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II IBEROAMERICAN SHOW CAVES CONGRESS

VII SPANISH SHOW CAVES CONGRESS

CUEVATUR 2018

“Caves: the arrow of time,

La Vall d’Uixó (




AMERICAN SHOW CAVES CONGRESS

SPANISH SHOW CAVES CONGRESS

CUEVATUR 2018

“Caves: the arrow of time, from Prehistory to the Present

La Vall d’Uixó ( Castellón, Spain) 21-23 June 2018

1st Newsletter

AMERICAN SHOW CAVES CONGRESS

SPANISH SHOW CAVES CONGRESS

from Prehistory to the Present ”







ORGANIZED BY

CONVENED BY




IN COLLABORATION WITH




SPONSORED BY

IN COLLABORATION WITH




INTERNATIONAL SHOW CAVES ASSOCIATION




INTERNATIONAL SHOW CAVES ASSOCIATION




INTRODUCTION

The Spanish Show Cavesseventh edition in La Vall d’Uixó, Castellón (Spain). CUEVATUR is the meeting point in which subterranean tourism experts can share and exchange experiences. This sector has become thewell as a channel to revitalize rural regions by means of the use of their natural and cultural underground heritage.

In addition, the next CUEVATUR will coincide with the Second Ibero

Show Caves Congress, converting La Vall d’Uixó and Coves de Sant Josep into one of the most important meetings for the which is promoting the declaration of Subterranean World.

As in previous editions, CUEVATUR will become the forum to present the

latest works, studies and researches conducted in Spanish, European and Iberoamerican caves and mines, convening a large number of scientists and researchers in the world of geology, paCongress Proceeding, whose different editions indispensable collection for scholars of the

CUEVATUR is the perfect place for show cave managers to exchange

experiences and knowledge, as well as a point of reference for those responsible for the opening of new caves, as it gathers major experts on show caves and mines. DATES AND VENUES

The Congress will take placeJune 23rd, 2018 and the sessions will be held in: Auditorium Leopoldo Peñarroja (Edificio Cultural Leopoldo Peña rroja)Polígono La Moleta 12600 La Vall d’Uixó (Castellón) www.auditoriolavallduixo.esTelephone number: +34 963536113 Palau de Vivel Cultural Centre (Centre CulturalSanchis Tarazona, 35, 12600 La Vall d'Uixó (Castelló




Spanish Show Caves Congress, an event not to be missed, celebrates its seventh edition in La Vall d’Uixó, Castellón (Spain). CUEVATUR is the meeting point in which subterranean tourism experts can share and exchange experiences. This sector has become the spearhead of innovative and sustainable tourism, as well as a channel to revitalize rural regions by means of the use of their natural and cultural underground heritage.

In addition, the next CUEVATUR will coincide with the Second Iberos Congress, converting La Vall d’Uixó and Coves de Sant Josep into

one of the most important meetings for the Subterranean Tourism,romoting the declaration of June 6 th as the Day of

As in previous editions, CUEVATUR will become the forum to present the latest works, studies and researches conducted in Spanish, European and

merican caves and mines, convening a large number of scientists and researchers in the world of geology, paleontology, engineering and tourism. The

whose different editions gather nearly 300 papers, indispensable collection for scholars of the subterranean world.

CUEVATUR is the perfect place for show cave managers to exchange riences and knowledge, as well as a point of reference for those responsible

for the opening of new caves, as it gathers major experts on show caves and

DATES AND VENUES

take place in La Vall d’Uixó (Castellón), from June 20, 2018 and the sessions will be held in:

Leopoldo Peñarroja (Edificio Cultural Leopoldo Peña rroja)

La Vall d’Uixó (Castellón) www.auditoriolavallduixo.es

hone number: +34 963536113

Palau de Vivel Cultural Centre (Centre Cultural Palau de Vivel

12600 La Vall d'Uixó (Castellón)

an event not to be missed, celebrates its seventh edition in La Vall d’Uixó, Castellón (Spain). CUEVATUR is the meeting point in which subterranean tourism experts can share and exchange experiences.

spearhead of innovative and sustainable tourism, as well as a channel to revitalize rural regions by means of the use of their natural and

In addition, the next CUEVATUR will coincide with the Second Iberoamerican s Congress, converting La Vall d’Uixó and Coves de Sant Josep into

