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11 OctoberFriday830bus: from Foz Tua to Alijó
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930Welcome and openingPresident of Alijó county
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100PresentationsEduardo BeiraProject FOZTUA: three years of work about Tua railroad and Tua Valley
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José Silvano (ADVT)Perspectives of development in Tua Valley, the view from ADVT, Agency for Regional Development of Tua Valley
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Sérgio Figueiredo (EDP)The project of integrated mobility in Tua Valley: new opportunities
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110Coffee break
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1130Round table with operatorsSérgio Figueiredo (EDP)moderator
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José Luis Correia (President, ADVT)
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Mário Ferreira (Douro Azul)
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Matilde Costa (Barca Douro)
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Ricardo Costa (Magnifico Douro)
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David Salvador (Europarques)
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José Silvano (General Manager, ADVT)
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1215Debate
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1250ClosingPaulo Ferrão (MIT Portugal)
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Sérgio Figueiredo (EDP)
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130lunch (Pousada, Alijó)
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1430bus: Alijó to Quinta do Tua
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150Opening session: welcomeSergio Figueiredo (EDP)
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1520A11Ian Kerr, Bruno Navarro and Hugo PereiraLabour Relations and the processes of railway construction in Portugal, India and Africa, circa 1850—circa 1910
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1540A219Richard Healey and Michael JonesTracking the 19th century railroad construction workforce in the United States: some preliminary considerations
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160A312Lurdes Martins et alConstruction of Tua railroad: incidents, deaths and wounded, resources, claims and complaints, evidence from the archives
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1620Coffee break
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1640B125Ellan SperoTua Valley: a technological landscape
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170B27Albano Viseu and JM CordeiroCork industry in Portugal, around 1900, and the case of Mirandela: Tua railroad and Clemente Meneres.
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1720B326JM CordeiroPresentation of the book by Albano Viseu (Development of the periphery in Tras os Montes: Tua railroad and Casa Meneres)
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1740Port wine break
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180C115Otilia Lage, Otilia Silva and Manuela SilvaDemography of Tua Valley: evidence from parish books during construction of the Tua line from Foz Tua to Mirandela
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1820C28Fatima Santos and J M CordeiroS.Lourenço spa and the Tua railroad: up to 1920
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1840C313Conceição SalgadoEconomics and society in Tua Valley: the surveys from 1881 and 1885
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1920C43Rodrigo da Fonte and Hugo PereiraCartoon: Abilio Beça, a father of Tua railroad from Foz Tua up to Bragança
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1940end of session
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200dinner (Calça Curta)
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2130bus: return to hotels
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12 OctoberSaturday845bus: to Quinta do Tua
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920D118Anne McCantsOpening up an 'isolated' region: the dynamics of the Tras-os-montes after the Tua Railroad
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940D29António Vieira et alChanges in the use of land in Tua Valley (XX century). A GIS based approach.
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100D310António Vieira et alTerraces (“socalcos”) in Tua Valley.
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1020D45Otilia LageOne century of representation and images of Tua Valley in the literature.
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1040D56Alvaro DominguesPresentation of the book by Otilia Lage (org.) and Eduardo Beira (photos) (TUA. A literary anthology: the valley, the river and the railroad),
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110Coffee break
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1120E128M Fernanda Rollo and Ana Paula PiresTransports under the first Great War: the case of Portuguese railways
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1140E216Domingo CuellarTechnological change, railways and conflicts: Spanish railway electrification, 1912-1941
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120E317Stefano MaggiThe building of the railway network in Italy. Railwaymen and labour conflicts.
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1220E422Michel CotteProbably the first Railway Strike during the opening time of the Saint-Etienne – Lyon Line, France, July-September 1830
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1240E521Marrta FelixThe Debate on the Restructuration of British Railways in 1967
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130lunch (Beira Rio)
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150F114JM CordeiroThe opening of Tua railroad: the king and the royal court went to Mirandela (1886)
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1520F211Lurdes MartinsDesigning Tua line: bridges and tunnels, evidence from the archives.
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1540F32Hugo PereiraThe rolling stock of Tua line: a draft
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160F44Leonel CastroEmile Biel photos of Tua railroad: a critical analysis
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1620Coffee break
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1640G123Robert SchwartzRailways and Sea Fishing in the British Isles, 1860-1900.
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170G229Joana PaulinoRailways and tourism in Portugal (end of the 19th century - beginning of the 20th century)
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1720G327Gunther DinhoblBranch lines: railways in peripheral and mountainous regions
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1740G424Stefan BrauckmanExploring the cultural landscape on old railways tracks.
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180G520Dominic FontanaLife, Death and Resurrection - Further Examples from the British Experience of Preserving Railway Heritage.
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1820Closing session and debatePaulo Ferrão
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Manuel Heitor
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Anne McCants
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EDP (tbd)
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1920End of session
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1930bus to Tralhariz
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200dinner (Tralhariz)
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13 OctoberSunday90bus to Quinta do Tua
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930Visit to dam site
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1030bus to Castelo de Ansiães
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1158early departure to Portolunch bag
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1330bus: return to Foz Tua
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140lunch (Calça Curta)
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1615Train departure to Porto
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