First
Announcement
The organizing committee has the great pleasure to announce
and invite you for the 6th ICEEE-2015 International Conference
deals with
„Global Environmental Changes
and Environmental Health:
Progress and Challenges”
on
November 19th - November 21st 2015
at
Óbuda University
Rejtő Sándor Faculty of Light Industry and
Environmental Protection Engineering
Institute of Environmental Protection Engineering
III. District, Doberdó u. 6
Budapest, Hungary
The Sixth Conference of ICEEE-2015 „Global Environmental
Changes and Environmental Health: Progress and Challenges”
(website: www.iceee.hu) is a part of the International Joint
Conference on Environmental and Light Industry Technologies
(IJCELIT2015)
Information about registration fee and abstract submission only
can be found under "General Information" on IJCELIT homepage.
You may register electronically through the IJCELIT 2015 at
website:
http://konferencia.rkk.uni-obuda.hu/ijcelit_2015/
Organization and Invitation
After a great successful of the last five ICEEE International Conferences
which brought together the world’s professions and practitioners from
different fields of environmental applied sciences and environmental
engineering, the Óbuda University, Rejtő Sándor Faculty of Light
Industry and Environmental Protection Engineering, Institute of
Environmental Protection Engineering and the International Council of
Environmental Engineering Education (ICEEE) have the great pleasure
to organize and invite you to participate in the 6th ICEEE-2015
International Conference deals with „Global Environmental Change and Environmental
Health: Progress and Challenges” during November 19th - November 21st 2015 in Budapest.
Organizing Committee
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Patron:
Prof. Dr. habil. János FODOR
(Ó
Óbuda University, Rector,
Hungary)
General Chair:
Dr. habil. Márta KISFALUDY
(Ó
Óbuda University, Faculty of
Light Industry and
Environmental Protection
Engineering, Dean, Hungary)
Chair:
Dr. habil. Ágnes BÁLINT
(Ó
Óbuda University, Institute of
Environmental Protection
Engineering, Director,
Hungary)
Honorary Chair:
Prof. Dr. habil. István PATKÓ
(Ó
Óbuda University, ICEEE,
President, Hungary)
General Secretary: Prof. Dr. habil. Hosam B. HAMUDA (Ó
Óbuda University, ICEEE,
General Secretary, Hungary)
International Members of Organizing Committee:
Prof. Dr.h.c. Miroslav BADIDA
(T
Technical University of Košice, Slovakia)
Prof. Dr. Tskhadaya N. DENISOVICH (U
Ukhta State Technical University, Russia)
Prof. Dr. Sergiy STEPANENKO
(O
Odessa State Environmental University, Ukraine)
Prof. Dr. Milan PAVLOVIČ
(U
University of Novi Sad, Serbia)
Prof. Dr. Marina FRONTASYEVA
(JJoint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia)
Prof. Dr. Abdalla A. AHMED
(U
UNESCO-CWR, Sudan)
Prof. Dr. Olena BYKOVSKA
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National Pedagogical Dragomanov University,
Ukraine)
- Prof. Dr. habil Vasyl LENDYEL
(U
Uzhgorod National University, Ukraine)
- Prof. Dr. Diana MILČIC
(U
University of Zagreb, Croatia)
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- Prof. Dr. Minodora RIPA
- Prof. Dr. Feliks STACHOWICZ
- Prof. Dr. Anatolii TOSTOUKHOV
- Prof. Dr. P.S. Syed SHABUDEEN
- Prof. Dr. Pavlina PARASKOVA
- Prof. Dr. László SIKOLYA
(““Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati, Romania)
(R
Rzeszów University of Technology, Poland)
(IInternational Association of Universities
Environmentalists, Ukraine)
(K
Kumaraguru College of Technology, India)
(Agricultural Academy, Food Research and
Development Institute, Bulgaria)
(C
College of Nyíregyháza, Hungary)
International Scientific Committee
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Prof. Dr. Mihály RÉGER
Prof. Dr. Juraj LADOMERSKY
Prof. Dr. Ferenc LIGETVÁRI
Prof. Dr. habil. Károly PENKSZA
Prof. Dr. habil. László SIMON
Prof. Dr. Zoltán JUVANCZ
Prof. Dr. László DIÓSSY
Prof. Dr. Sęp JAEOSŁAW
Dr. habil. László FÜLÖP
Dr. Ruslan MARIYCHUK
Dr. Marek MORAVEC
Dr. Lýdia SOBOTOVÁ
Dr. Oleksandr SUSAK
Dr. Silvius STANCIU
Dr. Lyudmila SYMOCHKO
Dr. Galyna G. STRELKOVA
Dr. Mariya MARUDOVAZSIVANOVITS
- Dr. Tünde TAKÁCS
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- Dr. Zoltán NAÁR
- Dr. Ildikó DOBI
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
(T
Technical University in Zvolen, Slovakia)
(D
Debrecen University, Hungary)
(S
Szent István University, Hungary)
(C
College of Nyíregyháza, Hungary)
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
(U
University of West Hungary, Hungary)
(R
Rzeszów University of Technology, Poland)
(S
Szent István University, Hungary)
(P
Presov University, Slovakia)
(T
Technical University of Košice, Slovakia)
(T
Technical University of Košice, Slovakia)
(IIvano-Frankivsk National Technical University of Oil
