Earth Science & Atmospheric ScienceJuly 16-17, 2020

An Insight into the Advances and Opportunities in Earth and Atmospheric Science Research

Organized By

Deogiri College Aurangabad, Maharashtra

International Conference on

ICESAS 2020

Venue

In Collaboration WithEndling Conferences

Hyderabad, India

Deogiri College Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Endling Conferences planned to organize an International Conference on Earth Science & Atmospheric Science at Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India during July 16-17, 2020.

Earth and Atmospheric science is a strongly interdisciplinary subject which links different resources (e. g. minerals, energy and water), natural hazards, environmental issues, and also serves as a significant relation to weather and climate, which is inevitable for human life and our society. It is time to change, and we do have the potential in terms of scientific knowledge and technology to make changes that enhance our ability to improve sustainable growth and to promote the advancements in the fields of earth & atmospheric sciences and to discuss measures to tackle changes, at an international level and also to disseminate the excellence in research to the global community.

The main aim of the conference is to understand the present features and the past evolution of the earth & atmospheric sciences and use this knowledge, for the benefits of human kind. The event will have esteemed plenary speakers, reputed keynote speakers, active invited speakers and opportunities for young scientists and researchers to present their research. In addition, a variety of poster presentations along with workshops and special sessions would add value to put forward many thought provoking strategies for future line of action in Earth and Atmospheric Science.

• Geophysics and Seismology• Tectonics and Structural Geology• Climate and Paleoclimate• Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology• Meteorology and Applied Climatology• Atmospheric Science and Climate• Palaeontology, Sedimentary Basins and Surface Processes• Biogeochemistry and Climate Interactions• Earth System Science• Space and Planetary Sciences• Natural Hazards• Source apportionment of air pollutants using air quality receptor

models.• Thermal, optical and molecular properties of atmospheric

carbonaceous matter

• Ocean Sciences • Energy, Mineral and Water Resources• Geophysical Fluid Dynamics• Hydrogeology of Hard Rock • Ground water management in hard Rocks • Groundwater pollution and Artificial Recharge in hard Rock• Models and methods for Remote sensing and GIS• Safety and Quality of Underground Water• Technologies in Mineralogy and Mineral Exploration• Barriers to Green energy technologies• Environmental change and ecosystems management• Issues in Global Warming and Climate Change• Statistical approaches to address spatiotemporal variation,

seasonality and impact assessment of atmospheric pollutants.• Spatiotemporal variability, source apportionment, method

of quantification and health risk assessment of atmospheric VOCs and PAHs.

Invitation

Scientific Sessions

Why to AttendAttending a Conference has numerous benefits, including improving communication skills, gaining expert knowledge, networking with others and renewing motivation and confidence. At a conference, innovative ideas are thrown about and new information is exchanged among experts. Its purpose could be one of the following: An academic conference is a gathering of scientists or academicians, where research findings are presented or a workshop is conducted. Presenting your research in a conference helps you in different ways. It presents your work to the scientific circles and helps to improve your work by getting feedback from the experts and influencers in your field. Presenting a paper is one of the main objectives of an academic conference participant

Important datesAbstract Submission Open: September 23, 2019Registration Opens: September 23, 2019 First Round Abstract Submission Deadline: April 25, 2020Early bird Registration Deadline: November 30, 2019Final Round Abstract Submission Deadline: June 10, 2020Onsite Registration: July 16, 2020

VenueDeogiri College Aurangabad, Maharashtra

ContactMonika. GConference ExecutiveEndling Conferences Private Limited Email:geology@onlineesm.comTel: +91-7729805313, +91 709 504 7857 ( Whats App)Website: http:// endlingconferences.com/ICESAS2020

• Researchers in earth sciences and geology• Climatologist• Meteorologist• Environmental researchers• Hydrologist• Marine biologist• Oceanographer• Ecologists• Chemical researchers • Geo Scientists• Environmental engineers• Waste management researchers• Earth science association• Young research forum• Geophysicists• Geological Associations and Societies• Business Entrepreneurs

Target Audience

Category Early Bird November 30, 2019

Mid On April 25, 2020

On SpotJuly 16-17, 2020

Academician/SpeakerRs. 4000 Rs. 4500 Rs. 5000

Student/Poster Rs. 2000 Rs. 2500 Rs. 3000

Student/Oral Rs. 2500 Rs. 3000 Rs. 3500

Delegate/ Listeners Rs. 3000 Rs. 3500 Rs. 4000

International Speakers / Delegates $ 149 $ 199

Mode of Payment:

Online Registration link: http:// endlingconferences.com/ICESAS2020 Beneficiary Account Name: Endling Conferences Private LimitedBeneficiary Account Number: 8012057494 IFS Code: KKBK0007457Bank Name: Kotak Mahindra Bank, Kukatpally Branch, Hyderabad

Participants are requested to register for the conference by mailing the filled in registration form along with proof details of payment of requisite fee to earthscienceandgeologyindia@gmail.com with a copy to contact@endlingconferences.com

Only the registered delegates shall be entitled to Conference kit, participation in all sessions, participation certificate, complimentary tea breaks & lunch.

Details of Registration Fees

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EARTH SCIENCE & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE(ICESAS- 2020) (16-17 July, 2020)

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