S26. Mineral-hazards. The environmental and human health problem represented by raw and man-processed mineral phases

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Letter of Abstract Acceptance 7 June, 10 June, 2016
Schedule and Conference Programme 20 June, 30 June, 2016
Accommodation deadline 31 August, 2016

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Conveners and Chairpersons Alessandro F. Gualtieri, Mickey Gunter and Marisa Rozalen

ORAL SESSIONS

Thursday 15 September 2016 (09.30-10.45)

Room - Parco

26-1 09.30 – 09.45
Gunter M.E.*:MINERALS HAZARDS A TO Z: THE ROLE OF THE MINERALOGIST

26-2 09.45 – 10.15
(KEYNOTE) Andreozzi G.B.*, Pacella A. & Turci F.:TOPOCHEMISTRY OF IRON AND SURFACE REACTIVITY OF CROCIDOLITE AND TREMOLITE AMPHIBOLE ASBESTOS: A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY

26-3 10.15 – 10.30
Pacella A., Fantauzzi M., Atzei D., Cremisini C., Nardi E., Montereali M.R., Rossi A. & Ballirano P.*:Iron FIXED AS EXTRA-FRAMEWORK CATION potentially plays a crucial role in inducing carcinogenicity IN erionite

26-4 10.30 – 10.45
Belluso E.*, Fornero E. & Capella S.:ANALYSIS OF RESPIRED AMPHIBOLE FIBERS (ASBESTOS AND NON-ASBESTOS CLASSIFIED): DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES USING SENTINEL ANIMALS

Thursday 15 September 2016 (11.15-12.30)

Room - Parco

26-5 11.15 – 11.30
Rasmeni S.K.*, Ball M. & Negota N.:MINERALOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF ABANDONED ASBESTOS MINE SITES ALONG THE ORANGE RIVER IN THE KOEGAS AREA, NORTHERN CAPE PROVINCE OF SOUTH AFRICA

26-6 11.30 – 11.45
Pollastri S.*, Gualtieri A.F., Bursi Gandolfi N., Lassinantti Gualtieri M. & Gherardini D.:DISSOLUTION OF MINERAL FIBRES IN CONTACT WITH SIMULATED LUNG FLUID SOLUTIONS

26-7 11.45 – 12.00
Bursi Gandolfi N.*, Pollastri S., Gualtieri A.F., Langenhorst F., Belpoggi F. & Vigliaturo R.:HIGH RESOLUTION TEM INVESTIGATION OF MINERAL FIBRES IN CONTACT WITH ORGANIC MEDIA

26-8 12.00 – 12.15
Sanchez M.S.*:CHARACTERIZATION OF TALC ORE AND WASTE ROCK FROM THE UPPER DORA-MAIRA MASSIF IN THE RODERETTO MINE

26-9 12.15 – 12.30
Michalik M.*, Kasina M., Kowalski P.R., Wilczyńska-Michalik W. & Pietras B.:EMISSION OF PARTICULATE MATTER FROM SEWAGE SLUDGE THERMAL UTILIZATION PLANT

Thursday 15 September 2016 (14.00-15.15)

Room - Parco

26-10 14.00 – 14.15
Mantovani L.*, Barraco V., Tribaudino M., Solzi M., De Munari E. & Pironi C.:MAGNETITE AS A POLLUTANT IN THE ATMOSPHERE: EVIDENCE FROM SEM-EDS AND MAGNETIC ANALYSIS OF LEAVES AND PARTICULATE FILTERS

26-11 14.15 – 14.30
Wilczyńska-Michalik W.*, Zimirska A., Dietrich A., Maszloch E. & Michalik M.:MAGNETIC COMPONENTS IN SOILS AS A RECORD OF ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT

26-12 14.30 – 14.45
Giehl C.*, Brooker R.A., Marxer H. & Nowak M.:THE EFFECT OF VOLCANIC ASH COMPOSITION AND GLASS CONTENT ON JET ENGINE SAFETY

26-13 14.45 – 15.00
Seitkan A.* & Redfern S.A.T.:SPECIATION AND BIOACCESSIBILITY OF ARSENIC AT THE BAKYRCHIK GOLD MINE, KAZAKHSTAN

26-14 15.00 – 15.15
D'Orazio M.*, Biagioni C., Vezzoni S. & Petrini R.:THALLIUM ACCUMULATION INSIDE PIPELINES OF DRINKABLE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS: THE CASE OF THE SOUTHERN APUAN ALPS ABANDONED MINING SITES

