- Geolines Volume 22 - Coverpage
The volume of Geolines 22 contains reviewed papers describing results of research which were presented during the 11th Coal Geology Conference held in Prague from 26 to 30 May 2008. The international conference was organized by the Faculty of Science, Charles University, in co-operation and with finantial support of the Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic, Severočeské doly, a. s., Sokolovská uhelná, právní nástupce, a. s., Vynálezy, s. r. o., Nikon, s. r. o., the Czech Geological Survey, Institute of Geology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Institute of Rock Structure and Mechanics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic and Institute of Geonics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. Coal Geology Conferences have been taken place at the Faculty of Science every three or four years since 1972. They followed up with coal geology seminars those have been organized since January 1968.
Two paralel technical sessions were held on 27–29 May with exception of the first day morning. Post-conference field trip to the Sokolov and Cheb Tertiary basins was accomplished. The conference was attended by about 70 geologists from Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Peoples Republic of China, Egypt, the Nederlands, Poland, Romania, Slovak Republic, Ukraine and United Kingdom. Altogether 39 papers and 13 posters were presented at the conference. Following problems were preferably described: regional and coal geology, coal petrology and chemical-technological properties of coal, exploration and utulization of coal, trace elements in environmental impact of mining and combustion of coal, database of coal seams and the computer maps construction. Forteen of them are published in this volume (shortened foreword of Jiří Pešek –chairman of conference).
G22-01 | The Contribution of Radical Reactions During Thermal Processing of Low-Quality Coals |
G22-02 | The Pathways for Thermal Decomposition of Coals with High Content of Sulphur and Oxygen |
G22-03 | Geostatistical Simulation under Orthogonal Transformed Indicator Model |
G22-04 | New Knowledge of the Development of the Petřkovice Member in the South of the Czech Part of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin |
G22-05 | Study of Tectonic Pattern of the Dubňany Seam in the Czech Part of the Vienna Basin |
G22-06 | Determination of Microhardness and Elastic Modulus of Coal Components by Using Indentation Method |
G22-07 | Petrological and Environmental Geochemical Studies on the Abandoned Maghara Coal Mine |
G22-08 | Factors Influecing the Amount of CO2 Sorbed on Coal |
G22-09 | Bituminous Coals Thermodestruction by the Thermofiltration Method |
G22-10 | Combination of Derivatograhy and Pyrolysis Methods for Prediction of Quantitative Characteristics of Carbon-Containing Materials |
G22-11 | Aluminium Complexes in Coal and their Thermal Stability |
G22-12 | Depositional Environment and Coal Petrology of Afsin-Elbistan Coals, Turkey |
G22-13 | Mineral Matter and Trace Elements in the Vulche Pole Coal, Bulgaria |
G22-14 | Inorganic Chemical Chracterization of the Bitola, Oslomej, and Berovo Coals and their Waste Products from Burning, FYROM |