61. Erasmus S.A. Evangelos TSIMBANIS, Mathematician, Educator, general Secretary of the Hellenic Konstantinos Zoupis, President of the Hellenic Federation of speleology, http://www.erasmus.gr/web/pages.asp?lang=2&page=2261

62. Personal Information: Jasminko MULAOMEROVIC Subjects of interest History of speleology , general interest , Art expresionunderground , Archaeology ,. Address B. Zenuni 6/IV 71000 Sarajevo http://www.xs4all.nl/~jorbons/souterrains/per/mulaomee.html

Jasminko MULAOMEROVIC Countries of interest: Bosnia-Herzegovina , Subjects of interest: History of speleology , General interest , Art expresion underground , Archaeology , Address: B. Zenuni 6/IV 71000 Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina E-Mail: jmulaome@utic.net.ba Back to the Souterrains homepage (www.souterrains.org) Souterrains accepts no responsibility for errors in this information. This information can be used with reference to the source and author. Page automatically generated by computer database at: 7/05/2005

63. What S NEW On The WA Speleology Server A new second page of general cave photos 6/3/96; Photos in Blackboy Hollow Caveand of one of the Blackboys - 3/3/96; Photos of Stalactites in a Hong Kong http://wasg.iinet.net.au/whatsnew.html

What's New! The ASF Conservation Commission report for 2002 The Links was updated and all links verified The HOME page has been completely redesigned Conservation Comment Page for WA ... Two new pages of Photographs from the January 1997 WASG Nullarbor Expedition Added 19 January 1997 - Expedition returned 17 January 1997!!! New photos added to the Kimberley expedition page of a shield from Shelobs Lair and a stegamite from Window Cave. New page on Welts from the Nullarbor plain. Updated the Bone page with new Photos from Lindsay Hatcher. Alternative Caver Terminology by Garry Smith (NHVSC) ... More Photos added from the recent 1996 WASG Kimberley Expedition led by Brian Vine. Added 17th October 1996 - More to come! Outdoor Recreation Council of Australia Draft National Standards Photos from the recent 1996 WASG Kimberley Expedition led by Brian Vine. Added 6th October 1996 - More to come! Information on the Kimberley Karst Added 14 September 1996 SSS Home Page National Thylacine Day is coming! A link to On Station - Cave Survey software. A NEW page of images of historical caving glass slides taken mainly around 1900. ... Proposed Draft Cave Protection Legislation for Western Australia added 4/4/96 Form for subscribing to the International Cavers-Digest Added a pic of a Turtle skull to the Bone Page CaveWorks - Commercial Caves in Western Australia Updated URL 29/1/96 Added a pic of car body dumping in South Australia Added two more pics to the Christmas Island page and reduced all download file sizes - 17/3/96 Added the Mammoth Cave (Margaret River, WA) Cave map

64. General Information Secretary general, plus Personnel, Research and Planning Offices, and International Ethics Club speleology Club Fine Arts Club Sports Committee http://www.boun.edu.tr/undergraduate/organization/general_info.html

Quick Links Academic Calendar Alumni Webmail Campus Tour Computer Center Governance Graduate Course Catalogue Library Main Page Online-registration Text Only Undergraduate Course Catalogue Webmail Year Books Web BU GENERAL INFORMATION CAMPUSES THE SOUTH CAMPUS The Bogazici University Cultural Center (Albert Long Hall) houses two lecture rooms and an assembly hall with a seating capacity of 479 and is regularly used for conferences, concerts, and public meetings. The Gymnasium and Social Hall (Henrietta Washburn Hall), which also houses a theater, is the center of student athletic and extracurricular activities. The Engineering Building (Perkins Hall) is a four-storey building housing the office of the Dean and the Civil, Industrial, and Mechanical Engineering departments. The Administration Building (Gates Hall) houses the Registrar's Office, Summer Term Office, Student Affairs Office, Financial Aid Office, Post Office and Business Office. The Administrative Sciences Building (Washburn Hall) houses the office of the Dean of Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences as well as the departments of Management and Political Science and International Relations.

