International Cooperation of IRSM CAS v.v.i.

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Cooperating Institution, Subject of Cooperation	State	Cooperating Department
Subject of cooperation		Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation		Department of Neotectonics and Thermochronology
Subject of cooperation Geological map 1:50000, Blatt Haslach, Project coordinator for the Czech side is Dr.. Krystof Verner, PhD. of Czech Geologicla SurveyGeologische Bundesanstalt Wien web	Austria	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Biomarkers and petrographic parameters: relationship between them and limits of their explanatory power, 13-18482SUniversität Leoben web	Austria	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Publications: - Finger F., Rene M., Verner K.: Bavarian phase and origin of the South Bohemian Batholith. - Journal of Geosciences - Finger F., Verner K., Rene M., Dörr W.: Petrology of orthogneisses from the Strazek Moldanubian. - International Journal of GeoscincesUniversity of Salzburg web	Austria	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Project: 7AMB13AT023 - Neotectonics in the Alpine-Carpatian Foreland (2013-2014, MSM/7A) Investigator: Dr. Kurt Decker, RNDr. Petra Stepancikova, Ph.D.The University of Vienna, Faculty of Earth Science, Geography and Astronomy Department of Deodynamics and Sedimentology web	Austria	Department of Neotectonics and Thermochronology
Subject of cooperation Monitoring and forecasting of hazardous geological processes, 2014 - 2016 investigator: J. Stemberk and N. DobrevGeological Institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences web	Bulgaria	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Academic cooperation - project Induced and natural seismicity at Provadia (Bulgaria) - origins and consequences, stage II"Geological Institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences	Bulgaria	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation academic cooperation - project: Tectonic activity of the significant karst systems (development correlation of the Central Europe and Mediterranean area)National lnstitute for Geophysics, Geodety and Geography BAS web	Bulgaria	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Project Coke production using plastic wastes from Egypt and Czech Republic, Pyrolysis of coal/rubber blends in cokemaking, Investigators: Ivana Sykorova, Martina Havelcova, Ahmed MelegyNational Research Center web	Egypt	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Increasing the quality of higher education and the creation of applied geology research center at the University of Arba Minch (Southern Ethiopia, Grant No. 25/2015/03 Czech development Agency (CzDA) Resolved in: 2015 - 2017 Principal investigator: Mgr. Jan Valenta, Ph.D., IRSM of CAS To support the Ethiopian government improving conditions for inhabitants and organizations and reduce poverty by own forces are the main developmental goals of the project. This goal shall be reached by advancing the knowledge in fields of Engineering geology, evaluation of geological hazards, applied tectonics and geophysics. Such knowledge will contribute also in protection of environment and sustainable exploitation of natural resources of Ethiopia. The project has an aim to improve efficiency of education at the Arba Minch University (AMU), requested by government. The efficiency can be amended only by increasing the qualification of AMU teachers and employees in the fields of Engineering geology, evaluation of geological hazards, applied tectonics and geophysics. This aim will be supported by creation of research centre and also electronic versions of textbooks and presentations for the lectured expertises. Project will contribute in reduction of poverty, increase of landscape and wildlife protection and efficient and sustainable exploitation of natural resources as well as development of education. Arba Minch University web \| web	Ethiopia	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation The EU TecNet monitoring network provides very precise measurements of tectonic creep, using a series of crack gauges known as TM-71s and GPS measurement. Localities: Lorettotunnel (Freiburg), Wattkopftunnel (Karlsruhe) Investigator: josef StemberkUniversität Karlsuhe web \| web	Germany	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation The EU TecNet monitoring network provides very precise measurements of tectonic creep, using a series of crack gauges known as TM-71s and GPS. Localities: Congress Center Darmstadt Investigator: Josef StemberkTechnische Universität Darmstadt web \| web	Germany	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Thesis in years 2013-2014: Mineralogy of greisens from the Hub Stock (Horni Slavkov-Krasno ore district), Mineralogy of hydrothermally altered granites from the Bor pluton with relation to uranium mineralization.)Friedrich-Schiller-University of Jena web	Germany	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Classification of coal structures from self-heated coal and coal wastes, Projekt ICCOP (Self-heating of coal and coal wastes)Federal Inst. Geosciences and Nat. Resources in Hannover web	Germany	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Publication: - Fiege A., Rene M., Holtz F.: Petrology of topaz granites of the Krusne Hory/Erzgebirge batholith, Contributions of Mineralogy and Petrology.Leibniz University of Hannover web	Germany	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation cooperation in 2011-2012, analysis of induced seismicity in Blackpool, the first in UK to start drilling for the shale gasCuadrilla Resources, Birmingham web \| web \| web	Great Britain	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation Project: TecNet 3-D monitoring of displacements on faults and GPS measurements earth movement, Photo Location: Gulf of CorinthCorinth Rift Laboratory - NAS-3F- CORINTH web	Greece	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Project ICCOP - New Handbook of Coal and Organic Petrology Editorial Board, investigators: I. Sykorova, I. Suarez Ruiz, K. ChristanisUniversity of Patras web	Greece	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Active Fault Mapping and Paleoseismology along the Himalayan Frontal Thrust, Mishmi thrust and the Naga Thrust within the Quaternaries, North Eastern IndiaUniversity of Calcutta web	India	Department of Neotectonics and Thermochronology
Subject of cooperation Under the project "Earthquake swarms and their triggering mechanisms in diverse tectonic environments (Bohemian Massif, Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Western Alps)" we set up a seismic network on Reykjanes peninsula in the southeast Iceland. All 15 stations were placed during August/September of 2013 to monitor earthquake activity in this region for at least 2 years. Measured data allow us to study the seismic source and to compare the seismic activity with other regions of earthquake swarms. In 2010 we initiated a cooperation with Icelandic Met Office and started a common comparative study of West Bohemian and South Icelandic earthquakes. We analyzed catalogues of over 20 years of observations and we found out that the swarms in West Bohemia and South Iceland are alike. Grant project reference: GAP210/12/2336 - Team members: Josef Horálek (leader at GFÚ CAS), Jiří Málek (leader at IRSM CAS) and orders: Hana Čermáková, Jana Doubravová, Tomáš Fischer, Lucia Fojtíková, Jakub Klicpera, Jan Michálek, Bohuslav Růžek, Jan ŠílenýIcelandic Met Office web \| web	Island - Reykjanes Peninsula Region	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation Project: A Paleoseismic Record of Earthquakes for the Dead Sea Transform Fault between the First and Seventh Centuries C.E., Dr. Neta Wechsler, Ph.D., Prof. Thomas Rockwell, Dr. Yann Klinger, Ph.D.Tel-Aviv University, Department of Geosciences web	Israel	Department of Neotectonics and Thermochronology
Subject of cooperation Project: The EU TecNet monitoring network provides very precise measurements of tectonic creep, using a series of crack gauges known as TM-71s and GPS measurement. Localities: Colfiorito, Norcia, Matinatta (Gargano)Univerzita Camerino web \| web	Italy	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Project: The EU TecNet monitoring network provides very precise measurements of tectonic creep, using a series of crack gauges known as TM-71s and GPS measurement. Localities: Colfiorito, Norcia, Matinatta (Gargano), Central and South Apennine MountainsUniversity of Florence web \| web	Italy	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Joint projects in the years 2011 - 2014National Research Council - Institute of Science and Technology for Ceramics web	Italy	Department of Materials Structure and Properties
Subject of cooperation slope movementsKyoto University web	Japan	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation The EU TecNet monitoring network provides very precise measurements of tectonic creep, using a series of crack gauges known as TM-71s. Localities: Boom Galerry, Ala-Archa, Investigator: Josef StemberkInstitute of Seismology, National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic, Bishkek web \| web \| web	Kyrgyzstan	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation prof. Ramon Zuniga, project: Caracterizacion de fallas sismogenicas en el centro del cinturon volcanico mexicano: implicaciones para la peligrosidad sismica y la inestabilidad de laderas, 2011-2013, CONACYT, Mexico. Investigators: prof. Ramon Zuniga, RNDr. Petra Stepancikova, Ph.D.UNAM Queretaro web	Mexico	Department of Neotectonics and Thermochronology
