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The Technical University of Crete (TUC), proud member of the European University on Responsible Consumption and Production (EURECA-PRO), organizes a series of open scientific lectures in the context of faculty exchange visits.
The next lecture will be delivered by Dr. Adrian Florea, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Mining, Department of Environmental Engineering and Geology, University of Petroşani, Romania. Dr. Florea will be visiting TUC for the whole week starting the 25th of November 2024, meeting members of the TUC Faculty and Staff, especially in the School of Mineral Resources Engineering. Dr. Florea is visiting TUC with funding and support from the ERASMUS+ Staff Mobility for Teaching program.
Dr. Florea’s lecture is titled:
"GEOVIA Surpac Applications in Slope Stability Analysis and Air Quality Modelling"
and is scheduled to take place on:
Wednesday, November 27, 2024 at 11:00 EET (10:00 CET)
and can be attended either physically or virtually:
Lecture Hall Μ4.003 (School of MRE @ TUC Campus
https://tuc-gr.zoom.us/j/93041912212?pwd=PE2EMrBi5dtwCvUGaGaBVBz4DJoN1U.1
Meeting ID: 93041912212
Password: 321468
Live stream will be available through the official TUC Facebook page.
The lecture is open to all interested members of TUC and EURECA-PRO.
Abstract
The first part of the lecture is dedicated to a case study of slope stability analysis in the Ruschita marble quarry located in the Poiana Rusca Mountains, Romania, in operation since 1883 and reveals how the tools available in Surpac facilitate the construction of the geological model, underlying the stability analysis carried out with the help of the Slide 3 application from the Rocscience package. The second part of the lecture is dedicated to a case study of modeling the air pollutants dispersion in Petrosani city with METI-LIS software and use of GEOVIA Surpac in order to increase the results accuracy.
Short Bio
Dr. Adrian Florea is an Associate Professor with the Department of Mining Engineering of the University of Petroşani, Romania. His academic research and technical expertise focus on methods and techniques for open pit mining, hydrogeology and dewatering technologies, building and stability of mining waste facilities as well as environmental monitoring and quality assessment and computer aided design for mining. Dr. Florea has worked as a Team Leader across a variety of mining research projects over the years. In 2003, he was one of the main rapporteurs, as well as a member of the Technical Organisation Committee, at 19th World Mining Congress New Delhi, India. Between January 2007 and June 2008, he was a member of the European research team in the SAFEMANMIN FP6 project no. 044126.
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