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Scientific and Technological Achievements Related to the Development of European Cities

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  • © 1997

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Editors:
  1. Sergei Radautsan

    1. Semiconductor Materials Center, Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Kishinev, Republic of Moldova

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  2. George Parissakis

    1. National Technical University, Athens, Greece

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Part of the book series: NATO Science Partnership Subseries: 4 (NSPS, volume 9)

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Table of contents (26 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxi
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  2. An Important Aspect of Municipal Management: The Sociopolis Strategy

    • S. A. Urekian
    Pages 1-12

  3. Scientific Achievements Related to the Sustainable Development of Cities

    • A. M. Andriesh
    Pages 13-21

  4. Improving Energy Efficiency in Buildings

    • L. V. Divone, A. H. Rosenfeld, F. E. Wood Jr.
    Pages 23-45

  5. Science Policy and Problems of Investment for the Development of Cities

    • S. Radautsan
    Pages 47-62

  6. Energy Efficient Management of Cities: A Review of Approaches Worldwide Including the Economies in Transition

    • K. Brendow
    Pages 63-86

  7. Science, Technologies and Urban Challenges

    • J.-C. Thibodeau
    Pages 87-93

  8. Scientific and Technological Progress and Technogenic Safety Problems

    • K. V. Frolov
    Pages 95-105

  9. New Materials for Shock and Vibration Resistant Building Structures Used in European Cities Development

    • C. I. Simionescu, D. C. Diaconu, A.-C. D. Diaconu
    Pages 107-114

  10. Information Systems for a Wide International Cooperation between Cities and Countries

    • V. V. Petrov, N. G. Monastyretskii
    Pages 115-123

  11. Achievements of Chemistry for Solving City Problems

    • P. F. Vlad
    Pages 125-136

  12. Role of the Technical University of Moldova in the Elaboration and the Implementation of Modern Technologies for Cities

    • I. Bostan
    Pages 137-149

  13. International Cooperation Programme for Specialists Training: Results Obtained by the Transilvania University of Brasov

    • S. T. Chiriacescu
    Pages 151-157

  14. Recent Methods for Treatment of Wastes

    • G. Parissakis
    Pages 159-167

  15. Water Depollution Using Ozone Technologies, In Densely Populated Urban Areas. Achievements

    • F. T. Tanasescu, R. Cramariuc
    Pages 169-198

  16. Technology and Strategy for Reduction of Atmospheric Pollution in Big Cities

    • N. Katsaros
    Pages 199-211

  17. New Ideas to Promote the Application of Alternative Energies to Improve the Quality of City Life

    • E. Bucher, G. Willeke, K. Friemelt, F. P. Baumgartner, C. Kloc, P. Fath et al.
    Pages 213-219

  18. Outstanding Discovery of the XX-th Century — Lasers: Perspectives of Using for the Big Cities Needs

    • A. M. Prohorov, S. Radautsan, A. Syrbu, V. Iakovlev
    Pages 221-234

  19. Mathematical Modelling of Energy-Technological Units and Control Models in Energy Saving

    • V. G. Lisienko
    Pages 235-248

  20. Illumination Problems in European Cities

    • J.-J. Damelincourt
    Pages 249-271
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About this book

This volume features the proceedings of the NATO AR Workshop held in Kishinev, the capital of Moldova, a fom1er Soviet Republic in the South­ Eastern Europe. OUiing 3 working days 26 reports were presented, 8 of them by, or in collaboration with, speakers from Kishinev. The reports arc presented in the order they were given at the Workshop. As the topic was rather wide-ranged, all the sittings were plenmy. The opening communication was made by the Mayor of Kishinev S. Urckian, who was the Chainnan of the Organizing Committee. It was followed by other reports of general orientation. The second half of the first day was devoted to the research results and problems of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova. On the second day the Workshop was hosted by the Technical University of Moldova. At the beginning, the ceremonial sitting of its Scientific Council took place, at which two scientists were made doctors Honoris Causa of that University: Prof. K. Frolov from Russia and Prof. G.Parissakis from Greece. Then the plenary sessions continued. The round-table talk, held in the second half of the last day, appeared to be very fruitful. A relaxed and friendly atmosphere of it was appropriate for establishing closer contacts and discussing problems of mutual interest for scientists, ingineers, managerial heads and officers and businessmen.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Semiconductor Materials Center, Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Kishinev, Republic of Moldova

    Sergei Radautsan

  • National Technical University, Athens, Greece

    George Parissakis

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