Table of Contents

• The Integration of Environmental Knowledge - Environmental Informatics Provides Information for CommunicationWerner Pillmann. 1-11 [doi]
• Service Orientation in Environmental Information SystemsJaroslav Král, Michal Zemlicka. 12-23 [doi]
• Database Architectures: Current Trends and their Relationships to Environmental Data ManagementJaroslav Pokorný. 24-28 [doi]
• Identifying and Tracking Environmental Online ResourcesArno Scharl. 29 [doi]
• A New and Flexible Architecture for the German Environmental Information Networkhomas Vögele, Martin Klenke, Fred A. Kruse, Stefan Groschupf. 30-35 [doi]
• Development of an Implementation Concept for Environmental Information Systems on an Industrial and Intercompany Levellke Perl, Stefan Vorbach. 36-40 [doi]
• The New Role of the CENIA for the Czech Environmental Information NetworkJirí Hradec. 41-43 [doi]
• Applications of Environmental SemanticsMaria Rüther, Thomas Bandholtz. 44-48 [doi]
• System for European Water Monitoring (SEWING)Andrzej Filipkowski, Zbigniew Brzozka, Wojciech Wróblewski, Leszek J. Opalski, Jan Ogrodzki, Andrzej Kobus, B. Jaroszewicz, Pompeo Moscetta, Luca Sanfilippo, Roza Allabashi, Pierre Temple-Boyer, Iryna Humenyuk. 49-56 [doi]
• Outlook on Water Use in Europe in 2030Martina Flörke, Stéphane Isoard, Joseph Alcamo. 57-62 [doi]
• TRITON - Complex System for Surface Water Quality AssesmentPetr Pavlis, Jirí Jarkovský, Ladislav Dusek, Ludek Skocovský. 63-67 [doi]
• Reporting Schemes for the European Water Framework Directive in the Context of the Internet Portal WasserBLIcK and INSPIREThomas Usländer, Jörg Stumpp, Ralf Busskamp, Klaus Fretter. 68-72 [doi]
• Classification of biological communities in biomonitoring programs - suggestion of robust solutionJirí Jarkovský, Ladislav Dusek, Petr Pavlis, Klára Kubosová, Jan Hodovský, Jirí Hrebícek. 73-79 [doi]
• A Web-based Reviewing Process Guidance System for an Ecological Database of Plant TraitsDirk Ahlers, Jens Finke, Michael Stadler, Michael Sonnenschein. 80-84 [doi]
• Biological Ontology Modeling Supported by CLOSi Database Schemas for Amazon Data ExtractionAndréa Corrêa Flôres Albuquerque, José Laurindo Campos dos Santos. 85-89 [doi]
• Using Data Mining Techniques for Exploring the key Features of Plant Dynamics Upon a Newly Built Plant Trait DatabaseMichael Stadler, Renée M. Bekker, Jens Finke, Dierk Kunzmann, Michael Sonnenschein. 90-94 [doi]
• Three Years of Experience with the SoDa Web Service Delivering Solar Radiation Information: Lessons Learned and PerspectivesBenoît Gschwind, Lionel Ménard, Michel Albuisson, Lucien Wald. 95-102 [doi]
• Exposure Modelling for High-Frequency Non-Ionising Radiation: Results of a Pilot StudyAlfred Bürgi, Gaston Theis, Andreas Siegenthaler, Martin Röösli. 103-107 [doi]
• A three-year Analysis of the Biomass Burning Season in Southeast Mexico by Using a Contextual Fire Detection AlgorithmMartin J. Montero-Martinez, Josue M. Polanco-Martinez. 108-112 [doi]
• Using Calculated-logical Systems (CLS) to Raise the Effectiveness of the Remote Control of Automatic Space Vehicles (SV)Udaloy Valeriy Alekseevich, Sokolov Nikolay Leonidovich. 113-118 [doi]
• Integrated Hydrological Data and Knowledge Management Transfer for Flood Warning Centres in Germany and AustriaMatthias Egeling. 119-130 [doi]
• Online System for Hydro-Meteorological Data gathered via LEOSatellite TransmissionWerner Heiner, Hermann Stadler, Paul Skritek. 131-135 [doi]