65. Synthesys - Home general information of the core infrastructure is given in Department ofKarst and Caves concentrates on speleology (Karstology and cave research), http://www.synthesys.info/attaf.htm

AT TAF BE TAF DE TAF DK TAF ... SE TAF Austrian Taxonomic Facility (AT-TAF) Collections Analytical facilities Strengths of collections Staff expertise AT-TAF consists of the Natural History Museum Vienna and the Department of Botany, the Institute of Botany of the University of Vienna. AT-TAF Partner Institutions INSTITUTE LOCATION Natural History Museum Vienna (NHMW) Vienna, Austria Institute of Botany (WU) Vienna. Austria NHMW includes departments of Zoology, Botany, Geology-Palaeontology, Mineralogy, Anthropology, Karst and Caves. Most departments are organised in ‘collections’ of taxonomic units with responsible scientific curators (e.g. ‘Collection of birds’, ‘Collection of Coleoptera’). General information of the core infrastructure is given in Table 2.

66. Encyclopædia Britannica MORE general SUBJECTS. geology speleology. CURRENT SUBJECT. speleology.Main Article Index Entry. MORE SPECIFIC SUBJECTS http://www.britannica.com/eb/subject?subjectId=205097

67. Nearctica - Family - Caving - General Links You ll find a general introduction to caves and their formation, speleology inthe National Park Service. A fact sheet on caves under the control of the http://www.nearctica.com/family/caving/gcaves.htm

Caving - General Links Special Segments Butterflies of North America Conifers of North America Eastern Birds List of N.A. Insects Home Eastern Wildflowers General Topics Natural History Ecology Family Environment Evolution Home Education Home Conservation Geophysics Paleontology Commercial Organizations Buy Books about Caves The Armchair Caver . Arthur Vause. Photographs and maps of caving trips. Beal . This commercial manufacturer of rope has an extensive section on just about everything you would want to know about rope. A Beginning Guide to Caving . Garrett Coffman. A great site with an introduction to caving for beginners stressing the right equipment to bring and the rules to follow during caving. You'll also find an extensive gallery of caving pictures. Canadian Biospeleology Page . A bibliography of books and papers on cave life in Canada. Captain Caveman. Alan Camp . Information and photographs of caves in Tennessee. Cavebiology.com

68. What Is The UIS? An introduction to the International Union of speleology (UIS). general Assemblyheld during an International Congress of speleology and they report on http://www.uis-speleo.org/president/uisintro.html

UIS Home What is the UIS? Definition of UIS The acronym UIS stands for the , in the original French. Although the name may be written differently in other languages, the original acronym is maintained. The UIS is a non-profit, non-governmental organization which promotes the development of interaction between academic and technical speleologists of a wide range of nationalities to develop and coordinate international speleology in all of its scientific, technical, cultural and economic aspects. History Speleology only took its first steps towards recognition as a science when its techniques were developed at the end of the 19th century. In the mid-1900's, the international speleological community, mostly Europeans, had the idea of holding international speleological congresses. In a meeting on August 22-23, 1949, in Valence, France, the decision was taken to hold the first in Paris, France, in 1953. Since then, International Speleological Congresses have been held in Italy (Bari, 1958), Austria (Vienna, 1961), Yugoslavia (Postojna, 1965), Germany (Stuttgart, 1969), Czechoslovakia (Olomouc, 1973), Great Britain (Sheffield, 1977), United States (Bowling Green, 1981), Spain (Barcelona, 1986), Hungary (Budapest, 1989), China (Beijing, 1993), Switzerland (La Chaux-de-Fonds, 1997), and Brazil (Brasilia, 2001). The next will be in Greece (Athens, 2005). Structure The directions to be taken by UIS are determined by the voting of the delegate of each member country at a General Assembly held during an International Speleological Congress.

