Detailed Programme - EFBW...The European Bottled Water Market: Key Opportunities and Market Trends Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society

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International Multidisciplinary Conference on Mineral Waters | #MinWat2017

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Detailed Programme

Sunday, Mar 26th

15:30 – 18:00 Registration Opens

Monday, Mar 27th

08:00 Registration Opens

09:30 – 10:00 OPENING CEREMONY

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO

10:00 – 10:30 KEYNOTE SPEAKER


Adam Porowski - Commission of Mineral and Thermal Waters (IAH-CMTW) - Institute of Geological Sciences, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland REE in Mineral and Thermal Waters: Review of their Origin, Significance and Applications Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Jim LaMoreaux – Commission of Mineral and Thermal Waters (IAH-CMTW)

10:30 – 11:00 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

11:00 – 12:30 ORAL SESSIONS

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Hydrogeology, Hydrogeochemistry and Hydrogeophysics – Origin, Protection and Management of Mineral and Thermal Waters Chairs: Jim LaMoreaux – Commission of Mineral and Thermal Waters (IAH-CMTW) & Adam Porowski – Commission of Mineral and Thermal Waters (IAH-CMTW)

11:00 – 11:12 A 10 – Characterization of Mofettes in Slovenia Nina Rman, Laura Gabor, Mihael Brenčič

11:12 – 11:24 A 18 – The Thermal Waters of the Isle of Ischia (Southern Italy): The Hydrogeological Support to Define the Sustainable Yield V. Piscopo, A. Baiocchi, F. Formica, F. Lotti, L. Pianese

11:24 – 11:36 A 23 – Geochemical and Isotopic Tools to Assess Caldas da Rainha Thermomineral Water System Ascribed to a Karst/Fissured-Porous Environment (Portugal): A Review J.M. Marques, C. Matos, P.M. Carreira, M.O. Neves

11:36 – 11:48 A 37 – Geochemistry and Origin of Mineral Water Resources in Staraya Russa Spa Inferred from New Isotopic Data N.A. Vinograd, A. Porowski

11:48 – 12:00 A 43 – Environmental Isotopes and Geochemistry in the Characterization of Caldelas and Gerês Thermomineral Waters (N – Portugal) Paula M. Carreira, José M. Marques, Ana Guerra, Dina Nunes

12:00 – 12:12 A 20 – Trace Elements and Natural Radioactivity in Mineral Waters from SPAS at Southeast Brazil

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Daniel Marcos Bonotto, Gabrielle Roveratti 12:12 – 12:30 Q&A

12:30 – 14:00 NETWORKING LUNCH

14:00 – 14:30 KEYNOTE SESSION

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Luís Aires-Barros - President of Lisbon Geographical Society and Past President Lisbon Academy of Sciences, Portugal Mineral and Thermal Waters in Portugal: Geological Environments and Geochemical Signatures Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Pedro Cantista – Portuguese Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology


AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Mineral and Thermal Waters – Health Issues, Balneology, Balneotherapy and Balneothechnics Chairs: Pedro Cantista – Portuguese Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology & TBC

14:30 – 14:42 A 11 – Clustering Portuguese Thermal Waters with Therapeutic Effects in Respiratory Diseases Teresa Lajinha

14:42 – 14:54 A 56 – Water and Magnesium Sulfate Rich Mineral Water in the Treatment of Functional Constipation, a Qualitative Review Johannes Naumann, Catharina Sadaghiani

14:54 – 15:06 A 21 – The “Antica Fonte” of Boario (Italy): A Mineral Water of Success Elisa Sacchi, Vittorio Paolucci, Giuseppe Dadà, Harald Oster

15:06 – 15:18 A 35 – Assessment of Some Portuguese Thermo-Mineral Waters for Peloids Maturation Fernando Rocha, Eduardo Ferreira da Silva, Mariana Rebelo, Cristiana Costa

15:18 – 15:30 A 39 – Perla Moldovei (8.8 pH) – The Romanian Bottled Water with the Highest Natural pH and Its Potential Health Benefits Dragos Vespan, Alina-Mihaela Ion

