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THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE ON THE
MEDITERRANEAN COASTAL
ENVIRONMENT, MEDCOAST 93
November 2-5, 1993
Dedeman Hotel, Antalya,
Turkey
Organized by:
Co-sponsored by:
CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN
Prof.Dr. Erdal ÖZHAN
Middle East Technical University, Turkey.
CO-CHAIRMAN
Prof. Jack H. ARCHER
University of Massachusetts-Boston, USA.
INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL and SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Mr. Summa AMARASINGHE
President, International Coastal and Ocean Organization (ICO), Sri
Lanka.
Dr. El-Hafid Tabet-AOUL
Président Directeur Général, Laboratoire d'Etudes Maritimes, Algeria.
Prof. A. Sanchez-ARCILLA
Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya, Spain.
Prof. Frédéric BRIAND
Director, Commission Internationale pour L'exploration Scientifique
de la Mer Méditerranée (CIESM), Monaco.
Mr. S. BUSUTTIL
The Coordinator, Mediterranean Action Plan, Athens, Greece.
Prof. B. CICIN-SAIN
Editor-in-Chief, Jour. Ocean & Coastal Management, Delaware, USA.
Prof. Paolo FABBRI
University of Bologna, Italy.
Prof. R. KNECHT
Editor-in-Chief, Jour. Ocean & Coastal Management, Delaware, USA.
Prof. Gianfranco LIBERATORE
University of Padova, Italy.
Mr. Anton MICALLEF
Director, Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Marine Contamination Hazards,
Malta.
Prof. Costas MOUTZOURIS
National Technical University of Athens, Greece.
Mr. Arsen PAVASOVIC
Director, Regional Activity Centre, Priority Action Projects, UNEP
- M.A.P., Croatia.
Dr. R.E. QUELENNEC
President, Association EUROCOAST, France.
Dr. Hilel RUBIN
Director, CAMERI-Technion, Israel.
Dr. Albert SALMAN
Secretary General, European Union for Coastal Conservation (EUCC),
The Netherlands.
Mr. Jens SORENSEN
University of Massachusetts-Boston, USA.
Dr. Marcel J.F. STIVE
Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya, Spain.
Prof. Adalberto VALLEGA
President, International Center for Coastal and Ocean Policy Studies
(ICCOPS), Italy.
Dr. Lynda WARREN
University of Wales & EUROCOAST UK, UK.
Mr. J. van der WEIDE
Delft Hydraulics, The Netherlands.
Prof. A.T. WILLIAMS
University of Glamorgan, Wales, UK.
WELCOME
The Mediterranean coastal environment is beset by many serious problems which threaten its rich ecological and cultural values. At the same time, the continually increasing level of demand for the limited and stressed resources provides a formidable challenge to bordering countries for rational and sustainable land, water, and resource management and development. Moreover, critical management and conservation problems such as the control of water pollution due to ever increasing agricultural, industrial and urban developments in coastal areas, require international collaboration to protect the lands, waters, and living resources of the Mediterranean Sea.
The need for coastal and sea resource management in the Mediterranean at both national and international levels has been recognized for more than two decades. Serious efforts at both levels have been made to meet this need. Recently, the need to develop national integrated coastal zone management systems which are intended to provide for comprehensive management of coastal and sea space and resources has been recognized internationally. At this stage, an international conference to review the experiences gained from both international and national efforts in coastal zone management over the last two decades is timely.
MEDCOAST 93 will start an internationally administered conference series focusing on the conservation and sustainable use of Mediterranean coastal and sea resources. Witnessing the highly satisfactory response to the first conference, I am extremely happy to note that our initiative has been well taken.
On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I welcome you all to MEDCOAST 93 and to the City and Bay of Antalya, a lovely example of the Mediterranean coastal setting. Apart from a good conference, I am confident that you will have a nice time in Antalya!
LOCATION
All activities of MEDCOAST 93 (short course, conference, exhibition)
will take place at Hotel Dedeman (*****) in Antalya, Turkey.
LANGUAGE
The language of MEDCOAST 93 is English.