69. International Union Of Speleology Ethics - English Version Accepted by the International Union of speleology (UIS) at the general Assemblyat the 12th International Congress of speleology (La Chauxde-Fonds, http://www.uis-speleo.org/ethic-en.html

UIS Code of Ethics for Cave Exploration and Science in Foreign Countries - en - Accepted by the International Union of Speleology (UIS) at the General Assembly at the 12th International Congress of Speleology (La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, 1997). Modified by the General Assembly at the 13th International Congress of Speleology (Brasilia, Brazil, 2001). Future translations or modifications of this Code should be done taking this English text as base. UIS Home National Organisations de es ... ru UIS supports the international activities of speleological societies, caving groups and karst scientists because they are important for: discovering new caves and extending the exploration of previously known caves; investigating their contents, for example, minerals, biota and archaeological and anthropological remains; distributing the knowledge of karst and caves throughout the world; enabling the exchange of safe caving practices; assisting in the protection and preservation of caves and karst. To avoid misunderstanding by indigenous and local people, government, and local and national caving organizations in the country in which the proposed cave exploration or scientific investigation is to take place, the UIS has prepared the following recommendations. 1. Before leaving your country

70. Italy, Umbria, Caving In Umbria, Speleology In Italy Recreation in Umbria, things to do caving, speleology, caves and caverns. In general, you can expect to see lots of rock and mud or sand, depending on http://www.italyfarmhousesrental.com/recreation/caving.htm

Italy Recreation Caving in Umbria What is caving? Caving is the exploration of caves. It may not be the first time a cave has been entered but it might be exploration on a personal level by someone who has not been in that particular cave before. Caving usually involves being part of a group of cavers who often get as much fun out of being together as a group as being in the cave. It might mean helping each other through obstacles, sharing the wonder of a passage's beauty with others or just having a good sporting trip. What will I see in a cave? Every cave is different, so every cave is a different adventure. In general, you can characterize a cave by the substance in which it is formed, for example, ice, lava, or limestone; however, this still will not describe all of the characteristics of the cave. Factors such as the location and quantity of water sources, the structure and composition of rock layers, and the proximity of fractures and fault zones all work together to produce many variations in how a cave is formed. Each cave is unique. In general, you can expect to see lots of rock and mud or sand, depending on whether the cave is dry or wet. Many caves have beautiful, multicolored rock or mineral formations or exhibit sculpting caused by the movement of underground streams over time. Others may contain items of historical significance: prehistoric petroglyphs or the remnants of saltpeter vats, moonshine stills, and waterworks.

71. Express Publishing Caving and speleology general information from showcaves.com. Sound Piper,BLOCKBUSTER 2 MODULE 8. The Elements of Music from soundpiper.com http://www.expresspublishing.co.uk/links.php3

Information Products Early Primary / Primary Primary Supplementary Secondary ... Distributor (password) Useful Links BLOCKBUSTER 1 e-Companion Backpackers BLOCKBUSTER 1 MODULE 5 UNIT 24. Your first stop for backpacking and independent travel from backpackers.com Casa Colorado BLOCKBUSTER 1 CURRICULAR CUT 1. Primary Colours from casa.colorado.edu Children's Recipes BLOCKBUSTER 1 CURRICULAR CUT 6. Childrens Recipes from childrenrecipes.com EduHound BLOCKBUSTER 1 CURRICULAR CUT 3. Everything for Education K-12! from eduhound.com Enchanted Learning BLOCKBUSTER 1 CURRICULAR CUT 8. Solar System Model Craft from enchantedlearning.com ESL Kidstuff Hong Kong Tourism BLOCKBUSTER 1 MODULE 9 UNIT 39. Discover Hong Kong Kiddyhouse BLOCKBUSTER 1 CURRICULAR CUT 1. Colours for kids and teachers from kiddyhouse.com Painting About BLOCKBUSTER 1 CURRICULAR CUT 1. Painting Colour Class 1 - Primary Colours from painting.about.com Quia BLOCKBUSTER 1 CURRICULAR CUT 2. Quia World Capitals Quiz from quia.com University of Florida BLOCKBUSTER 1 CULTURE CORNER 3. Modern Wonders from ce.eng.usf.edu Venice Carnival BLOCKBUSTER 1 MODULE 9 UNIT39. Carnival of Venice 2006 from carnivalofvenice.com