Subterranean Tourism, a tourist sector Day of Caves and the

As in previous editions, CUEVATUR will become the forum to present the latest works, studies and researches conducted in Spanish, European and

merican caves and mines, convening a large number of scientists and tology, engineering and tourism. The

nearly 300 papers, make an

CUEVATUR is the perfect place for show cave managers to exchange riences and knowledge, as well as a point of reference for those responsible

for the opening of new caves, as it gathers major experts on show caves and

ó (Castellón), from June 20th to

Leopoldo Peñarroja (Edificio Cultural Leopoldo Peña rroja)

Palau de Vivel )




LA VALL D’UIXÓ

A town made up by towns

La Vall d’Uixó is located to the south of the province of of La Plana Baixa. Its tophalfway between Valencia and Castellón airports.

Nevertheless, its main tourist attraction is Sant Josep Caves (Coves de Sant Josep), one of Europe’s lonAzahar, in the core of the Mediterranean Sea and next to the Natural Park of Sierra de Espadán, visitors will be surprised by their

The natural spot where Coves de Sant Josepenvironmental values. It is also an archaeological site declared World Heritage by UNESCO. Its historical heritage is directly related to the use of water, which connects the caves with the urban area, creating the Water Way teveryone to know the details of the town. to be magic places and legends which define the emotional DNA of the inhabitants of this place. The underground river of Coves de Sant Josep and La Vall d’Uixó offer visitors material and immaterial heritage within the same environment.

Comunitat Valenciana

tourist range includes both consolidated suninteresting inland areas. will find cities such as Oropesa del Mar, Peñíscola, Benicare connected to other destinations such as Morella, MontSegorbe. Natural, cultural and heritage values which can be found nearby La Vall d’Uixó.




A town made up by towns

La Vall d’Uixó is located to the south of the province of Castellón, in the region of La Plana Baixa. Its top-rated commercial and services sector can be found halfway between Valencia and Castellón airports.

Nevertheless, its main tourist attraction is Sant Josep Caves (Coves de Sant Josep), one of Europe’s longest underground navigable rivers. Located in Costa Azahar, in the core of the Mediterranean Sea and next to the Natural Park of Sierra de Espadán, visitors will be surprised by their reunion with nature.

The natural spot where Coves de Sant Josep are found does not only have environmental values. It is also an archaeological site declared World Heritage by UNESCO. Its historical heritage is directly related to the use of water, which connects the caves with the urban area, creating the Water Way teveryone to know the details of the town. Moreover, springs are often considered to be magic places and Font de Sant Josep was the place for traditions and legends which define the emotional DNA of the inhabitants of this place. The

round river of Coves de Sant Josep and La Vall d’Uixó offer visitors material and immaterial heritage within the same environment.

Comunitat Valenciana is one of the main tourist destinations in Spain. Its wide tourist range includes both consolidated sun and sand destinations as well as interesting inland areas. Castellón province is the perfect example. Here, visitors will find cities such as Oropesa del Mar, Peñíscola, Benicasim or Moncofa, which are connected to other destinations such as Morella, Montanejos, Vilafamés or Segorbe. Natural, cultural and heritage values which can be found nearby La Vall

Castellón, in the region rated commercial and services sector can be found

Nevertheless, its main tourist attraction is Sant Josep Caves (Coves de Sant gest underground navigable rivers. Located in Costa

Azahar, in the core of the Mediterranean Sea and next to the Natural Park of Sierra reunion with nature.

are found does not only have environmental values. It is also an archaeological site declared World Heritage by UNESCO. Its historical heritage is directly related to the use of water, which connects the caves with the urban area, creating the Water Way tour and allowing

Moreover, springs are often considered was the place for traditions and

legends which define the emotional DNA of the inhabitants of this place. The round river of Coves de Sant Josep and La Vall d’Uixó offer visitors material

is one of the main tourist destinations in Spain. Its wide and sand destinations as well as

Castellón province is the perfect example. Here, visitors asim or Moncofa, which

anejos, Vilafamés or Segorbe. Natural, cultural and heritage values which can be found nearby La Vall




ACCOMMODATIONS

Congress attendees will be offer

• HOTEL BELCAIRE: town centre, 7 minutes away from Sant Josep Sant Josep) and 5 minutes away from [email protected].: +34 964 690 Avenida Europa S/N La Vall dÚixó (Castellón)http://www.hotelbelcaire.com

