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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track will explore the theoretical underpinnings of urban geomorphology, emphasizing the integration of geomorphological principles in urban contexts. Discussions will focus on the methodologies that underpin the study of urban landscapes and their evolution.
This session will highlight the role of Geographic Information Systems in analyzing urban environments and informing urban planning decisions. Participants will present case studies demonstrating innovative GIS applications in urban geomorphology and regional studies.
This track will address the challenges of achieving sustainability in urban settings, focusing on the interplay between urban development and environmental health. Presentations will examine strategies for enhancing urban resilience against climate change and natural hazards.
This session will delve into the classification of urban landscapes based on geomorphological characteristics and their historical significance. Discussions will include the preservation of urban geomorphological heritage in the face of modern development pressures.
This track will investigate the implications of urban sprawl on environmental health and urban ecosystems. Researchers will present findings on the socio-environmental consequences of expanding urban areas and potential mitigation strategies.
This session will explore the relationship between urban climate, de-vegetation, and the impacts of re-vegetation initiatives in cities. Presentations will focus on empirical studies that assess the effectiveness of green infrastructure in urban settings.
This track will engage participants in discussions about the ethical implications of urban growth and development. Topics will include equitable access to urban resources and the responsibilities of planners and policymakers in shaping urban futures.
This session will promote interdisciplinary approaches to understanding landscape change and its anthropogenic influences. Presentations will highlight case studies that integrate physical and life sciences in urban geomorphological research.
This track will compare traditional urban planning models with contemporary green approaches aimed at sustainable development. Discussions will focus on the effectiveness of these models in addressing urban challenges.
This session will provide a platform for sharing insights from African and European regional studies related to urban geomorphology. Participants will discuss unique challenges and solutions in urban environments across different cultural and geographical contexts.
This track will examine the relationship between urban development and the alteration of the built environment. Presentations will focus on how geomorphological insights can inform sustainable urban design and planning practices.