The intensive course on Geodiversity and Geological Heritage Assessment is addressed to PhD and Master students working on Geoconservation topics and particularly on geosites inventory and assessment. 

INFORMATION

Title:  Intensive Course on Geodiversity and Geological Heritage Assessment

Language:  English

Participation:  Maximum of 25 students

Place:  University of Minho, Braga, Portugal

Scientific direction:  Prof. José Brilha, University of Minho

Date:  September 9-13, 2009

The International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG) supported a 500 € grant for the participation of a European young geomorphologist (under 35 years old) in the Intensive Course. For more information please see the IAG website.

Contact:

Earth Sciences Centre

University of Minho

Campus de Gualtar

4710-057 Braga

PORTUGAL

E-mail: jbrilha@dct.uminho.pt

Tel: +351 253 604 306/031

Fax: +351 253 678 206

PARTICIPANTS

Alireza Amrikazemi (Iran)

Ana Marija Tomsa (Croatia)

Angelo Cumbe (Mozambique)

Bahram Nekouie-Sadry (Iran)

Bojan Erhartic (Slovenia)

Catarina Loureiro (Portugal)

Enrico Zanoletti (Italy)

Eva Lima (Portugal)

Ewa Welc (Poland)

Irene Bollati (Italy)

Isabel Castro (Portugal)

João Rocha (Portugal)

José Marden Barreto (Brazil)

Katarzyna Kozina (Poland)

Krysztof Gaidzik (Poland)

Lia Mergulhão (Portugal)

Luca Ghiraldi (Italy)

Madalena Torres (Portugal)

Manuel Schilling (Chile)

Maria Eugenia Lopes (Portugal)

Mónica Sousa (Portugal)

Natália Braga (Portugal)

Nélson Dias (Portugal)

Pedro Casinhas (Portugal)

Rafaella Guimarães (Brazil)

Raquel Regala (Portugal)

Ricardo Carvalhido (Portugal)

Ricardo Fraga Pereira (Brazil)

Sara Canilho (Portugal)

Sara Pereira (Portugal)

Simon Bajada (Malta)

Simon Martin (Switzerland)

Virgínio Mantesso-Neto (Brazil)

STAFF

José Brilha (University of Minho, Portugal) - Chair

Diamantino Pereira (University of Minho, Portugal)

Emmanuel Reynard (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)

Luis Carcavilla Urqui (Spanish Geological Survey, Spain)

Nickolas Zouros (University of the Aegean, Greece)

Paulo Pereira (University of Minho, Portugal)