Società italiana di Scienza della Vegetazione: fip2011
Pian piccolo, Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini
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Tuesday September 13th
9h - Registration
12h - Opening Ceremony 1st International Symposium of the FIP
13h - Opening Session
Salvador Rivas-Martínez
Worldwide Bioclimatic Classification System: cartographic expression
Carlo Blasi
Modern perspectives for plant sociology
14h - Lunch
15h - Poster Session
16h - 1st Symposium: Ecosystem services: the role of vegetation, ecological mapping and land use
Chairman: Jorge Capelo
16.15h - Speaker: Miguel Sequeira
BRINGING TOGETHER VEGETATION SCIENCE, ECO-TOURISM AND CONSERVATION TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY
IN THE LAURISILVA OF MADEIRA
17h - Coffee break
17.15h - Oral Contributions:
Updating, results and potential applications of the indexes system for the evaluation of agro-ecosystem’s functionality
F. Taffetani, M. Rismondo & A. Lancioni
Predicting the potential natural vegetation in Sado estuary and Comporta Galé sites with data mining models –
community-level modeling and habitat restoration
F. Gutierres, E. Reis, C. Neto & J. C. Costa
Estimating ecosystem services of vegetation: vegetation structure and composition,
plant phenology and honey production in a Mediterranean sylvo-pastoral landscape
S. Bagella, A. Satta, M. C. Caria, I. Rossetti, F. Buffa & I. Floris
The importance of natural ecosystems and economic changes in ecosystem anthropogenic M. M. Redondo García & A. B. Hermosilla González
The influence of human action on the ecosystems of Alto Tajo Natural Park (Guadalajara and Cuenca, Spain)
A. B. Hermosilla González & M. M. Redondo García
Post-fire regeneration of Quercus sp. communities in Alto Alentejo, after severe wildfires (Year 2003)
M. Pereira, N. Guiomar & M. Martins
The costal vegetation of Namibe (Southwest of Angola)
J. C. Costa, J. F. Costa, M. C. Duarte & I. Moreira
Bryophyte coastal vegetation of the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park (Italy) as a tool for ecosystem assessment
M. Privitera, M. Puglisi & R. Costa
Ecoregions of Italy and ecological services
C. Blasi , E. Feoli, G. Galante, G. Incerti F. Manes, N. Zaccarelli, G. Zurlini & G. Capotorti
19.30-20h - Open discussion and Chairman conclusions
Wednesday September 14th
9h - 2nd Symposium: Ancient forests and their ecological value
Chairman: Richard. Pott
9.15h - Speaker: Jerzy Szwagrzyk, M. Łysik & J. Szewczyk
PLANT DIVERSITY IN OLD-GROWTH FORESTS OF CENTRAL EUROPE: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM NATURAL FOREST REMNANTS
10h - Coffee break
10.15h - Oral Contributions:
Towards a Southern European old-growth forest network
S. Burrascano, F. M. Sabatini. & C. Blasi
Contribution to the knowledge of the edaphoxerophilous plant communities in the south of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain, Portugal)
C. J. Pinto Gomes., A. Cano-Ortiz, C. Meireles, C. Vila-Viçosa & E.Cano
Memory of forest – changes of landscape structure, floristical composition and ecological conditions during last 220 years
A. Carni & A. Pausic
Ancient forests in two national parks of the central Apennines A.R. Frattaroli, G. Ciaschetti, C. Console, G. Di Marco, M. Marchetti & G. Pirone
Plant life in extreme habitats: studies on conifers growing on ultramafics under Mediterranean bioclimate (California, Spain)
V. De La Fuente Garcia, D. Sánchez-Mata, L. Rufo, N. Rodríguez, R. Amils, A. Asensi & B. Díez-Garretas
A relict wood of Juniperus turbinata Guss. in S Sicily. ecological status, age structure and conservation perspectives
P. Minissale, S. Sciandrello & I. Galletti
