Conference program

We are delighted to present the conference program for XXIV Conference of PhD Students and Young Scientists. Please note that the program is subject to change and will be updated regularly to ensure the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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Please note that the program is designed to provide a dynamic and enriching experience for all attendees. The organizing committee is dedicated to curating an exceptional program that fosters knowledge exchange, networking, and collaboration.

We look forward to welcoming you to XXIV CPSYS and sharing an exciting and informative program that reflects the latest advancements and trends in the field.

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Wednesday - October 23, 2024

Thursday - October 24, 2024

Friday - October 25, 2024

Wednesday - October 23, 2024

Thursday - October 24, 2024

Friday - October 25, 2024

CEST	Wednesday, 23.10
8:00			Google Earth Engine Workshop
11:00	Registration Welcome breakfast and coffee
11:30	Welcome speech
12:00	Conference Partner presentation	The Polish Copper Employers’ Association	Challenges and opportunities for the development of post-mining sites on the example of the Land of Extinct Volcanoes UNESCO Global Geopark
12:15	Coffee break
Session 1: Earth and Space Science
12:30	Professor Karol Leluk	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Special lecture Don’t wanna carry that water anymore – LUWEX
13:10	Katarzyna M. Szufa	Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa	Problem of nondetects in Earth Sciences – Dosimetric case study See abstract
13:25	Mikołaj Zawadzki	University of Warsaw	Measurements of Magnetic Anomalies Induced by Meteorite Impacts See abstract
13:40	Aleksandra Pikor (online)	AGH University of Krakow	Salt rock – research methods of the chemical composition See abstract
13:55	Kamil Maciuk (online)	AGH University of Krakow	Detecting vertical displacements in real-time by low-cost GNSS receivers See abstract
14:10	Coffee break
Session 2: Earth and Space Science
14:25	Mohamed Abdelhamid	AGH University of Krakow	GNSS reflectometry in engineering and environmental applications See abstract
14:40	Hadeer Hassan	University of Miskolc	Cuckoo Search Algorithm (CSA) Based Inversion for Petrophysical Property Estimation of well logs data See abstract
14:55	Aleksandra Leszczyk, Margarita Zalinian (online)	University of Lodz	Human-environment relationship in Prehistory and Medieval Period at Ostrowite archaeological complex (Northern Poland) based on results of multidisciplinary studies See abstract
15:05	Lunch
Session 3: Earth and Space Science
16:00	Zulakha Rasheed	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Abundance of Microplastic Contamination in Wroclaw’s Residential Tap Water: Prevalence, Morphology, and Chemical Composition of Emerging Pollutants See abstract
16:15	Natalia Godlewska	University of Warsaw	RAF – Analog Space Mission See abstract
16:30	Aleksandra Bobowska	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Perovskite-based materials and their potential applications See abstract
16:45	Coffee break
Session 4: Earth and Space Science
17:00	Khouloud Jlaiel	University of Miskolc	Enhancing Robustness in 1D Fourier Transformation: An Inversion-Based Approach Using Gegenbauer Polynomials See abstract
17:15	Ali Ahmed Mohieldain Ali	University of Miskolc	Preliminary results in interpreting the Shendi Gravitational Anomaly See abstract
17:30	Marcin Jakubowicz	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Identifying and Quantifying Point Source Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Review of Traditional and Machine Learning Methods See abstract
17:45	Leszek Malinowski	Polish Academy of Science	The connections between hydrogeological and hydrological modelling and wetland vegetation monitoring in mining areas revealed by machine learning and artificial intelligence See abstract
18:00	Closing the 1st day
19:00	Evening meeting at Drevny Kocur OVO Wroclaw