15:30 – 15:42 A 44 – Natural Mineral-Rich Waters as a Potential Therapy for Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes Raquel Seiça, Paulo Matafome, Manuel A. Silva, Luís Oliveira

15:42 – 15:54 A 54 – Fungal Diversity in Thermal Water. A Prospective Study Mario Freire, Silvia Monteiro, Ricardo Santos

15:54 – 16:06 A 82 – Balneology Efficacy: Literature Evidence and Clinical Experience Pedro Cantista, Ana Zão

16:06 – 16:30 Q&A


17:00 – 18:00 POSTER SESSIONS

POSTERS AREA

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A. Hydrogeology, Hydrogeochemistry and Hydrogeophysics – Origin, Protection and Management of Mineral and Thermal Waters A 5 – Fluoride occurrence in the groundwater in a Medak Region, Telangana, South India N. Adimalla, S. Rajitha, V. Sudarshan A 6 – The Effect of Water Saturation on CH4 Breakthrough Pressure: a Study Case in the Eastern Qaidam Basin, China Cheng Zhang, Lu Xia, Qingchun Yu A 12 – REE Geochemistry of Paratunka Geothermal Area (Kamchatka, Far East of Russia) Ivan Bragin, Natalia Kharitonova, Oleg Chudaev, George Chelnokov A 14 – Hydrology and Geochemistry of Thermal Springs in the Western Part of Pamir-Alay Mountain System (Tajikistan) A. Demonova, N. Kharitonova, A. Korzun, G. Chelnokov, I. Bragin A 17 – Application of the Electrical Resistivities Method to the Characterization of the Aquifer System in the Region of Erfoud-Tinghir, Cretaceous Basin of Errachidia (Morocco) E. Ben-Said, A. Boukdir, K. Ait lmkadam, L. Alili, Ikhmerdi, A. Zitouni, Z. Echakraoui, W. Baite A 27 – Forms of Occurrence of Sulfur (II) Compounds in the Curative Waters from Busko-Zdroj Region Katarzyna Wątor A 29 – Possibilities of Sustainable Use of Thermal Water Resources from Lower Cretaceous Formations in Mogilno – Łódź Trough, Poland Elżbieta Hałaj, Beata Kępińska A 30 – Approximate Theory for Well Test Interpretation of Restricted Entry Wells in Deforming Reservoirs T. A. Jelmert, T. Toverud A 36 – Health Risk Assessment of Essential and Potential Toxic Elements in Groundwater within Some Parts of Southwest Nigeria Odukoya A.M, Folorunso A.F A 41 – Groundwater Geochemistry and Antropopression Development in Multiaquifer System of Daimishche Area, Leningrad Artesian Basin, Russia Anastasia Romanova A 42 – Hydrochemical and Hydrogeological Features of Mineral Waters of the Northern Region of Parana State – Brazil Andre Celligoi, Jose Paulo P. Pinese A 50 – Entre‐Os‐Rios Hydromineral Waters (NW Portugal): A Hydrogeochemical Assessment Afonso M.J., Teixeira J., Pereira A.J.S.C., Chaminé H.I. A 58 – Application of Hydrochemistry and Stable Isotopes in the Study of São Pedro do Sul Thermomineral System (North of Portugal) Solange M. S. Almeida, Luis M. Ferreira Gomes, Alcino Sousa Oliveira, Paula M. Carreira A 63 – “Research and Application of Waters and Thermal Waters” Group Interaction (Campus of Ourense – Univesity of Vigo) Pedro A. Araujo Nespereira, José Ángel Cid Fernández, Benedicto Soto González, María José Pérez Álvarez, Julia Carballo Rodríguez, Luis Alfonso Rodríguez López, Herminia Domínguez González, Inmaculada Franco Matilla, Sidonia Martínez Suárez, Mª Reyes Pérez Fernández, Elena Falqué López A 78 – Sulphuric Mineral Waters Wells Isolation J. A. S. Cortez

