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Geology for a sustainable management of our Planet

Bari, 2^nd September (Opening Ceremony)
3^rd-5^th September (Congress)

Proposed Sessions

BIOGEOSCIENCES

T1. Geobiological and geochemical approaches in the study of bioconstructions and microbe-mineral interactions: new tools for modern and ancient environmental reconstructions and

bio-remediation

T2. The global challenge of plastic pollution: causes, impacts and solutions

CLIMATE IN THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

T3. Antarctica and the Arctic: unveiling the geological past and future evolution of polar regions

T4. Multidisciplinary perspectives on Quaternary climate change

T5. Chemostratigraphy through time and space: Reconstruction of palaeoenvironment and palaeoclimate by using geochemical proxies and isotopes

CULTURAL AND GEOHERITAGE

T6. Geodiversity for a sustainable planet

T7. Geosciences for Cultural Heritages

T8. Geosciences on display: the role of Natural History Museums in the future of our planet

T9. Raising awareness on geodiversity: a must for the geoscientist

T10. Vibrational spectroscopy studies of geomaterials: case studies and new perspectives

T11. Wandering to learn: Geotourism as a medium for the dissemination of Geodiversity

EARTH OBSERVATION AND MODELLING

T12. Advances in remote sensing for hazard monitoring and geo-resource management through multi-dimensional digital models

T13. Constraints for 3D geological models of sedimentary basins: restoring the knowledge of surface and subsurface stratigraphy for multiple geological applications

GEOCHEMISTRY

T14. Geological, Geochemical and Petrological methods to understand the evolution of geothermal systems

T15. Recent advancements in the application of conventional and unconventional stable isotopes in environmental sciences and hydrogeological processes

T16. The remarkable sulfur properties

GEOLOGICAL MAPPING

T17. BACK TO THE FUTURE. History of geological studies and mapping as a key for sustainable development

T18. Field and digital geological mapping: the numerous facets of CARG project from crystalline basement to sedimentary deposits

GEOMORPHOLOGY

T19. Geomorphological and historical analysis as a research tool for the identification of geo-hydrological risk prone-areas

T20. Geomorphology in the Anthropocene: from human-landscape interaction to geoheritage management issues

T21. Magnitude, rates, and timing of landscape evolution, and quantifying techniques

T22. The employment of space-based remote sensing technologies for monitoring surface dynamics and landscape evolution

T23. Analysis and management of coastal areas, from risk assessment to perspectives arising from new technologies

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION IN MINERALOGY, PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY

T24. Geomaterials for a Sustainable Development

T25. Advanced minero-chemical characterization and processing of waste for a conscious reuse

T26. Geosciences for the characterization, exploration and exploitation of primary and secondary mineral resources

T27. Environmental mineralogy and sustainable development

MINERALOGY

T28. High-resolution chemical and textural imaging techniques as analytical tools in Earth Sciences

T29. Mineralogy behind Earth processes: insights from the atomic to the macroscopic scale

T30. The science of clays and zeolites: from genesis to sustainable applications

NATURAL HAZARDS AND RISKS

T31. Assessing and mitigating natural risks: the role of geology

T32. Citizen Science for risk reduction strategies and sustainable management

T33. Guidelines and perspectives of seismic microzonation in Italy: from geothematic cartography to numerical modelling

T34. Landslide monitoring, modelling, and prediction: bridging new tools and data to the "slope-failure model" perspective

T35. Multihazard investigation, assessment and mapping techniques in urban areas

T36. Sinkholes vs. land subsidence: assessment of the geological hazards and impacts on environment and society

T37. Understanding the Campi Flegrei magmatic-hydrothermal system and its time changes

T38. Urban developments and natural risks

T39. Wildfires, erosion and landslides in burned areas

OTHER

T40. Building with Nature: from river corridors to coastlines

T41. Caves, mines and other underground spaces as field laboratories in environmental geology

T42. Digital transition of multiscale geological datasets from satellite imagery to microscale investigations

T43. Experiences of data sharing and use in the frame of Research Data Infrastructures