CEST	Thursday, 24.10
Session 5: Mining Engineering
9:00	PhD Daniela Marasova	Technical University of Kosice	Special lecture Geotourism in Slovakia
09:30	Mustapha Wahman	AGH University of Krakow	PV Panel waste recycling: Importance, Challenges, and Progress See abstract
09:45	Avgousta Salomidi	TU Bergakademie Freiberg	Establishing a mineral spectral library for hyperspectral imaging of ore in underground mines – a case study of Reiche Zeche, Germany See abstract
10:00	Tomasz Rasiak	AGH University of Krakow	Perspective of the rare earth metals and other metals exploration in the Republic of South Africa See abstract
10:15	Stanisław Halkiewicz (online)	AGH University of Krakow	The Disconnect Between Global Uranium Supply and Economic Growth in Kazakhstan and Namibia See abstract
10:30	Anna Czajkowska (online)	Koszalin University of Technology	High-strength composites from recycled wind turbine blades in difficult mining conditions: wind farm waste as a raw material of the future See abstract
10:45	Coffee break
Session 6: Mining Engineering
11:05	Paulina Loskot	TU Bergakademie Freiberg	Literature review on sinkhole prediction for buiding a geodatabase with the use of terrestrial laser scanning for sinkhole monitoring See abstract
11:20	Dagmara Wiśniowska-Rataj	AGH University of Krakow	The comparison of the influence of seismic activity in mining areas on the dynamic resistance of frame buildings See abstract
11:35	Ekin Koken (online)	Abdullah Gul University	Development of soft computing-based mathematical models for estimating the deformation modulus of weak rocks See abstract
11:50	Rafał Łysowski	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Chemical Looping Combustion of different types of coals See abstract
12:05	Chenhao Wang (online)	Resources Safety and Health Queensland	An End-to-End Deep Learning Model for Predicting Total Incombustible Contents in Coal/Stone Dust See abstract
12:20	Coffee break
Session 7: Mining Engineering
12:35	Stanisław Halkiewicz (online)	AGH University of Krakow	Is SPC an Underutilised Tool? Insights Into Statistical Process Control in Mining Industry See abstract
12:50	Maciej Zajączkowski (online)	AGH University of Krakow	Analysis of criteria for classifying selected gypsum deposits as a strategic deposit See abstract
13:05	Hubert Schwarz	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Miners’ pension as an element of energy transformation See abstract
13:20	Barbara Delijewska	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Safety hazards in quarries See abstract
13:35	Michał Dworzak	AGH University of Krakow	Investigation of mine employees’ awareness on occupational hazards and risks with regard to work-related accidents and exposures in the mining and quarrying industry See abstract
13:50	lunch
Session 8: Geoengineering
14:45	Professor Anna Szostak-Chrzanowski (online)	University of New Brunswick	Special lecture New klondike Trend in Mining Industry
15:00	Sirine Trabelsi (online)	University of Miskolc	A comparative review of a traditional and an innovative soil improvement methods: cementation and biological method See abstract
15:15	Konrad Kołodziej	Silesian University od Technology	The possibility of utilizing fine fractions of mineral raw materials or mining waste for the purpose of constructing a thermal energy storage bed with an optimal shape. Analysis of the thermal and strength properties of selected materials See abstract
15:30	Selly Ayu Janetasari	University of Miskolc	Community Acceptance of Biogas Plant for Renewable Energy Source in Tofu Wastewater Management in Sumedang, Indonesia See abstract
15:45	Coffee break
Session 9: Geoengineering
16:00	Kamil Maciuk (online)	AGH University of Krakow	Classical and GNSS survey of bridge span deflection See abstract
16:15	Arkadiusz Szot (online)	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Application of drilling and mining methods in the field of road infrastructure on the example of the pipe-roofing method See abstract
16:30	Abdelmadjid Benrabah (online)	Technical University of Madrid	Discontinuity mapping in natural caves: a comparative study of manual data collection, structure from motion, and iPhone pro max See abstract
16:45	Miłosz Bąk (online)	Wroclaw University of Science and Technology	Electrical resistivity tomography as an effective tool for monitoring the efficiency of vertical drainage systems in mine waste heap See abstract
17:00	Anna Czajkowska (online)	Koszalin University of Technology	Evaluation of the effect of post-consumer waste on the mechanical properties of produced polyethylene-based biocomposites See abstract
17:15	Closing the 2nd day
19:00	Evening meeting at Spiż. Minibrowar i restauracja (Rynek Ratusz 2, 50-106 Wrocław)