• The Hydrological and Meteorological Monitoring, Forecasting and Warning System - Conception and CharacteristicAleksander Kruszewski, Jerzy Niedbala, Roman Skapski. 136-140 [doi]
• Logistic Issues in Data Network ImplementationJames Jessop, Guy Bouchard, Kazimierz Jojczyk, Lukasz Wiecek. 141-146 [doi]
• Integrated Analysis and Reporting of Environmental Data Through Cooperation and Technical Innovations - Despite Organisational Changes, Increasing Requirements and Decreasing BudgetsRoland Mayer-Föll, Andree Keitel, Claus Hofmann, Gergely Lukács, Marcus Briesen, Arnd Otterstätter. 146-150 [doi]
• Environmental Information Portals, Services, and Retrieval SystemsAnastassios Bassoukos, Kostas D. Karatzas, Athanassios Kélemis. 151-155 [doi]
• Monitoring the Environment on the Internet with Open Source Software and Open StandardsPer Henrik Johansen, Geir Oscar Bakke Nielsen, Hans Einar Thorset. 156-160 [doi]
• A WebGIS Data Retrieval System for Use in Environmental MonitoringGunther Schmidt 0003, Lars Lösewitz. 161-164 [doi]
• MarGIS Marine Geo-Information-System for Visualisation and Typology of Marine GeodataKerstin Jerosch, Michael Schlüter, Roland Pesch, Winfried Schröder, Andreas Köberle, Lutz Vetter. 165-166 [doi]
• Development of a Very Flexible Web based Database System for Environmental ResearchReiner Krause. 167-171 [doi]
• Communicating Database Design: A Case Study Using the Object Role Modelling (ORM) MethodJürgen Reinhard, Peter Jakob, Ann-Marie Jakob. 172-176 [doi]
• The Case Study of Environment Web PortalMiroslav Kubásek. 177-180 [doi]
• Compliance in Environmental Governance Requires Eenvironmental Knowledge Management in Developing Countries: The Liberian Case StudyMoses Eben. 180 [doi]
• Access to Distributed Earth Science Data Supported by Emerging TechnologiesJoost van Bemmelen, Luigi Fusco, Veronica Guidetti. 181-185 [doi]
• MONA - A Situation-Aware Decision Support System for Emergency SituationsBernhard Holtkamp, Norbert Weißenberg, Heike Speckmann. 186-190 [doi]
• IMIS - A reference model for future early warning systems?Volkmar Schulz, Jo van Nouhuys, Hermann Leeb. 191-195 [doi]
• An Internet - and Knowledge-based Alert-system for Groundwater Disaster ManagementUwe Rüppel, Thomas Gutzke. 196-201 [doi]
• Flood Warnings at the Local Level: Tools and Experiences in Their ImplementationPawel Madej, Roman Koniecny, Aleksander Kruszewski, Danuta Partyka. 202-206 [doi]
• Application of GIS and Web Technologies for Danube Waterway Data Management in CroatiaJadranka Pecar-Ilic, Ivica Ruzic. 207-214 [doi]
• Predictive Benthic Habitat Mapping in the North Sea using GIS and Statistical Methods1Roland Pesch, Hendrik Pehlke, Winfried Schröder. 215-219 [doi]
• GIS-based Water Quality Management System of Coastal AreaKyehyun Kim, Hyuk Lee, Kwangya Lee. 220-224 [doi]
• GIS-based Sediment and Nutrient Balancing for Mesoscaled Watersheds: the STOFFBILANZ ApproachStefan Halbfass, Karsten Grunewald, Michael Gebel, Mirjam Kaiser. 225-229 [doi]
• Environmental Monitoring Digital Library: Improving the Accessibility of the Russian Satellite DataEfim B. Kudashev, Andrey Filonov. 230-238 [doi]
• Nature-Pilot Schleswig-Holstein - Interactive Balloon Flight Presenting Nature HighlightsFriedhelm Hosenfeld, Andreas Rinker, Ernst-Walter Reiche, Dirk Bornhöft, Gudrun Schultz. 239-243 [doi]
