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Ecotechnology for environmental restoration of limestone quarries (EcoQuarry)

Start date: Sep 1, 2004, End date: Aug 31, 2007,

Background Limestone has been an important and popular construction material since the building of the Pyramids. It has been exploited for many uses, particularly in recent years the production of cement and mortar and, when crushed, for use as an aggregate. Limestone quarries are found all over Europe. Quarrying produces dramatic degradation of the lan ...

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Setting up a platform to create and distribute GIS training on the Internet

Online lesson creation platform : �Internet for GIS� provides trainers with an innovative, interactive tool to create documented training modules in the field of Geographic Information Systems. This project started in 2000 and lasted 36 months.

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