Prof. RNDr. Otília Lintnerová CSc. - Katedra mineralógie, petrológie a ložiskovej geológie

Position:	professor
Room:	G-420
Phone:	+421 2 9014 9495
e-mail:	otilia.lintnerova@uniba.sk
Publications	list of publications

Section of Mineral Deposits and Environmental Geology

ResearchGate

Topics of Thesis

Scientific interests

Chemo-stratigraphy of the Western Carpathians Mesozoic carbonate platform,
Global carbon cycle, distribution, and accumulation of organic matter in sedimentary systems, and fossil fuel generation,
Carbon isotope stratigraphy of the Triassic/Jurassic Boundary and the Jurassic/ Cretaceous Boundary sedimentary sequences (based on carbonate mineral and organic matter analyses),
Palaeoecological, palaeogeographical and paleoclimatically interpretation of geochemical results,
Environmental risk of mineral resources mining and processing,
Negative impact of the acid mine water generation in the (abandoned) mine areas, monitoring interpretation and land remediation project,
Industrial minerals and mineral wastes research for environmental and land using technology.

Pedagogická činnosť

Fossil fuels geology
Negative impact of mining activity on environment.

Bachelor’s degree:

Fossil fuel deposits and energetic resources
Landuse planning and magement
Principe’s of environmental geology

Master’s degree

Environmental Impact of mining and processing
Fossil fuel deposits of Slovakia and neighbouring regions
Mineral deposits of the World (Fossil Fuels)
Renewable and unrenewable fuels
Economic geology seminar
Diploma thesis seminar

Doctoral degree

Advanced Economic Geology

The most significant publications

Michalík, J. – Lintnerová, O. – Gażdzicki, A. – Soták, J., 2007: Record of environmental changes in the Triassis-Jurassic boundary interval in the Zliechov Basin, Western Carpathians, Palaeogeography, palaeoclimatology, palaeoecology. – Vol. 244, No. 1-4, s. 71-88.
Lintnerová, O. – Michalík J. – Uhlík, P. – Soták, J. – Weissová, Z. (2013): Latest Triassic climate humidification and kaolinite formation (Western Carpathians, Tatric Unit of the Tatra Mts. Geological Quarterly. – Vol. 57, No. 5, s. 701-728.
Fekete, K. – Soták, J. – Boorová, D. – Lintnerová, O. – Michalík, J. – Grabowski, J. 2017 : An Albian demise of the carbonate platform in the Manin Unit (Western Carpathians,) Slovakia, Geologica Carpathica. – Vol. 68, No. 5, s. 385-402.
Vďačný M., Michalík J., Lintnerová O., 2019: Tectonic discrimination of siliciclastic sedimentary record of the northern Tethyan margin at the end of the Triassic. Geological Quarterly. -Vol. . 63, No.. 1 , s. 30-38.
Michalík J. Grabowski J., Lintnerová O.- Reháková D., Kdýr Š., Snabl P., 2021: Jurassic-Cretaceous boundaray record in the Carpathian sedimentary sequences. Cretaceous research, Vol. 118, s. 1-19.

Current Projects

VEGA 2/0013/20 – member of the research team (2020-2024, principal investigator J. Soták, Slovak Academy of Science) „Chronology of global events in Tethyan and Paratethyan basins of the Western Carpathians inferred from evolution and life environments of fossil planktonic organisms.” Klikni pre podrobnosti o projekte

Planktonic organisms are known as a most sensitive components of marine and oceanic ecosystems in the present time and geological history. Therefore, they belong to principal zonal microfossils, which have been used to compile the geological time scale. Bio-events in evolution of planktonic fossils are carriable with stratigraphic boundaries of Mesozoic systems, biozones, magnetozones, isotope curves, orbital cycles, etc. C isotope chemo stratigraphy is used to identify planktonic bio events in the Western Carpathian sections, their correlation with phylogenic features, international stratotypes and global paleoenvironmental changes of the Tethyan and Paratethyan basins

VEGA 1/0196/19 – member of the research team (2019-2022, principal investigator M. Osacký) „Effect of mineralogy, chemistry and surface properties of technological types of perlites on quality of expanded perlites and reduction in accumulation of fine perlite by-product by its conversion into zeolites and their environmental application” Klikni pre podrobnosti o projekte

The project is focused on study of different technological types of perlites and fine perlite material, a by-product produced during perlite processing. The main goal is to better understand the effect of mineralogy, chemistry and surface properties of technological types of perlites on the quality of commercial products – expanded perlites and to minimize the accumulation of perlite by-product material and assess its possible environmental application. The outputs of the project may have a practical industrial application. The obtain results can be used to enhance the pre-treatment of perlite technological types and upgrade the current perlite expansion process. Implementation of these changes, may result in production of expanded perlites of higher quality at lower production costs, compared to the current commercial expansion technology. The conversion of perlite by-product into zeolites will minimize accumulation of by-product material and utilization of zeolites will have positive environmental effect.