T44. Numerical modelling of Earth processes and risks: methodologies and perspectives for quantitative insights in the understanding of the phenomena

T45. Geosciences revamp and sustainable planning strategies: multidisciplinarity is the way

T46. Women in Geosciences: a journey through the social changes from the past to present and future scenarios

OUTREACH AND EDUCATION

T47. The art of Geosciences communication

T48. Geosciences at school 2024

PALAEONTOLOGY

T49. Fossil record, paleoenvironment and climate change throughout the Neogene and Quaternary Earth history

PETROLOGY

T50. OPEN - Often Petrology Entails Novelties

T51. Opening Pandora's box: inclusions in minerals

T52. Origin and evolution of ophiolite suites and their mineralization: an interdisciplinary approach

T53. The evolution of the Earth's lithosphere: clues from mantle rocks, primary melts and crustal sections

PLANETARY SCIENCES

T54. New frontiers of Planetary Geology

SEISMOLOGY

T55. Challenges in the characterization of active faults: the contribution from seismology, geodesy, and structural analysis

STRATIGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTOLOGY

T56. Carbonate platform systems: records of palaeoenvironmental change

T57. Modern and Ancient River Deltas: processes, models and exceptions

T58. Frontiers in the regional geology of the Apennines: a multidisciplinary perspective

T59. Global Stratotype Section and Points (GSSPs) and Standard Auxiliary Boundary Stratotype (SABSs): state of art, current research, and future perspectives

T60. Open session on Stratigraphy

T61. Source-to-sink processes and genesis of resources in sedimentary deposits: advances in understanding of geologic and environmental dynamics through a multidisciplinary perspective

T62. Burial/exhumation history of sedimentary basins: linking deep-seated and surface processes and applications for a sustainable future

T63. Stratigraphic and morphological markers of extreme events during the Quaternary

T64. The evolution of the Circum-Mediterranean Chains as recorded by stratigraphic, sedimentary, petrographic, and geochemical signals of ancient deep marine systems: new data and recent advances

SUSTAINABILITY FOR ENERGY AND RESOURCES, AGRICULTURE, WATER MANAGEMENT AND FOOD TRACEABILITY

T65. Geological storage for energy transition: concepts, methods, modelling and applications

T66. Geophysics and Tectonics: experimental, theoretical and observational studies

T67. Georesources in orogens and basins: thermal processes, fluid-rock interaction and structural constraints

T68. Groundwater resources innovation and sustainability: from characterisation to management of saturated and unsaturated zone

T69. Innovation toward sustainable and regenerative farming

T70. New frontiers in georesources exploration, exploitation storage and monitoring

T71. New frontiers in sustainable engineering geology design

T72. Recent advances in karst research, with particular focus on underground waters

T73. Sustainable raw material supply to boost the green and digital transition: the role of mineral waste recovery and recycling

TECTONICS AND STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY

T74. Active faults and crustal deformation in the Mediterranean area from prehistorical to present times: state of the art

T75. Evolution of the Variscan crust

T76. Geological and geophysical data, tools, and models for the exploration of the Earth crust in times of energy transition

T77. Geological models at meso and macro scales: new insights for mitigating uncertainty through multidisciplinary approaches

T78. Interplay between deformation, fluid flow and fluid-rock interactions in sedimentary rocks: implications for seismicity, basin analysis and reservoir characterization

T79. Multidisciplinary approaches to the geometric and kinematic definition of seismogenic faults

T80. Unveiling earthquake mechanics, from field to laboratory based approach

T81. New challenges in reservoir and seal rocks characterization

T82. Unveiling the long-lasting evolution of active margins from field to micro-scale

VOLCANOLOGY

T83. Multi-disciplinary investigation of magmatic processes: experimental petrology, eruptive products analysis and numerical modelling to constrain dynamics and timescales of

magmatic processes

T84. The power of tephra from micro-to macro-scales: advances and applications of tephrostratigraphy and tephrochronology to the reconstruction of past explosive eruptions

T85. Volcanic deposits as a tool to quantify volcanic hazards towards disaster risk reduction

OPEN POSTER SESSION

T86. Open Poster Session

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