CAPERmed 2014 - I Meeting - Lisbon, 3-4 July
In recent years, members of the air pollution scientific community have made important new advances for understanding and quantifying current impacts of air pollution on Mediterranean ecosystems. As we learn more about it, we come to realize the fragility of this landscape to air pollution and the importance of this new knowledge to understand implication of climate change on Mediterranean ecosystems.
CAPERMED 2014 encourages submissions from all aspects of research dealing with air pollution on Mediterranean ecosystems, such as (1) air pollution effects on ecosystem structure and function (2) monitoring, indicators and assessment or (3) pollution chemistry and modelling. The meeting is expected to attract a broad participation, and is intended to foster scientific collaborations among researchers but also interactions with staff from Environment and Conservation Agencies.
We look forward to meeting you!
CAPERMED 2014 encourages submissions from all aspects of research dealing with air pollution on Mediterranean ecosystems, such as (1) air pollution effects on ecosystem structure and function (2) monitoring, indicators and assessment or (3) pollution chemistry and modelling. The meeting is expected to attract a broad participation, and is intended to foster scientific collaborations among researchers but also interactions with staff from Environment and Conservation Agencies.
We look forward to meeting you!
Programme CAPERmed 2014
Venue
The first meeting will be held at the University of Lisbon, Faculty of Science, from 3 to 4 July 2014, following on from the 18th Nitrogen Workshop.
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Location
FCUL (Faculty of Science) is accessible by undergound from ”Campo Grande” and “Cidade Universitária” stations. Bus lines stopping near FCUL: 701, 731, 735, 736, 738, 783. Click here to find out further information about access by underground and bus stations.
The Workshop will take place in the room 1.3.33 (Building C1)
Coffee Bar /restaurants in FCUL
C1 (full meal) - 2nd floor (entrance)
C2 (light meal/snack) - 1st floor
C5 (meals/snack) - main floor (entrance)
C6 (meals/snack) - main floor (entrance)
C7 (restaurants)
C8 (light meal/snack) - 2nd floor (entrance)
FCUL (Faculty of Science) is accessible by undergound from ”Campo Grande” and “Cidade Universitária” stations. Bus lines stopping near FCUL: 701, 731, 735, 736, 738, 783. Click here to find out further information about access by underground and bus stations.
The Workshop will take place in the room 1.3.33 (Building C1)
Coffee Bar /restaurants in FCUL
C1 (full meal) - 2nd floor (entrance)
C2 (light meal/snack) - 1st floor
C5 (meals/snack) - main floor (entrance)
C6 (meals/snack) - main floor (entrance)
C7 (restaurants)
C8 (light meal/snack) - 2nd floor (entrance)
Calendar
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15th February
30th April 20th May 31st May |
Meeting structure and section proposals
Deadline for the abstract submissions. CLOSED Communication on work acceptance (poster or oral) Registration deadline |
Astracts submission (CLOSED)
NOTE THAT THE DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL 30th APRIL
To submit an abstract to CAPERMED 2014 please send us your abstract to [email protected] from 15th February to 30th April 2014. Notification of acceptance will be made to authors by 20th May 2014.
Please note that presentations are expected to describe research lines more than results. For oral presentations, we are scheduling 10 minutes for the speaker’s presentation. Please, use PowerPoint or .pdf format.
The abstract format can be found here
To submit an abstract to CAPERMED 2014 please send us your abstract to [email protected] from 15th February to 30th April 2014. Notification of acceptance will be made to authors by 20th May 2014.
Please note that presentations are expected to describe research lines more than results. For oral presentations, we are scheduling 10 minutes for the speaker’s presentation. Please, use PowerPoint or .pdf format.
The abstract format can be found here
Registration (CLOSED)
To attend to CAPERMED there is just a single fee of 100 euros that needs to be pay to Fundação da Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa by the 31st May.
Please complete the Registration form and choose one payment method (see below and within the registration form).
Please send the registration form and the payment confirmation by e-mail to Raúl Ochoa-Hueso or Silvana Munzi ([email protected])
Payment method
Bank Transfer
Conference and your name should be clearly mentioned in the form of the bank transfer. Payments with missing information may not be considered. The total amount of the fee should be credited in one payment. Transfer expenses should be paid by participants.
National
Nome do Banco: BES – Banco Espírito Santo, S.A.
IBAN: PT50 0007 0084 0001 9190 0001 2
Descrição: Nome – Capermed 2014
International (All payments should be in Euros)
Bank details:
Account holder: Fundação da Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa
Account number: 0840 1919 0000
IBAN: PT50 0007 0084 0001 9190 0001 2
SWIFT CODE: BESCPTPL
Bank name: BES – Banco Espírito Santo, S.A.
