Supported Languages
English
Arabic

French
Conference Topics
Our conference embraces a broad and diverse range of topics, welcoming contributions from both geology and territorial planning
Applied Geomatics in Geosciences and Territorial Intelligence
Explores the use of GIS, remote sensing, and spatial analysis in geoscience and territorial planning.
Planning, Territorial Development, and Socio-Spacial Inerqualities
Examines spatial planning strategies, regional development, and the causes and impacts of socio-spatial disparities across territories.
Fundamental Geology – Earth Processes and Structural Dynamics
Covers core geological processes such as tectonics, volcanism, and structural evolution of the Earth.
Major Risk Management and Territorial Resilience
Focuses on strategies to reduce risks and enhance territorial resilience against natural and human-made hazards.
Tourism, Geodiversity and Geoheritage, Territorial Attractiveness,
and Environmental Protection
This theme focuses on how geodiversity and geoheritage boost tourism and territorial appeal while supporting environmental protection.
Climate Change, Hydrology Hydrogeology,
Water Resources: Management
and Sustainability
Examines climate impacts on water systems and sustainable water resource management.
Geotechnics, Geophysics, and Applied Geological Engineering
Focuses on subsurface investigations and geological applications for infrastructure and environmental safety.
Featured Speakers
Professor Mohammed Achite is a leading hydrologist at Hassiba Benbouali University of Chlef, Algeria, specializing in water resources management and environmental impact assessment in semi-arid regions. With over 130 publications and more than 1,600 citations, his research encompasses hydrological modeling, climate change, and water quality. His recent work includes applying machine learning to drought prediction and rainfall variability in Algeria.





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