• HOTEL MAR DE FULLES:

autochthonous paradise between beach and mountain.Coordinates 39º49´02.02 N 0º17´25.62 W // Apartado de correo 23 de Tel.: +34 964 090 [email protected]

• HOTEL NH PUERTO DE SAGUNTOof Sagunto’s industrial from La Vall d’Uixó.Reservas: +34 91Tel.:+34 962 698 nhpuertodesagunto@nhAvda. Ojos Negros 55 46520 Puerto de Sagunto Valencia

• HOTEL PLANAPARC:

only 8 kilometres away from the Mediterranean coast and next to the Natural Park of Sierra de Espadán.Tel.: +34 964 293 [email protected]://www.hotelplanaparc.com




ACCOMMODATIONS

ongress attendees will be offered special rates in the following

HOTEL BELCAIRE: Located in La Vall dÚixó, 10 minut7 minutes away from Sant Josep underground and 5 minutes away from A-7 motorway.

[email protected] +34 964 690 032

Avenida Europa S/N La Vall dÚixó (Castellón) http://www.hotelbelcaire.com

HOTEL MAR DE FULLES: Social and eco-friendly hotel in autochthonous paradise between beach and mountain. Coordinates 39º49´02.02 N 0º17´25.62 W // Apartado de correo 23 de La Vall d’Uixó

+34 964 090 965, +34 669 211 569 [email protected]

HOTEL NH PUERTO DE SAGUNTO : Minimalist building located in Sagunto’s industrial district. It is located on the coast, 18 kilometres away

from La Vall d’Uixó. +34 916 008 146

384 [email protected]

Negros 55 46520 Puerto de Sagunto Valencia

HOTEL PLANAPARC: Located in Alquerías del Niño Perdido, Villareal, only 8 kilometres away from the Mediterranean coast and next to the

of Sierra de Espadán. +34 964 293 037

[email protected] http://www.hotelplanaparc.com

ed special rates in the following hotels:

10 minutes away from the nderground river (Coves de

friendly hotel in an

Minimalist building located in the core n the coast, 18 kilometres away

Negros 55 46520 Puerto de Sagunto Valencia - España

Located in Alquerías del Niño Perdido, Villareal, only 8 kilometres away from the Mediterranean coast and next to the




HOW TO GET TO LA VALL D’UIXÓ

PLANE

NEAREST AIRPORTS:

• Valencia - 50 km • Castellón - 57 km • Alicante - 228 km • Barcelona - 299 km• Madrid - 404 km

TRAIN (taxi or bus combination

NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS:

• Moncofa - 8,4 km • Nules-La Vilavella • Xilxes - 8,5 km • La Llosa - 8,7 km • Almenara - 12 km• Burriana - 17,5 km• Castellón de la Plana

BUS

AVSA Company: La Vall d'Uixó

BY ROAD

FROM BARCELONA

• E-15/AP-7 to Comunidad Valenciana • Exit 49 onto N-340/N

FROM VALENCIA

• E-15/A-7/AP-7 to • Exit 287 onto la Vall d'Uixó/ Xilxes/ Chilches

FROM MADRID

• A-3 y A-7/AP-7 to • A-7/AP-7 to Castellón/ Barcelona for 38 km




HOW TO GET TO LA VALL D’UIXÓ

299 km

taxi or bus combination is required)

NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS:

La Vilavella - 8,3 km

12 km

17,5 km Castellón de la Plana - 26 km

Vall d'Uixó-Castellón and La Vall d'Uixó-Valencia

Comunidad Valenciana for 301 km 340/N-225/la Vall d'Uixó/Moncofa

Castellón/Barcelona for 40,5 km la Vall d'Uixó/ Xilxes/ Chilches

7 to Comunidad Valenciana for 388 km 7 to Castellón/ Barcelona for 38 km

Valencia lines




• Exit 287 onto la Vall d'Uixó/ Xilxes/ Chilches/ Segorbe

DESDE ZARAGOZA

• A-23 to N-225 in Comunidad Valenciana • Exit 18 onto N-225 to • Exit CV-230 to la Vall d'Uixó




Exit 287 onto la Vall d'Uixó/ Xilxes/ Chilches/ Segorbe

Comunidad Valenciana for 260 km 225 to Castellón/ Algar for 18,6 km la Vall d'Uixó




HONORARY COMMITTEE (To be confirmed)