and Gas, Ukraine)
(““Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati, Romania)
(U
Uzhgorod National University, Ukraine)
(N
National Technical University of Ukraine, Ukraine)
(P
Plovdiv University "Paisii Hilendarski", Bulgaria)
(IInstitute for Soil Sciences and Agricultural
Chemistry, Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Budapest, Hungary)
(N
National Agricultural and Research and Innovation
Center, Food Science Research Institute, Hungary)
(N
National Weather Service, Hungary)
Administration Committee
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Dr. Lóránt SZABÓ
Dr. Andrea PAUKÓ
Ms. Anikó SZAKÁL
Mr. Albert SZANISZLÓ
Mr. András SZEDER
Ms. Júlia Kaszás SZAUERNÉ
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
(Ó
Óbuda University, Hungary)
Message from
The Organizing Committee
Dear Distinguished Guests, Colleagues!
Dear Professional and Young Scientists!
Dear Friends!
The health of Earth's ecosystem is the foundation of all health. Human impact in the form of
population pressure, resource abuse, economic self-interest, and inappropriate technologies
is rapidly degrading the environment. This impact, in turn, is creating new patterns of human
and ecosystem poverty and disease. The tension among ecosystem health, public health, and
individual health is reaching a breaking point at the beginning of the XXIst Century.
All living organisms depend on their environments for energy and the materials needed to
sustain life: clean air, potable water, nutritious food, and safe places to live. The Rio+20
United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development represents a timely opportunity to
identify key linkages between environmental health and sustainable development objectives.
Approximately 1.1 billion people currently lack access to safe drinking water, and 2.6 billion
do not have proper sanitation. Environmental hazards increase the risk of cancer, heart
disease, asthma, and many other illnesses. These hazards can be physical e.g., pollution and
food contaminants, or they can be social, including dangerous work conditions and poverty.
In the practical management of environmental risks, it is necessary to balance the likelihood
and costs of various degrees of impact with the cost of remediation efforts. But in the case of
global climate change, given the high risks associated with high-emission futures, the sensible
balancing of risks, costs and benefits makes a particularly strong case for serious mitigation
efforts.
Environmental health has been defined in a 1999 document by the World Health
Organization (WHO) as: Those aspects of the human health and disease that are determined
by factors in the environment. It also refers to the theory and practice of assessing and
controlling factors in the environment that can potentially and affect health.
Environmental health as used by the WHO Regional Office for Europe, includes both the direct
pathological effects of chemicals, radiation and some biological agents, and the effects (often
indirect) on health and well being of the broad physical, psychological, social and cultural
environment, which includes housing, urban development, land use and transport.
In 2015, the WHO website on environmental health states "Environmental health addresses
all the physical, chemical, and biological factors external to a person, and all the related
factors impacting behaviours. It encompasses the assessment and control of those
environmental factors that can potentially affect health. It is targeted towards
preventing disease and creating health-supportive environments. This definition excludes
behaviour not related to environment, as well as behaviour related to the social and
cultural environment, as well as genetics."
Humans interact with the environment constantly. These interactions affect the quality of life.
So, The Environmental Health is the relationship between the people and their environment,
how it affects their physical well-being and what they can do to influence the quality of the
environment and to enhance the protection of their health.
Global and local environmental determinants of health are heavily impacted by globalising
processes such as industrial development, trade, migration, economics, resource
management, environmental governance, stb. Such processes are pressuring and driving
systemic environmental changes with important health consequences such as climate change,
biodiversity loss, resource depletion, pollution, toxic exposures, etc. However, increased
understanding of environmental health risks can also drive positive global environmental
changes such as more effective ecosystem and chemical management, healthy built
environments, disaster risk reduction, sustainable agriculture and clean energy initiatives.
