WWW-YES-2006

5th edition of the World Wide Workshop for Young Environmental Scientists (WWW-YES-2006)

9 - 12 May 2006 at Domaine de Cherioux, Vitry sur Seine, France

Scientific programme with presentation and manuscript files when available

#	Session	NAME	First Name	University	Presentation title
	First session : Water quality
1	QUAL	ALEGUE FEUGO	Jean Duclos	Brandenburg University of Technology, Cottbus, GERMANY	Indicators and standards for assessing and managing water quality
2	QUAL	BIANCHI CALERA	Beatriz	National Institute of Hydraulics Resources & Havana Metropolitan Park, CUBA	Water quality control in Almendares river; a challenge in watershed management
3	QUAL	HOLGUIN	Javier	CINARA Univalle Cali, COLOMBIA	Environmental impact modelling of discharged urban water in aquatic ecosystems receivers. Case study: City Cali & the Cauca River
4	QUAL	BOLUWADE	Alaba	Civil Engineering Departement, New South Wales University, AUSTRALIA	Modelling Opeki river flow for sustainable development in Oyo state Nigeria
5	QUAL	DJEDIAI	Houria	University of Science and Technology Mohamed Boudiaf, Oran, ALGERIA	Study and elaboration of surface water resource maps in Tafna river’s basin in the West of Algeria
6	QUAL	ROBERT	Pauline	ENPC, Cereve, FRANCE	The impact of roofing materials on metal runoff in urban stormwater
7	QUAL	ODOULAMI	Léocadie	Université d‘Abomey-Calavi, Laboratoire LECREDE, BENIN	Water quality and sanitary consequences on the population of Cotonou (Benin)
8	QUAL	NGOUTANE PARE	Marie-Madeleine	University of Yaoundé I, Department of plant Biology and Physiology. Wastewater Research Unit, Faculty of Science, University of Yaounde I, CAMEROON	Vulnerability of urban wetland aquatic flora communities to pollution: the case of messa wetlands (Yaoundé, Cameroon)
	Second session: Socio cultural aspects of water use
9	SOCIO	SORS	Eduard	Ecole d‘Architecture de Paris Belleville, Laboratoire IPRAUS-LAIADE (CNRS), FRANCE	Urban hydrological shifts in time and space: from hydrophobe to hydrophage interactions and behaviours
10	SOCIO	MAGNIANT	(Ziba) R. Katia	Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, FRANCE	Year 2025, drinkable water for all in Ouagadougou : a difficult undertaking
11	SOCIO	MENDOZA BOHNE	Lourdes Sofìa	International Graduate Social Studies, University of Bielefeld, GERMANY & Centro Universitario de Ciencias Sociales y humanidades, Universidad de Guadalajara, MEXICO	The culture of the use of the water in everyday life. A social study case of two neighbourhoods in Guadalajara, Mèxico
12	SOCIO	BELBEOCH	Anne	ENPC, Cereve, FRANCE	Overview on a sociologic approach to meet the complexity of water supply in the process of decentralization in West Africa, more particularly in the small centres
13	SOCIO	AROUA	Nadjet	Ecole Polytechnique d’Architecture et d’urbanisme, Algiers, Research Unit on "Architecture and Environment", ALGERIA	Water‘s question in urban area of Algiers: Vulnerability factors and resilience capacity of Algerian urban areas towards hydro climatic risks
14	SOCIO	ABRAHAM	Ernest Mensah	International Water Management Institute, GHANA	Maximizing the benefits of urban water resources for improved livelihood of city dwellers in Accra, Ghana
	Third session: Water treatment systems
15	WWT	HERNANDEZ BERNAL	Norma Angélica	Minas Gerais Federal University, Sanitation and Environmental Engineering Department, BRAZIL	Rainwater harvesting as an alternative to diminish environmental and social vulnerability in the semiarid region of Minas Gerais State, Brazil
16	WWT	MOURA	Priscilla	INSA de Lyon - Unité de Recherche en Génie Civil, FRANCE	Multicriteria procedure for the design and the management of infiltration systems
17	WWT	PRANDINI	Fausta	CeTAmb, University of Brescia, ITALY	CeTAmb‘s experiences: drinking water management in India and wastewater treatments for agricultural applications in Senegal
18	WWT	MORALES CAMPOS	Cristian	Technical University of Havana & Havana Metropolitan Park, CUBA	Urban constructed wetlands for domestics wastewater treatment in Havana
19	WWT	RASOANAND RASANA	Emilienne	University of Reunion, Department of physique, LRGE2, MADAGASCAR	Contribution in the study of domestic and industrial waste water of Mahajanga: application in the management and methanisation of the vinasse distillery of the sugar industry and the slaughterhouse effluents
20	WWT	UGARELLI	Rita Maria	Bologna University, ITALY & NTNU, NORWAY	The decision support system CARE-S: pros and cons of the project after one year of application
21	WWT	VEERALADINNE	Nirmala S.K	University, Anantapur (A.P), INDIA	Application of low-cost Agricultural wastes/by products in the treatment of water and waste water
22	WWT	OPARAJI	Bartholomew Udochukwu	Federal University of Technology, Owerri, NIGERIA	Evaluation of an integrated bio-coagulant-sand filter for domestic water treatment in Nigeria urban cities