We are pleased to invite you to the annual meeting of the "3rd Edition of World Congress on Geology and Earth Science (GeoEarth-2022)” will be held Sept 22-23, 2022 at Barcelona, Spain (Hybrid Event). The meeting is being organized by the Innovinc International.
GeoEarth-2022 serve to unite and engage people passionate about geoscience and its role in addressing global challenges. We do this through various and exciting programme of thematic events which reflect our principle areas of focus. Through our conference, we aim to improve knowledge and understanding of the future of Geology and Earth Science. At this international high-level policy event, GeoEarth-2022 invites leaders from across society to meet and discuss policies and experiences.
The Second edition of Geology and Earth Science was completed successfully (Virtually) with over 70 participants and the previous in-person event had 96 attendee from 37 countries attended in London and the event has a growing interest among the scientists and technicians.
We are confident it will be an excellent meeting bringing together friends and colleagues within the geological community after a long period of absence.
Find out how you can become a speaker or sponsor of this event by contacting Conference Coordinator and Chair
Robert Martin: geology@geology-earthscience.com Tel: +1-408-352-1010
We look forward to welcoming you all to Barcelona in September 2022
We have enlisted some outstanding sessions that will give an opportunity to focus on specific areas from your own perspective experiences. Abstracts of all the related interest areas are accepted, but are not limited to the following sessions..
Honorary Professor, Institute of Ocean & Earth Sciences, University of Malaya, Malaysia
Professor, Brandon University, Canada
Professor, Ankara University, Turkey
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain
Institute for research in mines and the environment (IRME), Canada
University of Western Ontario, Canada
Nick Barton & Associates, Norway
Thu , Sep 22, 2022
Day 1- September 22, 2022
08:15 - 08:45 Welcome & Registrations
08:45 - 09:00 Opening Remarks
KEYNOTE FORUM
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09:00 -09:30 |
Title: Flood impact maps -A standardized approach of understanding vulnerable landscapes |
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Slobodan P. Simonovic ,University of Western Ontario, Canada |
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09:30 - 10:00 |
TBA |
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10:00 - 10:30 |
TBA |
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10:30 - 10:35 |
Group Photo @ Hall or Foyer |
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10:35 - 10:50 |
Refreshment Break @ Foyer |
Technical Sessions- I
Ore & Mineral Geology
Structural Geology & Rock Mechanics
Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology
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10:50 -11:10 |
Title: The genesis of Carlin type gold deposits in relation to the geologic evolution of the Getchell trend, Nevada, USA |
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John A. Groff, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology , United States |
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11:10 -11:30 |
Title: Multiple thermochronometers applied to the quantitative analysis of compressive systems: the southern sub- andean fold and thrust belt of Bolivia. From source rock to trap |
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HERNANDEZ JUAN IGNACIO, LA.TE. ANDES S.A, Argentina |
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11:30 -11:50 |
QUIN 1.0: a QUaternary fault strain INdicators database from Italy |
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Simone Bello, University G. d'Annunzio Chieti - Pescara, Italy |
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11:50 -12:10 |
Types of PGE-rich sulfide ores in the deposits of the Norilsk region |
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Nadezhda Tolstykh, VS Sobolev Institute of Geology and Mineralogy, Russia |
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12:10 -12:30 |
Geochemistry and morphology of Fe-Mn micronodules in REY-rich mud: Implications for the formation process of highly promising deep-sea REY resource |
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Kazutaka Yasukawa, The University of Tokyo, Japan |
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12:30 -12:50 |
The Calatrava paradox to decipher the origin of carbonatites: a petrological insight on Finca La Nava, Calatrava Province (central Spain) |
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Gianluigi Rosatelli, University G. d'Annunzio, Italy |
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12:50 - 13:10 |
Organic petrological characterisation and facies interpretation of the Upper Triassic black limestone in the Lesno Brdo (External Dinarides of Slovenia) |
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Neža Malenšek Andolšek, Geological Survey of Slovenia, Slovenia |
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13:10 - 14:00 |
Lunch @ Restaurant |
Technical Session- II
Geological Hazards & Geological Risk Assessment
Environmental Geo-sciences
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14:00-14:20 |
Flood event predictions in fast-flowing watersheds using deep learning models based on the Long-Short Term Memory (LSTM) architecture |
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Marco Luppichini, University of Pisa, Italy |
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14:20-14:40 |
Remote and in situ devices for the assessment of marine contaminants of emerging concern and plastic debris detection |
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Marinella Farré, IDÆA-CSIC , Barcelona, Spain |
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14:40-15:00 |
Detecting Surface Displacement Patterns over Bucharest (Romania) with InSAR |
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Iuliana Armas, University of Bucharest, Romania |
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15:00-15:20 |
TBA |