72. General Information There are also specialized centers for adventure sports such as speleology,spelunking, mountain climbing, hiking, and air sports (hangliding, parachuting, http://www.extenda.es/export/Extenda_en/visionGeneral/

News Convocations Links Site Map ... Foreign Trade 1. Population Total population: Population by sex: Men Women Population of Andalusian provincies: Population % s/total population density Hab/Km2 Almería Cádiz Córdoba Granada Huelva Jaén Málaga Sevilla Population growth per 1.000 inhabitants: 2. Geographic characteristics Andalucía enjoys a privileged geographic location . Not only is it a crossroads between Europe and Africa but it is an intersection of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic seas. Andalucía covers , which is equal to 17.3% of the total national surface. This autonomous region is one of the largest of Spain's 17 regional divisions. A major characteristic of Andalusian geography is its varied landscapes and scenery

73. Mountaineering And Climbing Techniques In The Curriculum Of Mountain Medicine Ed This letter asked the course directors to provide a general comment about about orientation and navigation, wilderness rescue, and speleology are held. http://www.wemjournal.org/wmsonline/?request=get-document&issn=1080-6032&volume=

74. KARST`2000 Symposium SESSION G KARST GEOMORPHOLOGY AND speleology. DATE September 21, 2000 general Chairman may have some announcements before everyone breaks, http://www.karst.hun.edu.tr/main3.html

KARST’ 2000 PROGRAM SYMPOSIUM VENUE MARES OTEL Pamucak Mevkii 48700 Marmaris – Muðla – Türkiye Phone + 90 252 455 22 00 pbx + 90 252 455 41 00 pbx Fax e-mail hotel@mares.com.tr Exhibitors UNESCO – Division of Water Sciences Hacettepe University – UKAM American Society for Testing and Materials – ASTM International Association of Hydrological Sciences – IAHS General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works - DSÝ International Atomic Energy Agency – IAEA General Directorate of Electrical Power Resources Survey and Development Administration – EÝEÝ Rimbach Publishing Inc. General Directorate of Mineral Research and Exploration – MTA Exhibition Hall Day-long exhibitions will be held in Neptun Hall, Mares Hotel on 18-19-21 September 2000. COMMISSION MEETINGS DATE September 16, 2000 VENUE Mares Hotel, Marmaris IAH Karst Commission Meeting (14:00-18:00) IGU Karst Commission Meeting UIS Karst Commission Meeting DATE September 18, 2000 VENUE Mares Hotel, Marmaris Res Man Med* Project Meeting * Resource Management in the Karstic Areas of the Coastal Regions of the Mediterranean Project Number: ERB 3514 PL 961494 Res Man Med Partners Desmond McConville Margaret Savage CREDCO LTD., IRELAND

75. Sibios Links To Speleology - Liens Spéléologie Translate this page This page open links to societies, institutions, general topics related toSPELEOLOGY Cette page ouvre des liens en direction de sociétés, associations, http://www.fi.cnr.it/sibios/speleo.htm

Speleo - Links - Liens This page open links to societies, institutions, general topics related to SPELEOLOGY Publications http://www.isska.ch/bbs/ 35(1996)+CD-ROM2 / 36(1997)+CD-ROM3 / 37(1998)+CD-ROM4 / 38(1999)+CD-ROM5 / 39(2000)+CD-ROM6 / 40(2001)+CD-ROM7 - The French Speleological Federation http://www.ffspeleo.fr ffs.paris@wanadoo.fr Publications Commission Environnement : Contact Christophe Tscherter Ollioules (Var) 7-8-9 Juin 2003 http://perso.club-internet.fr/cds83congres/index.htm Contact Gilles Collin [SGH] - Swiss Speleological Society [SSS] - Italian Speleological Society Contributions wanted !! Please snd your own informations to the webeditor SIBIOS - geoffroy@mnhn.fr Written by Jean-Jacques Geoffroy SIBIOS, 2002 back to homepage

76. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results Victorian speleology about caves in Victoria, Australia Geology of karstof Serbia and Montenegro general review (old title Geology of Yugoslav http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/search_webcatalogue.pl?term1=speleology&l

