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SUMMARY:1st International Conference on Sustainability in Geotechnical Engineering – Geodiversity & Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Sustainability is considered to be a top priority for all mankind by United Nations. With that goal in mind\, ISSMGE technical committee TC 307\, aims to monitor\, produce and disseminate information regarding the contribution of geotechnical design and construction to a sustainable development.\nThis contribution includes adopting environment-friendly\, cost-effective and socially-acceptable choices. \nIn line with United Nations concerns\, the first conference on sustainability in geotechnical engineering is being organized by LNEC\, with the following goals: \n\nTo contribute and to disseminate information on sustainability and resilience related issues in geotechnical engineering.\nTo offer an exceptional opportunity for exchanges between specialists in the various disciplines.\nTo offer the widest possible forum to young or new authors.\nTo give innovation an opportunity\, by welcoming papers devoted to new materials\, techniques and applications.\nTo give an outlook of the future.\nTo offer a high scientific and technical level to match the expectations of all participants.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/1st-international-conference-on-sustainability-in-geotechnical-engineering-geodiversity-resilience/
CATEGORIES:Land use,Soils
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SUMMARY:12th International SedNet Conference
DESCRIPTION:The SedNet 2021 conference “Sediment Challenges and Opportunities due to Climate Change and Sustainable Development” will take place online from 29 June – 3 July 2021. \nSediments found in upland streams\, industrialised waterways\, busy coastal zones and offshore waters are characterized by a wide variety of sediment properties in dynamic and less dynamic areas. These areas are inherently interlinked as sediment is transported from catchment to the open sea. The natural flow of sediment from mountainous regions to the ocean is strongly impacted by anthropogenic activities along this journey in terms of both the quantity that is transported and the quality of transporting waters. Sediment distribution is not only impacted by direct human influence but also indirectly as a result of changing weather and climate patterns. A change in sediment dynamics leading to sediment starvation or sediment accumulation is often the concern of river basin and coastal managers who constantly need to adapt to these environmental variations. Often overlooked\, there may be direct and indirect effects of climate change on sediment quality\, too. More frequent flash floods may erode deeper and older\, more contaminated sediment layers and spread it onto flood plains. Increased UV radiation may change degradation of contaminants. Increased water temperatures will have an effect of contaminant transfer in the food chain. Little information is currently available to predict whether sediment managers will have to cope with greater or different quality problems in future due to the climatic changes.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/12th-international-sednet-conference/
CATEGORIES:Natural Hazards,Online,Soils
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