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THIRD BIENNIAL EMERGY RESEARCH
CONFERENCE
January 29, 30, 31, 2004
Gainesville, Florida
Conference Program
Background:
This is the third in an ongoing
series of biennial meetings held on the campus of the University
of Florida every other year. The purpose is to provide a
venue and forum for meaningful discussion dedicated to theory,
principles, and applications of emergy analysis.
Meeting Organization:
The meeting will be organized into
two and a half days of presentations (Thursday and Friday, January
29 and 30, and a half day on Saturday January 31).
Papers on theory and applications of emergy analysis will be
presented in theme sessions each of the first two days. The third
day will be organized to present several papers and then an open discussion
for an hour or so.
Papers and Posters
Participants are encouraged to
present a 20 minute paper on new developments related to theory,
methods and/or applications of emergy analysis. We hope not to
have concurrent sessions, so the actual time for each presentation
depends on the number of participants giving papers.
Posters are welcome as well. We will
have an evening poster session, Thursday evening.
Publication of Proceedings
We will publish the proceedings.
Each participant should bring a 10-spage manuscript go the
conference. papers will be peer-reviewed, returned to authors for
corrections and then published in the book of proceedings.
Organizing Committee
Mark T. Brown, Environmental
Engineering Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville
Sergio Ulgiati, Department of Chemistry, University of Siena,
Italy
David R. Tilley, Biological Resources Engineering, University of
Maryland College Park
Dan Campbell, USEPA, Narragansett, RI
Vito Comar, Instituto de Meio Ambiente e Desenvolvimento, Dourados,
MS, Brazil
Shu Li Huang, Grad Institute of Urban Planning, National Taipei
University, Taiwan
Torbjorn Rydberg. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences,
Uppsala, Sweden
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