The conference will cover a wide range of topics, emphasizing the latest technologies and their applications across various domains. Below are the suggestive tracks with subtopics(but not limited to)
Advanced Remote Sensing Technologies:
Next-generation satellite platforms (e.g., smallsats, cubesats, hyperspectral sensors).
Innovations in LiDAR, SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar), and thermal imaging.
UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) and drone-based sensing for environmental monitoring.
AI and machine learning for image processing and geospatial data analysis.
Climate Change and Disease Monitoring:
Impact of changing climates on the prevalence of infectious diseases
Geospatial monitoring of emerging health risks due to extreme weather events
AI models for predicting climate-sensitive diseases (e.g., cholera, heatstroke)
Remote sensing of water sources to study waterborne diseases
Identifying regions vulnerable to climate-induced health crises
Natural Hazard Detection and Disaster Management:
Early warning systems for earthquakes, floods, and landslides using remote sensing.
Satellite-based monitoring for disaster response and recovery.
Real-time data for wildfire detection and mitigation.
Role of geospatial data in post-disaster healthcare delivery and logistics.
Environmental Monitoring and Sustainability:
Remote sensing of ecosystems: biodiversity, land use, and vegetation analysis.
Water resource monitoring and hydrology using satellite data.
Precision agriculture: Monitoring soil health, crop yield prediction, and pest control.
Urban sustainability: Mapping urban heat islands, pollution, and resource management.
Data Fusion and Big Data Analytics:
Integration of multi-sensor and multi-platform data for enhanced Earth observation.
Big data platforms for geospatial data storage, analysis, and visualization.
Cloud computing for real-time geospatial data processing.
High-performance computing for large-scale geospatial simulations.
Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry Management :
AI for crop monitoring and yield prediction using remote sensing
Early detection of pests and diseases in vegetation with geospatial data
Remote sensing for forest biomass and carbon stock estimation
Geo-AI for precision farming and irrigation optimization
Monitoring afforestation and reforestation projects with satellite imagery
Climate change effects on vegetation patterns using remote sensing data
Geoscience in Energy and Renewable Resource Management:
Remote sensing for exploration and sustainable extraction of natural resources.
Monitoring renewable energy infrastructure (solar, wind, hydropower).
Environmental impact assessments of mining, drilling, and deforestation activities.
Energy efficiency monitoring in urban and industrial areas.