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Curriculum Vitae
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Vít Hladík
Tábor 34A, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic
++420-543 429 289
[email protected]
September 19, 1962
Czech Republic
married, 2 children
Employment History:
2003 -
1994 – 2003
1986 – 1993
1985 – 1986
Qualifications:
1995 – 1998
1988
1981 – 1986
1977 – 1981
Czech Geological Survey, branch Brno, Leitnerova 22, 658 69 Brno,
Czech Republic
Position: head of geophysical section
Main activities and responsibilities:
 management of R&D projects, both national and international
 international cooperation in applied geology
 research on geological storage of CO2
Geofyzika, a.s., Ječná 29a, 621 00 Brno, Czech Republic
Position: division manager
Main activities and responsibilities:
 management of 30 – 50 employees
 project preparation and management – both inland and abroad
 sales & marketing activities, exhibitions, presentations
 planning and controlling of the division’s budget, reporting
 human resources management on division level
 since 2002 national representative of the Czech Republic in ENeRG
(European Network for Research in Geo-Energy)
Geofyzika, a.s., Ječná 29a, 621 00 Brno, Czech Republic
Position: Geophysicist
Main activities and responsibilities:
 professional work – applied geophysics
 project preparation and management, presentation of results
 management of field crews
military service – Czechoslovak National Army
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Nottingham Trent University – Brno Business School
MSc. (=Doctor rerum naturalium) in applied geophysics
Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Science
Degree in applied geophysics
Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Science
‚A‘ levels – Secondary Grammar School, Brno
Other skills and knowledge:
Languages:
English – fluent
Courses:
PC skills:
Driving licence:
German – fluent (general state examination in 1982)
Russian – good
2000 International HSE standards in geophysics
(Geophysical Safety Resources, U.K.)
2000 Preparation of feasibility studies
(GOPA-Consultants, Germany)
1995 Computer graphics – MicroStation software (Brno, Czechia)
MS Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet, E-mail, MicroStation
Group B
Recent projects:
 TOGEOS (2009-2010) – Towards Geological Storage of Carbon Dioxide in the Czech
Republic – Czech-Norwegian research project funded from EEA/Norway Grants. Project
co-ordinator.
 CO2NET EAST (2006-2010) – CO2 Capture and Storage Networking Extension to New
Member States – EU FP6 Co-ordination Action. Project co-ordinator, responsible for
overall project management and coordination of activities, as well as for dissemination
and awareness building activities in the Czech Republic, links to ENeRG and CO2NET
international networks and to the Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power Plant Technology
Platform.
 Assessment of CO2 Geological Storage Potential in Greece and in the Czech Republic
(2006-2007) – bilateral Czech-Greek cooperation project. Project manager at CGS,
responsible for project management and for elaboration of source-sink scenarios, incl.
economic evaluation.
 European Climate Change Programme II – Working Group III “Carbon Capture and
Geological Storage” (2006). Representative of the Czech Republic (appointed by the
Ministry of Environment).
 EU GeoCapacity (2006-2008) - Assessing European Capacity for Geological Storage of
Carbon Dioxide – EU FP6 STREP. Company project manager at CGS, responsible for
project management, for collection of data on CO2 point sources, geological structures
suitable for CO2 storage and their preparation for GIS and Decision Support System SW,
for project website management and for definitions of conflict of interests on selected
sites.
 Geological sequestration of CO2 – potential for storage in geological environment (2005)
– Czech national research project financed by Czech Ministry of Environment. Project
manager at CGS, responsible for project management, for transfer of international
background and know-how, for evaluation of available geophysical data at selected sites
and for assessment of relations between CO2 sources and suitable storage sites.
 CASTOR (2004-2005) – CO2 from Capture to Storage – EU FP6 IP (subcontract). Project
manager at CGS, responsible for project management, for basic overview of geological
structures in the Czech republic potentially suitable for storage of CO2 with respect to the
layout of CO2 sources and for dissemination of results among stakeholders in the Czech
republic.
 Czech national geophysical database (2001-2005) - Czech national research project
financed by Czech Ministry of Environment. Project coordinator at CGS, responsible for
project management, for data registry of DC-resistivity soundings and for promotion of
the database among geological public.
Membership & other:
 European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE)
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Czech Association of Applied Geophysicists (CAAG) – chairman 2004-2008
European Carbon Dioxide Knowledge Transfer Network (CO2NET) – CGS
representative, Board member since 2006
European Network for Research in Geo-Energy (ENeRG) – country representative of the
Czech Republic since 2003 and editor-in-chief of ENeRG newsletter GEO ENeRGY
European Technology Platform for Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power Plants (ETP ZEP) –
member of Task Force for Public Communication since 2007
CCS Taskforce of EuroGeoSurevys since 2010
Advisor to the Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic on the implemntation of
the European Directive on the geological storage of carbon dioxide into Czech national
legislation (2009-10);