• HM King Felipe VI• President of the Generalitat • Mayor of the Council of La Vall d’Uixó• Minister of Energy, Tourism and Digital Agenda• Secretary of State for International Cooperation and Ibero• Secretary of State for Tourism• Director of the Agency• Regional Valencian Ministry of

Change and Rural • President of the Honourable Provincial Government of Castellón• Director of the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain• President of the International Show Caves Association (ISCA)• President of the Ibero• President of the Federation of Speleology of the • Rector of Jaume I University (UJI)• Rector of the University of Val• Rector of the University of Alicante (UA)• Rector of the Polytechnic University of Val

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Coordinator:

• Manuel Durán HidalgoAssociation (ACTE)

Members:

• Juan José Durán Valsero, • Rafael Pagés Rodríguez, • Ovidio Altable Argüelles, • Jorge García Fernández,

of Ciutat Activa • Jordi Juliá García,

Vall d’Uixó • Pedro A. Robledo Ardila,

ACTE • Alba Fas Botías, Manager of Coves de Sant Josep




HONORARY COMMITTEE (To be confirmed)

HM King Felipe VI President of the Generalitat Valenciana Mayor of the Council of La Vall d’Uixó Minister of Energy, Tourism and Digital Agenda Secretary of State for International Cooperation and Ibero-Secretary of State for Tourism

Agency for International Development CooperationRegional Valencian Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Environment

and Rural Development President of the Honourable Provincial Government of CastellónDirector of the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain President of the International Show Caves Association (ISCA)President of the Ibero-American Show Caves Association (ACTIBA)President of the Federation of Speleology of the Comunitat ValencianaRector of Jaume I University (UJI) Rector of the University of València (UV) Rector of the University of Alicante (UA) Rector of the Polytechnic University of València (UPV)

COMMITTEE

Manuel Durán Hidalgo, President of the Spanish Show Caves Association (ACTE)

Juan José Durán Valsero, Vice president of ACTE Rafael Pagés Rodríguez, Vice president of ACTE Ovidio Altable Argüelles, Secretary of ACTE Jorge García Fernández, Emsevall’s Managing Director and Councillor

Jordi Juliá García, Councillor of Tourism and Third Deputy Mayor of La

Pedro A. Robledo Ardila, Geological and Mining Institute of Spain and

Manager of Coves de Sant Josep

-America

International Development Cooperation Environment, Climate

President of the Honourable Provincial Government of Castellón

President of the International Show Caves Association (ISCA) American Show Caves Association (ACTIBA)


President of the Spanish Show Caves

Emsevall’s Managing Director and Councillor

Councillor of Tourism and Third Deputy Mayor of La

Geological and Mining Institute of Spain and




SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE President:

• Dr. Pedro A. Robledo Ardila. Members:

• Dra. Ana Mª Alonso• Dr. Bartolomé Andreo. University of • Dr. José Miguel Andreu Rodes.• Dra. Aranxa Aramburu.• Dr. José Benavente. University of Granada • Dr. Francisco Bermúdez. • Dr. José María Calaforra. Universi• Dr. Juan Carlos Cañaveras. • Dr. Luis Carcavilla.• Dr. Francisco Carrasco. Universi• Dr. Antonio Cendrero.• Dr. José Antonio Cuchí• Dr. Juan José Durán. • Dr. Ángel Fernández Cortés. National Museum of National Science (CSIC)• D. Esteban Faci Aparicio. Government of Navarra• Dr. Policarpo Garay. Generalitat Valenciana• Dr. Alfonso Hortelano Mínguez. • Dra. Montserrat Jiménez.• Dr. Jesús Jordá. National Distance Education University• Dra. Valme Jurado Lobo. Inst. of Natural Resources and Agrobiology (CSIC

IRNA) • Dr. Jerónimo López. • Dr. Wenceslao Martín Rosales. • Dr. Roberto Ontañón Peredo. Government of Cantabria• Dr. Enrique Orche. University of Vigo• Dr. Eulogio Pardo. Geological and Mining Institute of Spain• Dr. Félix Pérez Lorente. Universi• Dr. Antonio Pulido. • Dr. José Ramos. University of Cádiz• Dr. Joaquín Rodríguez• Dr. José Luis Sanchidrian. • Dr. Enrique Serrano Cañadas. Universi• D. Juan Sergio Socorro Hernández.




SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Dr. Pedro A. Robledo Ardila. Geological and Mining Institute of Spain

Ana Mª Alonso-Zarza. Complutense University of Madrid. Bartolomé Andreo. University of Málaga . José Miguel Andreu Rodes. University of Alicante

. Aranxa Aramburu. University of País Vasco . José Benavente. University of Granada

Francisco Bermúdez. University of Murcia . José María Calaforra. University of Almería

Juan Carlos Cañaveras. University of Alicante-CSIC . Luis Carcavilla. Geological and Mining Institute of Spain

Francisco Carrasco. University of Málaga . Antonio Cendrero. University of Cantabria . José Antonio Cuchí. University of Zaragoza . Juan José Durán. Geological and Mining Institute of Spain

Dr. Ángel Fernández Cortés. National Museum of National Science (CSIC)D. Esteban Faci Aparicio. Government of Navarra

. Policarpo Garay. Generalitat Valenciana Dr. Alfonso Hortelano Mínguez. University of Salamanca.

. Montserrat Jiménez. University of Oviedo. National Distance Education University (UNED)

Dra. Valme Jurado Lobo. Inst. of Natural Resources and Agrobiology (CSIC

. Jerónimo López. Autonomous University of Madrid

. Wenceslao Martín Rosales. University of Granada

. Roberto Ontañón Peredo. Government of Cantabria Enrique Orche. University of Vigo Eulogio Pardo. Geological and Mining Institute of SpainFélix Pérez Lorente. University of La Rioja

. Antonio Pulido. University of Almería José Ramos. University of Cádiz

. Joaquín Rodríguez-Vidal. University of Huelva

. José Luis Sanchidrian. University of Córdoba Enrique Serrano Cañadas. University of Valladolid

D. Juan Sergio Socorro Hernández. Museum of Nature and Man.

Geological and Mining Institute of Spain

Complutense University of Madrid

Geological and Mining Institute of Spain

Geological and Mining Institute of Spain Dr. Ángel Fernández Cortés. National Museum of National Science (CSIC)

(UNED) Dra. Valme Jurado Lobo. Inst. of Natural Resources and Agrobiology (CSIC-

Eulogio Pardo. Geological and Mining Institute of Spain

Museum of Nature and Man. Tenerife




• Dr. Juan Ramón Vidal Romaní. • Dra. Cristina Liñán. Nerja Cave Foundation

• Dr. Iñaki Vadillo. University of Málaga• Dr. Jesús Miguel Soria. University of Alicante• Dr. Ramón Roselló Mora. CSIC

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONGRESS

The Congress will consist on will include the presentation of scientific and technical papers, poster sessions, guest lectures and other official and social events. trips will also be conducted, including the visit to Sant Josep underground river (Coves de Sant Josep) and other post

OFFICIAL LANGUAGES

Spanish will be the ofconsidering the origin of the author, Portuguese and English may be accepted for communications or poster presentations. EXHIBITIONS

During the Congress, different exhibitions will be held in the two meeting

venues. They will be focused on:

• “Spanish Show Caves”

• “Exhibition of the Spanish Speleology Museum”

• “Exhibition of the Geomining Museum” (Museo Geominero)

• “The Underground River. The secret cave”

• “The Water Way”




Juan Ramón Vidal Romaní. University of A Coruña Dra. Cristina Liñán. Nerja Cave Foundation

Dr. Iñaki Vadillo. University of Málaga Dr. Jesús Miguel Soria. University of Alicante Dr. Ramón Roselló Mora. CSIC-IMEDEA.

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONGRESS

The Congress will consist on sessions which will take place in the presentation of scientific and technical papers, poster sessions,

her official and social events. During congress dates, strips will also be conducted, including the visit to Sant Josep underground river (Coves de Sant Josep) and other post-congress tours.

OFFICIAL LANGUAGES

Spanish will be the official language during the Congress. considering the origin of the author, Portuguese and English may be accepted for communications or poster presentations.

