WEEK 1
Sunday, June 22
Arrival. Gathering at Campus X.
Monday, June 23
AM: Opening and Welcome Session
9.30 - Introduction
o School teachers
o School tutors
o Students
o Guide to the course
Introductory lecture. Guest Speaker – Dr. Laura D'Aprile – Ministry of the Environment
12.30 - Get together Lunch
PM: Lecture Topic 1 - Introduction to sustainability and remediation
14.30 - Remediation of contaminated sites: traditional approach
Greg Malina (AGH University)
15.30 - Sustainability and Sustainable Remediation
Paul Nathanail (University of Nottingham)
17.00 - Discussion Session (0.5 h)
Tuesday, June 24
AM: Lecture Topic 2 - Regulatory framework on remediation
9.00 - EU framework
Paul Nathanail (University of Nottingham)
9.30 - National approaches on remediation
UK, Paul Nathanail
Spain, Aurora Santos
The Netherlands,Tim Grotenhuis
Poland, Greg Malina
Italy, Renato Baciocchi
12.00 - Discussion Session
12.30 - Lunch Break
PM: Lecture Topic 3 – Risk assessment of contaminated sites
14.00 - Principles of risk assessment
Renato Baciocchi (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
15.00 - Tools for risk assessment
Iason Verginelli (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
16.00 - Environmental risk assessment
Tim Grotenhuis (Wageningen)
17.00 - Discussion Session (0.5 h)
Wednesday, June 25
AM: Lecture Topic 4 – Overview of Sustainability indicators
9.00 - Environmental indicators
Aurora Santos (Universidad Complutense)
10.30 - Social indicators, Economic indicators
Paul Nathanail (University of Nottingham)
12.00 - Discussion Session
12.30 - Lunch Break
PM: Lecture Topic 5 - Parallel sessions with the students' groups
14.00 - Presentation of the case study by the tutor
15.00 - Discussion of the case study with the students
16.00 - Preparation of a workplan
Thursday, June 26
Field visit to Terni Papigno Bronwnfield Site and to a Sustainable Remediation
installation (Educational).
Friday, June 27
AM: Lecture Topic 6 - Sustainable remediation techiques – Groundwater
9:00 - Monitored natural attenuation and Enhanced in-situ bioremediation
Tim Grotenhuis (Wageningen University)
10.30 - In-situ chemical treatments
Aurora Santos (Universidad Complutense)
12.00 - Discussion Session
12.30 - Lunch Break
PM: Lecture Topic 7 - Sustainable remediation techiques – Soil
14.00 - In-situ sustainable bioremediation methods
Greg Malina (AGH University)
15.30 - Techniques aimed at soil reuse
Renato Baciocchi (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
17.00 - Discussion Session (0.5 h)
Saturday, June 28
Field Trip to Villa Adriana (Archaelogical site nearby Rome)
Sunday, June 29
Free Day
WEEK 2
Monday, June 30
AM: Lecture Topic 8 - Life Cycle Analysis (LCA)
9.00 - F&T modelling for sustainable remediation
Greg Malina (AGH University)
10.30 - Principles of green remediation
Marco Falconi (Italian Institute for Environmental Research and Protection)
12.00 - Discussion Session
12.30 - Lunch Break
PM: Lecture Topic 9 - Socio-economical indicators
14.00 - Estimation of direct and indirect economic impacts and social impacts
Esperanza Montero (Universidad Complutense)
17.00 - Discussion Session (0.5 h)
Tuesday, July 1
AM: Lecture Topic 10 - Tools for sustainability assessment
9.00 - Application of LCA to remediation assessment
Paul Nathanail (University of Nottingham)
10.30 - Software Tools
Claudio Albano (CH2MHill –SuRF-Italy)
12.00 - Discussion Session
12.30 - Lunch Break
PM: Lecture Topic 11 - Interaction between remediation and requalification
14.00 - Brownfield vs. Greenfield, Urban sprawl, Planning phase
Harry Bruning (Wageningen)
15.00 - Techniques for remediation aimed to make the site fit for reuse
Harry Bruning (Wageningen)
17.00 - Discussion Session (0.5 h)
Wednesday, July 2
Field Trip 2 (Educational)– Visit to the Malagrotta Landfill Site near Rome with
provision for renewable energy production from LFG.
Thursday, July 3
9.00 - Lecture Topic 12 – Case Studies from Italy
Luciano Zaninetta (Syndial)
10.10 - Lecture Topic 13 – Case Studies from Spain
Esperanza Montero (Universidad Complutense)
11.20 - Lecture Topic 14 – Case Studies from UK
Lecturer - (UK Partner)
12.30 - Lunch Break
14.00 - Lecture Topic 15 – Case Studies from The Netherlands
Harry Bruning (Wageningen)
15.10 - Lecture Topic 16 – Case Studies from Poland
Greg Malina (AGH University)
16.30 - Discussion of the case studies (1 h)
Friday, July 4
9.00 - Final Exam
All teachers and tutors
12.30 - Lunch Break
14.00 - Final Presentation of the projects by the students' groups (2.5 h)
All teachers and tutors
Saturday, July 5
Departure
Course evaluation
- final oral presentation prepared by each group on the case study exercise
- short (closed) test with 20-40 questions covering all lectures given during the course (e.g. each lecturer provide you with 1-2 questions per his/her lecture topic).
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