The reality of climate change and the associated role of human activity have been debated at
length in many forums. Climate models can be used to simulate past changes in climate,
current conditions and projected changes in climate, incorporating chemical, physical,
biological and meteorological processes embodied in the Earth’s system.
In 2013, scientists reported that the level of CO2 in the atmosphere had reached its highest
peak in at least 3 million years. This alarming number, due to human fossil fuel emissions, can
cause climate change.
Some of those changes are the following:
o Over 6 billion people inhabit the Earth planet, and reasonable mid-level
estimates predict 9-10 billion by mid-century. Two and a half more "earths"
would be needed to support today's population if everyone were to use as many
resources.
o Stratospheric O3 depletion is the direct result of the release of O3-depleting
chemicals used for various industrial and agricultural purposes.
o CO2 level in the atmosphere has increased by nearly 30% in the last 150 years.
o Human activities are responsible for more atmospheric N2-fixation than all
other sources combined. Nitrates contaminate ground water and surface water,
and nitrous oxides the air, at toxic concentrations.
o Humans are responsible for heavy metals deposition on the surface of the earth
than from other geological sources.
o Large numbers of plant and animal species have been driven to extinction, and
most marine fisheries are severely depleted.
o Novel synthetic industrial chemicals contaminate the world's ecosystems, its
human and non-human inhabitants, their breast milk and egg yolk, ovarian
follicles, and amniotic fluid. The toxicity of most is little known.
For the Healthy People in 2020, Environmental Health objectives focus on 6 topics:
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Outdoor air quality
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Surface and ground water quality
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Toxic substances and hazardous wastes
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Homes and communities
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Infrastructure and surveillance
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Global environmental health
Maintaining a healthy environment is central to increasing quality of life and years of healthy
life. Globally, nearly 25% of all deaths and the total disease burden can be attributed to
environmental factors which include for example:
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Exposure to hazardous substances in the air, water, soil, and food
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Natural and technological disasters
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Physical hazards
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Nutritional deficiencies, etc.
The 6th ICEEE-2015 International Conference tries to find solutions for today’s problems of
the environmental health and the success of the 6th ICEEE-2015 Conference will be due to
the creative input of its participants. Therefore, the 6th ICEEE-2015 Conference will be
structured not only around sessions, but will rely on workshops, forums, round tables and
discussions to unite attendees in finding solutions.
The Organizing Committee invites submissions of session proposals and side events. In keeping
with the spirit of the conference title: „Global Environmental Change and Environmental Health:
Progress and Challenges”, the Organizing Committee is developing a programme that will
highlight the advances made to address the current environmental health problems facing our
changing world.
For these reasons, the 6th ICEEE-2015 International Conference invites scientific work
papers that provide research, comment and discussion on the opportunities and challenges of
„Global Environmental Change and Environmental Health”.
Finally, the Organizing Committee of the 6th ICEEE-2015 International Conference
welcomes your participation and look forward to receiving your submissions.
Sincerely,
The Organizing Committee
2015
Scope and Opportunities
Environmental Health Progress and Challenges are wide spread environmental health
hazards resulting from inaction or/and action of man, potentially degenerating environmental
media with attendant long and short term public health effects. Such effects can be localized,
regional or global with serious socio‐economic drawbacks.
Therefore, emerging environmental health risks and challenges are those that are coming into
existence because of changes in the environment, thus increase their prevalence across
various ecosystems.
World is still struggling to address the existing environmental health problems, new
challenges and progress are emerging which require complex solutions. The causes of these
can be traced to:
o Advances in technology.
o Climate change.
o Waste management.
o Increase in industrialization.
o Pollution of water resources, air and soil.
o Poor sanitation and human hygiene.
o Population growth.
Five development priorities were identified at the World Summit on Sustainable Development
in Johannesburg, South Africa in August 2002:
1. water, where 1.3 billion people live without clean water and 2 billion without
sanitation;
2. energy, where 2 billion people live without modern energy services, including
electricity;
3. health, where 1.3 billion people are exposed to dangerous levels of outdoor
pollution and about 2 billion to dangerous levels of indoor air pollution, and
nearly all inhabitants of the earth are at some risk of infectious diseases;
4. agriculture, where 800 million people are currently malnourished; and
5. biodiversity, where genetic, species and ecosystem-level diversity is being lost
at an unprecedented rate.