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Joan Garcia , Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain |
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15:20-15:40 |
High-resolution gravimetric determination of the magmatic chamber of Nevado del Ruíz, Colombia |
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Roman Alvarez Bejar, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico |
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15:40-16:00 |
Gas hydrate along Chilean margin: from geophysical data to theoretical models |
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Umberta Tinivella, National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics, Italy |
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16:00-16:15 |
Refreshment Break @ Foyer |
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16:15-16:35 |
The Role of Root Respiration of the Forests for Water Conservation |
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Giovanni Damiani, University of Tuscia, Italy |
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16:35-16:55 |
Waiting-time statistics in magnetic systems |
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Gustavo Zampier dos Santos Lima, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil |
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16:55-17:15 |
Late Quaternary large-scale folds in intracratonic central Amazonia evidenced from tectonic geomorphology |
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Dilce de Fatima Rossetti, Instituto Brasileiro de Pesquisas Espaciais- INPE, Brazil |
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17:15-17:35 |
An investigation of carbonate sands using micro-CT and deep learning methods |
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Jianfeng Wang, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong |
PANNEL DISCUSSIONS
Day 2- September 2, 2022
Technical Sessions- IV
Geo-technical Engineering
Remote sensing and GIS
SESSION CHAIR : TBA
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09:00 -09:20 |
Recent rock mechanics explanations for cliff, mountain wall and mountain height limits - with application in coastal erosion and geomorphology |
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Nicholas Barton, Nick Barton & Associates, Norway |
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09:20 -09:40 |
Simulation of wave propagation in complex geological media by FE/PML method |
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Ioanna-Kleoniki Fontara, GuD Geotechnik und Dynamik Consult GmbH, Germany |
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09:40 -10:00 |
Developments in mitigating the effects of soil liquefaction on underground pipelines in seismic areas |
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Massimina Castiglia, University of Molise, Italy |
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10:00 -10:20 |
Uncovering deformation processes from space |
| Salvatore Stramondo, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy |
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10:20 -10:40 |
Detecting and modeling oil spills: The Brazilian case |
| André Telles da Cunha Lima, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil |
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10:40 -11:00 |
Application of electrical resistivity tomography and digital aerial photogrammetry in the research of the active landslides: Two examples with geologically different environments |
| Mirosław Kamiński, Polish Geological Institute-National Research Institute, Poland |
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11:00-11:15 |
Refreshment Break @ Foyer |
Technical Sessions- V
SESSION CHAIR : TBA
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11:15 -11:35 |
Machine Learning to Predict the Climate Change Impact on the Drainage from Mine Waste Storages |
| Liang Ma, National Research Council Canada, Canada |
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11:35 -11:55 |
Extreme, large-scale crystal fractionation of alkaline basalt magmas that gave rise to the Gardar Alkaline Province, South Greenland |
| Brian Upton, University of Edinburgh, UK |
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11:55 -12:15 |
The impact of the pandemic on the need for additional resources to maintain business continuity |
| Cezary Szwed, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland |
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12:15 -12:35 |
Mapping buried bedrock topography through inverted terrain conductivity data |
| Peter Hutchinson, THG Geophysics, USA |
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12:35 -12:55 |
A geographic approach to geoscience |
| Lorraine Tighe, ESRI, USA |
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12:55 -13:15 |
Do communities perceive low frequency high magnitude hazards, and can these perceptions change? A multi-hazard study from the Caribbean |
| Martin Parham, University of Central Lancashire, UK |
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13:15-14:00 |
Lunch @ Restaurant |
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14:00-14:40 |
Poster Presentations |
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GEOP-1 |
GMPE models for Georgia, Caucasus Region and dealing with uncertainties |
| Nato Jorjiashvili, Ilia State University, Georgia |
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GEOP-2 |
Attenuation of body P, S, and coda waves in the Crust of the Javakheti plateau, Georgia |
| Ia Shengelia, Ilia State University, Georgia |
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GEOP-3 |
Cretaceous subsurface magmatic manifestations of the eastern Tunisia in its mediterranean context: new petrological, mineralogical and geochemical data |
| Hanene Matoussi Kort, University of Tunisia, Faculty of Sciences, Tunisia |
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GEOP-4 |
A geodynamic evolution analysis of the Algerian central onshore-offshore margin as constrained by gravity and magnetic data |
| Lamine HAMAI, CRAAG, Algeria |
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GEOP-5 |
