ESA 2016

Registration

EAS New Committee

EAS General Assembly

POSTERS B

Chairs: B. Sikoparija / L. Sukiene

Title in bold letters = short oral presentation

• PB42 - Allergic sensitivity and genetic associations: study case of Lithuania
  I. Sauliene
• PB43 - Prevalence of allergy to ragweed and other aero-contaminants in patients visiting outpatients clinics in 3 French geographic areas
  D. Charpin, C. Fabre
• PB44 - Ecosystem change and modification allergic risk about two examples (pollen and insects)
  J.-L. Brunet, C. Sindt
• PB45 - Proposing the evaluation of the Pollen Hay Fever Diary (PHD) by users
  F. Zemmer
• PB46 - Ragweed risk assessment of Rhône-Alpes inhabitants
  C. Fontagné
• PB47 - Phenological and aerobiological behaviour of Castanea sativa Mill. in the Iberian Peninsula
  M.-D. Hidalgo-Galvez, C. Gálan
• PB48 - Aerobiological Monitoring At High Altitude
  L.-G. Pace
• PB49 - Herbarium Records to Investigate the Changing Phenology of Grasses
  A. Mahdi
• PB50 - Phenology and aerobiology of Vitis vinifera in Montilla-Moriles, South Spain
  M. Martinez-Bracero, C. Gálan
• PB51 - Phenotypic plasticity in the flowering of 11 woody plant taxa: reflections in airborne pollen season
  A. Damialis
• PB52 - Environmental factors promote an increase in airborne grass pollen concentration and sensitization in S Sweden
  A. Dahl
• PB53 - Potential sources of Ambrosia pollen in Northwest Turkey
  S. Celenk
• PB54 - Trends of herbaceous airborne pollen in Malaga, southern Spain, during a period of 24 years (1992-2015)
  D. Gharbi
• PB55 - How does global warming affect plant pollination in Ukraine: a short overview
  A. Domashchenko
• PB56 - Pollen season variations during the last 26 years. A case study in Trentino, North Italy
  F. Cristofolini, J. Oteros
• PB57 - Ice nucleation activity in airborne and soil fungi
  J. Fröhlich
• PB58 - Ornamental trees and their relationships with pollen concentrations in three cities in the SW of Iberian Peninsula
  M. Maya-Manzano
• PB59 - Relationship between airborne Parietaria pollen and Par j 1-2 concentrations in Santiago (North-Western Spain)
  F.-J. Rodriguez Rajo
• PB60 - Ozone-induced chemical modifications of pollen coating
  N. Visez
• PB61 - The relationship between birch pollen, air pollution and weather types in two Swedish cities
  M. Grundström
• PB62 - How far can oak pollen be transported in the atmosphere a single day?
  S. Fernandez-Rodriguez
• PB63 - Impacts of land clearance by fire on spatial variation of pollen concentration
  S. Jochner
• PB64 - Sources of pollen grains at different types of a deposition in Altai (Russia) 
  N. Riabchinskaia
• PB65 - Alder pollen in Finland is ripened after a short exposure to warm days in early spring
  A. Saarto
• PB66 - Temparature sensitivity of a numerical pollen forecast model
  H. Scheifinger
• PB67 - Applications of the Concentric Ring Method in Europe
  J. Oteros
• PB68 - Prediction models of airborne Platanus pollen concentrations based on time series analysis
  R. Pérez-Badia
• PB71 - Reciprocal effects of the amount of pollen released and fruiting dynamics: the case of oak trees
  E. Schermer
• PB72 - The development of Ragweed Pollen Alarm System in Hungary and the possibilities of pollen forecast with COSMO-ART
  D. Magyar
• PB73 - Interest for tracking deposited particles against the risk of biocontamination
  I. Tovena Pecault, J. Clertant
• PB74 - “Pollen Alarm” in Turkey
  S. Celenk
• PB75 - Diurnal Cycles of Bioaerosols in NW Spain
  A.-I. Calvo, D. Fernández-González
• PB76 - Airborne pollen collection and identification with an automated near-real-time pollen collection device: efficacy of the method
  R.-W. Lucas
• PB78 - What is that yeast in the air: Airborne yeast diversity from a temperate climate 
  J. Mc Loud
• PB79 - Fungal spores calendar of Parma (Northern Italy) from 2008 to 2014
  M. Ugolotti
• PB80 - The main allergen of Alternaria alternata, Alt a 1, dominates in air fraction related to subspore fragments
  L. Grewling
• PB81 - PEP725 Pan European Phenological Database www.pep725.eu
  H. Scheifinger, B. Templ

SESSION Environmental studies: pollution, meteorology

Chairs: D. Myszkowska / S. Celenk

• O95 - Use of FTIR spectroscopy in the detection of biochemical changes of mugwort (Artemisia spp.) pollen under the influence of car traffic pollution
  I. Kasprzyk
• O97 - Pollen goes a long way: long distance transport of airborne Ambrosia pollen to the UK and the Netherlands from Central and South Europe
  L.-A. De Weger
• O98 - Long-distance transport of Ambrosia pollen from Pannonian Plain (Northern Balkan Peninsula) to Umbria (Central Italy)
  S. Ghitarrini

Discussion

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Green Room

SESSION Workshop: flowmeter and normalization

Chair: B. Clot

• O99 - Errors in the determining the flow rate of Hirst-type pollen traps
  J. Oteros

Discussion

• O100 - Normalization: ‘Sampling and analysis of airborne pollen grains and fungal spores’ CEN/TC 264/WG 39
  M. Thibaudon

Discussion

CONCLUSION, AWARDS and Final Drink