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A 85 – Evaluate the Accuracy of Models Developed for the “C” Aquifer Abdulrahman Alghamdi A89 – Isotopic Signatures of CO2-Rich Mineral Waters: N - Portugal Vs. Galicia – Spain Paula M. Carreira, Manuel Antunes da Silva, José M. Marques, M. Rosário Carvalho, Claudia G. Carracedo, Pedro A. Nespereira, Isabel D. Outeiriño, Alberto C. Avión, Elias F. Cayuela

18:00 – 18:30 WELCOME RECEPTION

18:30 Free Time

Tuesday, Mar 28th



AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Patricia Fosselard -Secretary General of the European Federation of Bottled Waters (EFBW), Belgium The European Bottled Water Market: Key Opportunities and Market Trends Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society

09:30 – 10:00 EFBW SESSION

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Chairs: Patricia Fosselard - European Federation of Bottled Waters (EFBW) & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society

09:30 – 09:55 The Portuguese Bottled Water Market Javier Artiach - CEO Bayes Forecast

09:55 – 10:00 Q&A

10:00 – 11:00 EFBW SESSION (CONT.)

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO The Quality of Natural Mineral Waters Chairs: Patricia Fosselard - European Federation of Bottled Waters (EFBW) & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society

10:00 – 10:25 Ensuring Outstanding Hygiene & Quality of Bottled Water – a European Perspective Josep Molas - Corporate Spring and Mineral Water Quality Manager, The Coca-Cola Company

10:25 – 10:50 The Quality of Natural Mineral Water: Latest Developments in Analytical Techniques Nizar Benismail - Head of Nestlé Waters Quality Assurance Center

10:50 – 11:00 Q&A




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Natural Mineral Water and the Environment Chairs: Patricia Fosselard - European Federation of Bottled Waters (EFBW) & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society

11:30 – 11:55 Natural Mineral Water and Environment Protection: Best Practice Sharing Paul Thomson – Water & Environment Director, Zenith Global Ltd

11:55 – 12:20 Bottled Water Packaging: Waste or Resource? - The Portuguese Example João Letras - Director of Waste Management, Sociedade Ponto Verde

12:20 – 12:30 Q&A



AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Frank Welle - Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering & Packaging IVV Bottled Water Packaging: Science vs Myths Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Patricia Fosselard - European Federation of Bottled Waters (EFBW)


AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Natural Mineral Water and Health Opportunities Chairs: Patricia Fosselard - European Federation of Bottled Waters (EFBW) & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society

14:30 – 14:55 Are we Drinking Enough? Recommendations Versus Practices Laurent Le Bellego - Head of Hydration & Health Affairs, Danone Nutricia Research

14:55 – 15:20 How Can Producers Promote the Diversity of Natural Mineral Waters to Consumers? Laure Jolly-Zarrouk - Global Regulatory & Scientific Manager, Nestlé Waters

15:20 – 15:30 Q&A


AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Bottled Water: Key Characteristics and Market Trends

Chairs: Patricia Fosselard - European Federation of Bottled Waters (EFBW) & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society

15:30 – 15:42 A 38 – Deuterium Excess in Bottled Water Life Cycle Analyses Mihael Brenčič, Polona Vreča

15:42 – 15:54 A 46 – Investment Opportunities for the Bottled Mineral Water Industry in Nigeria Nghargbu K'tso, Nghargbu Rifkatu, Irena Ponikowska, Krzysztof Schoeneich

15:54 – 16:06 A 64 – Evolution of Mineral Bottled Water in Spain Elena Galindo Rodríguez, Carlos Ontiveros Beltranena, José Ángel Diaz Muñóz, María del Mar Corral Lledó

16:06 – 16:18 A 76 – Classifying Some Bottled Mineral Waters According to European Drinkable Water Quality Standards and Health Impacts Exploration Brahim Ben Kabbour

16:18 – 16:30 Q&A & Conclusions of the Day



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POSTERS AREA B. Bottled Water: Key Characteristics and Market Trends A 84 – Sulphurous Thermal Waters: Instability of Sulfur Species due to Inadequate Sample Preservation Leda Lorenzo, Nzinga Raposo, Paulo Sousa, Susel Caetano, Bárbara Alfaiate A 88 – Natural Mineral Water and Spring Water Monitoring Tânia Rino

