Eleni Dovriki

EDUCATION AND TRAINING
- 2009-2012: PhD Candidate, Department of Medicine, University of Thessaly, Greece.
- 2008: MSc in Environmental Health, Department of Medicine, University of Thessaly, Greece.
- 2004: Graduate in department of Managing the rural environment and natural resources”, University of Thessaly, Greece.

Research interests
- Quality of Environment in the context of Public Health (a. Quality of Soil, b. Quality of Air and c. Quality of Water, in the Context of Public Health)

Educational expertise: Environmental Chemistry, Quality of Environment.

WORK EXPERIENCE
- 2010-2011: Laboratory collaborator, Department of Animal Production, Technological Education Institute of Larissa, Greece.
- 2009-2010: Laboratory collaborator, Department of Animal Production, Technological Education Institute of Larissa, Greece.
- 2009-2010: Laboratory collaborator, Department of Plant Production, Technological Education Institute of Larissa, Greece.
- 2008-2009: Laboratory collaborator, Department of Animal Production, Technological Education Institute of Larissa, Greece.
- 2006-2008: Associate Researcher of Public Health Research Projects co-funded by the European Social Fund - National Resources, entitled: "Improvement and Insurance of Public Health in Thessaly” and “Training of Employees in Public Services and Health Authorities in Special Topics of Public Health”.
- 2005-2007: Associate Researcher in research program co-funded by the European Social Fund - National Resources – EPEAEK II (ARCHIMEDES II), entitled: “Development of a System for Internal and External Quality Control of Drinking Water”, Technological Education Institute of Larissa, Greece.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY
Associate Researcher of Research Project co-funded by the European Social Fund - National Resources – EPEAEK II (ARCHIMEDES II):
- Title: “Development of a System for Internal and External Quality Control of Drinking Water”.

Associate Researcher of Public Health Research Projects co-funded by the European Social Fund - National Resources:
- Title: "Determination of Normal Values of Biochemical Parameters of Healthy Individuals”.
- Title "IMPROVEMENT AND INSURANCE OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THESSALY”.
- Title: “Training of Employees in Public Services and Health Authorities in Special Topics of Public Health”.

Associate Researcher in Research Projects co-funded by the European Social Fund - National Resources – EPEAEK II (ARCHIMEDES II):
- Title: "Management of Water Resources and Welland protection in tourism developing areas (MANWATER - CODE: A.1.130 - INTERREG III BARCHIMED 2000-2006)" Ref. 3446.
- Title: "Screening Assay of Secondary Prevention of Breast Cancer in Women of Thessaly - Use of Education’s Nursing Protocol”.
- Title: "Business Plan of Pieria 2006 – 2013”.
- Title: «EQUAL – ARTEMIS: “Gender equality in the armed forces. Project: Transnational”.

Abstract: Three representative areas (lowland, semi-mountainous, and coastal) have been selected for the collection of drinking water samples, and a total number of 28 physical, chemical, and biological parameters per water sample have been determined and analyzed. The mean values of the physical and chemical parameters were found to be within the limits mentioned in the 98/83/EEC directive. The analysis of biological parameters shows that many of the water samples are inadequate for human consumption because of the presence of bacteria. Cluster analysis (CA) first was used to classify sample sites with similar properties and results in three groups of sites; discriminant analysis (DA) was used to construct the best discriminant functions to confirm the clusters determined by CA and evaluate the spatial variations in water quality. The standard mode discriminant functions, using 17 parameters, yielded classification matrix correctly assigning 96.97% of the cases. In the stepwise mode, the DA produced a classification matrix with 96.36% correct assignments using only ten parameters (EC, Cl-, NO3-, HCO3-, CO3(-2), Ca+2, Na+, Zn, Mn, and Pb). CA and factor analysis (FA) are used to characterize water quality and assist in water quality monitoring planning. CA proved that two major groups of similarity (six subclusters) between 17 physicochemical parameters are formed, and FA extracts six factors that account for 66.478% of the total water quality variation, when all samples' physicochemical data set is considered. It is noteworthy that the classification scheme obtained by CA is completely confirmed by principal component analysis.


