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Issue 2

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Global NEST Journal

ISSN numbers
1790-7632
2241-777X

Volume

Issue number
2
Publication month
June

Analysis of tourism potential for Crete island, Greece

by

Mantzarakis A. and Nastos P.

General

To describe the tourism potential of an area, not only single meteorological parameters have to be taken into account, but also thermal sensation and people’s thermal comfort. The latter can be estimated by the use of human energy balance models and the derived thermal indices, which comprise all...

Tourism potential Physiologically Equivalent Temperature +2 more

Municipal solid waste management and landfill site selection in Greece: irrationality versus efficiency

by

Hadjibiros K. , Dermatas D. and Laspidou C.S.

General

Municipal solid waste (MSW) collection and disposal is a major problem of urban environment in the world today. MSW management solutions have to be technologically feasible, legally and socially acceptable and environmentally and financially sustainable. European policy is pushing to a rational...

MSW valorization +8 more

Modelling the dispersion of harmful algal bloom (HAB) in the Thermaikos gulf (NW Aegean Sea)

by

Savvidis Υ.G, Patoucheas D.P., Nikolaidis G. and Koutitas C.G.

General

Coastal hydrodynamics are directly related to important environmental and ecological issues. This paper focuses on the study of harmful phytoplankton cells’ dispersion, after an episode of an algal bloom, based on mathematical modeling. The case of Thermaikos Gulf was used for the simulation. The...

phytoplankton bloom dinophysis +5 more

Application of phosphate water and slime in agriculture: investigation of the mobility of the pollutants using hydrologic modeling

by

Diamantopoulos E., Dercas N., Soulis K., Jellali S. and Stefopoulou A.

General

The use of phosphate slime or phosphate water in a Mediterranean region (Gafsa, Tunisia) was investigated through hydrologic modeling. The simulations were made using the Hydrus 1D software package for a typical soil in the area of Gafsa (Tunisia). Two main applications were examined: mixing the...

hydrologic modeling Phosphates +2 more

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers in humans - sources and exposure

by

Kalantzi O.I. and Siskos P.

General

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) are a class of widely used flame retardants that are incorporated into a wide range of consumer products such as household appliances, plastics, textiles and computers, to prevent fire. They were first introduced in the environment in the 1970s and their...

polybrominated diphenyl ethers environmental levels +2 more