEDICS a TeleGeoProcessing and Intelligent Software Agents System for Natural Hazards Prevention and Fighting
  F. Guarnieri, A. Jaber., J.L. Wybo, ARMINES / Ecole des Mines de Paris Pôle Cindyniques, FR

• Telematics Applications of the Danube Accident Emergency Warning System
  G. Pintér, VITUKI, HU

Environmental Monitoring and Forecasting on Air and Water Pollution

• Good Practice in Air and Water Management. Lessons for the Use of Telematics in the Sustainable Management of Environmental Resources
  F. Price, Environmental Protection Services, UK

• Joint Air Monitoring System in the Black Triangle Region, the First International Air Monitoring in CEE
  J. Novak, Czech Hydrometeorological Institute, CZ

• Lessons from the Application of Telematics in Water Resources Management in Portugal
  J.R. da Costa, Chiron, Sistemas de Informação, PT

• Status and Structure of Automatic Ambient Air Pollution Monitoring Network: Development Strategy in Lithuania
  K. Kvietkus, Environmental Protection Ministry, LT

Waste Management and Soil Pollution

• General Trends and Challenges for Waste Management in Europe
  C.G. Suarez, Environmental Transport Planning, SP

• Internet Information Platform for the Construction Industry
  M. Car, Constructing-Recycling-Platform, AT

• GIS Integrated Contaminated Sites Management
  W. Flacke, ESRI. DE

• Telematics for Waste Management in the Rhône-Alpes Region
  P. Flori, Rhône-Alpes Regional Council, FR

Panel Discussion:
"Telematics Tools in the Environment Sector: The Real Contribution to Sustainable Development"

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REC * CAPE * MUNICH

The Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe