1st International Conference on Final Sinks, September 23-25, 2010 Vienna, Austria. From Sanitary to Sustainable Landfilling: why, how, and when?

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1 1st International Conference on Final Sinks, September 23-25, 2010 Vienna, Austria From Sanitary to Sustainable Landfilling: why, how, and when?

2 23rd September :45-09:30 Registration 09:30-09:45 Welcome address Johann Fellner (AT) & Juha Kaila (FI) 09:45-10:15 Keynote: The need for final sinks Paul H. Brunner (AT) 10:15-11:40 Session A Landfilling Strategies and Concepts 14:20-14:50 Poster session Derek Greedy (UK) Juha Kaila (FI) Sustainable Landfills under the EU Concept 14:50-15:10 Coffee Break Stefan Bayer (DE) Sustainability Gaps in Municipal Solid Waste Management: Dry Tomb and Bioreactor Landfills in an Intertemporal Perspective Raffaello Cossu/Tiziana Lai (IT) Pretreatment of Waste for a Sustainable Landfill Disposal 15:10 16:50 Session C - Modeling & Monitoring of Landfill Emissions I Heijo Scharff (NL) 11:40 12:40 Lunch Break 12:40-14:20 Session B Understanding the Landfill Body Sally Donovan (UK) Franco Tassi (IT) Giordano Montegrossi (IT) Gas Emissions from Biodegradable Waste in Landfill Flux Measurements of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) from Landfill Cover Soils Degradation Pathways of VOCs in Biogas from Solid Waste Disposal Sites Helmut Rechberger (AT) Torleif Bramryd (SE) Impact of Sustainable Landfilling on the Global CO 2 concentration Daniele Di Trapani (IT) Formation of Hanging Water Tables in Municipal Solid Waste Landfills Huda Shihada (US) Diana Caicedo (UK) Kai Münnich (DE) Monitoring Moisture Movement within Municipal Solid Waste in Enhanced Leachate Recirculation Landfill using Resistivity Imaging Exploring the Use of Micro-focus Computed Tomography for a Better Conceptual Understanding of Flow and Structure in Landfilled Waste in the Context of Post-Closure Management for Landfills Long Term Monitoring of Leachate Flux into Drainage Pipes of MSW Landfills 19:00 22:00 Wine Tavern

3 24th September :00 09:30 Keynote: Learning from the Nuclear Sector Niklaus Waber (CH) 13:40-15:40 Session F - Landfill Stability and Aftercare II Paul H. Brunner (AT) 09:30-10:40 Session D - Modeling & Monitoring of Landfill Emissions II Pariatamby Agamuthu (MY) Willem van Vossen (NL) Sato Masahiro (JP) Sustainable Emission Reduction at Closed Landfills Based on Natural Biochemical Processes. - Final Results of a Full Scale Bioreactor Project at the Vlagheide Landfill (NL) Investigation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) content in several incineration residues and simple estimation of their fate in landfill Loretta Y. Li (CA) Yasumasa Tojo (JP) Evaluation of PFAs and PBDEs in Engineered Landfill Leachates Monitoring of Leachate Quality Stored in Gas Ventilation Pipes for Evaluating the Degree of Landfill Stabilization Fan Lu (CN) Marion Huber-Humer (AT) Biostabilization of Municipal Solid Waste with High Water content and Putrescible Waste prior to Landfill The fate of nitrogen relating to in-situ aeration of landfills David Laner (AT) Environmental Compatibility of Closed Landfills Assessing Future Pollution Hazards W.-U. Henken-Mellies (DE) Long-Term Performance of Landfill covers: Results of Lysimeter Test Fields in Bavaria (Germany) 10:40 11:00 Coffee Break 15:40-16:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:40 Session E - Landfill Stability and Aftercare I 16:00-17:40 Session G - Landfills Resource and Hazard Karl E Lorber (AT) Loretta Y. Li (CA) Heijo Scharff (NL) Landfill sustainability and completion criteria Antonis Mavropoulos (GR) Landfills, Complexity and Biogas Risk Assessment Ena Smidt (AT) Monitoring and Assessment of Landfill Stability Using Simultaneous Thermal Analysis Roland Weber (DE) Persistent Organic Pollutants and Landfills - Past Experiences and Future Challenges Takayuki Shimaoka (JP) Gaël Bellenfant (FR) Influence of Air Injection on the Stabilization of Landfill Adopting the Aerobic-anaerobic Method Natural attenuation in groundwater around landfills: implications for landfill post-closure Kai Münnich (DE) Ingo Hölzle (DE) Developing a Concept for Mining of old Landfill Sites Experiences of Landfill Mining Projects in Bavaria under Consideration of the German law (TASi) 12:40 13:40 Lunch break 17:40-17:50 Poster Award Ceremony

4 25th September :00-10:20 Session H - Landfilling in Transition and Developing Economies I 12:40-14:00 Session J - Landfilling in Transition and Developing Economies III Antonis Mavropoulos (GR) Cecilia Öman (SE) Pariatamby Agamuthu (MY) Challenges and Issues in Sustainable Landfilling in a Transitory Country - Malaysia Wilmer Castano (UK) Waste Management Options for Reducing Landfilling in Cali, Colombia Christia Meidiana (AT) Mohammad Aljaradin (SE) Bob Couth (UK) The New Waste Law: Challenging Opportunity for Future Landfill Operation in Indonesia. Municipal Solid Waste Landfills in Jordan, Current and Prospective Future Sustainable Landfilling through CDM Waste Composting in Developing Countries in Africa Shahul Fauziah (MY) Gamze Turan (TR) Veronica Di Bella (IT) Landfills in Malaysia: Past, Present and Future Solid Waste Landfilling Operations in Developing Countries: The Case of Turkey Study and Implementation of Appropriate Technologies for Municipal Solid Waste Landfilling in Somaliland 10:00-10:20 Coffee Break 14:00-14:10 Closing of the Conference 10:20-11:40 Session I - Landfilling in Transition and Developing Economies II Goran Vujic (RS) Ira Stanic-Maruna (AT) Gunnar Hädrich (DE) Cecilia Öman (SE) Yakov Vaisman (RU) From Landfill to 3R, Pathway in Developed as well in Developing Countries What You Sow Today, You Will Reap Tomorrow - The Future of Landfilling in Croatia Procedure Supporting Creation of Landfill Concepts in Low and Middle Income Countries Proposed Actions for Landfill Improvements in Economically Developing Countries 11:40 12:40 Lunch break

5 Conference Fees REGISTRATION FORM Conference Fees Participant 430,-* / Speaker or poster presenter 290,-* / Student (<35 years) 190,-* *Early birds (until May 15, 2010) get 20% discount Conference fees include participation in three conference days, conference proceedings, three meals and refreshments, as well as a visit at a typical Viennese wine tavern (Heuriger). Bank Information Please send the filled form back by fax ( ) or by (j.fellner@iwa.tuwien.ac.at) 1st International Conference on Final Sinks From Sanitary to Sustainable Landfilling Why, How and When? Vienna University of Technology, Karlsplatz 13, September 23 25, 2010) Account holder: Techn.Univ.Wien IBAN: AT st Internat.Conf.on Final Sinks BIC: BKAUATWW Further Information For further information on registration, accommodation, etc. consult the conference homepage ( or contact the organizing secretariat: Mrs. Inge HENGL Institute for Water Quality, Resources and Waste Management Vienna University of Technology, Karlsplatz 13/226, A-1040, Austria Phone: , Fax: inge.hengl@iwa.tuwien.ac.at (Fields with * have to be filled in.) First Name* Last Name* Institution* Street* No.* Postal Code* City* Country* * Phone organized by Vienna University of Technology & Aalto University, School of Science and Technology, Lahti Center Fax Registration Fee Standard 430,- (before May 15, 2010: 344,-) Speaker or Poster Presenter 290,- (before May 15, 2010: 232,-) Student 190,- (before May 15, 2010: 152,-) sponsored by Social Events Come together (evening September 22, 2010) Wine tavern (evening September 23, 2010) Accompanying person ( 20,-)

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