• DEVLOC: a Distributed GIS and Satellite-based Information Service for the Benefit of Urban Planners and CitizensSebastien Rahoux, hilippe Puyou-Lascassies. 244-251 [doi]
• Assessment of Environmental Impacts of Land Use Land Cover Change: A Challenge for Urban Planning in Metropolitan KampalaShuaib Lwasa, Shuaib J. B. Nyakaana, Sengendo Hannington. 252-257 [doi]
• Coal Mining Area of Köflach/Voitsberg (Austria) - Assessing Changes in LandscapesWolfgang Sulzer, Walter Poltnig. 258-262 [doi]
• AGIS. Reflections on a Geographic Information System Used as a Web-based Planning Tool for the ASVK GrazJosef Gspurning. 263-267 [doi]
• Estimating Environmental Pollution in Latin American Cities Using Emission Factors Data and GISMargarita Ossés, Rainer Zah, Lorenz M. Hilty. 268-275 [doi]
• GIS as Information Technology's Answer to the Environmental Pollution Problem in the Niger Delta Region of NigeriaAchi Celestine, Stella Nnaemeka Obianuju, Michael Asika Chidi. 276-278 [doi]
• GIS Application to Contain Cholera Epidemic in the City of LusakaObed C. Kawanga. 279-283 [doi]
• A GIS Mapping Framework for the Cultural Site/Route Management of the Mundo Maya Sustainable Tourism ProgramZiga Kokalj, Peter Pehani, Tomaz Podobnikar, Helen Goodchild, Vince L. Gaffney, Kristof Ostir. 284-288 [doi]
• How to Promote Cross-border MappingSabine Witschas. 289-296 [doi]
• Spatial Analysis in Web-based SystemsMarcel Frehner, Susette Haegi, Martin Brändli. 297-301 [doi]
• MSAT: A Multiscale Spatial Analysis ToolChristophe Candillier, Noureddine Mouaddib. 302-306 [doi]
• Establishment of Spatial Data Infrastructure within the Environmental Sector in Slovak RepublicMartin Tuchyna. 307-311 [doi]
• How Networking Works for Networks: Framework and Case StudyKlaus Tochtermann, Gisela Dösinger, Bernhard Gissing. 312-320 [doi]
• Concord: A Tool for the Analysis and Concordances of the Terminological ConstituentsPaolo Plini, Nicola Mastidoro, Fulvio Mazzocchi. 321-325 [doi]
• Multi-Level and Multi-Criteria Spatial Analysis on the Nicaragua Development GatewayVera Hernández Ernst, Angi Voss, Cornelio Hopmann. 326-333 [doi]
• Ontology Based Quality Assuranc e for Mobile Data AcquisitionFei Wang, Stephan Mäs, Wolfgang Reinhardt 0002, Admire Kandawasvika. 334-341 [doi]
• Overcoming the Multiple Islands of OntologiesKatharina Schleidt, Herbert Schentz, Michael Mirtl. 342-346 [doi]
• Different Approaches to Microarray Data AnalysisLukás Kokrment, Petr Hetmánek. 347-351 [doi]
• Extraction of Surface Properties from a High Accuracy DEM Using Multiscale Remote Sensing TechniquesJacopo Grazzini, Nektarios Chrysoulakis. 352-356 [doi]
• UWEDAT-LAN - Connecting Environmental Monitoring DevicesJohannes Schabauer, Gerald Schimak. 357-364 [doi]
• MORIS - MEDEA or Using Ecological Tools for Monitoring of Meteorological Extreme EventsHerbert Schentz, Katharina Schleidt, Martin König, Michael Mirtl. 365-369 [doi]
• Handling Heterogeneous Data in a Federal System Using XML Demonstration of the Web Service for the German POP-Dioxin DatabaseNina Brüders, Gerlinde Knetsch, Erich Weihs. 370-373 [doi]
• Some Problems of Environmental Restore Following Baku-Tbilisi- Ceyhan Pipeline ConstructionKarina Kvinikhidze, Revaz Enukidze. 374-377 [doi]
• SaDIN (Sahel-Doukkala Information Network) Progress in the Realisation of an Online Geoinformation System in MoroccoRalf Löwner, Abdellatif Souhel. 378-386 [doi]