Journal articles

2010	DOI PMID Agelos Papaioannou, Athina Mavridou, Christos Hadjichristodoulou, Panagiotis Papastergiou, Olga Pappa, Eleni Dovriki, Ioannis Rigas (2010) Application of multivariate statistical methods for groundwater physicochemical and biological quality assessment in the context of public health. Environ Monit Assess 170: 1-4. 87-97 Nov Abstract: Three representative areas (lowland, semi-mountainous, and coastal) have been selected for the collection of drinking water samples, and a total number of 28 physical, chemical, and biological parameters per water sample have been determined and analyzed. The mean values of the physical and chemical parameters were found to be within the limits mentioned in the 98/83/EEC directive. The analysis of biological parameters shows that many of the water samples are inadequate for human consumption because of the presence of bacteria. Cluster analysis (CA) first was used to classify sample sites with similar properties and results in three groups of sites; discriminant analysis (DA) was used to construct the best discriminant functions to confirm the clusters determined by CA and evaluate the spatial variations in water quality. The standard mode discriminant functions, using 17 parameters, yielded classification matrix correctly assigning 96.97% of the cases. In the stepwise mode, the DA produced a classification matrix with 96.36% correct assignments using only ten parameters (EC, Cl-, NO3-, HCO3-, CO3(-2), Ca+2, Na+, Zn, Mn, and Pb). CA and factor analysis (FA) are used to characterize water quality and assist in water quality monitoring planning. CA proved that two major groups of similarity (six subclusters) between 17 physicochemical parameters are formed, and FA extracts six factors that account for 66.478% of the total water quality variation, when all samples' physicochemical data set is considered. It is noteworthy that the classification scheme obtained by CA is completely confirmed by principal component analysis. Notes:
	Agelos Papaioannou, Eleni Dovriki, Nikolaos Rigas, Panagiotis Plageras, Ioannis Rigas, Maria Kokkora, Panagiotis Papastergiou (2010) Assessment and Modelling of Groundwater Quality Data by Environmentric Methods in the Context of Public Health. Water Resources Management 24: 12. 3257-3278 Jan Abstract: Notes:
2009	Agelos Papaioannou, George Karamanis, Thomas Spanos, Panagiotis Plageras, Eleni Dovriki (2009) Determination and Modelling Clinical Laboratory Data of Healthy Individuals and End-Stage Renal Failure Patients. Central European Journal of Medicine 4: 1. 37-48 Abstract: Notes:
	Agelos Papaioannou, Nikolaos Rigas, George Rigas, Athanasios G Paliatsos, Panagiotis T Nastos, Panagiotis Plageras, Zoe Roupa, Konstantinos, V Kakavas, Eleni Dovriki (2009) Multivariate Statistical Interpretation of Soil Quality Data in the Context of Public Health. Fresenius Environmental Bulletin 18: 2. 204-212 Abstract: Notes:
2007	DOI A Papaioannou, P Plageras, E Dovriki, A G Paliatsos, A Minas, Zoe Roupa (2007) Determination of sodium and potassium electrolytes in human serum by indirect and direct ISE methods in clinical and biochemical laboratories. Research Journal of Medical Sciences 1: 2. 95-101 Abstract: Notes:

	A Papaioannou, P Plageras, E Dovriki, A Minas, V Krikelis, P Th Nastos, K Kakavas, A G Paliatsos (2007) Groundwaters quality and location of productive activities in the region of Thessaly (Greece). Desalination 213: 209-217 Mar Abstract: Notes:
	DOI Agelos Papaioannou, Vasili Simeonov, Panagiotis Plageras, Eleni Dovriki, Thomas Spanos (2007) Multivariate statistical interpretation of laboratory clinical data. European Journal of Medicine 2: 3. 319-334 Abstract: Notes:
2006	A PAPAIOANNOU, P PLAGERAS, E DOVRIKI, K KAKAVAS, P TH NASTOS, A G PALIATSOS (2006) Quality Control of Drinking Water and Public Health. WSEAS TRANSACTION ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 2: 6. 845-850 Jun Abstract: Notes:
	A Papaioannou, K Kakavas, E Dovriki, P Plageras, A Noulas, A Minas, V Krikelis, A G Paliatsos (2006) QUALITY CONTROL OF GROUNDWATER OF REGION THESSALY (GREECE). Fresenius Environmental Bulletin 15: 9a. 1015-1022 Abstract: Notes:
	A PAPAIOANNOU, P PLAGERAS, P TH NASTOS, D GRIGORIADIS, E DOVRIKI, T H SPANOS, S KOUTSERIS, A G PALIATSOS (2006) Assessment of Soil and Groundwater Quality and Hydrogeological Profile of Drama’s Prefecture, North Greece. WSEAS TRANSACTION ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 2: 10. 1276-1281 Oct Abstract: Notes:
Conference papers

2009	N RIGAS, E DOVRIKI, I RIGAS, I M GOULA, D KANTAS, P PLAGERAS, A PAPAIOANNOU (2009) MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF SEVEN YEARS DRINKING WATER QUALITY DATA FROM THESSALY REGION – CENTRAL GREECE. In: 11th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY– 2009 (CEST2009), September 3rd - 5th, 2009, CHANIA, CRETE, GREECE. Abstract: Notes:
	Ch Makridis, E Dovriki, I Rigas, N Rigas, P Plageras, A Papaioannou (2009) APPLICATION OF CHEMOMETRIC METHODS IN ANALYSIS OF POTABLE WATER QUALITY DATA. In: 15th International Symposium on Environmental Pollution and its Impact on Life in the Mediterranean Region, October 7-11, 2009, Bari, Italy. Abstract: Notes:
	I Rigas, E Dovriki, N Rigas, A G Paliatsos, P Plageras, A Papaioannou (2009) CHEMOMETRIC CHARACTERIZATION OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY FROM DIFFERENT WELLS – DRINKING WATER SUPPLIERS. In: 15th International Symposium on Environmental Pollution and its Impact on Life in the Mediterranean Region, October 7-11, 2009, Bari, Italy. Abstract: Notes:
2008	A Papaioannou, P Plageras, E Dovriki, D Lavdas, Z Roupa, A Minas, V Krikelis, A G Paliatsos, P T Nastos (2008) Assessment and Monitoring the Quality of Potable Water in the Prefecture of Trikala (Central Greece) in the Context of Public Health. In: IX International Conference “Protection and Restoration of the Environment”, 29 June – 2 July 2008, Cephalonia, Greece. Abstract: Notes:
2007	Panagiotis T Nastos, Agelos Papaioannou, Athanasios G Paliatsos, Konstandinos Kakavas, Panagiotis Plageras, Eleni Dovriki (2007) WET DEPOSITION IN TWO GREEK SITES: LARISSA AND ATHENS. In: 14th International Symposium on Environmental Pollution and its Impact on Life in the Mediterranean Region, 10th to 14th October 2007 in Sevilla, Spain. Abstract: Notes:

	A PAPAIOANNOU, K KAKAVAS, P PLAGERAS, E DOVRIKI, A MINAS, V KRIKELIS, Z ROUPA, P TH NASTOS, A G PALIATSOS (2007) Multivariate Statistical Interpretation of Physical, Chemical and Microbiological Variables of Potable Water in the Context of Public Health. In: The 6th WSEAS International Conference on ENVIRONMENT, ECOSYSTEMS and DEVELOPMENT (EED’07), Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, December 14-16, 2007. Abstract: Notes:
	A PAPAIOANNOU, P PLAGERAS, E DOVRIKI, A MINAS, V KRIKELIS, A G PALIATSOS, P TH NASTOS, S MPELTSIOS (2007) ASSESSMENT AND MONITORING THE QUALITY OF DRINKING WATER IN THE CONTEXT OF PUPLIC HEALTH. In: 10th International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology, Kos island, Greece, 5-7 September 2007. Abstract: Notes:
	A Papaioannou, P Plageras, P Th Nastos, A G Paliatsos, E Dovriki, Z Roupa, K Kakavas, I Papas (2007) Multivariate Statistical Interpretation of Soil Physical and Chemical Data in the Context of Public Health. In: International Conference “CEMEPE”, June 24 – 28, 2007, Skiathos Island, Geece. Abstract: Notes:
	A Papaioannou, P Plageras, E Dovriki, M Kourtidis, P Th Nastos, A G Paliatsos, S Koutseris, I Eskioglou, A Vondas, I Pappas (2007) Assessment and Monitoring the Quality of Magnesia Prefecture’s Groundwater. In: 3rd International Conference on Water Framework Directive (WFD), Lille, France, 2007. Abstract: Notes:
2006	Agelos Papaioannou, Panagiotis Plageras, Kostas Kakavas, Eleni Dovriki, Athanatios Paliatsos (2006) Classification and Diversion of Soils in Central Greece. In: 18th World Congress of Soil Science (July 9-15, 2006), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Abstract: Notes:
	A Papaioannou, K Kakavas, P Plageras, E Dovriki, A Minas, A Noulas, A Paliatsos (2006) QUALITY CONTROL OF SOILS AND GROUNDWATER OF REGION THESSALY (GREECE). In: International Conference: Protection and Restoration of the Environment VIII, 3-7 July 2006, Chania, Greece. Abstract: Notes:
	A Papaioannou, P Plageras, S Beltsios, E Dovriki, P Th Nastos, A G Paliatsos (2006) Physical Chemical and Microbiological Profile of Potable Water in the Thessaly Region. In: 2nd International Conference “Water Science and Technology – Integrated Management of Water Resources (Aqua 2006)”, 23-26 November 2006, Athens, Greece. Abstract: Notes:
	A PAPAIOANNOU, P PLAGERAS, K KAKAVAS, E DOVRIKI, P TH NASTOS, A MINAS, V KRIKELIS, A G PALIATSOS (2006) Monitoring and Control the Quality of Drinking Water, the necessary action for the protection of Public Health. In: The 4th WSEAS International Conference on ENVIRONMENT, ECOSYSTEMS and DEVELOPMENT (EED’06), Vouliagmeni, Athens, Greece, 2006. Abstract: Notes:
2005	I Papas, E Dovriki, P Plageras, K Kakavas, A Papaioannou (2005) TOXIC ELEMENTS IN THE GROUNDWATER IN THE AREA OF LARISSA, GREECE. In: 12th International Symposium on Toxicity Assessment, Skiathos, June 12-17, 2005. Abstract: Notes:
	I Pappas, E Dovriki, P Plageras, A Noulas, A Minas, A Paliatsos, A Papaioannou (2005) Location of productive activities in the region of Thessaly (Greece) in relation to groundwater quality. In: 1st International Conference on New Water Culture of South East European Countries (Aqua 2005), 21-23 October 2005, Athens, Greece. Abstract: Notes:
	A PAPAIOANNOU, P PLAGERAS, K KAKAVAS, E DOVRIKI, P TH NASTOS, A MINAS, V KRIKELIS, A G PALIATSOS Hydrogeological Profile and Assessment of Groundwater Quality in the Prefecture of Drama, North Greece. In: The 5th WSEAS International Conference on ENVIRONMENT, ECOSYSTEMS and DEVELOPMENT (EED’06), Venice, Italy, November 20-22, 2006. Abstract: Notes:

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