POSTER SESSION

Wednesday 14 September 2016

Poster Area - Foyer della Domus

26-15 Panel number 81

Belluso E., Capella S., Di Benedetto F.*, Bardelli F., Giaccherini A., Montegrossi G., Romanelli M., Zoleo A. & D’Acapito F.:PRELIMINARY XAS AND ESE INVESTIGATIONS ON CRYSTALLINE SILICA CONTAINED IN LUNG TISSUES

26-16 Panel number 82

Bloise A.*, Barca D., Gualtieri A.F., Pollastri S. & Belluso E.:TRACE ELEMENTS IN HAZARDOUS MINERAL FIBERS

26-17 Panel number 83

Capella S.* & Belluso E.:RECENT EXPOSURE TO INORGANIC FIBERS AIRBORNE: EVALUATION BY URINE SAMPLES

26-18 Panel number 84

Fornasaro S.*, Marescotti P., Crispini L., Comodi P., Malerba G. & Lercari M.:CHROMIUM AND NICKEL IN SERPENTINITIC SOILS AND ROCKS IN OPHIOLITE FROM DIFFERENT OROGENIC SETTINGS (LIGURIA, ITALY)

26-19 Panel number 85

Funari V.*, Mantovani L., Tribaudino M., Vigliotti L., Braga R. & Dinelli E.:ENVIRONMENTAL RELEVANCE OF SOLID BY-PRODUCTS FROM MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INCINERATION ASSESSED BY COMBINING MAGNETIC AND MINERALOGICAL ANALYSIS

26-20 Panel number 86

Giordani M.*, Mattioli M., Valentini L. & Ballirano P.:POTENTIALLY CARCINOGENIC ERIONITE IN ITALY: GEOLOGICAL OCCURRENCE AND RISK ASSESSMENT

26-21 Panel number 87

Giordani M., Mattioli M.*, Ballirano P., Boscardin M. & Valentini L.:PRISMATIC TO EXTREMELY FIBROUS OFFRETITE FROM NORTHERN ITALY: MORPHOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL DATA OF A POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS ZEOLITE

26-22 Panel number 88

Gualtieri A.G.*, Pollastri S., Bursi Gandolfi N., Perchiazzi N., Plaisier J.R., Lezzerini M. & Gialanella S.:THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF MINERAL FIBRES

26-23 Panel number 89

Lepore G.O.*, Mazzuoli M., Proposito M., Trovato C. & Armiento G.:AS SPECIATION IN VICAN IGNIMBRITES: PRELIMINARY XAS DATA

26-24 Panel number 90

Li Y., Wang C.*, Meng F., Li Y., Lu A., Yang C. & Li K.:MINERALOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CALCIFICATION AGGREGATIONS IN CEREBRAL ARTERIES

26-25 Panel number 91

Petriglieri J.R., Tribaudino M.*, Salvioli-Mariani E., Mantovani L., Bersani D., Lottici P.P., Tomatis M. & Laporte-Magoni C.:A SURVEY OF ASBESTOS MINERALS IN NEW CALEDONIA: PRELIMINARY RESULTS

26-26 Panel number 92

Vigliaturo R.*, Dražić G. & Petruccione F.:HISTORICAL AND FUTURE ROLE OF HR-TEM AND AR-TEM IN MEDICAL MINERALOGY

Food for good

food for good

As of 2015, Palacongressi di Rimini offers its clients the opportunity to recover leftover food from their events and donate it to charities . Palacongressi endorses Food For Good - from meeting to solidarity, an initiative born out of a collaboration between Federcongressi, Food Bank and Equoevento. Every year in Italy, over 6 tons of food go to waste; at the same time, there are 10 million people living in poverty, 6.3 of which in conditions of absolute poverty, including 1 million children between the ages of 0-5 years. The contribution of organisers and exhibitors at the Palacongressi is therefore of major importance: with no additional costs and in agreement with Summertrade chefs, the catering company of the Rimini Fiera Group and official partner of the Palacongressi, menus are planned which are suitable both for the guests' needs and for the conservation and transport of any leftovers, resulting in a worthy act of social responsibility for the local area. The results and the feedback we have had in the first months of the project speak for themselves. Contact our staff for more information: always ready to help guide your choice. The association chosen by Palacongressi is Opera Sant'Antonio di Rimini, a group of volunteers that manages the city's soup kitchen.