3rd International Conference on Natural Hazards & Infrastructure
CONFERENCE UPDATES
NEW: ABSTRACT DEADLINE
Following several requests, the organizing committee has agreed to extend the deadline for abstract submissions to 1st Oct. 2021.
WE ARE NOW IN SCOPUS
NEW SPECIAL SESSION ANNOUNCED
The session focuses on the role of data and evidence obtained throughemerging digital technologies in building resilience for critical infrastructure systems.
Conference Highlights
CREATING A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER MEETING POINT
In a time of augmented need for interdisciplinary effort, ICONHIC2022 aims to bring together actors from different fields (engineers, insurers, cat modellers, policymakers, NGOs) in order to facilitate dialogue and shape an informed course of action towards the ever-increasing extreme natural events.
LEVERAGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO MITIGATE NATURAL DISASTERS
In light of the rapid technological advances in the fields of Big Data, Machine Learning,
and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), ICONHIC2022 aims to highlight how this technology combined with engineering knowledge can become the decisive link in the action chain towards disaster relief, preparedness and reduction of economic losses due to natural hazards.
TACKLING THE PRESSING CHALLENGES OF CLIMATE CHANGE
As extreme climate-related phenomena are becoming the new normal, ICONHIC2022 encourages discussions on the needs and gaps associated with the ambitious climate mitigation & adaptation targets set for infrastructure worldwide, highlights the impacts of climate variability, and brings innovative solutions to the forefront.
SHAPING URBAN SUSTAINABILITY REQUIREMENTS
As countries across the globe become increasingly urbanized, ICONHIC2022 targets the appropriate synergies for an in-depth discussion on the pathways to be followed for encouraging investments and informing management decisions towards sustainable urban environments.
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KEYNOTE LECTURERS
Prof. Jamie E. Padgett
Jean-Louis Briaud
Prof. Evangelos Sapountzakis
Prof. Nicos Makris
Prof. Bozidar Stojadinovic
Prof. Dan M. Frangopol
Prof. Lidija Zdravkovic
Dr D. Green
NASA, Applied Sciences Program, USA