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
Prof. Erdal ÖZHAN
Middle East Technical University
Chairman, Turkish National Committee on Coastal Zone Management
MEMBERS
CO-SPONSORS
PROGRAM SUMMARY
Monday Registration and exhibits (14:00-18:00); Welcoming reception (18:00-19:30). Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9:00 Opening Sessions Sessions Sessions session 3A,3B,3C 5A,5B,5C 9A,9B,9C 10:10 Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee break break break break 10:30 Keynote Sessions Sessions Sessions session 4A,4B,4C 6A,6B,6C 10A,10B,10C,10D 12:30 Lunch & Lunch Lunch Lunch & ICO Board JOCM Board Meeting Meeting 14:00 Sessions Excursion Sessions Closing 1A,1B,1C 7A,7B,7C session 15:30 Coffee Coffee Coffee break break break 16:00 Sessions Sessions ICO General 2A,2B,2C 8A,8B,8C Assembly 17:30 MEDCOAST Meeting 18:00 Exhibitors' reception & Poster session 19:00 Cocktails 20:00 Dinner Gala dinner
TECHNICAL PROGRAM
TUESDAY (2 Nov. 1993)
Opening Session (9:00-10:00 , Aladag)
Keynote Session (Aladag)
10:30 A. Vallega: From the Action Plan to the Mediterranean Agenda
21. [I]
10:55 B. Cicin-Sain: Sustainable development and integrated coastal
management: Applications to the Mediterranean. [USA]
11:20 R. Klomb: Lessons learned from the experience with policy decisions
and supporting tools in coastal water management. [NL]
11:45 Discussion
Lunch (12:00-14:00)
Session 1A: Protected Areas (Pinarbasi)
14:00 J. Warner: Conservation issues in Northern Cyprus.
14:20 S.A. Tont & A.C. Yalçiner: A plea for marine parks. [TR]
14:40 O.A. Leontyeva & S.L. Pereshkolnik: The creation of Utrish
reserve at Abrau Peninsula as the method to protect nature of the North
Western Caucuses of the Black Sea coast. [RS]
15:00 M.H. Turner: New protected area strategy of the Province of British
Columbia, Canada. [CDN]
15:20 Discussion
Session 1B: Water Pollution I (Aladag)
14:00 R. Delaney & J. Meyers: The planning and management of Boston
Harbor: Lessons learned that are relevant to the urbanized enclosed water
bodies of the Mediterranean. [USA]
14:20 S.D. Kuo: Water related pollution control in Port of Kaohsiung.
[ROC]
14:40 O. Uslu: A critical evaluation of waste water treatment and disposal
schemes in Turkish coastal municipalities. [TR]
15:00 Discussion
Session 1C: Remote Sensing (Pulpinar) 14:00 S. Kapdasli &
D. Maktav: The determination of river-sea interaction with the help of
satellite images. [TR]
14:20 V. Barale & S. Folving: Remote sensing of coastal interactions
in the Mediterranean region. [I]
14:40 D. Maktav & S. Kapdasli: Monitoring of coastal zone by remote
sensing technology. [TR]
15:00 H._. Sur & C. Saydam: Satellite observations of coastal and
open sea features in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. [TR]
15:20 Discussion
Coffee Break (15:30-16:00)
Session 2A: Marine Flora (Pinarbasi)
16:00 L.R. Little & M.A. Maun: Salt tolerance of coastal and lacustrine
varieties of Lathyrus maritumus with evolutionary implications. [CND]
16:20 L. Mazzella et al.: The Mediterranean seagrass system of "Posidonia
oceanica and Cymodocea nodosa": A comparative overview. [I]
16:40 H. Augier et al.: Posidonia oceanica reimplantation technology
of the marine gardeners is now operational on a large scale. [F]
17:00 H. Augier & J.M. Harmand-Desforges: Pleasure harbors are
responsible for metallic contamination of Posidonia oceanica meadows. [F]
17:20 Discussion
Session 2B: Water Pollution II (Aladag)
16:00 O. Uslu & A. Iyilikci: Mechanisms governing the growth of
algae in a coastal environment under influence of municipal wastewater
discharges. [TR]
16:20 N.V. Yesin, A.V. Komarov & L.A. Karnaukhova: Pollutant transport
in the Black Sea coastal zone. [RS]
16:40 K.M. Shimkus, B. Öztürk & N.V. Yesin: Oil products, heavy
metals and radionuclides in the recent bottom sediments of the Marmara
Sea shallow water area. [RS]
17:00 Discussion
Session 2C: Sediment Transport and Shoreline Changes I (Pulpinar)
16:00 R.D. Kos'yan: About prognosis of longshore sediment transport.
