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4Th INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE April 19–21, 2013, Brno, Czech Republic 4th INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE April 19–21, 2013, Brno, Czech Republic Conference Proceedings Edited by: Radka Drápalová, Martin Knížek, Kateřina Švecová, Kateřina Žaludková Masaryk University Faculty of Science, Department of Geological Sciences Brno 2013 Partners of the Conference: Masaryk University Czech Geological Survey Society for Geology Applied to Mineral Deposits Society of Economic Geologists RWE a. s. Českomoravský štěrk, a. s. MND, a. s. Severočeské doly, a. s. Atlas Copco s.r.o. Skupina ČEZ /CEZ Group Brno city The autors are fully responsible for scientific content, language and copyright of submitted abstracts, figures and data. The languages of manuscripts has not been edited. Photo on cover: Brno, Lesní lom Quarry – the Late Devonian (Famennian) calciturbidites of the Líšeň Fm. (photo by Tomáš Kumpan) © 2013 Masarykova univerzita ISBN 978-80-210-6206-1 Foreword Dear colleagues, I would like to welcome you at the Faculty of Science of Masaryk University Brno. Masaryk University is the second oldest and second biggest Czech university. It is, on the other hand, probably the most modern Czech university. You are however in the historical campus, the new campus; research centers and faculty hospital are located on the southern periphery of the city. Whole university has approximately 40 000 students. The Faculty of Science is with 4000 students relatively small. Nevertheless, the scientific output is noteworthy – the faculty produces 35% of the scientific results of the whole university, and it’s the most efficient faculty of the university. Both University, as well as Faculty tries to become more international. The amount of foreign students, mainly in PhD programs, as well as the number of visiting and foreign professors increases each year. Faculty supports therefore the student conferences like ISGC 2013 gladly. I hope that such meetings could enable international contacts even for students, to see and compare teaching and science on the different universities and countries. I wish you a pleasant stay in Brno, and successful conference, and nice weather for the field trip. Jaromír Leichmann Dean of the Faculty of Sciences, Masaryk university Welcome to Brno city, the greatest student city in the Czech Republic with a rich historical and prehistorical background, the city hosting the 4th International Students Geological Conference (ISGC) in 2013. The 4th ISGC takes place at the Department of Geological Sciences, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University from April 19 to April 21, 2013. The turnout of participants exceeded previous years, with almost 160 participants including 72 oral presentations and about 60 posters. The participants came from 14 european and also non-european countries. The conference became an important international meeting point for students of geology. We believe the conference will be a memorable event for your geological career, where you can present your topic, share your experience, and meet and discuss together. The organising committee believes the tradition will continue with such plentiful participation and great support of students around the world. We thank all the partners for support: Society for Geology Applied to Mineral Deposits (SGA), Society of Economic Geology (SEG) and their students chapters, Czech Geological Survey, and all the sponsors. We appreciate the great work of the Scientific Committee with international representation. Organising Committee SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ORGANISING COMMITTEE Stéphane Bodin, Jaromír Leichmann Doctor of Sedimentology, Institut für Geologie, Mineralogie und Geophysik, Ruhr-Universität chairman (dean of Faculty of Science) Bochum, Germany Géraud Yves, Josef Zeman Professeur géologie réservoir, École Nationale Supérieure de Géologie, Université de Lorraine, vice-chairman (head of Department of Nancy, France Geological Sciences) Eva Geršlová, Doctor of Environmental Geochemistry, Department of Geological Sciences, Faculty of Kateřina Žaludková Sciences, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Martin Knížek Republic Šárka Hladilová, coordinators Assoc. Professor of Palaeontology, Department of Geological Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, Pavel Pracný Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic Martin Ivanov, secretary Doctor of Quaternary Geology, Department of Geological Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, Masaryk Kateřina Švecová University, Brno, Czech Republic Zdeněk Losos, Michal Kroupa Assoc. Professor of Mineralogy, Department of Geological Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, Masaryk Pavla Filipská University, Brno, Czech Republic Rostislav Melichar, Jan Loun Assoc. Professor of Structural Geology and Tectonics, Department of Geological Sciences, Tomáš Kumpan Faculty of Sciences, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic Radka Drápalová Marek Slobodník, Petra Jakubová Assoc. Professor of Economic Geology, Department of Geological Sciences, Faculty of Radana Malíková Sciences, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic Jan Petřík Pavel Uher, Professor of Mineralogy and Petrology, Faculty Šárka Benedová of Natural Science, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia Ivo Macek Michael Unterwurzacher, Doctor of Geoarchaeology, Institute of Martin Hanáček Geography and Geology, University of Salzburg, Austria Lenka Dziková Josef Zeman, Iva Sedláková Assoc. Professor of Geochemistry and Environmental Geology, Department of Vladimír Strunga Geological Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic Jarmila Pospíšilová 4th International Students Geological Conference, April 19-21, 2013, Brno, Czech Republic TABLE OF CONTENT: Mohamed Abd El MONSEF, Marek SLOBODNÍK: GOLD MINERALIZATION RELATED TO HOSTING-GRANITIC INTRUSION AT FATIRA AREA, EASTERN DESERT OF EGYPT ..................................................................................................................................... 11 Volodymyr BELSKYY: THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ALLANITE OF UKRAINIAN SHIELD, AS TECTONIC CONDITIONS INDICATOR ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Balázs BENEI, Krisztián TÓTH, Sándor JÓZSA: SPHERULITIC RHYOLITE PEBBLES FROM PLEISTOCENE DEBRIS OF PALAEO-DANUBE – PRELIMINARY PROVENANCE CASE STUDY .............................................................................................................................. 14 Alena BEREZOVSKA: SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY METALS IN BOTTOM SEDIMENTS OF THE NORTH-WESTERN BLACK SEA SHELF ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15 Edgars BĒRZIŅŠ, Māris KRIEVĀNS: TERRACES OF THE RIVER CIECERE VALLEY FROM LOVER REACHES TO BIDDLE REACHES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16 Iryna BERZODNA, Anastasiia NESTERENKO: ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF PETROPHYSICAL RESEARCH FOR POOR- POROUS HYDROCARBON RESERVOIRS MATHEMATICAL MODEL CREATION (ON THE EXAMPLE OF ZARICHNA AREA SAMPLES) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Tamás BIRÓ: PALEOFLOW DIRECTION IN VOLCANOGENIC MASS-FLOW DEPOSITS USING A GIS-BASED PHOTOSTATISTICAL METHOD – A CASE STUDY FROM THE VISEGRÁD MOUNTAINS, HUNGARY .......................................................... 18 Katarína BORIOVÁ, Martin URÍK, Slavomír ČERŇANSKÝ, Peter MATÚŠ, Marek BUJDOŠ, Katarína GARDOŠOVÁ: IMPACT OF MICROBIAL PROCESSES ON MOBILITY OF TRIVALENT BISMUTH ................................................................................................. 19 Gheorghe Adrian BRANOIU, George BARZOI: THE REFINEMENT OF THE MARCASITE (FES2) STRUCTURE FROM HERJA (ROMANIA)............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20 Gheorghe Adrian BRANOIU, Bogdan STANCIU: THE REFINEMENT OF THE STIBNITE (SB2S3) STRUCTURE FROM HERJA (ROMANIA) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21 Taras BRYNSKYI, Mykhaylo NAKAPELYUKH: STRESS AND STRAIN STATE SOUTH-EAST UKRAINIAN CARPATHIANS (BY JOINTS AND SLICKENSIDES RESEARCH) ............................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Jiří CEJPEK, Václav KURÁŽ, Jan FROUZ: THE DISTRIBUTION OF RAINFALL AND HYDROLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS IN RECLAIMED AND UNRECLAIMED SITES AFTER BROWN-COAL MINING ........................................................................................................ 23 Daria CHERDANTSEVA, Lubov KRASNOSHEKOVA, Raisa ABRAMOVA: LITHOLOGIC-PETROGRAPHIC ANISOTROPY OF RESERVOIR ROCKS IN KAZANSK HYDROCARBON DEPOSIT .......................................................................................................................................
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