• INTELCITIES Benchmarking PlatformVicente Carabias-Hütter, Ignacio García, Manuel Martínez. 387 [doi]
• Multidimensional Decision Support Tool for Remedial TechnologiesJan Pavlovic. 388-392 [doi]
• Access-Geodatabase Modelling to Aid Decision Making in River Restoration: Case Study River Beult, Kent, UKIslam H. Abou El-Magd, Sally German. 393-397 [doi]
• Benchmarking of Waste Management Software Based on a Process and Requirements Analysis - Case Study Volkswagen AGSergi López Francàs, Christian Grünwald, Rüdiger Eppers, Jorge Marx Gómez. 398-405 [doi]
• "European Waste Sector Assistant - EUWAS" - Implementation of a web-based Knowledge Management System for the European Waste SectorUlrich Eimer, Simone Krause. 406-410 [doi]
• EUDIN European Data Interchange for Waste Notification Systems - Optimisation of Waste Transports Administration -Franz Mochty, Michael Pollak. 411-414 [doi]
• The Use of the Web Site in the YTV Waste Prevention StrategyRiitta-Liisa Hahtala, Silja Huuhtanen, Seppo Kajaste, Sari Kemppainen, Olli Linsiö, Minna Partti. 415-420 [doi]
• Analysis of Population Cancer Risk Factors in National Information System SVODJan Muzík, Ladislav Dusek, Petr Pavlis, Jana Koptikova, Jan Zaloudik, Roman Vyzula. 421-426 [doi]
• Developing an Environment and Health Information System for Europe - proceedingsAnne Knol. 427 [doi]
• Role of NGOs in Environmental Health Risk Communication: Look from the UkraineLew Gerbilsky, Victor Khazan, Dennis Küster, Olena Staroseletska. 428-433 [doi]
• The National Web Portal for Cancer Epidemiology in the Czech RepublicLadislav Dusek, Jan Muzík, Miroslav Kubásek, Jana Koptikova, Petr Brabec, Jan Zaloudik, Roman Vyzula. 434-439 [doi]
• Information Requirements on Alternative Measures for the Minimization of the Use of BiocidesHorst Kremers, Traut Fiedler, Stefan Gartiser. 440 [doi]
• Interactive Information System for Ecotoxicological Tests - DATEST 2.0Roman Smid, Daniel Klimes, Ladislav Dusek, Jirí Jarkovský, Blahoslav Marsálek, Jakub Hofman, Ludek Bláha, Pavel Cupr, Ivan Holoubek. 441-445 [doi]
• Object Oriented Model for Cluster Analysis in Environmental Risk ManagementFrantisek Hunka, Jaroslav Rácek. 446-452 [doi]
• An Information System for Accounting Fate of Man-induced Substances and Determining their Effects on Aquatic Organisms and Ecosystem FunctionsStefan Meinecke, Michael Feibicke, Michael Haase, Jürgen Freudig, Gergely Lukács, Claus Hofmann. 453-457 [doi]
• European Research Policy on Information and Communication Technologies for the EnvironmentKaren Fabbri, Guy Weets. 458-464 [doi]
• Modelling the Magnetosphere with MapleEdgardo S. Cheb-Terrab, Jim Cooper, Bary W. Wilson. 465-485 [doi]
• OpenMI: A Standard Interface for Linking Environmental ModelsCostas Gavardinas, Fotis Fotopoulos, Peter Gijsbers, Roger Moore. 486-490 [doi]
• Utilization of Mathematical Modeling for Self-purification of Tajan River and Its Impact on Caspian Sea (Mazandaran Province, North of I.R. Iran)Nasser Mehrdadi, A. Bagvand, M. Ghobady. 491-499 [doi]
• Mathematical Modeling of Environmental Pollution in Urban CanyonValeri Perminov. 500-506 [doi]
• Making Air Quality Assessments with AIRBASEWim Mol, Frank A. A. M. de Leeuw. 507-512 [doi]
• RAINS-NL: An Integrated Assessment Model to Support Dutch Air Quality Policy MakingJan Aben, Jean-Paul Hettelingh, Wolfgang Schöpp. 513-517 [doi]