[RS]
16:20 M. Capobianco et al.: Long term evolution of coastal morphology
and its effects on the coastal environment. [I]
16:40 I. Katapodi & N. Kitou: A model for cross shore suspended
sediment transport. [GR]
17:00 M. Favaretti & P. Ruol: Wave induced pore water pressure
in a rubble-mound sea wall. [I]
17:20 Discussion
Poster Session (18:00-19:30, Exhibit Hall)
WEDNESDAY (3 Nov. 1993)
Session 3A: Physical Features (Pinarbasi)
9:00 D. Iodicone, A. Perilli & E. Salusti: Cold filament dynamics
in central Tyrrhenian (Western Mediterranean Sea). [I]
9:20 G.C. Cristofalo & D. Taliana: Spatial and temporal variability
of a water mass formed by tidal mixing in the Strait of Mesina. [I]
9:40 H.M. Granja & G. Soares de Carvalho: A synthesis of the researches
about the plistocene-holocene evolution of the NW coastal zone of Portugal.
[P]
10:00 Discussion
Session 3B: Waste Management and Sea Outfalls (Aladag)
9:00 Z. Kisioglu, Ü. Yetis & T. Balkas: Waste management approach
in Izmir Bay. [TR] 9:20 J.S. Galloway: Marine studies for new sea outfalls
- Recommended procedures. [UK] 9:40 I. Güler: Sea outfall of Anamur. [TR]
10:00 Discussion
Session 3C: Sediment Transport and Shoreline Changes II (Pulpinar)
9:00 A. Golik et al.: On the morphodynamics of the Nile littoral cell
and associated coastal erosion and protection. [IL]
9:20 M. Borg & J.A. Schembri: Recent changes along Malta's harbors.
[GBY]
9:40 F.S. Ozanar: Coastal erosion in the Southern Mediterranean of
Turkey: Reasons and preventive suggestions. [TR]
10:00 Discussion
Coffee Break (10:10-10:30)
Session 4A: Dune and Beach Management (Pinarbasi)
10:30 F. Van Der Meulen & A.H.P.M. Salman: Management of Mediterranean
coastal dunes. [NL]
10:50 A.T. Williams et al.: An approach to coastal dune management:
The North and West coastline of France. [UK]
11:10 T. Uslu & Y. Bal: Coastal dune management of Seyhan Delta.
[TR]
11:30 A.T. Williams et al.: A physicological approach to attitudes
and perceptions of beach users: implications for coastal zone management.