During the Congress, different exhibitions will be held in the two meeting be focused on:

“Spanish Show Caves”

“Exhibition of the Spanish Speleology Museum”

“Exhibition of the Geomining Museum” (Museo Geominero)

“The Underground River. The secret cave”

which will take place in three days. They the presentation of scientific and technical papers, poster sessions,

During congress dates, short trips will also be conducted, including the visit to Sant Josep underground river

the Congress. Exceptionally and considering the origin of the author, Portuguese and English may be accepted for

During the Congress, different exhibitions will be held in the two meeting

“Exhibition of the Geomining Museum” (Museo Geominero)




POSSIBLE GUEST CONFERENCES (to be

• Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin. archaeologist at Castell

• Hypogene caves. Policarpo Garay. Generalitat Valenciana• ACTE’s role in Sustainable Underground Tourism.

of ACTE • Geoparks and Show Caves. A new Alliance. Juan José Durán. Deputy

Director General of IGME and President of ACTIBA• The management of Ibero

University of São Carlos (Brazil)• The • The tourism model in La Vall d’uixó.

Director and Councillor of • Sustainable mining tourism in local government. Guillermo Laine. Technical

coordinator at SADIM• New technologies applied to the management of sh

Temprano. Guheko• The Underground Tourism model in Italy. • Caves and the Underground World. Cultural Heritage Networks. Joëlle

Darricau. ANECAT• Worldwide Underground Tourism. Brad West. • Circular Economy and

Director of Proyectos Estratégicos

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SESSIONS

• Technical-scientific session on underground tourism in Ibero • ISCA Meeting

TOURS DURING THE CONGRESS

• COVES DE SANT JOSEP AND THE WATER WAY.Josep underground river (Coves de Sant Josep) and tour following the route of the former irrigation canal, which starts in Coves de Sant Josep. Along the tour, many patrimonial ensembles will be visiRoman aqueducts and medieval watermills; neighborhoods of Muslim origin as well as Santo Ángel, where José Vergara’s frecos of the XVIII century can be found; the Church of




POSSIBLE GUEST CONFERENCES (to be confirmed)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin. Josep Casabó. Technical archaeologist at Castellón Territorial Services. Valencian Council of CultureHypogene caves. Policarpo Garay. Generalitat ValencianaACTE’s role in Sustainable Underground Tourism. Manuel Durán. President

Geoparks and Show Caves. A new Alliance. Juan José Durán. Deputy Director General of IGME and President of ACTIBA The management of Ibero-American show caves. Heros Lobo

o Carlos (Brazil)

The tourism model in La Vall d’uixó. Jorge García. Emsevall’s Managing Director and Councillor of Ciutat Activa Sustainable mining tourism in local government. Guillermo Laine. Technical coordinator at SADIM New technologies applied to the management of show caves.

Guheko The Underground Tourism model in Italy. Mario Verole. AGTICaves and the Underground World. Cultural Heritage Networks. Joëlle

ANECAT Worldwide Underground Tourism. Brad West. President of ISCACircular Economy and Underground Tourism. Joan Mesquida. Managing

Proyectos Estratégicos (Strategic Projects)

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SESSIONS

scientific session on underground tourism in Ibero

ISCA Meeting

TOURS DURING THE CONGRESS

DE SANT JOSEP AND THE WATER WAY. TechnicalJosep underground river (Coves de Sant Josep) and tour following the route of the former irrigation canal, which starts in Coves de Sant Josep. Along the tour, many patrimonial ensembles will be visited: Roman aqueducts and medieval watermills; L’Alcudianeighborhoods of Muslim origin as well as Benizahat tower; the Church of

, where José Vergara’s frecos of the XVIII century can be found; the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, with an impressive

confirmed)

Technical ón Territorial Services. Valencian Council of Culture

Hypogene caves. Policarpo Garay. Generalitat Valenciana Manuel Durán. President

Geoparks and Show Caves. A new Alliance. Juan José Durán. Deputy

Heros Lobo. Federal

Jorge García. Emsevall’s Managing

Sustainable mining tourism in local government. Guillermo Laine. Technical

ow caves. Raúl

AGTI Caves and the Underground World. Cultural Heritage Networks. Joëlle

President of ISCA Joan Mesquida. Managing

scientific session on underground tourism in Ibero-America

Technical visit to Sant Josep underground river (Coves de Sant Josep) and tour following the route of the former irrigation canal, which starts in Coves de Sant Josep.

ted: Aigualit’s set of L’Alcudia and Zeneta,

tower; the Church of , where José Vergara’s frecos of the XVIII century can be

, with an impressive




neoclassical architecture and where its bell tower stands out as symbol of the town; and manor houses such as Count of Ripalda, in addition to an important industrial heritage.