Developing a lateral topographic density model for Brazil |
| Danilo Fernandes De Medeiros, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil |
Pannel Discussions And Closing Remarks
Sept 23, 2022- Virtual Presentations- GMT+2 (Barcelona Time)
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VP- 1 |
Stress Reorientation by Earthquakes near the Ganzi-Yushu Strike-Slip Fault and Interpretation with Discrete Element Modelling |
| Zhandong Su, Institute of Disaster Prevention, China |
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VP- 2 |
Anisotropy and heterogeneity induced by shale in the aquifer lithology |
| Yan Zhang, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China |
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VP- 3 |
Numerical evaluation of multi-pipe earth to air heat exchanger in greenhouse |
| Chuang-Yao Zhao, Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology, China |
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VP- 4 |
Surface and subsurface limestone morphology mapping Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia |
| Mohd Hariri Arifin, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia |
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VP- 5 |
Trace elemental and sulfur-lead isotopic variations in metamorphosed volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) mineralization systems |
| Peng-Peng Yu, Sun Yat-sen University, China |
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VP- 6 |
Explainable machine learning model of landslides susceptibility based on SHAP and XGBoost |
| Haijia Wen, Chongqing University, China |
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VP- 7 |
Effects of Row Spaces on Windproof Effectiveness of Simulated Shrubs with Different Form Configurations |
| Xia PAN, Inner Mongolia University of Finance and Economics, China |
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VP- 8 |
U-Pb zircon age and geochemistry constraints on the major changes in magma evolution during the Quaternary volcanism of the South Harghita Mts., eastern-central Europe |
| Ioan Seghedi, Institute of Geodynamics Sabba S, Romania |
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VP- 9 |
Influence of a giant quasi-ring mantle structure under the Eastern Mediterranean on near-surface geodynamics |
| Lev V. Eppelbaum, Tel Aviv University, Israel |
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VP- 10 |
Modelling the spatio-temporal evolution of a rainfall-induced retrogressive landslide in an unsaturated slope |
| Sabatino CUOMO, University of Salerno, Italy |
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VP- 11 |
Geochemical characterization of sediments from the archaeological site Vinča – Belo Brdo, Serbia |
| Gorica Veselinović, University of Belgrade, Serbia |
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VP- 12 |
Multidisciplinary approach to the study of ancient populations living between 4000 years BC and c.a. 100 A.D in Italy |
| Ilenia Arienzo, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy |
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VP- 13 |
Evolution of bimodal Continental Flood Basalt (CFB) Provinces: importance of anorogenic magma mixing |
| Saumitra Misra, University of Kawazulu-Natal, South Africa |
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VP- 14 |
Evolution of gas permeability of rock salt under mechanical and thermal loadings within the framework of underground hydrogen storage |
| Dragan GRGIC, Université de Lorraine, France |
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VP- 15 |
Mid Cretaceous anoxic events in the Zagros Basin (Iran) from nanoplankton and stable isotope stratigraphy records |
| Alejandra Mejía-Molina, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain |
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VP- 16 |
Magmatic calcite in late magmatic stage of nepheline syenite from Floresta Azul Alkaline Complex, South Bahia, Brazil |
| Maria Lourdes Silva Rosa, Federal University of Sergipe, Brazil |
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VP- 17 |
Pattern recognition for southern Chilean volcano monitoring |
| Millaray Curilem, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile |
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VP- 18 |
Explainable machine learning model of landslides susceptibility based on SHAP and XGBoost |
| Maria Aurora Armienta, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico |
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VP- 19 |
Updated map of terrestrial heat flow 2022 |
| Beatriz Lessa de Jesus, University Federal Fluminense, Brazil |
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VP- 20 |
Deepwater Marine Gas Hydrate Systems in the Krishna-Godavari Basin in Offshore India: As Discovered during the India National Gas Hydrate Drilling Program Expedition 02 |
| Timothy S. Collett, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, Colorado, USA |
This is a tentative program and subjected to modifications
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For me, joining your community was a wonderful experience. I hope we can have new opportunities to meet. I will think about the 2nd world congress, hoping to attend.
Giovanna Capparelli, University of Calabria, Italy
Thanks for your nice thoughts. I am very pleased with your congress and hospitality. Therefore, I would like to attend your second congress. See you at your Japan congress.
SEVDA ÖZEL, Sivas Cumhuriyet University, Turkey
It was my great pleasure to give a plenary talk at the Geosciences-2019 conference in London. I consider that the conference was very good organized and successful.
Pavel Kishcha, Tel Aviv University, Israel
I really appreciated taking part of the Geosciences conference held in London and enjoyed the talks and discussions with several researchers from all over the world. Talks were foremost very valuable and of high level. It was a good experience for me and a good opportunity to meet a skilled and highly qualified attendance. The organization was good, Congratulations, it was a successful event.
Ezzedine Saïdi, Oil and Gas Public Company of Tunisia (ETAP), Tunisia