[UK]
11:50 Discussion
Session 4B: Pollution and Degradation Case Studies (Aladag)
10:30 N.V. Yesin & R.D. Kos'yan: About ecological degradation of
a closed bay. [RS]
10:50 A. Adelbaki & K. Tounsi: Coastal pollution and the industrial
and urban development in Algeria. [DZ]
11:10 O.E. Frihy, M. El Raey & K.M. Dewidar: Evaluation of coastal
problems at Alexandria, Egypt. [ET]
11:30 F.V. Gomes: The challenges to overcome the problems of NW coastal
zone of Portugal. [P]
11:50 Discussion
Session 4C: Modelling (Pulpinar)
10:30 M. Sladkevich & H. Rubin: Modelling of sea currents in the
Gulf of Eilat (Aqaba) by 2-D and 3-D models. [IL]
10:50 E. Özhan & L. Hapoglu-Balas: Application of a 3-D mathematical
model for circulation and pollutant transport at Göksu Lagoon. [TR]
11:10 J.T. Juang & D.H. Tseng: The mutuality of current and pollution
in Yin-Yang Bay (Taiwan). [ROC]
11:30 M. Venturi, L. Iovenitti & M. Preti: Numerical modelling
of estuarine fine sediment dispersion in the coastal zone. [I]
11:50 Discussion
THURSDAY (4 Nov. 1993)
Session 5A: Tourism (Pinarbasi)
9:00 B. Holdsworth: Sustainable Tourism. [NL]
9:20 W.L. Filho: Education and public involvement in sustainable tourism
in islands. [UK]
9:40 M.H. Turner: Robson Bight Checlest Bat ecological reserves and
ecotourism. [CDN]
10:00 Discussion
Session 5B: Oil Pollution (Aladag)
9:00 A.J. Kuck: Management of oil pollution in coastal and offshore
waters. [D]
9:20 A. Tuncan & M. Tuncan: The effect of petroleum hydrocarbon
contamination on properties of marine sediments. [TR]
9:40 J.E. Lopez, E.E. Lopez & A.T. Cortes: Concerning problematic
of tanker ships: A proposal for solution. [E]
10:00 Discussion
Session 5C: Beaches I (Pulpinar)
9:00 N. Bunn, K.A. Powell & A.H. Brampton: Modelling beach management
schemes. [UK]
9:20 H. Hanson: Beach erosion at San Vito Lo Capo, Sicily, Italy. [S]
9:40 N.V. Yesin, S.B. Kuklev & M.T. Savin: Coast evolution under
global sea level rise. [RS]
10:00 Discussion
Coffee Break (10:10-10:30)
Session 6A: Conservation and Preservation (Pinarbasi)
10:30 L. Franco & G. Verdesi: Ancient Mediterranean harbors: A
heritage to preserve. [I]
10:50 F. Martins: The coastal conservation conception defined by municipal
plans. [P]
11:10 Ö. Esmer: Transforming the Mediterranean Blue Plan into a system
dynamics model. [TR]
11:30 J.K. Patterson Edward & K. Ayyakkannu: Conservation and management
of molluscan fishery resources with special reference to gastropods of
Gulf of Mannar, Southwest coast of India. [IND]
11:50 Discussion
Session 6B: Coastal Zone Management I (Aladag)
10:30 A. Vallega: Coastal management in the Mediterranean: A reference
framework. [I]
10:50 L. Jeftic: Integrated coastal zone management in the Mediterranean
Action Plan of UNEP. [GR]
11:10 S. Busuttil: Coastal management in the Mediterranean: The role
of the Mediterranean Action Plan. [GR]
11:30 J.H. Archer: Coastal management initiatives in Bulgaria. [USA]
11:50 Discussion
Session 6C: Beaches II (Pulpinar)
10:30 O.E. Frihy: Beach erosion and accretion along the Nile Delta.
[ET]
10:50 S. Corsini & F. Guiducci: Coastal works improvement by movable
bed models. [I]
11:10 G. Liberatore, M. Gaggio & M. Preti: Field experience of
protected beach nourishment in Italy. [I]
11:30 S. Corsini et al.: The Paola-S.Lucido protected stratified nourishment.
[I]
11:50 Discussion
Lunch (12:00-14:00)
Session 7A: Coastal Policy and Law (Pinarbasi)
14:00 J.A. Schembri: Mediterranean lands: A basic overview. [GBY]
14:20 A. Marson: Coastal and marine environmental policy: The Adriatic
basin. [I]
14:40 E. Özhan, A. Uras & E. Aktas: Turkish legislation pertinent
to coastal zone management issues. [TR]
15:00 R.W. Knecht: A perspective on the relationship between the local
and the national levels of government in coastal zone management. [USA]
15:20 Discussion
Session 7B: Coastal Zone Management II (Aladag)
14:00 J. Van Der Weide & W.M.K. Tilmans: A systems view of integrated
coastal management. [NL]
14:20 S. Olsen: Learning to manage coastal ecosystems: The nature of
challenge. [USA]
14:40 J. Sorensen: The global dispersion of coastal zone management
efforts. [USA]
15:00 M.A. Al-Hammad: Integrated coastal and water resource management
and development. [SA]
15:20 Discussion
Session 7C: Coastal Protection (Pulpinar)
14:00 M.H. Boudouma & E.H. Tabet-Aoul: Shore protection: Algerian
coast case. [DZ]
14:20 P. Silva et al.: Coastal defence and restoration of the environment
in the littorals of the Venice Lagoon. [I]
14:40 H. Kunz: Coastal protection responses to sea level rise and changing
social needs: A case study of Ley Bay, Southern North Sea/Germany. [D]
15:00 V.M. Peshkov: Azov-Black Sea coast protection from abrasion.