The magnitude of the emerging climate change-related environmental problem requires
discussion of how countries can respond, both now and in the future.
The main approaches of the 6th ICEEE-2015 International Conference are:
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Provide a platform to exchange emerging ideas and investigate key issues such as: air-,
water-, soil-, nuclear pollution, waste recycling and reduction, wastewater, renewable
energy technologies, public health issues, etc.
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Provide an excellent international forum for researchers and practitioners to continue
research and characterize the global environmental changes and how they affect
environmental ecosystems health.
The ability to collect record and analyze data and planning further tasks in time.
Ability to work towards sustainable solutions.
Working within a team either personally or online, to identified problems to find
solutions or to develop arguments.
Think critically about the most important issues of environmental health.
Try to solve the problems with creative and innovative strategies and being conscious
of global social, cultural and environmental health issues in relation to engineering and
technology.
Highlighting some of the main landmarks in this area and recommending directions for
future research.
These landmarks are related to:
o Chemical burden of disease.
o Environmental issues (air, water, soil quality and food) at XXI century.
o Environmental health of the mother and the child.
o Global climate change and its effects on the environmental health.
o Regulation at national, regional and international level.
o Sustainable development goals and health.
o Tools in environmental health for decision-making.
Topics of interest
The 6th ICEEE-2015 International Conference will bring together keynote and invited
speakers and international researchers from academia, authorities and industry, to
communicate and share a wide range of highlighting potential issues and paths towards the
environmental health and the sustainable at present and future. Topics and sub-topics of
interest to the Conference include but are not limited to:
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Climate Change and
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Air Quality
Biodiversity
Environmental Health
Food Production
Global Warming
Tourism & Global Environmental Changes
Environmental Health and Agriculture
o Fertilizer, Food Production & Nutrition
o Management of Agricultural Solid Waste: Composting & Recycling
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Environmental Health & Air Quality
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Soil Contamination & Remediation
Soil Degradation
Soil Quality, Regulatory Aspects
Soil Science, Geoinformation & Metallurgy
Measurements &Monitoring
Air Pollution
Air Quality Monitoring,
Air Sampling Technologies
Indoor Air Quality
Management, Meteorological Aspects
Modelling & Air Quality Management
UV-B Radiation & Ozone Depletion
Environmental Health & Biomanufacturing Systems
o Applied Biological & Microbiological Sciences in Nature
o Biodegradation of Pollutants & Microbiological Aspects of Waste Treatment
o Bioinformatics & Biological Systems
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Environmental Health & Energy
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Environmental Health & Biotechnology
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Pollution Monitoring
Bioengineering
Biomarkers for Environmental Pollution Monitoring
Food Industry
Motivation for Global Food Security
Environmental Health & Water Quality
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Bioenergy from Biomass
Renewable & Non-Renewable Energies
Heat Integration Techniques for Energy Management
Improving Treatment Technologies along with Energy Recovery
Methane Recovery
Role of Biogas Plants in Environmental Conservation
Waste to Energy
Quality Control of Drinking Waters
Urban Water Management
Wastewater & Solid Waste Management
Wastewater Treatment Technologies & Recycling
Environmental Health & Noise Pollution
o Industrial & Traffic Noise
o Modelling Tools for Noise Pollution
o Insulating Materials for Noise Pollution
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Environmental Topics Related to:
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Economics
Geotechnology
Health & Biodiversity
Health & Ecotoxicology
Management: Protection & Conservation
Risk Assessment of Genetically Modified Plants
Development of New Biosensors for Environmental Monitoring
Global Environmental Pollutants & Problems
Impact of Industrialization
Monitoring of the Environmental State
Integrating Socio-Economics & Environment
10. Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
11. Implications for Future Research & Policy
12. Legislation & regulations
13. Medical Innovative Technologies
14. Modelling & Simulation
15. Nanoscience & Nanotoxicology
16. Nanotechnology & Nanobiotechnology Impacts on Environment
17. Natural Resource Management
18. Reduce, Reuse & Recycle
19. Risk Communication & Environmental Conflicts
20. Social, Economic & Demographic Dislocation Through Effects on Economy,
Infrastructure & Resource Supply
21. Tribology
22. Urbanisation
Important Deadlines
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Submission of abstract:
Notification of acceptance:
Submission of full paper:
Notification of acceptance:
Final version due as camera ready copy:
18th of September 2015
01st of October 2015
10th of October 2015
12th of October 2015
15th of October 2015
General Information
The official language of the conference is English.