Subject of cooperation Project: The EU TecNet monitoring network provides very precise measurements of tectonic creep, using a series of crack gauges known as TM-71s Lokality: Pitec - Huaraz, province Ancash, measurement is provided by Faculty of Science, Charles University in PragueSeismological Institute in Lima web \| web	Peru	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Project: "Hazard assessment of dangerous landslides and glacial lake outburst floods, Cordillera Blanca, Peru (GAP209/11/1000 - 2011-2014) Principal investigator: RNDr. Jan Klimeš, Ph.D.The Peruvian National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology web \| web \| web	Peru	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation GAP209/11/1000 - "Hazard assessment of dangerous landslides and glacial lake outburst floods, Cordillera Blanca, Peru" (2011-2014) - RNDr. Jan Klimes, Ph.D.,Ing. Alejo CochacinAutoridad Nacional del Agua web \| web \| web	Peru	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation International cooperation without grant (Articles) 2013: Dr. Edmundo Norabuena - Common geodynamic laboratory and create articles. Dr. Mauro Rossi, CNR-IRPI, Perugia, Italy - article on the stability of slopes in the vicinity of Machu Picchu.Instituto Geofisico del Peru, Lima web	Peru	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation 3D monitoring of displacements on faults and GPS measurements earth movement Location: bay Hornsund, Polish Polar Station Geophysical Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Polish Polar Station, Hornsund, Svalbard web \| web	Poland	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Project ICCOP - Self-heating of coal and coal wastesUniversity of Sielsia in Sosnowiec web	Poland	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Classification of coal structures from self-heated coal and coal wastes. Projekt ICCOP (Self-heating of coal and coal wastes)University of Porto web	Portugal	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Development of tissue engineering materials on the basis of polymer matrices and mesenchymal stem cells, osteoblasts and fibroblasts, (2012-2014), Dr. V.E. Yudin, biomaterials which consist of chitosan and other biocompatible matrices Institute of Macromolecular Compounds, St. Petersburg web	Russia	Department of Composites and Carbon Materials
Subject of cooperation Inter-Academy Cooperation "Monitoring and analysis of the earthquake, with an emphasis on Ohře rift in the Czech Republic and the area of the Little Carpathians in the Slovak Republic"Slovak Academy of Sciences web	Slovakia	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation "Contact the Western Carpathians and the Bohemian Massif from the perspective of tiny tectonics in cliff zone based on the measurement and interpretation of results from natural underground space and possible correlations in the region" - Inter-Academy cooperation, 2012-2014, Dr. Joseph Vozar, Dr. Milos Briestenský, Ph.D.Geological Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences web	Slovakia	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Doc. Zdenko Hochmuth, UPJŠ, Kosice, Slovakia - Joint geodynamic network Slovak Karst, articles.Pavol Jozef Šafárik University, Košice web	Slovakia	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation	Slovakia	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation CzechGeo-MKnet is a part of MKnet seismic network which monitors seismic activity in Male Karpaty region. The pre-2011 MKnet network consisted of 13 stations (red squares and triangles). Three stations were added in 2011 (No. 14-16, green triangles). Station No.23 (green triangle) was added in 2017. A further extension by 6 stations (No. 17-22, purple triangles) is under planning. The yellow, blue and grey circles symbolize earthquakes with magnitude ML > 3, 1 < ML < 3 and ML < 1, respectively. The historical 1906 earthquake of magnitude 5.7 is shown by big yellow star. Stations No.14 JAL; No.15 BAN; No.16 POD; No. 23 PULA are supported by CzechGeo. Data available on request: czechgeo-mknet@irsm.cas.cz.The Earth Science Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Progseis, s r.o. web	Slovakia	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation Project: TecNet 3-D monitoring of displacements on faults and GPS measurements earth movement Locations: Vremščica, Postojna CaveKarst Research Institute, Postojna web \| web	Slovenia	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Joint projects in the years 2011 - 2014Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute Ljubljana web	Slovenia	