[RS]
15:20 Discussion
Coffee Break (15:30-16:00)
Session 8A: Lagoons, Estuaries and Lakes (Pinarbasi)
16:00 C. Paterson: Integrated estuary management: Two case studies
in South-West England. [UK]
16:20 M.S. Kapdasli: Lagoon management problems: A case study. [TR]
16:40 S. Yerli: Assessment of hydrobiological characteristics for Köycegiz
Lagoon System in view of use and protection. [TR]
17:00 M. Kence: On the biology and management of a wetland: Lake Beysehir.
[TR]
17:20 Discussion
Session 8B: Coastal Issues, Turkey (Aladag)
16:00 E. Avsar & F. Demirayak: The role of environmental education
in public involvement experiences for coastal areas in Turkey. [TR]
16:20 P. Korça & Ö. Güngör: Coastal landfills in urban areas: The
case of Istanbul. [TR]
16:40 O. Berberoglu: Environmental approaches for siting of organized
industrial zone of Antalya. [TR]
17:00 A. Akyarli & D. Öner: Use of geographic information systems
in CZM: An application to Izmir Bay. [TR]
17:20 Discussion
Session 8C: Sea Level Rise (Pulpinar)
16:00 C.H. Hulsbergen et al.: Implications of relative sea-level rise
on the development of the lower Nile Delta, Egypt. [NL]
16:20 A.S. Arcilla et al.: Impacts of sea-level rise on the Ebro Delta:
An approach. [E]
16:40 L. Carbognin, M. Gacic & B. Grbec: Long term sea level changes
and low-lying areas in the Northern Adriatic Sea. [I]
17:00 S.H. Sharaf El-Din, F.M. Eid & K.A. Alam El-Din: Effect of
weather system on the regime of sea level variations along the Suez Canal.
[ET]
17:20 Discussion
FRIDAY (5 Nov. 1993)
Session 9A: Venice Lagoon (Pinarbasi)
9:00 H. Bach, O.K. Jensen & R. Warren: Venice Lagoon eutrophication
modelling. [DK]
9:20 E. Runca et al.: Control of macoalgea blooms in the Lagoon of
Venice. [I]
9:40 F. Bandarin: The substitution of oil traffic in the venice lagoon:
A case study of oil spill damages prevention policy. [I]
10:00 Discussion
Session 9B: Environmental Impact Assessment (Aladag)
9:00 Y. Xie: Environmental impact assessment for coastal tourism projects
in North-East China. [UK]
9:20 O. Uslu & A. Akyarli: Environmental impact assessment of dredging
operations for the development of Izmir Harbor. [TR]
9:40 A.D. Toumazis: Environmental impact assessment of coastal works
in Cyprus. [CYP]
10:00 Discussion
Session 9C: Waves (Pulpinar)
9:00 E. Özhan & S. Abdalla: Engineering applications of a simplified
third generation wind wave model (METUS3). [TR]
9:20 L. Franco & R. Archetti: The Italian directional wave measurement
network: New insights at the climates off the Mediterranean coast. [I]
9:40 Z. Cherneva & A. Velcheva: Wave group analyses based on phase
properties. [BG]
10:00 Discussion
Coffee Break (10:10-10:30)
Session 10A (Pinarbasi)
10:30 Panel discussion on: "International cooperation for utilization
and preservation of Mediterranean coastal and sea resources".
Session 10B (Aladag)
10:30 Panel discussion on: "Environmental aspects of Mediterranean
tourism".