Congress attendees will have the opportu

underground river during congress dates. TOURS AFTER THE CONGRESS

• GUIDED VISIT TO SAGUNTO. ensemble of monuments. The walls of an immense castle or fortress which served as a complex defensive system are more than one kilometre long and surround the hill dominating the city. The Roman theatre, symbol city, is carved into the rock of the hill slope that connects the castle with the plain. It was declared National Monument in 1896

• COLUMBRETES ISLANDS. of islands which constitutes one of the most imporComunitat Valencianaespecially due to its biodiversity. The four volcanic islands are: La Ferrera, La Foradadakilometres) off Oropesa del Mar, in front of the coast of Castellón. Additionally, many reefs and sandbanks can also be found, whereas numerous craters and volcanic chimneys are common elements in the orography of Columbretes Islands.

AUDIOVISUAL PRESENTATIONS

Audiovisual presentations on the underground world made between 2017 and 2018.

AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

• Best Congress communication

• Best Congress communication

• ALFONSO XII Award to Excellence in the




neoclassical architecture and where its bell tower stands out as symbol of the town; and manor houses such as Palau de Vivel or the house of the Count of Ripalda, in addition to an important industrial heritage.

Congress attendees will have the opportunity to freely visit Sant Josep underground river during congress dates.

TOURS AFTER THE CONGRESS

GUIDED VISIT TO SAGUNTO. The city of Sagunto is an extremely valuable ensemble of monuments. The walls of an immense castle or fortress which served as a complex defensive system are more than one kilometre long and surround the hill dominating the city. The Roman theatre, symbol city, is carved into the rock of the hill slope that connects the castle with the

It was declared National Monument in 1896.

COLUMBRETES ISLANDS. The Nature Reserve of Columbretes is a group of islands which constitutes one of the most important protected areas in the Comunitat Valenciana and in the archipelagoes found in the Mediterranean, especially due to its biodiversity. The four volcanic islands are: La Ferrera, La Foradada and El Carallot, and they are located 30 miles (49

Oropesa del Mar, in front of the coast of Castellón. Additionally, many reefs and sandbanks can also be found, whereas numerous craters and volcanic chimneys are common elements in the orography of Columbretes Islands.

PRESENTATIONS

Audiovisual presentations on the underground world made between 2017 and

AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

Best Congress communication

Best Congress communication related to Comunitat Valenciana

ward to Excellence in the Underground World

neoclassical architecture and where its bell tower stands out as symbol of or the house of the

Count of Ripalda, in addition to an important industrial heritage.

nity to freely visit Sant Josep

The city of Sagunto is an extremely valuable ensemble of monuments. The walls of an immense castle or fortress which served as a complex defensive system are more than one kilometre long and surround the hill dominating the city. The Roman theatre, symbol of the city, is carved into the rock of the hill slope that connects the castle with the

The Nature Reserve of Columbretes is a group tant protected areas in the

and in the archipelagoes found in the Mediterranean, especially due to its biodiversity. The four volcanic islands are: Illa Grossa,

, and they are located 30 miles (49 Oropesa del Mar, in front of the coast of Castellón.

Additionally, many reefs and sandbanks can also be found, whereas numerous craters and volcanic chimneys are common elements in the

Audiovisual presentations on the underground world made between 2017 and


Underground World




REGISTRATION

Regular fee. Registration before Fee after April 1, 2018Reduced fee (members of actiba, ACTE and partners)Authors of accepted papers (one per paper)Students fee Post-conference tour: Post-conference tour

In addition to the right to participate in CUEVATUR 2018, fee includes daily lunch,

social events, official dinner, tours and organized visits, certificate of participation and publications.

Payment of Congress registration must be made via bank transfer to EMSEVALL SL,

mentioning CUEVATUR2018, to account number:

CCC: ES57 3102 2824 1927 3200 0019 SUBMISSION OF PAPERS GUIDELINES

Papers submitted, addressing the subject of the Congress, must be unpublished and original.

• The entire paper submission, including text, figures, graphs and references, must have a maximum length of 12 page

• Use Times New Roman 12white background, one column, 2,5 cm left and right margin, 3,5 cm top margin and 2,8 cm bottom margin.

• The title must be typed in lowercase letters, bold and centered. line, the surnames, name and institution of the author or authors must appear, as well as a postal and email address.

