Oral presentations
Kapolyi László: Advanced coal technologies will meet
the challenges of the 21st century ........................... 7
István Bérczi: A Short History of the Oil and Gas
E&P in Hungary ............................................... 9
Mastalerz M., Drobniak A. and Filippelli G.: Influence of coal
petrography on mercury distribution in coal seams; Examples
from Pennsylvanián coals in Indiana, U.S.A .................. 10
Johnson Ryan and Bustin R. Marc: Coal dispersal in the marine
environment around a marine coal terminal, British
Columbia, Canada ............................................ 12
Kalkreuth W., Cardozo Alves T., Cioccari G., Holz M.,
Kern M., Silva M., Willett J., and Finkelman R.: Coal
Petrology and Chemistry of Permian coals from the Paraná
Basin: 1. Santa Terezinha, Leăo-Butiá and Candiota
Coalfields, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil ....................... 13
Cook Alan: Organic facies in the Late Cretaceous to Tertiary
of the Gippsland and Bass Basin, South Eastern Australia .... 14
Gmur Dariusz: Lithofacies analysis of coal seams from the
upper part of the coal-bearing measures of the Upper
Silesia Coal Basin (Westphalian, Poland) .................... 16
Ercegovac M. and Kostic A.: Organic facies and palynofacies:
nomenclature, classification and application for
petroleum source rocks evaluation ........................... 18
Sajgó Cs., Galicz Zs. and Brukner-Wein A.: Comparisons
of organic geochemical data to Organic Petrological
observations and classification of organic matter ........... 20
Ercegovac M.; Zivotic D. and Kostic A.: Genetic-industrial
Classification of brown coals in Serbia ..................... 23
Predeanu Georgeta and Panaitescu Cornelia: How petrography
can establish the relationship between xylite and
activated carbon ............................................ 26
Nowak G.J., Speczik S., Oszczepalski S. and Grotek I.:
Petrological recognition of secondary altered organic
matter in the Zechstein Kupferschiefer from Poland .......... 30
David Petra, van Bergen Frank, Nepveu Manuel and van
Wees Jan-Diederik: Uncertainties of maturity calculations
in basin modelling: a multiple ID probabilistic approach .... 32
Poster presentations
Ligouis B., Kleineidam S., Karapanagioti H.K., Kiem R.,
Grathwohl P., and Niemz C.: Applications of Organic
Petrology in Sediment and Soil Contamination Studies ........ 37
Mastalerz Maria, Drobniak Agnieszka, Hower James C. and
Eble Cortland: The environmental impact of trace element
contents of Indiana and Western Kentucky coals .............. 40
Hanak B. and Kokowska-Pawłowska M.: Characteristics of
variability of trace elements in coal ash from the 610
and 620 coal seams (the Poruba beds) of the Upper Silesian
Coal Basin .................................................. 41
Valentim Bruno, Boavida Dulce, Garcia Cândida, Gonçalves Rita,
Lemos de Sousa M.J. and Gulyurtlu Ibrahim: Chemical
characterization of Fly Ash from a Portuguese Power Plant ... 44
Lemos de Sousa M.J.: CO2 capture and storage in abandoned
coalmines: presenting the "COSEQ" European Union S&T
research proposal ........................................... 45
Gurba Lila W. and Weber Carl R.: Coal Petrology and Coal Seam
Methane Generation in the Gloucester Basin, NSW,
Australia ................................................... 49
Gmur Dariusz: Facies analysis of Tertiary coals from Skilvika
Formation, Bellsund (Spitsbergen) ........................... 52
Misiak Jacek: Petrography and depositional environment of
the No. 308 coal seam (Upper Carboniferous) from the
Upper Silesian Coal Basin, Poland ........................... 54
Ivanova A., Syabryaj S., Zaitseva L. and Hámor-Vidó M.:
Palynological and petro-graphical reconstruction of peat
accumulation in the Trans-Carpathians and in the Pannonian
Basin at Ilnitsa and Visonta coalfields ..................... 55
Siegl-Farkas Ágnes: Organic microfacies and palynology of
the Ajka Coal Formation of the Transdanubian Central Range
in Hungary .................................................. 57
Tomás C., Flores D., Machadinho A. and Gama
Pereira L.C.: Organic Petrology Characterization of Shales
from Buçaco Basin, Central Portugal: Preliminar Study ....... 59
Ósorio E., Kalkreuth W., Gomes M. and Vilela A.:
Evaluation of Petrology and Reactivity of Coal Blends for
Use in Pulverized Coal Injection (PCI) ...................... 62
Petter Filho E.A., Pacheco E.T., Sampaio C.H.,
Almeida M.A.A., Lagreca I.H. and Kalkreuth W.: Density
fractionation of a high-ash Brazilian sub-bituminous
coal - implications for chemical and petrological
properties .................................................. 63
Vasconcelos Lopo and Adelaide J. Pedro: Variation of Mineral
Phases of Mozambican Coals with Different Heating
Temperatures ................................................ 64
Kalaitzidis Stavros, Bouzinos Antonios, Christanis Kimon,
Iliopoulou Eleni and Karapanagioti Hrissi: Impacts of
Lignite and Peat Inertinite Content on Phenanthrene
Sorption .................................................... 67
Antoniadis Prodromos and Mavridou Evangelia: Characteristic
macerals coming from lignite deposits of Ptolemais
tectonic graben (Greece) .................................... 69
Alekseev V.P., Pronina N.V. and Zuravleva D.D.: Coals of the
Oil-bearing Basin of West Siberia ........................... 71
Stukalova I.E., Alysheva E.I. and Rasulov A.T.: Carboniferous
Dombarovsk anthracite deposits, South Urals, Russia ......... 72
Fadeeva Natalya P. and Bazhenova Olga K.: Organomaceral
Composition of Organic Matter in Maikop rocks and their
oil potential ............................................... 75
Matchoulina Svetlana: Organic-rich sediments of the Dnieper-
Donets Basin and Fold Donbass ............................... 77
Rodrigues P.R., Oliveira J.T. and Flores D.: Organic
maturation of shales from Toca da Moura Volcano-
Sedimentary Complex (Ossa Morena Zone, Portugal) ............ 79
Kovács S., Rálisch-Felgenhauer E., Hámor-Vidó M.,
Siegl-Farkas Á. and Bóna J.: Conodont colour
alteration and vitrinite reflectance data related to
a half-graben structure in the Mesozoic of the Mecsek and
Villány Mountains, southern Hungary ......................... 81
Kus J., Cramer B., Gerling P. and Kockel F.: Post Mortem 2D-
Simulation Study of the Hydrocarbon Generation and
Migration of a N2-rich Gas Field on the inverted
Southwestern rim of the Lower Saxony Basin .................. 83
Fedor Ferenc: The origin of gases explored within the Inert
Gas Zone, Hungarian Great Plain, Hungary .................... 86
Iordanidis A., Schwarzbauer J. and Charalampides G.:
Aliphatic and aromatic bio-markers in Amynteo lignites,
northern Greece ............................................. 88
Sajgó Csanád: Studies on the matrix effect in Pyrolysates
of pre-treated organic rich sediments ....................... 90
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