• CITEAIR - Common Information to European AirNick Hodges, Sef van den Elshout, Hermann-Josef Heich, Chetan Lad, Karine Léger, Fabio Nussio. 518-522 [doi]
• Air Quality Management Via the Forecasting ModelsPiotr Holnicki, Andrzej Kaluszko. 523-527 [doi]
• European Energy System Models for the Analysis of Interdependencies Among Relevant MarketsHolger Perlwitz, Sylvain Cail, Dominik Möst, Otto Rentz. 528-535 [doi]
• Analysis of Residential Heat Consumption and Building DataBirgitta Krüger, Manfred Kleemann. 536-541 [doi]
• Development of an Agent-based Model to Analyse the Effect of Renewable Energy on Electricity MarketsMassimo Genoese, Frank Sensfuß, Anke Weidlich, Dominik Möst, Otto Rentz. 542-546 [doi]
• Application of GIS Analysis and CRES DSS for Optimal Design of Combustion Facility for BiomassZuzana Boukalová, Jakub Heller, Petr Korán, Charalambos Malamatenios, Vlasta Petríková. 547-551 [doi]
• Modelling the Hydrodynamics and Water Quality of the Vltava River Reservoir CascadeMartin Ruzicka, Josef Hejzlar, Jirí Jarosík. 552-562 [doi]
• Numerical Modelling and Analysis of Water Free Surface Flows∗Fadi El Dabaghi, Abdellah El Kacimi, Chakib Kada Kloucha, Farouk Mezali, Bassam Nakhle. 563-567 [doi]
• The Hydrological IT Framework of the Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration, GermanyChristian Michl, Frank Steinmann, Anja Reineke. 568-572 [doi]
• A Water Quality Simulation Model for a Lowland River-lake SystemBernhard Luther, Albrecht Gnauck, Alexander Meisch-Peschew. 573-576 [doi]
• Modelling, Compliance, and Permit Trading Under Big Uncertainties in Reporting: Greenhouse Gases Case1Zbigniew Nahorski, Joanna Horabik, Waldemar Jeda, Matthias Jonas. 577-584 [doi]
• A Food Supply and Demand Assessment Uder the Future Global Warming Uing GISShunsuke Mori, Takahiro Doi, Takafumi Ido, Masahiro Kato, Shinichiro Morimoto. 585-589 [doi]
• Study on Influence of the Change of Land Cover Ratio on Urban Thermal Environment - No.1 Analysis by Mean of the Meso-scale Numerical Simulation ModelHideki Shibaike, Kazuya Itemadani, Hideki Takebayashi. 590-594 [doi]
• Study on Influence of the Change of Land Cover Ratio on Urban Thermal Environment - No.2 Analysis by Mean of the Local Scale Numerical Simulation ModelHideki Takebayashi, Hideki Shibaike. 595-599 [doi]
• Simulation of Land Use Dynamics through a Cellular Automata Model Based on GIS, Neighbourhood Analysis, and Compromise ProgrammingNguyen-Xuan Thinh, Rico Vogel. 600-609 [doi]
• Modelling Outcrossing of Transgenes in Maize Between Neighboring Maize FieldsMarko Debeljak, Damjan Demsar, Saso Dzeroski, Joachim Schiemann, Ralf Wilhelm, Sara Meier-Bethke. 610-614 [doi]
• Using Data Mining to Assess the Effects of Bt Baize on Soil MicroarthropodsMarko Debeljak, Jérôme Cortet, Damjan Demsar, Saso Dzeroski. 615-620 [doi]
• Geography and Integrated Landscape Assessment for Needs of Sustainable Development Planning - Potency or Impotency?Martin Balej. 621 [doi]
• Mathematical Model Of Forest Fire Initiation And SpreadValeri Perminov. 622-627 [doi]
• Interactive Flood Portal Educational SupportRoman Konieczny, Malgorzata Siudak, Malgorzata Barszczynska. 628-632 [doi]
• Preliminary Results of Rainfall Erosivity Mapping for PolandPawel Licznar, Mariusz Szymanowski. 633-640 [doi]
• A Web Based Information System of "The Prevention of Major Industrial Accidents" (SEVESO)Erich Pacola, Margita Galková. 641-645 [doi]