18:00 – 19:00 CMTW-IAH MEETING

Wednesday, Mar 29th

09:00 – 18:00 MID-CONFERENCE FIELD TRIPS

Luso Water Society – Quinta do Cruzeiro – Bottling Plant The Bottling Plant is located near Luso, a small town approximately 200 km north of Lisbon metropolitan area. Generally works in 3 shifts, with approximately 115 full-time employees. The mineral water source is a natural underground reservoir 78.5 meters (Borehole 1) or 138 meters (Borehole 2) beneath the ground, at 4500 meters from the plant. The water rises naturally through quartzite rocks, flowing by gravity through stainless steel pipes to tanks (around 2.5 million liters storage capacity). The empty bottles are sent to filling machines, where water flows directly from the storage tanks by stainless steel pipes through stainless steel filling nozzles. The bottles are then capped, labeled and coded. The filling rooms are under a positive pressure environment that is closely monitored and controlled. After production, pallets are stored in a modern warehouse, waiting Quality permission to be shipped to intern market or one of the export clients (USA, Canada, Japan, Angola, etc.).

Hydrogeology of Água de Luso Mineral Water System In Buçaco mountain, a thick formation of quartzites support a hydrogeological system composed by three main fractured aquifers: i) the upper aquifer of Luso, ii) the mineral aquifer of Luso, and iii) the mineral aquifer of Penacova. These three aquifer systems have some similar signatures, like litology, meteoric water recharge, low mineralization and hydrogeochemical facies. The mineral aquifer of Luso differs from the others, due to its higher temperature and silica concentration, ascribed to a deeper circulation and higher residence time, promoting higher water-rock interaction. The exploitation of the mineral water of Luso is made by 2 boreholes and a spring, located in Luso village.

Luso Thermal Complex Luso Thermal Spa is the perfect match between tradition and modernity! Legacy from the 19th Century, with the classic concept of thermal treatments, present Spa goes much further considering not only healthy usage of Natural Mineral Water, but also the modern facilities focused on the “balance of body, mind and soul”: relax, massages, water rituals, swimming pools, shower, saunas, etc.; everything was developed to provide a wonderful and unforgettable experience to the Guest.

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Thursday, Mar 30th


09:00 – 09:30 KEYNOTE SPEAKER

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Francisco Maraver Eyzaguirre - Director of the Professional School on Medical Hydrology of the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain Mineral and Thermal Waters and its Derivatives (Peloids and Gases) in Balneology Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Pedro Cantista – Portuguese Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology


AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Hydrogeology, Hydrogeochemistry and Hydrogeophysics – Origin, Protection and Management of Mineral and Thermal Waters Chairs: TBC

09:30 – 09:42 A 16 – Origin of High Mineralized Mineral Water and Gas in Rogaška Slatina, Slovenia Nina Rman, Andrej Lapanje, Teodora Szőcs, Laszlo Palcsu, Peter Junež

09:42 – 09:54 A 57 – The Effect of CO2 Scrubbing on δ13

C-CO2 by Mineral Aquifers: Implications for Management of the Resource Emilio Cuoco, Orlando Vaselli, Elisa Sacchi, Vittorio Paolucci, Thomas H. Darrah, Dario Tedesco

09:54 – 10:06 A 24 – The Conceptual Model of Chaves Low-Temperature Geothermal System -Revisited (N-Portugal) J. M. Marques, P. M. Carreira

10:06 – 10:18 A 28 – Isotope Hydrology and Geochemistry of Thermal Ground Water in Northeastern Algeria Chenaker Hichem, Houha Belgacem

10:18 – 10:30 Q&A



AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Hydrogeology, Hydrogeochemistry and Hydrogeophysics – Origin, Protection and Management of Mineral and Thermal Waters Chairs: Paula Carreira – IST & TBC

11:00 – 11:12 A 15 – Recognition of Geothermal Potential in Central Poland with the Application of Geophysical Methods Anna Sowiżdżał, Tomasz Maćkowski, Anna Wachowicz-Pyzik

11:12 – 11:24 A 22 – European Groundwater Geochemistry (EGG): European and Portuguese Bottled Water Used for Groundwater Characterisation Maria João Batista, Carla Lorenço, Clemens Reimann, Manfred Birke, Alecos Demetriedes, EGG Team

