THE EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE della Egyptian Society for Environmental Sciences

ESES (24-25 Febbraio, 2024)

Il Centro Interdipartimentale Ricerca per l’Ambiente, CIRAm (IRCEnv) e l’Agenda 2030

Il concetto di sviluppo è cambiato nel tempo e tutti lavorano insieme per stabilire e raggiungere obiettivi comuni. Di conseguenza, gli aspetti dello sviluppo umano sono affrontati negli Obiettivi di Sviluppo Sostenibile (SDG) dell’Agenda 2030.

Per essere sostenibile, lo sviluppo deve essere inclusivo e prestare particolare attenzione ai bisogni delle persone più vulnerabili e povere. Il futuro è arrivato presto e ci ha colto tutti di sorpresa e impreparati, quindi le strategie devono essere ambiziose, orientate all’azione, collaborative e adattative ai diversi livelli di sviluppo. Ciò ci ha costretto a rivalutare, riconsiderare e riallineare le nostre vite al nuovo ordine globale.

La Società Egiziana per le Scienze Ambientali (ESES) ospita, a tal fine, la sua ottava conferenza dal titolo, "Ricerca scientifica e sviluppo sostenibile" ed invita ad intervenire Giulia Guerriero, direttore del CIRAm e membro onorario ESES dal 2009 come Keynote speaker sul tema.

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8^th Galileo Conference

“A European Vision for Hydrological Observation and Experimentation”

The 8th Galileo Conference, titled “A European Vision for Hydrological Observation and Experimentation”, was held in Naples (Italy) from 12 to 15 June 2023.

The conference was jointly sponsored by the Interdepartmental Centre for Environmental Research (C.I.R.AM.) of the University of Naples Federico II (Italy) and Forschungszentrum Jülich (Germany), and organized by the University of Naples Federico II in the setting of the Historical Complex of Saints Marcellino and Festo.

Water is a key factor for life and for sustaining food, feed, and biomass for energy production in today’s bio-based economies but, in the coming decades, projected changes in the water cycle will be the main drivers in shaping our environment and its ecosystems. The 8th Galileo Conference focused on the following scientific sessions:

Innovative geophysical sensing methods in hydrological and critical zone research
Environmental monitoring and modeling with the support of UAS and satellites
Data assimilation, artificial intelligence, and hydrological observations
Using O-H stable isotopes for studying hydrological process understanding and the history of flowing waters
Big data science in hydrological research

The organizational and scientific committee was chaired by Nunzio Romano (Univ. of Naples Federico II), co-chaired by Harry Vereecken (Forschungszentrum Jülich), and composed of the following members: Roland Baatz (Zalf Müncheberg, Germany); Günter Blöschl (TU Wien, Austria); Isabelle Braud (INRAE Villeurbanne, France); Gabrielle de Lannoy (KU Leuven, Belgium); Karsten Høgh Jensen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); Laurent Pfister (LIST Luxembourg, Luxembourg); Paolo Nasta, and Salvatore Manfreda (University of Naples Federico II, Italy); Sonia Seneviratne (ETH Zürich, Switzerland); Ana Maria Tarquis (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain); Ilja van Meerveld (University of Zürich, Switzerland); Heye Bogena, and Ralf Kunkel (Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany); Marc Voltz (LISAH Montpellier, France);Yijian Zeng (Twente University, The Netherlands).

8th Galileo Conference website: https://egu-galileo.eu/gc8-hydro/home.html

Publication suggested: https://hess.copernicus.org/articles/29/465/2025/

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