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CEST Proceedings are published under the ISSN 2944-9820.
Antagonists of Erwinia amylovora isolates from fire blight diseased fruit trees in Georgia
(Corresponding) Sadunishvili T., Aznarashvili M., Gaganidze D., Gurielidze M., Amashukeli N., Sturua N.
Topic:
Antibiotic resistanse
Fire blight, a devastating disease of pomaceous plants after its appearance in Kartli in 2016 has spread in some other regions of Georgia. A causative agent of the disease, Erwinia amylovora was detected by PCR using specific primers pair in different organs of symptomatic apple, quince and pear...Read more
Keywords:
Erwinia amylovora, fire blight, antagonistic actinobacteria
Mercury in the coastal waters of Greece under the implementation of the Water Framework Directive (WFD)
Yfanti A., (Corresponding) Paraskevopoulou V., Chalkiadaki O., Botsou F., Panagopoulou G., Stathopoulou E., Zeri C., Tzempelikou E., Dassenakis M.
Topic:
Heavy metals in the environment
Mercury (Hg) is an environmentally hazardous metal and a priority element in Mediterranean environmental monitoring. Hg is a priority pollutant in the main pieces of European legislation pertaining to the marine environment (the Marine Strategy Framework Directive - MSFD and the Water Framework...Read more
(Corresponding) Vagiona D., Tzekakis G., Loukogeorgaki E., Karanikolas N.
Topic:
Spatial environmental planning
Climate change and its environmental effects have raised the need to use mild forms of energy. Solar photovoltaic panels and wind turbines are by far the biggest drivers of the rapid increase in renewable energy electricity generation. There are several technologies of photovoltaic systems such as...Read more
FeBio: R&D of novel 75 kWel AD plant for difficult agricultural residues: horse manure, straw and green waste
(Corresponding) Porzig M., Wern B., Pertagnol J.
Topic:
New solutions for a better and sustainable agriculture
Substrates for biogas production will be provided mainly by residues in future. Without a complex and expensive pre-treatment, solid residues with dry matter (DM) content higher than 30%, e.g. horse manure, husk, grass or straw can only be used in small quantities in a wet anaerobic digestion (AD)...Read more
The Circular Economy Shift for Business Models: Creating value from waste in the Peach Canning industry
(Corresponding) Paraskevopoulou C., Vlachos D.
Topic:
Circular economy and industrial symbiosis
With the Circular Economy (CE) concept emerging, the reorganization of the supply chain (SC) and the reengineering of its processes is highlighted. In Greece, industrialized agriculture and more specifically the peach canning industry can be an important factor for the economy within and outside...Read more
Exploitation of Treated Municipal Wastewater in Arid Regions Irrigation for Volatile Oils Production
Radwan S., (Corresponding) Ashour E.
Topic:
Water and wastewater reuse
To avoid any contamination risk of edible crops, the safety use of treated municipal wastewater is growing industrial non-food crops such aromatic plants to produce volatile oils for manufacturing soaps, cosmetics and perfumes, etc. Two field experiments were conducted in a sandy soil in western...Read more
Keywords:
treated municipal wastewater, aromatic plants, heavy metal, volatile oils
Sampling Strategies of Microplastic in Stormwater Runoff from Separate Drainage Systems
(Corresponding) Abusafia A., Scheid C., Meurer M., Altmann K., Braun U., Bannick C., Dittmer U., Steinmetz H.
Topic:
Emerging pollutants
The occurrence of microplastic in terrestrial and water environments can be traced back to anthropogenic activities. Urban drainage systems play a role in transporting microplastic from urban sources into receiving waters or soils. The analysis (including sampling, sample preparation and detection...Read more
Keywords:
Microplastic, sampling strategies, separate sewer systems, WWTP
Assessing the role of Posidonia banquettes in coastline protection against erosion, through UAV technology and granulometric analysis: Preliminary results from the case of Schinias-Marathon National Park, Attica, Greece.
(Corresponding) Vandarakis D., Salomidi M., Gerakaris V., Issaris Y., Kourliaftis I., Agaoglou C., Kapsimalis V., Panagiotopoulos I.
Topic:
Spatial environmental planning
Coastal environments and in particular beaches are valuable natural assets, offering a wide array of ecosystem services and economic benefits. In this study UAV technology with RTK-GPS is used in order to map in detail, the beach morphological characteristics, aiming to the impact of the presence...Read more
Hydrological analysis and hydraulic simulation for Sperchios River Basin
Raissis F., (Corresponding) Theochari A., Baltas E.
Topic:
Hydrology and water resources
This research work deals with a flood risk assessment methodology for the ungauged Sperchios River basin, an area of 1003 km2 located in Central Greece. This region is frequently exposed to floods, thus a floodplain evaluation is very important in order to take measures against the effects of...Read more
Green Jobs in multinational companies - an initial network and content analysis
(Corresponding) Piwowar-Sulej K., Ferasso M., Sulich A.
Topic:
Environmental management and policies
Several current research studies on green jobs focus mostly on rural areas and analyze this problem in the context of Circular Economy or specific industries. However, the context of multinational companies is still uncovered. This study aims at mapping the field by relating the Green Jobs in...Read more
Keywords:
Green jobs, multinational companies, network analysis, environmental management, green human resource management.
