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245 00 $aEnvironmental engineering and pollution prevention :$bEuropean network of excellence and partnership /$cedited by Joris Wotte, Wolfgang A. Halang and Bernd J. Krämer.
260 $aDordrecht ;$aBoston :$bKluwer Academic Publishers,$c©1996.
300 $axxi, 472 pages :$billustrations ;$c25 cm.
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490 1 $aNATO ASI series. Partnership sub-series 2, Environment ;$vvol. 18
500 $a"Published in cooperation with NATO Scientific Affairs Division."
500 $a"Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on European Network of Excellence and Partnership in Environmental Engineering, Pollution Prevention, and Human Resources, Liberec, Czech Republic, 20-24 November, 1995"--Title page verso.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
505 00 $tNetwork for Environmental Education in Poland /$rK. Miksch --$tDesign of a Cross-Regional Environmental Information System /$rH.A. Halang and B.J. Kramer --$tThe Environmentally Damaged Areas in the Czech Republic and New Approach to their Assessment and Delimitation /$rV. Postolka --$tClean Technology for Sustainable Development /$rJ.W. Wotte --$tPollution Prevention in the Military and Industry Provides Improved Environmental Protection Opportunities for West and East /$rJ.J. Bouma, E.T. van der Hoek, D. Huisingh and M.J. Bakker --$tContamination Problems on Military Areas in the Czech Republic /$rA. Komar --$tEnvironmental Pollution of Former Soviet Garrisons in Czechia and Slovakia /$rI. Masek, J. Matousek and J. Mican --$tEnvironmental Risk Assessment for Former Military Training Areas /$rS. Neffe and A. Spychala --$tEnvironmental Impact of Explosives from Ammunition Waste /$rM. Hildenbrand and L. Luckner --$tAdvanced Demilitarization Technologies: Disposal of Hazardous Military Waste by Supercritical, Ultrasonic or Microwave Irradiation /$rB. Ondruschka and T. Hirth --$tOxidizing Destruction of Organic Compounds in Diluted Water Solutions /$rG. Hartel and C. Freese --$tEcological Problems of Border Areas in the Neisse Euroregion and a Trial of its Improvement /$rK.R. Mazurski --$tPurification of Hydrocarbon or Halogenated Hydrocarbon Contaminated Ground Water and/or Employed Process Air by Rectification and/or Charcoal Adsorption/Simultaneous Telemetric Control of Large Numbers of Multiple Charcoal Adsorber Batch Filter Chains /$rK.M. Pohl.
505 80 $tRegional Waste Management with Integrated Thermal Waste Treatment /$rJ.W. Wandrasz and J. Nadziakiewicz --$tWeber's Substitute Fuel Production from Combustible Matter Noxious to Environment /$rD. Weber --$tBiotechnological Innovations in Energy and Environmental Management /$rM.C.E. van Dam-Mieras --$tEnvironmental Biotechnology in Poland /$rK. Miksch and J. Surmacz-Gorska --$tPriorities and Progress in the Application of Micro-Organisms to the Management of Toxic Metals/Radionuclides Pollution /$rR.O. Jenkins and C.K. Leach --$tBiotechnological Treatment of Oil and PAH Polluted Soils and Sediments Using the "Slurry Decontamination Process" /$rG. Mijnbeek, R.H. Kleijntjens and I.M. Oostenbrink --$tConcept and Technologies for Soil Remediation /$rG. Muller and B. Gemende --$tProblems with Hazardous Waste from the Past -- Experiences, Main Work Steps and Economic Problems /$rE. Garbe and E. Seidel --$tSelf-Study and -Training in Remote Sensing and Geo Information Systems /$rJ.J.M. Leinders, A.L.E. Lansu, W.P.M.F. Ivens, W.H. de Jeu, R.J. Nadolski and W.H.T. Huisman --$tEnergy-Ecology Auditing in Industry -- Experiences and Planes of Post-Graduate Studies /$rA. Ziebik and R. Wilk --$tEuroPACE 2000 On Demand Learning System for Information and Training on High Risk Environment /$rJ. Van den Branden, G. Van der Perre, J. Van Heddegem and M. Ketels --$tThe European Dimension in Regional Sciences and the Network of Spatial Research Institutes in Central and Eastern Europe /$rU. Graute.
505 80 $tBIC-Neisse, a Place for Innovative Companies and Entrepreneurs in the Heart of the Euroregion Neisse /$rB. Nebel --$tEnvironment Management -- Ways of Organization -- Financing Possibilities /$rH. Wolf --$tEDP Assisted Systems for Planning and Design of Opencast Mines and Waste Deposits, Optimization of Loading and Transport Equipment as well as Choice of Primary Crusher Location /$rR.D. Stoll, M. Lautsch and T. Schulz --$tA Computer System for Evaluation of Contaminated Sites /$rW. Ferse --$tDesign of a Decision Support System for Remediation Technology Selection /$rB. Gemende and J.W. Wotte --$tHazardous Waste Management in France and Decision Support /$rB. Debray, P. Formisyn, M. Zelfani and J. Bourgois --$tAutonomous Watercraft for Exploration of Stagnant Waters /$rH. Hoyer, A. Jochheim, R. Leo, T. Luth and U. Rembold --$tPower Generation in the Czech Republic and its Contribution to Air Pollution Prevention in Central Europe /$rJ. Kratochvil --$tTransport and Diffusion Model for Air-Quality Planning /$rR. Oganesyan --$tApplication of Low-Level Counting Techniques for the Investigation of the Impact of Uranium Mining as well as Remediation on the Environment /$rS. Niese --$tAir Pollution, Legislation and Health /$rM.C.M. Alvim Ferraz --$tContactless Monitoring of Air Pollutants in Open Air by TEA CO[subscript 2] DIAL /$rJ. Kadlcak --$tNasal and Laryngal Mucosa as an Important Target Area for Contact with Environmental Noxious Agents /$rJ. Lamprecht, D. Bless and M.M. Hess --$tSkin Cancer in the West Bohemia /$rK. Pizinger and V. Resl.
505 80 $tSkin Damage due to Ultraviolet Light /$rA. Lassus and M. Sellmann.
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650 0 $aPollution$zEurope, Eastern.
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655 4 $aKongreß$zReichenberg$y1995.
700 1 $aWotte, Joris.
700 1 $aHalang, Wolfgang A.,$d1951-
700 1 $aKrämer, Bernd J.
710 2 $aNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization.$bScientific Affairs Division.
711 2 $aNATO Advanced Research Workshop on European Network of Excellence and Partnership in Environmental Engineering, Pollution Prevention, and Human Resources$d(1995 :$cLiberec, Czech Republic)
830 0 $aNATO ASI series.$nPartnership sub-series 2,$pEnvironment ;$vvol. 18.
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