• Measurement of Workflow System DevelopmentJosef Fiala, Jan Ministr, Jaroslav Rácek, Jana Sedlácková. 646-650 [doi]
• Object-oriented Modeling of Heat and Humidity Budgets of Biosphere 2 Using Bond GraphsFrançois E. Cellier, Àngela Nebot, Jürgen Greifeneder. 651-660 [doi]
• A Qualitative Multi-attribute Model for Economic and Ecological Evaluation of Genetically Modified CropsMarko Bohanec, Antoine Messéan, Sara Scatasta, Saso Dzeroski, Martin Znidarsic. 661-668 [doi]
• Cyanobacterial Water Blooms Seriously Change the Structure and Biodiversity of Phytoplankton AssemblagesDanka Némethová, Blahoslav Marsálek, Jirí Jarkovský. 669-672 [doi]
• A Method for Detecting Breakpoints in Array CGH dataEva Budinska, Eva Gelnarova. 673-676 [doi]
• The Influence of the Empirical Parameters to the Emission ModelJan Pesl. 677-683 [doi]
• Further Developments - Software Tool Providing Tailored Sustainability ReportsRalf Isenmann, Jan Brosowski, Monika Schappert, Jorge Marx Gómez. 684-691 [doi]
• Assessing Natural Environmental Disclosures of POMSoX EntitiesMaya Purushothaman, Alistair Brown, Arno Scharl. 692-696 [doi]
• Solid Waste Management: Corporate and Third-Party Online ReportingIrene Pollach, Arno Scharl, Donna Gill. 697-701 [doi]
• One Step Beyond - Developing Towards Interactive Corporate Sustainability ReportingRalf Isenmann, Ki-Cheol Kim. 702-709 [doi]
• Application of ERP-Systems in Environmental Management - Case Study and Survey for IT-SupportDaniel Heubach, Claus Lang-Koetz. 710-717 [doi]
• Development of National Environmental Reporting SystemJirí Hrebícek, Tomás Pitner, Jaroslav Rácek. 718-723 [doi]
• A New Approach to Solve Data Defects in Material Flow NetworksLeticia Arco, Isis Bonet, Lourdes García Ávila, Jorge Marx Gómez, Claus Rautenstrauch. 724-731 [doi]
• Environmental and Sustainability Corporate Reporting in the Czech RepublicLukás Kokrment, Jirí Hrebícek. 732-738 [doi]
• Three Dimensional Landscape Design and Visualization by VRMLTsuyoshi Honjo, Enmi Lim, Kiyoshi Umeki. 739-746 [doi]
• Evaluation of Landscape and Environmental Changes in the Roşia Montana Basin using GIS methodsRóbert Géczi, Gábor Barton, Katalin Bódis. 747-753 [doi]
• Landscape Fragmentation in the Free State of Saxony and the Surrounding Border AreasUlrich Walz, Ulrich Schumacher. 754-758 [doi]
• Sustainable Land Use Planning for Bubiyan Island in KuwaitSamira A. S. Omar, Robert Grina. 759 [doi]
• Automatic Land Use Classification and SEA-compliant Indicator Sssessment in Urban AreasPatrick A. Wäger, Rainer Zah, Malte Sohlbach, Anina Böhme, Dietrich Bangert. 760-765 [doi]
• Development of Internet Application of Landscape Atlas of the Slovak Republic at the Slovak Eenvironmental AgencyMartin Koska. 765-767 [doi]
• Air Pollution Geostatistical Modeling Using Environmental and Anthropogenic DataRui Menezes, Rui Figueira, Antonio Jorge Sousa, Cecília Sérgio. 768-772 [doi]
• Between the idea: Quo Vadis XML?Erich Weihs. 773-774 [doi]
• Using ISO 19115 Metadata and WebServices to Facilitate Data Access, Visualization and ProcessingWassilios Kazakos, Marcus Briesen, Rainer Lehfeldt, Hans-Christian Reimers. 775-782 [doi]
• A Thesaurus for Remote Sensing and GIS: Preliminary Version and Future PlansAlessandra Grignetti, Paolo Plini, Fulvio Mazzocchi, Valentina De Santis. 783-788 [doi]