CEST	Friday, 25.10
Session 10: Geoengineering
09:00	Arkadiusz Szot (online)	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Direct Pipe – drilling reinvented for underground transportation facilities See abstract
09:15	Michał Pachnicz (online)	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Numerical Analysis of Tunnel Displacement Profiles with Pipe Umbrella Support: Implementation of the Hoek-Brown Failure Criterion See abstract
09:30	Piotr Klejment (online)	Polish Academy of Sciences	Failure prediction in numerically modeled sandstones using acoustic emission and machine learning algorithm random forest See abstract
09:45	Coffee break
Session 11: Geoengineering
10:00	Josue Briones-Bitar (online)	Universidad Politécnica de Madrid	Empirical methods for stability assessment in caves: a review See abstract
10:15	Fausto Molina-Gomez (online)	Technical University of Madrid	Experimental procedures to assess the structural collapse of pyroclasts See abstract
10:30	Aleksander Rajkowski	Warsaw University of Technology	Hydrogeological conditions of inundation of a high building in an urbanized environment – a case study at Nowowiejska Street 20 in Warsaw See abstract
10:45	Coffee break
Session 12: Geoinformation
11:00	Professor Bülent Bayram (online)	Yildiz Technical University	Special lecture AI-based Approach in the Silva Nympha Project titled „Sustainable Use and Smart Forests Management”
11:20	Marek Zygmunt (online)	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Statystical analysis in integration of thermal imaging and GNSS satellite measurements in relation to geological structure as a method to improve the accuracy of displacement determination of engineering structures See abstract
11:50	Dawid Mrocheń	AGH University of Krakow	Reconstruction of the land surface displacement field based on measurements of subsidence differences See abstract
12:05	Natalia Walerysiak	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Monitoring and Analysis of Ground Movements in the Babina Post-Mining Area See abstract
12:20	Magdalena Łucka	AGH University of Krakow	Revealing changes in displacement pattern of the rapid landslide with high-resolution SAR images See abstract
12:35	Lunch
Session 13: Geoinformation
13:10	Mateusz Czyrzniak	University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn	Implementation of object detection algorithms in the inventory of technical infrastructure, case study of utility poles detection See abstract
13:25	Yessica Natalia Ramirez Yara	AGH University of Krakow	Building the data repository for local-scale evapotranspiration data using Data Science See abstract
13:40	Maria Mavroudi	Montanuniversitaet Leoben	Multi-source remote sensing data fusion technology for mining See abstract
13:55	Bartosz Jendrzejek	University of Silesia	Is it possible to predict and map natural processes on mineral material of post-mining sites by using ML and AI? See abstract
14:10	Shang Yin Tan (online)	University of Technology Malaysia	The power of place: how location drives residential rental prices in Kuala Lumpur’s educational zones See abstract
14:25	Aida Julia Aminuddin (online)	University of Technology Malaysia	Abandoned Spaces, Abandoned Value? Examining Brownfield Site Impact on Malaysian Housing Market See abstract
14:40	Coffee break
Session 14: Geoinformation
14:55	Umi Syahiidah Suhaidi (online)	University of Technology Malaysia	Shaping Sustainable Urban Spaces: Understanding User Needs for Green Retail Space in Malaysia See abstract
15:10	Pinar Eksert	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Landform changes in post-mining area, Muskau Arch Geopark (Poland) – a Historical GIS approach See abstract
15:25	Marcin Pawlik	Technische Hochschule Georg Agricola	Comparison of vegetation vitality data and soil moisture measurements at the Prosper-Haniel mine site See abstract
15:40	Aleksandra Kaczmarek	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Spatio-temporal analysis of soil moisture dynamics using sentinel-1 and sentinel-2 satellite imagery See abstract
15:55	Aleksandra Smentek	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Remote sensing analysis of the environment in post-mining area – case study Olkusz-Pomorzany See abstract
16:10	Makary Musiałek	Poltegor-Instytut. Instytut Górnictwa Odkrywkowego	Studying the impact of surface mining on the environment, using remote sensing See abstract
16:25	Conference closure