Branch address: BES-FCUL, Edifício C7, Campo Grande, 1749-016 Lisboa
Reference: Your complete name – Capermed 2014
Credit Card
IMPORTANT: Payment by credit card has a different cost. Registration fee: 105 euros
For credit card payment you should provide the following data:
I authorize the amount of Euros to be charged on my credit card.
[ ] Visa [ ] MasterCard (We can only accept Visa or MasterCard)
Card Holders' name:
Credit Card Number:
CVV (3 rightmost digits on the back of the card):
Exp. Date:
Country from which the card was issued Signature:
By Check
Must be send:
Att: Humberto Coito
In order to: “Fundação da Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa”
Address: Edifício C1, Piso 3, Campo Grande
1749-016 Lisboa
Payments on site
For any payment received in cash on site, the invoices/receipts may not be delivered in that day. As such, in these cases, participants will only receive their invoices by post or email 10 business days after the end of the conference.
Please complete the Registration form and choose one payment method (see below and within the registration form).
Please send the registration form and the payment confirmation by e-mail to Raúl Ochoa-Hueso or Silvana Munzi ([email protected])
Payment method
Bank Transfer
Conference and your name should be clearly mentioned in the form of the bank transfer. Payments with missing information may not be considered. The total amount of the fee should be credited in one payment. Transfer expenses should be paid by participants.
National
Nome do Banco: BES – Banco Espírito Santo, S.A.
IBAN: PT50 0007 0084 0001 9190 0001 2
Descrição: Nome – Capermed 2014
International (All payments should be in Euros)
Bank details:
Account holder: Fundação da Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa
Account number: 0840 1919 0000
IBAN: PT50 0007 0084 0001 9190 0001 2
SWIFT CODE: BESCPTPL
Bank name: BES – Banco Espírito Santo, S.A.
Branch address: BES-FCUL, Edifício C7, Campo Grande, 1749-016 Lisboa
Reference: Your complete name – Capermed 2014
Credit Card
IMPORTANT: Payment by credit card has a different cost. Registration fee: 105 euros
For credit card payment you should provide the following data:
I authorize the amount of Euros to be charged on my credit card.
[ ] Visa [ ] MasterCard (We can only accept Visa or MasterCard)
Card Holders' name:
Credit Card Number:
CVV (3 rightmost digits on the back of the card):
Exp. Date:
Country from which the card was issued Signature:
By Check
Must be send:
Att: Humberto Coito
In order to: “Fundação da Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa”
Address: Edifício C1, Piso 3, Campo Grande
1749-016 Lisboa
Payments on site
For any payment received in cash on site, the invoices/receipts may not be delivered in that day. As such, in these cases, participants will only receive their invoices by post or email 10 business days after the end of the conference.
Accommodation
Dear participant, we kindly invite you to make your own arrangements for accommodation for your stay in Lisbon. The city is full of possibilities and reasonably-priced hotels. Here you can find a list of hotels in the area of Campo Grande, near the University.
General information
Lisbon (Portuguese: Lisboa) is the capital and the largest city of Portugal.
Language: The official language is Portuguese. English is widely spoken.
Timezone: UTC0 (1 hour behind European Standard Time [GMT]), summer UTC+1
Phone calls: Country Code: +351; Lisbon Prefix: 21
Passport and visas - European Union citizens only need a valid identification card in order to enter Portugal. Passports are necessary for nationals of countries outside the European Union. Visas are required for non-European citizens who plan to stay in Portugal for more than 90 days. Again, depending on nationality, tourists might also be required to hold a visa regardless of the duration of their stay in Portugal. Please contact your local Portuguese Embassy, Consulate or your Travel Agency for further information.
Climate: Lisbon has a Mediterranean climate that is mild with dry, hot summers and moderate seasonality. Daily mean temperature in July ranges between 18°C (65°F) and 28°C (82°F). Sea breezes off the Atlantic Ocean bring some relief on hot days. Average annual temperature of the sea is 17.5°C (63.5°F).
A 30 SPF sunscreen is recommended.
Transportation: Lisbon's Portela Airport is located within the city limits and has an underground Metro de Lisboa station at the Southern edge of the Terminal 1 arrivals area. The metro red line connects the city centre and the other three subway lines with the airport every 6 to 9 minutes, from 6:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.; the metro takes 16 minutes to reach the city centre and 5 minutes to Gare do Oriente train and bus station.
