Geology for a sustainable management of our Planet

Bari, 2 settembre 2024 (Cerimonia di apertura)
3-5 settembre 2024 (Congresso)

Programma delle sessioni

S1	Geobiological and geochemical approaches in the study of bioconstructions and microbe-mineral interactions: new tools for modern and ancient environmental reconstructions and bio-remediation
S2	The global challenge of plastic pollution: causes, impacts and solutions
S3	Antarctica and the Arctic: unveiling the geological past and future evolution of polar regions
S4	Chemostratigraphy through time and space: Reconstruction of palaeoenvironment and palaeoclimate by using geochemical proxies and isotopes
S5	Geosciences for Cultural Heritages
S6	Geosciences on display: the role of Natural History Museums in the future of our planet
S7	Vibrational spectroscopy studies of geomaterials: case studies and new perspectives
S8	Geodiversity, Geoheritage and Geotourism: wondering about awareness for a sustainable planet
S9	Advances in remote sensing for hazard monitoring and geo-resource management through multi-dimensional digital models
S10	The role of multidisciplinary approach in the geochemical study of natural systems
S11	BACK TO THE FUTURE. History of geological studies and mapping as a key for sustainable development
S12	Field and digital geological mapping: the numerous facets of CARG project from crystalline basement to sedimentary deposits
S13	Geomorphology in the Anthropocene: from human-landscape interaction to geoheritage and geohazard management issues
S14	Interoperable and multiscale geological data-analysis for landscape evolution monitoring by applying innovative remote sensing technologies
S15	Analysis and management of coastal areas, from risk assessment to perspectives arising from new technologies
S16	Geomaterials for a Sustainable Development
S17	Advanced minero-chemical characterization and processing of waste for a conscious reuse
S18	Geosciences for the characterization, exploration and exploitation of primary and secondary mineral resources
S19	Environmental mineralogy and sustainable development
S20	High-resolution chemical and textural imaging techniques as analytical tools in Earth Sciences
S21	Mineralogy behind Earth processes: insights from the atomic to the macroscopic scale
S22	The science of clays and zeolites: from genesis to sustainable applications
S23	Assessing and mitigating natural risks: a multidisciplinary path from Geosciences to Citizen Science
S24	Assessment of multihazards and seismic microzonation in urban areas
S25	Landslide monitoring, modelling, and prediction: bridging new tools and data to the 'slope-failure model' perspective
S26	Sinkholes vs. land subsidence: assessment of the geological hazards and impacts on environment and society
S27	Caves, mines and other underground spaces as field laboratories in environmental geology
S28	Experiences of data sharing and use in the frame of Research Data Infrastructures
S29	Multidisciplinarity and numerical modelling: a comprehensive approach for upcoming Geosciences
S30	Women in Geosciences: a journey through the social changes from the past to present and future scenarios
S31	The art of Geosciences communication
S32	Geosciences at school 2024
S33	Fossil record, paleoenvironment and climate change throughout the Neogene and Quaternary Earth history
S34	A petrologic journey through the lithosphere
S35	New frontiers of Planetary Geology
S36	Challenges in the characterization of active faults: the contribution from seismology, geodesy, and structural analysis
S37	Carbonate platform systems: records of palaeoenvironmental change
S38	Frontiers in the regional geology of the Apennines: a multidisciplinary perspective
S39	Open session on Stratigraphy and Sedimentology
S40	Source-to-sink processes and genesis of resources in sedimentary deposits: advances in understanding of geologic and environmental dynamics through a multidisciplinary perspective
S41	The evolution of sedimentary basins: from source to complex basin architecture
S42	Geophysics for Tectonics and Energy Resources
S43	Groundwater resources innovation and sustainability: from characterisation to management of saturated and unsaturated zone
S44	New concepts and applications in exploration, sustainable exploitation, storage and modelling of georesources
S45	Recent advances in karst research, with particular focus on underground waters
S46	Sustainable raw material supply to boost the green and digital transition: the role of mineral waste recovery and recycling
S47	Evolution of the Variscan crust
S48	Multidisciplinary Approaches to 3D Geological Modelling: Uncertainty mitigation for basin analysis and geological applications
S49	Multidisciplinary approaches to the geometric and kinematic definition of seismogenic faults
S50	Unveiling earthquake mechanics, from field to laboratory based approach
S51	Unveiling the long-lasting evolution of active margins from field to micro-scale
S52	Open session on volcanic processes
S53	Open Poster Session