• After a blank line, the word Summary (centered) must be followed in the next line by a summary which should be around 300 woSpanish. Key words (5 maximum) will be typed in the next line in alphabetical order. Next, the Abstract and key words (in English) will follow the same format than the summary. Finally, two lines will be left blank and the communication texand without being numbered. References will follow the rules established by the Geological and Mining Newsletter (visit www.igme.es)




Regular fee. Registration before April 1, 2018 Fee after April 1, 2018 Reduced fee (members of actiba, ACTE and partners) Authors of accepted papers (one per paper)

conference tour: Sagunto conference tour: Columbretes

In addition to the right to participate in CUEVATUR 2018, fee includes daily lunch,social events, official dinner, tours and organized visits, certificate of participation and

Payment of Congress registration must be made via bank transfer to EMSEVALL SL, mentioning CUEVATUR2018, to account number:

CCC: ES57 3102 2824 1927 3200 0019

SUBMISSION OF PAPERS

Papers submitted, addressing the subject of the Congress, must be unpublished and original. These are the formatting instructions to be met:

The entire paper submission, including text, figures, graphs and references, ximum length of 12 pages (single-sided).

Use Times New Roman 12-point font (Word format), A-white background, one column, 2,5 cm left and right margin, 3,5 cm top margin and 2,8 cm bottom margin. The title must be typed in lowercase letters, bold and centered. line, the surnames, name and institution of the author or authors must appear, as well as a postal and email address. After a blank line, the word Summary (centered) must be followed in the next line by a summary which should be around 300 woSpanish. Key words (5 maximum) will be typed in the next line in alphabetical order. Next, the Abstract and key words (in English) will follow the same format than the summary. Finally, two lines will be left blank and the communication text will follow with sections typed in lowercase letters and without being numbered. References will follow the rules established by

Geological and Mining Newsletter (visit www.igme.es)

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100 €

In addition to the right to participate in CUEVATUR 2018, fee includes daily lunch, social events, official dinner, tours and organized visits, certificate of participation and

Payment of Congress registration must be made via bank transfer to EMSEVALL SL,

Papers submitted, addressing the subject of the Congress, must be These are the formatting instructions to be met:

The entire paper submission, including text, figures, graphs and references, -4 paper size and

white background, one column, 2,5 cm left and right margin, 3,5 cm top

The title must be typed in lowercase letters, bold and centered. After a blank line, the surnames, name and institution of the author or authors must

After a blank line, the word Summary (centered) must be followed in the next line by a summary which should be around 300 words long and in Spanish. Key words (5 maximum) will be typed in the next line in alphabetical order. Next, the Abstract and key words (in English) will follow the same format than the summary. Finally, two lines will be left blank and

t will follow with sections typed in lowercase letters and without being numbered. References will follow the rules established by




• Graphs, figures and photographies (jpg or similar) with a maximum imresolution of 300ppp must be inserted into the text, and captions must be numbered, centered and

• Papers will be sent both in printed and digital (CD or email) versions. PAPER PUBLICATIONS

Papers presented at the after review- will be published in a book presented to the audience during the celebration of CUEVATUR 2018.

Full formalization of Congress registration by at least one of the authors will be

essential for paper acceptance and later publication. TECHNICAL SECRETARY

• Juan José Tiscar Moya

Coves de Sant Josep

Email address: [email protected]

Tel.: 964 69 05 76

• Noelia Martínez

Local Development Agency

Email address: [email protected]

Tel.: 964 69 06 56




Graphs, figures and photographies (jpg or similar) with a maximum imresolution of 300ppp must be inserted into the text, and captions must be numbered, centered and 10-point font in italics. Papers will be sent both in printed and digital (CD or email) versions.

PAPER PUBLICATIONS

presented at the Congress and accepted by the Scientific Committee will be published in a book presented to the audience during the

celebration of CUEVATUR 2018.

Full formalization of Congress registration by at least one of the authors will be ptance and later publication.

TECHNICAL SECRETARY

Juan José Tiscar Moya

Coves de Sant Josep

[email protected]

: 964 69 05 76

Local Development Agency (LDA)

[email protected]

06 56

Graphs, figures and photographies (jpg or similar) with a maximum image resolution of 300ppp must be inserted into the text, and captions must be

Papers will be sent both in printed and digital (CD or email) versions.

accepted by the Scientific Committee -will be published in a book presented to the audience during the

Full formalization of Congress registration by at least one of the authors will be

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