Carris city buses stop just outside Terminal 1 arrivals, with bus route 783 and night route 208 connecting to downtown and main train stations. Two Aerobus routes prepared for travel luggage connect the airport with the downtown area.
Taxis: The city is served by 3.500 taxis and a taxi ride from the airport to the city centre should cost between 8.00 € and 15.00 €. The usual urban taxi fares are:
Day (06.00h to 21.00h) - 3.25 € + 0.10 €/km
Night, weekend and holidays: 3.90 € + 0.10 €/km
Taxis are widely used by the locals, and in comparison to the taxi fares in other countries, the Lisbon taxis are still to be considered a rather inexpensive means of transportation.
Currency: The official currency of Portugal is the euro. Subunits refer to 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents, and they come in coins. Coins also refer to 1 and 2 euro coins. Banknotes refer to 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 euro bills.
Banks offer the best exchange rates. The highest density of banks can be spotted in the Baixa district, but are widely distributed. As a rule, they open Monday to Friday, roughly speaking between 8.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. ATMs are largely available.
Tips: The gratification is optional, but usually we give 10% in taxis, restaurants and cafeterias.
Electricity: In Portugal, sockets are designed according to the European standards (two-pin sockets) and they are supplied with 220/380 volts. Appliances requiring American-type plugs must be used with adapter plugs.
Medical care: Clinics and hospitals provide round the clock emergency service. The national emergency phone number is 112.
Smoking: The Portuguese law, in accordance with Regulations in force in the majority of European Countries and the USA, does not allow smoking in any public transportation or in any closed public areas. (Some restaurants, bars and discotecs may have a designated smoking area).
Language: The official language is Portuguese. English is widely spoken.
Timezone: UTC0 (1 hour behind European Standard Time [GMT]), summer UTC+1
Phone calls: Country Code: +351; Lisbon Prefix: 21
Passport and visas - European Union citizens only need a valid identification card in order to enter Portugal. Passports are necessary for nationals of countries outside the European Union. Visas are required for non-European citizens who plan to stay in Portugal for more than 90 days. Again, depending on nationality, tourists might also be required to hold a visa regardless of the duration of their stay in Portugal. Please contact your local Portuguese Embassy, Consulate or your Travel Agency for further information.
Climate: Lisbon has a Mediterranean climate that is mild with dry, hot summers and moderate seasonality. Daily mean temperature in July ranges between 18°C (65°F) and 28°C (82°F). Sea breezes off the Atlantic Ocean bring some relief on hot days. Average annual temperature of the sea is 17.5°C (63.5°F).
A 30 SPF sunscreen is recommended.
Transportation: Lisbon's Portela Airport is located within the city limits and has an underground Metro de Lisboa station at the Southern edge of the Terminal 1 arrivals area. The metro red line connects the city centre and the other three subway lines with the airport every 6 to 9 minutes, from 6:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.; the metro takes 16 minutes to reach the city centre and 5 minutes to Gare do Oriente train and bus station.
Carris city buses stop just outside Terminal 1 arrivals, with bus route 783 and night route 208 connecting to downtown and main train stations. Two Aerobus routes prepared for travel luggage connect the airport with the downtown area.
Taxis: The city is served by 3.500 taxis and a taxi ride from the airport to the city centre should cost between 8.00 € and 15.00 €. The usual urban taxi fares are:
Day (06.00h to 21.00h) - 3.25 € + 0.10 €/km
Night, weekend and holidays: 3.90 € + 0.10 €/km
Taxis are widely used by the locals, and in comparison to the taxi fares in other countries, the Lisbon taxis are still to be considered a rather inexpensive means of transportation.
Currency: The official currency of Portugal is the euro. Subunits refer to 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents, and they come in coins. Coins also refer to 1 and 2 euro coins. Banknotes refer to 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 euro bills.
Banks offer the best exchange rates. The highest density of banks can be spotted in the Baixa district, but are widely distributed. As a rule, they open Monday to Friday, roughly speaking between 8.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. ATMs are largely available.
Tips: The gratification is optional, but usually we give 10% in taxis, restaurants and cafeterias.
Electricity: In Portugal, sockets are designed according to the European standards (two-pin sockets) and they are supplied with 220/380 volts. Appliances requiring American-type plugs must be used with adapter plugs.
Medical care: Clinics and hospitals provide round the clock emergency service. The national emergency phone number is 112.
Smoking: The Portuguese law, in accordance with Regulations in force in the majority of European Countries and the USA, does not allow smoking in any public transportation or in any closed public areas. (Some restaurants, bars and discotecs may have a designated smoking area).