Session 10C (Pulpinar)
10:30 Panel discussion on: "Management of environmentally sensitive
coastal and sea areas in the Mediterranean".
Session 10D (Clubroom)
10:30 Panel discussion on: "Environmental management of water-front
cities".
Closing Session (14:00-15:00 , Aladag)
PUBLICATIONS
MEDCOAST 93 Proceedings will be available to the participants at the
time of the conference as a part of the registration fee. It is planned
to publish a number of selected papers, after peer review, in a special
volume of the Journal of Ocean and Coastal Management. It is also intended
to publish an edited volume of selected papers after the conference for
worldwide distribution on a commercial basis.
REGISTRATION
Registration desk will be open during 14:00-18:00 hours on Monday, October
31, and during 9:00-17:00 hours for November 1-5.
SOCIAL PROGRAMME
The following programme has been arranged for the participants and/or accompanying persons:
ACCOMPANYING
PERSONS' PROGRAM
In addition to social events common with the participants, the following trips are organized for the accompanying persons:
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS
(2 - 5 Nov.)
A commercial exhibition of sustainable coastal and sea resource management and related facilities, products, systems, and services, will be held in conjunction with MEDCOAST 93. Participation by public and private agencies is welcome and encouraged. For more information, contact MEDCOAST 93 Secretariat.
Information on the exhibitors will be provided at the time of registration.
TRANSPORTATION
Direct flights to Antalya International Airport are available from a
number of European cities. Alternatively, one can have connecting domestic
flights from either Istanbul or Ankara.
ARRIVAL
The Antalya International Airport is about 9 km away from Dedeman Hotel
and 13 km away from the city center. From the Airport to Dedeman Hotel,
the taxi fare is about 7-8 US Dollars.
TRAVEL AGENT
The official travel agent of MEDCOAST 93 is:
ELIPS TOUR Fevzi Çakmak Cad. 4. Mahmut Cil Apt. No. 79-1 Antalya - Turkey Phone : +90 31 431991, +90 31 431992 Fax : +90 31 425306Inquiries on travel arrangements, pre- or post-conference tours, and all accommodation requests other than that included in the registration package, i.e. other than accommodation at Hotel Dedeman for the nights of 1-5 November, must be forwarded directly to the travel agent.
Elips Tour will operate an information desk at Dedeman Hotel throughout
the Conference.
PRE- AND POST-CONFERENCE TOURS
A rich choice of pre- and post-conference tours are available to the participants for extending their enjoyable stay in Turkey.
TOUR 1: Cappadocia (3 days, 2 nights)
2nd day: Full day Cappadocia tour. In the evening a Turkish night with BBQ lamb. Overnight in Cappadocia.
3rd day: After the breakfast departure to Antalya. Lunch on the way. Arrival in Antalya in the evening.
2nd day: After breakfast half day tour to Çandir, Gökdere Valley, ancient Royal Road (this area is famous of rare transparent butterflies and of very rich fauna). Picnic lunch. After lunch departure back to Antalya via Isparta. A stop in Isparta to see a famous Isparta apple gardens and rose-oil extraction. Arrival in Antalya in the evening.
2nd day: After breakfast a half day tour of Pamukkale, a miraculous site famous for its fascinating formation of white petrified cascades. Lunch in Pamukkale. Afternoon departure to Antalya and arrival in the evening.
2nd day: Visit to Fethiye and departure to Bodrum. On the way visits to Köycegiz, Marmaris, Datça, Gökova + lunch. Arrival in Bodrum and a short visit to Bodrum. Overnight in Bodrum.
3rd day: Departure to Kusadasi. On the way visits to Milas, Didim, Milet and Söke. Lunch on the way. Arrival in Kusadasi and a short visit to Kusadasi. Overnight in Kusadasi.
4th day: Departure to Antalya via Aydin, Denizli and Burdur. Arrival in the evening to Antalya.
4th day: Departure to Izmir. On the way visits to Efes, Selçuk and Çesme. Lunch on road. Arrival in Izmir, dinner and overnight.
5th day: Full day tour in Izmir surroundings. (visits to Bergama, Agora and city of Izmir including the museum). Overnight in Izmir.