• Environmental Data Catalogue: Implementation and Data Quality IssuesPeter Fischer-Stabel, Rolf Krieger, Kerstin Schäfer, Stefan Wannemacher. 788-792 [doi]
• Publishing and Distribution of Environmental Information in Civil Engineering Based on Spatial Metadata DescriptionGerrit Seewald, Michael Petersen 0003, Thomas Gutzke. 793-798 [doi]
• Theme Park Soil-Geology-Nature: A Case Study for the Evaluation of New Concepts of Environmental Information Systems for the General PublicClemens Düpmeier, Werner Geiger, Renate Ebel, Ernst Schmid, Michael Linnenbach. 799-809 [doi]
• Servicing Environmental E-Learning (E2-Learning): using Geographic Information and Remote Sensing Web Services to support E2-LearningDimitris Kotzinos, Giorgos Konstantinou, Nektarios Chrysoulakis. 804-808 [doi]
• Blended Learning: Concepts and Frameworks and Tools for Environmental EducationTomás Pitner, Jaroslav Rácek. 809-812 [doi]
• The Harmonisation Process - Content Matters Why a Substance Information System is Successful Over 10 YearsMatthias Menger, Petra Jahnke. 813-817 [doi]
• Electronic Government and EnvironmentFilipe Corrêa da Costa, Hugo Cesar Hoeschl. 818-822 [doi]
• Sharing Environmental Information in the Czech Republic - Environmental Advisory Web PortalJana Andrýsková, Jirí Hrebícek. 823-828 [doi]
• Development of a Geo-Portal for e-Land Use Information ManagementNguyen-Xuan Thinh, Clemens Deilmann. 829-834 [doi]
• Environmental Collaboration through Location-Based Mobile Messaging and Communication ToolsHarry Storch. 835-839 [doi]
• "SuperThes" An International Model of Sharing Knowledge, Data, Information & ExperiencesWolf-Dieter Batschi, Rudolf Legat, Paolo Plini, Hermann Stallbaumer. 840 [doi]
• Environmental Communication Framework in e-Government of the Czech RepublicJirí Hrebícek. 841-847 [doi]
• Missing Data in Environmental Time Series - a Problem AnalysisAlbrecht Gnauck, Bernhard Luther. 848-852 [doi]
• Statistical Analysis of Uncertain Measurements in Modeling of Water and Wastewater SystemsOlgierd Hryniewicz, Jan Studzinski. 853-857 [doi]
• Environmental Contamination with Endocrine Disruptors and Pharmaceuticals: An Environmetrical Evaluation ApproachKristina Voigt, Rainer Brüggemann, Stefan Pudenz, Hagen Scherb. 858-862 [doi]
• Synthesis of Sampling Site and Metal Specific Bioaccumulation Data by Classification and Regression TreesRoland Pesch, Winfried Schröder. 863-870 [doi]
• Robust Linear Models and Soft Modelling to Explain Chemical and Environmental DataKarel Kupka. 871 [doi]
• Citizen-oriented Environmental Information Services: Usage and ImpactKostas D. Karatzas, Geir Endregard, Inga Fløisand. 872-877 [doi]
• Institution Building: EU-Twinning Project CENIA supporting the Czech Environmental Information AgencyHeinrich Schneider, Claus Heuberger, Antonín Petr, Jirí Hradec. 878-885 [doi]
• Reporting Towards the European Commission for Environment IssuesRadoslav Virgovic. 886-894 [doi]
• Twinning as Aen Through the Eyes of an Old Member StateUlrike Stärk. 889-898 [doi]
• Instituional and Capacity Building in the Environmental Sctor in Slovakia, Slovak - Austrian Twinning ProjectV. Koskova. 895-98 [doi]
• E2SP: A New Environmental Reporting Platform in ASP ModeMauro Cislaghi, Gaia Corbetta, Roberto Mazzilli, Emanuela Seregni, Krzysztof Klejnowski, Agata Bucko-Serafin, Jerzy Jamrocha, Rafal Dunal, Jirí Hrebícek. 899-912 [doi]