The website of the Conference: http://konferencia.rkk.uni-obuda.hu/ijcelit_2015/
The website of the ICEEE: http://www.iceee.hu.
At the Conference website, all information related to the Conference:
 Registration form,
 Registration fee,
 Submission of Abstract,
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o At the ICEEE website, all information about the:
 General format of Full manuscript of the presentation
 Post Conference tour
o Participant kindly can ask for official invoice regarding the registration fee in
advance.
o Delegates may also attend without submitting a paper.
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Registration Fee
It gives us an immense pleasure to inform you that the registration fee should be pain in
Euros. The fee includes access to all scientific sessions, participation, conference materials,
and refreshments: coffee breaks the lunches, dinners and the gala dinner, the conference
programme and abstracts book for full delegates and students. Registration fee does not cover
accommodation, transportation, visa, insurance and post conference tour.
For more information about the registration fee, please visit the Conference
website: Conference: http://konferencia.rkk.uni-obuda.hu/ijcelit_2015/
- Please note that you have to referred your transfer with 6th ICEEE-2015
Conference
Sponsorship opportunity
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Sponsorship opportunities are limited and are available on a strictly first-come, first-served
basis, so to ensure your presence at this event please contact us at your earliest opportunity.
All sponsors will be acknowledged on the conference website, in the programme book, and
on various promotional email shots.
To discuss your requirements or to book sponsorship or exhibit space please contact:
ICEEE General Secretary: Prof. Dr. Hosam Bayoumi Hamuda across
bayoumi.hosam@rkk.uni-obuda.hu
Call for Paper
General instructions For Author
The Organizing Committee of the ICEEE-2015 Conference is honoured to announce that:
o The submitted papers are invited from professionals, academicians and students for
review and acceptance for presentation in these four tracks:
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All submitted full papers should discussing concepts, applications; focus areas
and tools are invited for acceptance after blind review by the conference
scientific professional and technical committee.
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All submitted full papers will be selected after double referee evaluation.
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All accepted manuscripts for 6th ICEEE-2015 International
Conference will be published in the online journal of Óbuda
University e-bulletin with ISSN 2062-2872.
o The presentation of plenary lecture should be not more than 30 minutes and 15
minutes for oral papers in duration which include questions and discussion. The time
limit will be strictly kept, whenever reasonable.
o Standard audio-visual equipment provided will include PC + video projector, 5x5 cm
slice projector and overhead projector.
o Adhesive and etc. for poster fixation will be provided. Poster sessions will be scheduled
in the morning and late in the afternoon.
o During the Poster Session authors of posters are requested to be present at their
posters at the time specified in the full programme.
o Poster displays should be self-explanatory even in the absence of authors.
o Posters should not exceed a size of 70 cm (width) x 100 cm (height) (standing B1
format).
o There will be a poster spotlight session where the authors are kindly asked to present
their work in maximum 5 minutes.
For Submission of Abstract only
You have to submit the abstract electronically. Please visit the website of
the Conference:
Conference: http://konferencia.rkk.uni-obuda.hu/ijcelit_2015/
For
Manuscript (Full article)
Submission
Attention:
 The manuscripts of the presentations should be written in English and high quality
 The authors are kindly asked to prepare their final manuscripts in not more than 10
A4 pages.
 All accepted papers should be written according to the AUTHOR’S INSTRACTION OF
ÓBUDA UNIVERSITY E-BULLETIN (see the attached file at the Conference website:
www.iceee.hu and author’s instruction at the website: http://uni-obuda.hu/ebulletin/issue4.htm).
 The authors are kindly asked to submit their manuscripts via e-mail to ICEEE General
Secretary: Prof. Dr. Hosam Bayoumi Hamuda across bayoumi.hosam@rkk.uniobuda.hu to follow the pre-review process of the manuscript.
 The papers will be reviewed by the 6th ICEEE-2015 International Scientific Committee
and authors are kindly will be asked to correct the manuscript after reviewing and
send back to the ICEEE General Secretary within 7 days.
 Authors should submit the electronic version of their manuscripts in Microsoft Word
in the Conference specified format.
Invitation Letter
During the registration process, the applicants will be able to request an official invitation
letter. This invitation letter is specifically designated to assist the participants to obtain travel
funds, appropriate visas, approvals, sponsorship or official leave.
