SESSION 2 - Indoor Air Abstracts
2.1 Mold profile in
hurricane damaged residential properties
R. Otero1, A. Chamorro2, I. Hurtado1,3,4, 1RAMS Environmental Laboratory,
Inc., and 2Ambient Environmental, Inc., 3IVIC, 4Caracas, Venezuela
and University of New Mexico
2.2 Spores in typical
homes
Charles Barnes, Frank Hu, Kara Wagoner, Linda Johnson, Kevin Kennedy,
and Jay Portnoy, Children's Mercy Hospital
SESSION 3 - Indoor Air Abstracts
3.1 Differences between
ground level and rooftop airborne fungal populations and their implication
for indoor air quality investigations
Leslie Ungers, Ungers & Associates
3.2 Controlling fungal
contamination on building materials using tea tree oil
Christin Townsend and Estelle Levetin, The University of Tulsa
3.3 Effect of a novel
compound on fungal contamination
Estelle Levetin, The University of Tulsa
SESSION 5 - Panel Discussion: Soybean Rust Abstracts
5.1 Spatial and temporal
dimensions of the soybean rust incursion into North America
A. Ariatti, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and S.A.
Isard, Penn State University
5. 2 North American
Plant Disease Forecasting Center
Thomas Keever and C. E. Main, North Carolina State University
5.3 Monitoring and
forecasting the soybean rust in the U.S for the 2005 growing season
S.A. Isard, Penn State University and A. Ariatti, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
SESSION 6 - General Aerobiology (Pollen) Abstracts
6.1 Effect of climate
change on tree and grass airborne pollen dynamic in Southern Spain
León, E., García-Mozo, H., Alcázar, P. and
C. Galán University of Cordoba, Spain
6.2 Bioclimatology
of grasses pollination optimum
B. Escamilla-Garcia and P. Comtois, University of Montreal, Canada
6.3 Airborne pollen
concentration in Diyarbakir, Turkey, 2004-2005
Burcu Bursali and Cahit Dogan, Hacettepe University, Turkey
6.4 Modeling air-mediated
pollen dispersal and assessing the risk of gene flow
A. Kuparinen and R.B. O'Hara, University of Helsinki, Finland, F.
Schurr, Umweltsforschungszentrum UFZ, Germany, O. Tackenberg, University
of Regensburg, Germany
6.5 Pollenpro: a general
pollen forecasting system
K. Johnson, A. Lyle, B. Waters, S. East, R. Gamble, Estelle Levetin,
University of Tulsa
SESSION 7 - Medicine and Health Abstracts
7.1 Fungal biodiversity
in the sinunasal cavity
W. Buzina, H. Braun, H. Stammberger, D. Haas and E. Marth, Medical
University Graz, Austria
7.2 Preliminary analysis
of outdoor allergen exposure and asthma exacerbations
C Rogers, M Muilenberg, D Milton, H Burge, Harvard School of Public
Health
7.3 Indoor and outdoor
aeroalgae - Role as allergens: Aerobiological perspective
K. S. Ramchander Rao, St Martin's Engineering College, India
7.4 Asthma: a bi-product
of managing chitin exposures in chitotriosidase deficient individuals?
C Rogers, Harvard School of Public Health
SESSION 8 - Poster Session Abstracts
8.1 Preliminary survey
of airborne pollen and mold spores in central Minnesota (USA)
M.A. Zenzen, B.M. Hoffmann and S.G. Saupe. College of St. Benedict/St.
John's University
8.2 Exposure of employees
of waste water treatment plants to bioaerosols
M. Unteregger1, D. Haas1, I. Wendelin1, M. Panholzer2, E. Marth1,
F.F. Reinthaler1 1 Institute of Hygiene, Medical University Graz,
2 Sewage Authority, City of Graz, Austria
8.3 Molds in indoor
air of Austrian households
D. Haas1, J. Habib1, I. Wendelin1, W. Buzina1, M. Unteregger1, R.
Schlacher2, E. Marth1, F.F. Reinthaler1, 1Medical University Graz,
2 Department of Environmental Hygiene Styria, Austria
8.4 Airborne spores
at three sites in Oklahoma
Abeer Khattab and Estelle Levetin, University of Tulsa
8.5 Aerobiology and
morphology of myxomycete spores
Shernell Surratt and Estelle Levetin, University of Tulsa
8.6 Comparison of Pollen
Concentrations between Tulsa and Cushing, OK
Mary Larsen-Purvis and Estelle Levetin, University of Tulsa
SESSION 12 - General Aerobiology (Spores)
Abstracts
12.1 Isolation of
fungal spores in stream waters: Comparisons of methods and relationship
with airborne assemblages
J. Hobeila, B. Escamilla-Garcia, P. Comtois, F. Courchesne, and
A.G. Roy, University of Montreal, Canada
12.2 Effects of meteorological
factors on the levels of Alternaria and Cladosporium spores in the
atmosphere of Ankara, 2004-2005
C. Dogan, Burcu Bursali, Hacettepe University, Turkey
12.3 A Comparison
of counting methods for hourly airborne spore concentrations
Lora Lindley-Settlemyre1 and Estelle Levetin2, 1University of Arkansas,
2University of Tulsa