6th day: Departure from Izmir to Antalya via Aydin, Denizli and Burdur. Arrival in Antalya in the evening.
2nd day: Departure to Ankara. After arrival a half day Ankara city tour. Overnight in Ankara.
3rd day: Departure to Istanbul via Bolu, Sakarya and Kocaeli. Lunch on road. Arrival and overnight.
4th day: Full day "Classic Istanbul" city tour; Hippodrom, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Under-ground Cistern, Topkapi Palace. Lunch en route. Overnight in Istanbul. 5th day: Whole day free for shopping (on request shopping can be made as group with the guide free of charge). Overnight in Istanbul. 6th day: Until lunch a half day Bosphorus tour, lunch. Afternoon a drive to Çamlica Hill for sight-seeing and wonderful view of Istanbul.
Tour 6 can be extended for two days by going back to Antalya via Izmir. In that case the tour will continue as follows:
8th day: In the morning a short visit to Izmir. Afterwards departure to Antalya via Denizli and Burdur. Lunch on the way. Arrival in Antalya in the evening.
RATES AND TIMETABLE
FOR THE PRE- AND POST-CONFERENCE TOURS
Tour # Pre-conf. Post-conf. Rate US$ 1 30.10 - 01.11.93 06-08.11.93 DBL/PP/HB 120 SGL suppl. 25 options (from Istanbul) (to Istanbul) Suppl. 30 2 31.10 - 01.11.93 06-07.11.93 DBL/PP/HB 75 SGL suppl. 15 3 31.10 - 01.11.93 06-07.11.93 DBL/PP/HB 75 SGL suppl. 15 4 Not available 06-09.11.93 DBL/PP/HB 180 SGL suppl. 40 5 Not available 06-11.11.93 DBL/PP/HB 325 SGL suppl. 60 6 Not available 06-11.11.93 DBL/PP/HB 410 SGL suppl. 80 option Not available 06-13.11.93 DBL/PP/HB 520 SGL suppl. 100All pre- and post-conference tours include accommodation as mentioned in the programs in 4- or 3-star hotels, transfers, meals as mentioned in the programs (half-board), entrance fees, English speaking guide and taxes.
Minimum pax number in all tours is 10.
ABOUT ANTALYA
Antalya, well known as the Turkish Riviera, is one of the most important provinces in Turkey for coastal tourism. The Bay of Antalya has one of the most scenic coast in the Mediterranean, housing numerous cultural and historical sites of great importance. In the area of the Olympus National Park, Taurus Mountains running parallel to the coast with dense pine forests, result in unmatchable, exiting sceneries.
The summary of 52 year long meteorological data, important for visitors, are given below:
Oct. Nov. Air temperature (°C) Average 19.7 15.3 Maximum 38.7 32.7 Minimum 6.4 0.7 Sea water temperature (°C) Average 24.5 21.7 Maximum 27.6 25.4 Minimum 20.7 18.5 Ave. number of sunny hours per day 8.19 6.54
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
FEE
Conference registration fee:
Registration fee only (exclusive of accommodation, breakfasts and lunches): 600 US$.
Inclusive of accommodation in a single room for 5 nights at 5 star Hotel Dedeman, breakfasts and lunches: 850 US$.
The registration fee includes a set of conference proceedings, coffee and refreshments, welcome and other cocktails, cultural evening, half-day mid-conference excursion, one special dinner and the closing banquet.
Registration fee for accompanying persons:
Registration fee only (exclusive of accommodation, breakfasts and lunches): 300 US$.
Inclusive of accommodation in a double room for 5 nights at 5 star Hotel Dedeman, breakfasts and lunches: 500 US$.
The registration fee for accompanying persons includes sightseeing and cultural programs, coffee and refreshments, welcome and other cocktails, cultural evening, half-day mid- conference excursion, one special dinner and the closing banquet.
MEDCOAST 93 Civil Engineering Department Middle East Technical University 06531 Ankara - Turkey Telephone: 90-4-2101000 Ext. 2495 or 2496 Facsimile: 90-4-2101262 Telex: 42761 odtk tr