11:24 – 11:36 A 34 – Investigation of Hydromineral Resources of the Eastern Crimea Elena Kayukova

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11:36 – 11:48 A 52 – Methodological and Conceptual Hydrogeological Results from Electrical Tomography Profiles in Granitic and Metamorphic Context P. Belle, P. Lachassagne, F. Mathieu, C. Barbet, F. Bonneval

11:48 – 12:00 A 53 – Use of Geophysics in the Protection of Natural Mineral Waters Present in the Area of Civil Works Intervention in Northern Portugal Enrique Aracil, Manuel Antunes, Unai Maruri, José Antonio Martínez, Ana Rivera, Beatriz Romero, Ignacio Almendros

12:00 – 12:12 A 26 – Preliminary Assessment Possibility of the Use of Concentrate Obtained in the Membrane Processes on the Example of Selected Mineralized Water Barbara Tomaszewska, Magdalena Tyszer

12:12 – 12:30 Q&A



AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Christian-François Roques-Latrille - Knight of “Légion d’Honneur” and Knight of “Ordre National du Mérite”, France Evidence Based Medicine and Balneotherapy Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Antunes da Silva – UNICER Bebidas SA


AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Hydrogeology, Hydrogeochemistry and Hydrogeophysics – Origin, Protection and Management of Mineral and Thermal Waters Chairs: Paula Carreira – IST & Antunes da Silva – UNICER Bebidas SA

14:30 – 14:42 A 9 – Hydrochemical Evolution of Geothermal Fluids from a Radioactive Thermal Spring, Jamaica WI DeBonne N. Wishart

14:42 – 14:54 A 51 – The Role of Weathering Profiles in the Hydrogeological Functioning of Crystalline Thermo-Mineral and Carbo-Gaseous Systems Alazar M., V. Bailly-Comte, R. Couëffe, Dewandel B., S. Grataloup, P. Lachassagne, B. Ladouche, S. Lanini, J-C. Maréchal, R. Wyns

14:54 – 15:06 A 69 – Hydrogeologic Conceptual Model of a Mountain Thermomineral System (Serra da Estrela, Central Portugal): A Multidisciplinary Approach Jorge Espinha Marques, José Manuel Marques, Paula Carreira

15:06 – 15:18 A 25 – Test of Pharmaceutical Pollution in the Czech Mineral Waters Zbyněk Hrkal, David Rozman, Zdeněk Třískala

15:18 – 15:30 A 73 – Could the Numerical Modelling Improve the Conceptual One? The Example of the Euganean Geothermal System (NE Italy) Paolo Fabbri, Marco Pola, Mauro Cacace, Leonardo Piccinini, Dario Zampieri

15:30 – 15:42 A 74 – Caldas da Cavaca Hydromineral System (Central Portugal): A Groundwater Vulnerability Assessment H. Meerkhan, J. Meirinhos, M.J. Afonso, H.I. Chaminé

15:42 – 15:54 A 77 – Carbon-14 Content as a Support for Moura Mineral Waters Aquifer Hydrodynamic Model Paula M. Carreira, Augusto Costa, António Monge Soares, Dina Nunes, Margarida João, Ângela Valadas

15:54 – 16:06 A 83 – Chemical and Isotopical Signature of “Quenturas” Thermal Water, Furnas Volcano, Azores: a Contribution for the Aquifer Conceptual Model

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Ana Freitas, Henrique Sá, M. Rosário Carvalho, João C. Nunes 16:06 – 16:30 Q&A