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation slope and fault movementsThe Council for Geoscience (CGS) of South Africa web	South African Republic	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Mega-landslides: imminent hazard or sleeping giants? Monitoring the landslide hazard related to ongoing volcanic activity around El Hierro, Canary Islands, Spain (Grant No.: W244-12, 2012-2013) Investigators: Dr. J. Yepes, University of Gran Canaria, Dr. I. Galindo Jimenez, IGME, Dr. S. Metliditis, IGN, Mgr. Jan Blahut, Ph.D. and RNDr. Jan Klimes, Ph.D.National Geographic Society and Waitt Grant web \| web	Spain	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Faculty of Geology, Dpt. Geodynamics and Geophysics: Article: Combining new airborne LiDAR data and provenance of alluvial fan deposits to constrain long - term offsets along the Elsinore fault in the Coyote Mountains, Imperial Valley, California. prof. Eulalia Masana,University of Barcelona web \| web	Spain	Department of Neotectonics and Thermochronology
Subject of cooperation Projekt ICCOP - New Handbook of Coal and Organic Petrology Editorial Board, Investigator: I. Sykorova, I. Suarez Ruiz, K. ChristanisINCAR (Instituto Nacional del Carbon, Oviedo) web	Spain	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation Project: TecNet 3-D monitoring of displacements on faults and GPS measurements earth movement - Grimsel underground laboratory, Investigator: J. StemberkNAGRA (National Cooperative for the Disposal of Radioactive Waste) web \| web \| web	Switzerland	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Joint project was launched in mid-2013. The project aims to substantially reduce energy consumption in glass melting process and increase efficiencies operated melting furnaces. The task of the Czech team is to seek and find the conditions under which in industrial melting furnaces exercise control the flow of the melt. Grant's partner is a Czech Glass Service Inc.IPGR (International Partners in Glass Research) web \| web	Switzerland	Department of Materials Structure and Properties
Subject of cooperation Project TecNet: 3-D monitoring network provides very precise measurements of tectonic creep, using a series of crack gauges known as TM-71s. Most of the devices are situated in caves where more stable climatic conditions ensure that the effects of thermal dilation are minimised: Garm, Runou and Childar Investigator: Blahoslav Kostak Measurements completed in 1994The Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth of the Russian Academy of Sciences web \| web	Tadzikistan	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation slope and fault movementsThe Central Geological Survey (CGS), under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) web	Tchaj-wan	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Analysis of detection-induced seismicity at injection of wastewater Petroleum Institute , Abu Dhabi web \| web	United Arab Emirates	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation Project: "Gephysical imaging of feeding systems within inactive monogenetic volcanoes" and "Tomography of partly eroded monogenetic volcanoes"New Mexico Highlands University web	USA	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation Project GAP210/10/0925 "Rotational components of seismic waves for local shallow earthquakes and artificial sources" (2010-2013, GA0/GA) Continuation of the project to the Ministry of Education-AMVIS "the six-continuous monitoring of seismic swarms in the areas of Long Valley Caldera and The Geysers, California."United States Geological Survey web \| web	USA	Department of Seismotectonics
Subject of cooperation Project: "Multi-disciplinary study of the processes in the sandstone outcrops: a new approach to research and interpretation of selected sandstone forms" (GA13-28040S, 2013-2015), Investigator: Mgr. Jana Schweigstillova, Ph.D., cooperation Dr. A. MayoBrigham Young University web	USA	Department of Engineering Geology
Subject of cooperation Project: LH12078 - Assessment of Tectonic Movements on Active Faults (2012-2015, MSM/LH) Investigator: P. Stepancikova, prof. Thomas RockwellSan Diego State University web \| web	USA	Department of Neotectonics and Thermochronology
Subject of cooperation Projekt ICCOP - Interlaboratory Study of D7708-Standard Test Method for Microscopical Determination of the Reflectance of Vitrinite Dispersed in Sedimentary Rocks, Investigator: P.C. Hackley, Co-worker I. Sykorova and other 26 co-investigators from 15 countriesUnited States Geological Survey, Reston web	USA	Department of Geochemistry
Subject of cooperation The research analyzes microseismic monitoring of surface data.MicroSeismic, Inc. web \| web \| web	USA	Department of Seismotectonics