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International Conference on Geomatics, Disasters Management and Remote Sensing (ICGDMRS-27)

04th - 05th Mar 2027,Barranquilla, Colombia

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Important Dates


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02nd Feb 2027

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7th February 2027

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17th February 2027

Conference Date

04th - 05th Mar 2027

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Conference Session Tracks

SDG Wheel

Aligned with

UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

SDG 1 — No Poverty
SDG 9 — Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
SDG 11 — Sustainable Cities and Communities
Session Tracks
Track 01
Geomatics Solutions for Disaster Risk Reduction

This track focuses on innovative geomatics solutions that enhance disaster risk reduction strategies. Participants will explore the integration of spatial data and technology in mitigating the impacts of natural hazards.

Track 02
Mapping Hazard-Prone Areas: Techniques and Technologies

This session will delve into advanced methodologies for identifying and mapping areas vulnerable to disasters. Emphasis will be placed on the use of remote sensing and GIS technologies in hazard assessment.

Track 03
Infrastructural Resilience and Failure Assessment

This track examines the role of geomatics in assessing the resilience of critical infrastructure during disasters. Discussions will include case studies on infrastructural failures and the implications for disaster management.

Track 04
Dynamic Monitoring of Hazard-Prone Regions

Participants will discuss techniques for deformation monitoring in areas susceptible to natural hazards. The session will highlight the importance of real-time data in disaster preparedness and response.

Track 05
Production and Utilization of Rescue Maps

This session will explore the methodologies for creating effective rescue maps during disaster situations. The focus will be on the integration of remote sensing data and local knowledge for improved rescue operations.

Track 06
Phases of Disaster Management: A Geospatial Perspective

This track will analyze the various phases of disaster management through a geospatial lens. Participants will discuss the role of geomatics in planning, response, recovery, and mitigation efforts.

Track 07
Forecasting Natural Disasters with Remote Sensing

This session will focus on the application of remote sensing technologies in forecasting natural disasters. Emphasis will be placed on predictive modeling and the use of satellite imagery for early warning systems.

Track 08
Land Use Planning for Enhanced Disaster Management

This track will explore the intersection of land use planning and disaster management. Participants will discuss strategies for integrating geomatics into sustainable land use practices to minimize disaster risks.

Track 09
Advanced Imaging Systems for Disaster Response

This session will investigate the use of 2D and 3D imaging systems in disaster response scenarios. The focus will be on the effectiveness of these technologies in providing situational awareness during emergencies.

Track 10
Nighttime Sensors for Disaster Impact Assessment

Participants will discuss the application of nighttime sensors in rapidly detecting areas affected by disasters. This track will highlight the advantages of nighttime imagery in assessing damage and planning recovery efforts.

Track 11
3D Dynamic Simulation in Geographic Information Systems

This session will explore the use of 3D dynamic simulations within GIS for disaster management applications. Participants will examine how these simulations can enhance decision-making and strategic planning in disaster scenarios.

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