POSTERS AREA C. Mineral and Thermal Waters – Health Issues, Balneology, Balneotherapy and Balneothechnics A 13 – Sporulated Sulphite-Reducing Anaerobes in Natural Mineral Water Quality Assessment Daniela Ferreira, Maria João Ribeiro, Maria Sameiro Maciel, Carla Coelho, Cristina Pizarro A 31 – The Therapeutic Effects of Thermale Springs of Khenchela, Northeast Algeria: Hydrotherapy and Pelotherapy Hani Amira, Chenaker Hichem A 40 – Thermal Water Improves the Range of Joint Motion among Patients Suffering from Reumatic Diseases - a Double Blind Placebo Controlled Trial Hanzel Adrienn, Molics Bálint, Horváth Krisztina, Varga Csaba A 49 – Microbial Signatures in the Cabeço de Vide Mineral Waters (Central Portugal): A Natural Analogue for Life on Early Earth and … Mars Ana Z. Miller, Shino Suzuki, Carla Rocha, José M. Marques A 55 – Effect of Magnesium and Bicarbonate in Mineral Waters on Glycemic Control, a Literature Overview Diana Biehler, Johannes Naumann A 56 – Water and Magnesium Sulfate Rich Mineral Water in the Treatment of Functional Constipation, a Qualitative Review Johannes Naumann, Catharina Sadaghiani A 59 – Evaluation of Microalgae Communities in Portuguese Natural Mineral Waters João Fernandes, Ricardo Santos A 60 – Predominance of Bacterial Agents in Portuguese Thermal Waters Filipa Macieira, Ana Padeiro, Ana Santos, Fátima Ferreira, João Fernandes, Ricardo Santos A 61 – Potentiality of Thermal Spring Waters from Ourense (NW Spain) to Formulate Suncreams Elena Falqué, Elena M. Balboa, Alexandra del Castillo, Nazaret Rodríguez, María José Pérez, Herminia Domínguez A 62 – Application of Minero-Medicinal Water to Fibromyalgia. Crossover Clinical Trial Mª Reyes Pérez Fernández, Natalia Calvo Ayuso, Elena Falqué López A 65 – Crenotherapy in Psoriasis Treatment - Clinical Case Martina Rocha, Tiago Tavares, José Duarte Carvalho A 66 – Crenotherapy in the Treatment of Atopic Eczema - Clinical Case Liane Carreira, Martina Rocha, José Duarte Carvalho A 67 – Crenotherapy in the Treatment of Chronic Sinusitis - Clinical Case Liane Carreira, Maria José Mouraz, José Duarte Carvalho A 68 – Crenotherapy in COPD Treatment - A Study Made in Caldas da Felgueira Maria José Mouraz, Liane Carreira, José Duarte Carvalho A 75 – Trace Elements in Portuguese Natural Mineral and Spring Bottled Waters Orquídia Neves, Inês Machete, José M. Marques A 79 – Research Protocol: "Does Vidago Mineral Water Injection has Benefit in Migraine’s Treatment?”

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M. Chaves, L.C. Oliveira, M. Antunes da Silva A 80 – Vidago Palace Hotel Mineral Water Spa & Golf Abidence to Excelencie M. Antunes da Silva, Maria José David A 81 – Pedras Salgadas Natural Mineral Water Spa & Nature Park M. Antunes da Silva, Maria José David

18:00 – 19:00 Free Time

19:30 – 21:30 CONFERENCE DINNER

Friday, Mar 31st


09:30 – 10:30 SPECIAL SESSION

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Paula Carreira – IST

09:30 – 10:00 From Fable to Fact. A Contribution to the Study of Portuguese Mineral and Thermal Waters. Manuel Francisco Pereira – Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon, Portugal

10:00 – 10:30 Research in Thermalism in Portugal and the International Scientific Knowledge. Helena Pinto


11:00 – 11:30 SPMD SESSION

AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & João Paulo Almeida – Portuguese Society of Sports Medicine (SPMD)

11:00 – 11:30 The Role of Thermal Waters Ascribed to Physical Activity and Sports Carlos Vinagre

11:30 – 12:00 CLOSING KEYNOTE SESSION AUDITÓRIO CASSIANO BRANCO Pedro Cantista – President of the Portuguese Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology (Medical Director of Luso Spa), Portugal The Future Role of Medical Hydrology in People's Health Chair: José Manuel Marques – IST & Paula Carreira – IST

12:00 – 12:30 CLOSING CEREMONY


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Detailed Programme - EFBW...The European Bottled Water Market: Key Opportunities and Market Trends Chairs: José Manuel Marques – IST & Miguel Carvalho – Água do Luso Society