The Polylepis Ruíz & Pavón and Aragoa Kunth. relict micro forests in the Andes of Mérida (Venezuela)
M. Costa, J. A. Cegarra, L. Lugo, J. Guevara, J. Lozada & P. Soriano
Causes and determinants of beta diversity in southern-European old-growth forests
F. M. Sabatini , S. Burrascano & C. Blasi
12.15h - Open discussion and Chairman conclusions
13h - Lunch
14h - Poster session
15h - 3th Symposium: The Habitats Directive - Monitoring and management programs, in-situ and ex-situ conservation plans
Chairmen: Edoardo Biondi & Frédéric Bioret
15.15h - Speaker: Douglas Evans
MONITORING AND REPORTING FOR THE HABITATS DIRECTIVE
16h - Coffee break
16.15h - Oral Contributions:
A proposal for new habitats in Andalusia (Spain)
E. Cano Carmona, J. Mota Poveda, J. Muñoz Ávarez & C. Pinto Gomes
Enlargement of FFH-areas by restoration approaches: the case of inland sand ecosystems
A. Schwabe-Kratochwil & A. Kratochwil
Calcareous scree slopes habitat monitoring in Piatra Craiului National Park (Romania)
P. Oliviu Grigore
Habitats cartography of the Valencian Community: a Gis-based tool for the management and conservation of Natura 2000 vegetation types in Eastern Spain
C. Fabregat, J. Casabó, J. Fabado & J. Soler
Is Natura 2000 Network representative of the actual vegetation diversity at Regional scale?
D. Gigante, F. Landucci, F. Maneli & R.Venanzoni
Higro demonstrative actions for the conservation of priority habitats in northern mountain areas in Portugal
M. Geraldes, C. Neto, P. Monteiro, J. Honrado, B. Caldas & C. Aguiar
Coleanthus subtilis – ex situ and in situ Conservation of a priority species
K.-G. Bernhardt, S. Hameister & M. Koch
A cartographic, phytosociological, sindynamic, geosynphytosociological and habitats (sensu Directive 92/43/eec) database.
The Regione Marche case study.
S. Pesaresi, E. Biondi & S. Casavecchia
18.15h-19h - Open discussion and chairman conclusions
21h - Congress dinner
Thursday September 15th
Mid-symposium excursion from the Valencia coastal area (sand dunes and marshes) to the cliffs of Alicante (Parque Natural de l’Albufera, Parque Natural del Montgó)
Friday September 16th
9h - Workshop: Towards a prodrome of European vegetation
Chairman: Javier Loidi
9.15h - Speaker: Milan Chytrý
VEGETATION-PLOT DATABASES AND LARGE-SCALE VEGETATION CLASSIFICATION
10h - Coffee break
10.15h - Oral Contributions:
Vegetation surveys of priority habitats using multiple databases: the example of rich brown-moss fens in Europe
B. Jiménez-Alfaro & M. Hajek;
Contribution to a prodrome of Algerian vegetation: a synopsis of forest communities
R. Meddour, O. Meddour-Sahar, L. Zeraia, F. Bensettiti & A. Derridj
On the presence of the aceri granatensis-quercion fagineae alliance in mainland Portugal: a syntaxonomic review for the Iberian Peninsula
J. C. Costa, T. Monteiro-Henriques, J. C. Costa, A. Bellu & C. Aguiar
Classifications par étape des relevés de la banque SOPHY
H. Brisse, P. De Ruffray, E. Garbolino & G. Grandjouan
Synopsis of the German Plant Communities: printed and projected volumes
H. Dierschke & A. Schwabe
Syntaxonomic differentiation of the north-eastern Italian grey alder woods G. Sburlino, L. Giovagnoli, L. Poldini & S.Tasinazzo
11.45h - Open discussion and chairman conclusions
12.15h - Closing
12.30h - AEFA Assembly
13h - Lunch and Visit to the Botanical Garden - City Tour
Saturday September 17th
Post-congress excursion from Valencia to the Mediterranean high mountain area of Teruel (Sierra de Javalambre)
Official Languages
The official language of the Conference will be English. Other European languages can be used as well, but slides, posters and abstracts should be in English.