Option day: Post Conference Tour
Saturday, 21st November 2015
The Organizing Committee of the Conference will announce later on about the possibility for a
short visit to some scientific and cultural important places.
 Participants who would like to join this Post Conference Tour should sign at the
registration form.
 Post Conference tour fee: 50 € (16000 HUF)
Recommended Accommodation
Hotels listed below are the hotels recommended by the Organizing Committee. You can book a
room in the hotel's online booking system.
 However the discounted Conference rates are available only by mentioning the Óbuda
University ICEEE-2015 Conference as a reference.
Hotel Császár
The hotel is close to Óbuda University.
Address: H-1023 Budapest, Frankel Leó út 35.
Website: www.csaszarhotel.hu
Aquincum Hotel Budapest
Address: H-1036 Budapest,
Árpád fejedelem útja 94.
Website: www.aquincumhotel.com
Hotel Victoria Budapest
Address: 1011 Budapest, Bem rakpart 11.
Website: www.victoria.hu
Lánchíd 19 Design Hotel
Address: 1013 Budapest, Lánchíd u. 19.
Website: www.lanchid19hotel.hu
Preliminary Schedule of the Conference
19.11.2015 (Thursday)
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Registration
Poster set-up
Opening ceremony
Plenary Lectures
Lunch
Oral and Poster Scientific Sessions
Conference Banquet
(08:00 a.m. – 15:00 p.m.)
(09:00 a.m. – 15:00 p.m.)
(10:00 a.m. – 10:20 p.m.)
(10:20 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.)
(12:30 p.m. – 14:30 p.m.)
(14:30 p.m. – 18:00 p.m.)
(18:30 p.m. – 22:30 p.m.)
20.11.2015 (Friday)
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Registration
Poster session
Continuing the oral Sessions
Lunch
Continuing the oral Sessions
ICEEE 2014 Year Activities
Open Discussion, Feedback & Questions
Certificate Awards & Conclusion
Closing Ceremony
(08:00 a.m. – 13:00 p.m.)
(09:00 a.m. – 09:30 p.m.)
(09:30 a.m. – 13:15 a.m.)
(13:30 p.m. – 14:30 p.m.)
(14:30 a.m. – 15:15 a.m.)
(15:30 p.m. – 16:00 p.m.)
(16:15 p.m. – 17:00 p.m.)
(17:00 p.m. – 17:30 p.m.)
(17:30 p.m. – 17:45 p.m.)
21.11.2015 (Saturday)
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Only for those who will take part at the social programme: Post Conference Tour
Start: From 08:30 a.m. to 16:00 p.m.
Scientific Excursion
Social Programme
Ended by Goodbye launch at 14:00 p.m.
Conference Venue
Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. It is the most populous region, and standing on the
River Danube. Budapest is a leading global city, with strengths in the arts, commerce,
education, entertainment, fashion, finance, healthcare, media, professional services, research
and development, tourism and transport all contributing to its prominence.
The Conference will be held at the RKK, Óbuda University in Budapest in the below address.
The Óbuda University is located in the northern area of Budapest, and it is well connected by
public transportation.
The Conference will be in the main building of Rejtő Sándor Faculty of Light Industry and
Environmental Protection Engineering (RKK). The following information can help to reach the
Conference’s place:
H-1034 Doberdó Street 6. Budapest, Hungary
Phone:
+ 36-1- 666-5941
Mobile:
+ 36-30-390-0813
Fax:
+ 36-1- 666-5909
How can you reach RKK by bus?
By using public transport, there are several buses that stop near to the RKK (Conference
Venue). The following lines: 9, 17, 86, 160, 206, 260 or 260A are started mainly from
Batthyány Square at the 2nd Metro (Red line) station.
For more information, don’t hesitate to contact Prof. Dr. Hosam Bayoumi Hamuda, the
General Secretary of ICEEE through the:
- e-mail: bayoumi.hosam@rkk.uni-obuda.hu or with
- Telephone: +36-30-3900813.
Your contributions help us to keep the quality of the papers we publish strong. We hope you
will continue to consider ICEEE as a venue to publish your work. We welcome your
suggestions for improving the activity of ICEEE and we will continue to strive to make your
experience of submitting and publishing articles a positive one.
We are looking forward to see you at the Conference and we hope that you will find it a
stimulating scientific event and a happy personal experience.
Wish you all the best!
Prof. Dr. Hosam B. Hamuda
General Secretary,
ICEEE
Organizing Committee