77. Department Of Physical And Historical Geology speleology, tertiary malacology. Katalin Báldi post doc. Tertiary foraminifers,stratigraphy, palaeoecology. Ph.D. Students. Name. Research area. Tutor http://geo.elte.hu/general.htm

Department of Physical and Historical Geology ELTE University Pázmány Péter sétány C H-1117 Budapest Secretary: 1-512 room Phone: or: ext. 8 Fax: altfoldtan@ludens.elte.hu Academic Staff Name Research area András Nagymarosy head of dept., assoc. prof. Tertiary evolution of the Carpathian- Pannonian region, stratigraphy, calcareous nannoplankton Tamás Báldi retired professor Tertiary malacology, basin evolution Mária Horváth assoc. prof. Tertiary foraminifers, stratigraphy, palaeoecology László Csontos assoc. prof. Structural geology, seismic section analysis Orsolya Sztanó assoc. prof. Sedimentology, sequence stratigraphy, basin analysis Szabolcs Leél-Õssy assist. prof. Speleology, tertiary malacology Katalin Báldi post doc. Tertiary foraminifers, stratigraphy, palaeoecology Ph.D. Students Name Research area Tutor László Ádám Sedimentology

78. GSG Library Int. Journal of speleology 16 (1987) pp. 95100 724 Dry Valleys of the 12th International Congress of speleology (Switzerland) general Programme (1996) http://www.sat.dundee.ac.uk/~arb/gsg/library/misc_articles.html

GSG LIBRARY MISCELLANEOUS ABSTRACTS AND ARTICLES The bulk of the information not contained in books or club journals has been stored numerically and arranged by subject heading. Within this loose categorisation, articles are listed alphabetically. In the nature of things, individual articles may have been placed in what the reader regards as the wrong category. It is advised therefore, that more than one section be consulted if a particular work is sought. The subject headings are: Speleogenesis Geology Topography Water Tracing Cave Archaeology Cave Biology Cave Descriptions Exploration Mines Diving Cave Rescue Guides Bibliography Communications SRT Surveying and Maps Photography History Climbing and Caving Hardware Miscellaneous Expeditions Training Ropes Ladders and Belays Lighting Digging Climbing General Additionally, the donated collection of Scots Magazines, containing articles or references to caves and mines, has been listed separately at the end of this section, by volume, and not by article. For details of contents, reference should be made to Dowswell, P.D. "A Bibliography of Articles of Speleological Interest. Scots Magazine 1957-83", GSG Bull. Second Series Vol. 4 No.2 p. 33, and Mills, M.T. "Additions to the Bibliography of Articles of Speleological Interest in Scots Magazine", GSG Bull. Second Series Vol. 4 No.5 p.9. SPELEOGENESIS GEOLOGY TOPOGRAPHY WATER TRACING CAVE ARCHAEOLOGY CAVE BIOLOGY CAVE DESCRIPTIONS EXPLORATION MINES DIVING CAVE RESCUE GUIDES BIBLIOGRAPHY COMMUNICATIONS SRT 454 Jamarska Tehnika. Postojna (1981) 782 Peak Rigging Guide. 2nd Edition. Crewe Climbing and Potholing Club. 475 Permanent Anchors for Industrial Safety Belts and Harnesses. BS Spec. BS 5845 (1980) 125 A Rope Ascender Field Test. A.C. Pinchak, C.H. Gibbs. Climbing Mag. Colorado (1972) pp. 21-24 402 SRT Equipment. Catalogue (1988) 467 Troll Complete Sit Stand SRT Harness System

79. GSG Library general CAVING BOOKS. L Abime sous la Jungle. JF Pernette (1980) Aimer Les Grottesdes F. Le Guen (1986) Science of speleology, the Ed. TD Ford CHD http://www.sat.dundee.ac.uk/~arb/gsg/library/books_caving.html

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80. New Zealand Museums - View Museum Detail museum explains how caves and karst (limestone landscapes)are formed, what isfound in them, and the general world of speleology (the science of caves). http://www.nzmuseums.co.nz/MuseumDetail.asp?MuseumID=289

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