• Twinning Projects between 2002 and 2005 Managed by the Ministry of Environment and Water of HungaryAgnes Martosne Bartha, Pal Bozo. 913-917 [doi]
• ICT-Supported Collaborative Crisis PlanningJaroslav Pejcoch. 918-925 [doi]
• On-line Emergency Planning Service for Facilities in the Geneva Region Susceptible to Major HazardsAlberto Susini, Pascal Stofer, Franco Lepri, Jacques Magnin. 926-930 [doi]
• Mad Cows and Sick Chickens: Using Information Networks to Protect Human HealthWalter J. Armbruster. 931-936 [doi]
• Creating Spatially-Linked Data and Risk Evaluation Tools to Support Community Participation and Decision Making for a Contaminated SiteJustin Mohler, Jill Weber Aanenson, Helen Grogan, John Till. 937-940 [doi]
• Integrating Hazard Data with Visualization Approaches to Frame Decisions on Water UseMargaret M. MacDonell, Ken Morgan. 941-944 [doi]
• Mercury Risk Assessment: The Hidden DangerLeo Newland, Margaret M. MacDonell. 945-947 [doi]
• Human and Ecological Risk Assessment, Expert SystemsLadislav Dusek, Ivan Holoubek, Jirí Jarkovský, Jana Koptikova, Jan Kohout, Roman Smid, Petr Pavlis, Jan Muzík, Jirí Hrebícek. 948-952 [doi]
• Envirocat: A Tool Supporting the Development of an Environmental Monitoring System in SwitzerlandKarin Fink, Véronique Ortner, Markus Wüest, Jean-Philippe Richard. 953-954 [doi]
• Information System of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in SlovakiaRudolf Navrátil. 955-956 [doi]
• Automatic Flood Mapping Method Using EOLES TechnologyFrederick Lupo, Grégoire Vandenschrick. 957-958 [doi]
• The European Soil Portal: Networking Soil Information in EuropePanos Panagos, Marc Van Liedekerke. 959-966 [doi]
• Community Oraganisation Structures for Effective Water and Sanitation Management in Peri-Urban Areas; Case of Lusaka - ZambiaObed C. Kawanga. 967 [doi]
• A Very Flexible Web based Database System for Environmental ResearchReiner Krause. 968-969 [doi]
• Automated Contract Conclusion for the Support of Multi Utility Markets and Virtual Power PlantsAntje Dietrich, Wassili Kazakos. 970-971 [doi]
• Development of a Biogas Plant for the Kumasi AbattoirK. Adzabe, B. G. Asenso, E. C. Bensah, E. Dery, A.-J. Hussein, M. Y. Mensah, H. Pinto, M. D. Sarpong, M. Thompson, N. N. E. Quist-Therson, M. Y. Mensah. 972-976 [doi]
• GRIBS2: An Interactive GIS Tool for Mapping Industrial Facilities with Dangerous Substances and Microorganisms in an Urban EnvironmentEric Dumermuth, R. Braun, U. Vögeli, A. Herrmann. 977-978 [doi]
• Evaluating the Long-range Transport of Persistent Organic Pollutants - Computation and Analysis of Air Mass Backward TrajectoriesAlice Dvorská, Pavel Cupr, Ivan Holoubek. 979-982 [doi]
• Passive Sampling as an Attractive Tool for Air Genotoxic Potency Screening AssessmentPavel Cupr, Jana Klánová, Tomás Bartos, Zuzana Flegrová, Jirí Kohoutek, Ivan Holoubek. 983 [doi]
• The Austrian Soil Platform - An Internet-based Tool to Support Knowledge Exchange and Awareness BuildingMonika Tulipan, Friederike Strebl. 984-985 [doi]
• Predictive Modelling of Potential Distribution of Plant Associations in the Czech RepublicKlára Kubosová, Ondrej Hájek, Milan Chytrý, Miroslav Svoboda. 986-988 [doi]
• Formalized Analysis Supporting Automated Scenarios for Environmental Risk AssessmentJirí Hrebícek, Jan Kohout. 989-990 [doi]
• History and Nowadays Environmental Management of STAROBRNO BreweryAles Rihácek. 991-992 [doi]
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