Program
Preliminary program

 

  Keynotes   Session 1: Innovative Tools and Approaches for Acid Sulfate Soil Characterization   Session 2: Biogeochemistry and Reactive Mineralogy in Acid Sulfate Soils   Session 3: Microbial and Ecological Interactions in Sulfidic Environments
  Session 4: Management, Mitigation, and Infrastructure Challenges in Acid Sulfate Soil Environments   Session 5: Policy, Risk Assessment, and Sustainable Land Use   Session 6: Geological and Regional Perspectives on Acid Sulfate Soils    

 

Sunday

09:00 Pre-Conference field trip
17:00 Ice breaker party
18:30 The night ends

 

Monday

09:00 Opening adresses
09:10 Keynote 1: Robert Fitpatrick
The wonder, beauty, and interconnectedness of acid sulfate soils in protecting our planet
10:00 Fika
10:30 Oral 1: G. Sohlenius
The formation of sulfidic sediments in the Baltic Sea – a review
10:50 Oral 2: M. Melville
Quaternary geological settings for formation of acid sulfate soils in many coastal settings
11:10 Oral 3: M. Melville
The Holocene Infilling of "Lake Tweed" in Northern New South Wales
11:30 Oral 4: A.C.A.L. Fall
Coastal and inland acid sulfate soils in the Saloum River Basin, West central Senegal, West Africa
11:50 Oral 5: G. Lancaster
Incubation trials for site acidity validation - Net acidity case studies
12:10 Lunch break
13:10 Keynote 2: Mats Åström
Trace element behavior in boreal acid sulfate soils
13:50 Oral 6: S. Conrad
Iron and sulfur isotope dynamics in acid sulfate soils: Tracing redox processes and element mobility in northern Sweden
14:10 Oral 7: R. Fitzpatrick
Schwertmannite formation and properties as an indicator of biogeochemical processes at low pH in acid sulfate weathering environments
14:30 Oral 8: L. Kononova
U(V) stabilization during Fe(II)-catalyzed transformation of U(VI)-sorbed schwertmannite and jarosite
14:50 Fika
15:20 Oral 9: M. Yli-Halla
Composition of pipestems in acid sulfate soils
15:40 Oral 10: V. Wong
The effect of fire on soil chemistry in a sulfidic peat swamp
16:00 Oral 11: J. Reynolds
The ambiguous peats of the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area: Assessing sulfidic traits
16:20 Oral 12: C. Näsi
The use of geochemical fingerprinting for locating and reducing metal discharge into the Baltic Sea
16:40 Oral 13: B. Thomas (R. Fitzpatrick)
Mineralogy and geochemistry of efflorescent sulfate salts from secondary acid sulfate soils, Ranger Uranium Mine
17:00 Meeting
18.00 The day ends

 

Tuesday

09:00 Keynote 3: Åsa Lindgren
TBD
09:40 Oral 14: T. Kronberg
Corrosion behaviour in acid sulfate soils – A laboratory study
10:00 Fika
10:30 Oral 15: M. Nystrand
Developing acid sulfate soil management for improved water status, MASSIW
10:50 Oral 16: A. Nyberg
Effects of gypsum treatment on acid sulfate soils in W Finland
11:10 Oral 17: S. Virtanen
Estimation of changes of hydraulic properties of AS soils due to ripening
11:30 Oral 18: R.K. Thakur
A comparative study of soil acidification using Incubation and MRM method in northern and southern Sweden
11:50 Oral 19: R. Quirk
Sustainable Sugar Cane Management on Acid Sulfate Soils to Raise Soil pH and Organic Carbon
12:10 Lunch break
13:10 Oral 20: N. Kaur
Sustainable Coastal Redevelopment in North Queensland: navigating co-mingled contaminated land and acid sulfate soil challenges
13:30 Oral 21: S.-E. Dear
Collaboration between industry and government to deliver innovations in acid sulfate soil management
13:50 Oral 22: E. Niemelä
Iron leaching and its management in boreal peatland forestry dominated catchment
14:10 Oral 23: A. Johnson
Swedish hypersulfidic soil material incubations suggest temperature mainly drives regional microbial community variation
14:30 Oral 24: R. Carroll
Sulfur regulation on microbial biodiversity in montane peatlands across south-eastern Australia
14:50 Fika
15:20 Oral 25: E. Leyden
Flood-Driven Changes in Sediment Sulfide Accumulation in the Coorong: Insights from the 2022–2023 River Murray Flood
15:40 Oral 26: R. Fitzpatrick
Evolutionary acid sulfate soil-landscape models for undrained and drained freshwater peaty swamps overlying limestone in the Lower South-East of South Australia
16:00 Poster session incl. 1 min pitch per poster
17.00 Meeting
18:00 Pons medal award
18:30 Conference dinner
21:00 The night ends

 

Wednesday

09:00 Keynote 4: Katerina Rodiouchkina
Sulfur isotopes...
09:40 Oral 27: P. Österholm
Addressing the EU Water Framework Directive with regards to Acid Sulfate Soils: Management Limits and Possibilities
10:00 Fika
10:30 Oral 28: E. Högfors-Rönnholm
Best practices for sustainable stabilisation and reuse of sulfidic soils with minimised environmental impact (MinImpact)
10:50 Oral 29: A. Saafan
Determining minimum cover thickness for sulfidic soil landfills based on soil water retention characteristics
11:10 Oral 30: N. Nguyen Duy
Can soil amendments improve phosphorus (P) use efficiency of crops grown on oxidized acid sulfate soils with contrasting soil P availability?
11:30 Oral 31: T.H. Pham
Can solarization enhance phosphorus availability in acid sulphate soil?
11:50 Oral 32: A. Simojoki
Do agricultural practices affect greenhouse gas emissions from cultivated mineral and organic-rich acid sulfate soils?
12:10 Lunch break
13:10 Oral 33: A. Nyman
Re-evaluation of acid sulfate soil data using robust Compositional Data Analysis (CoDa) for understanding multi-elemental systems
13:30 Oral 34: A. Boman
Geophysical methods for mapping acid sulfate soil properties
13:50 Oral 35: V. Estévez
Mapping of acid sulfate soil types in Laihianjoki River catchment:  A multiclass classification
14:10 Oral 36:V. Estévez
Cross-regional transfer learning to predict acid sulfate soils in Finland using Random Forest
14:30 Oral 37: P. Österholm
A rapid field-compatible protocol for the identification and risk assessment of acid sulfate soils along the Baltic Sea
14:50 Fika
15:20 Oral 38: P. Hulisz
Vertical zonation of soil horizons in a reverse delta landscape:  A multivariate approach to acid sulfate risk
15:40 Oral 39: W. Widyatmanti
The acid sulfate soil distribution mapping  for sustainable coastal management in the Buffer Area of Nusantara capital city, Kalimantan, Indonesia
16:00 Oral 40: S. Mattbäck
How can we use generative artificial intelligence to assist in solving acid sulfate soil–related challenges?
16.20 Post-excursion information
16:30 IUSS Acid Sulfate Soils Working Group Meeting
18:00 The day ends

 

Thursday

09:00 Post-Conference field trip
17:00 The day ends

 

Friday

09:00 Post-Conference field trip
17:00 The day ends

 

Saturday

09:00 Post-Conference field trip
17:00 The day ends