Scientific program
Call for Papers
The scientific committee of GGNHA 27 invites authors to submit abstracts for oral communications and posters.
- Length400 words maximum
- FormatsOral or Poster
- LanguagesEnglish, Arabic & French
Eligibility
Who can submit
- Researchers, lecturers and engineers from universities, research institutes and industry.
- Independent researchers and PhD candidates.
- Contributions may be written in English, Arabic or French.
Scientific program
Five thematic areas
The program is organized around five thematic areas. Please choose the one that best matches your work and mention it in the abstract.
T1
Advanced Technologies and Digital Innovation in Geosciences
New instruments, numerical methods and digital tools applied to the Earth system.
- Geophysical exploration and imaging
- Advanced instrumentation and laboratory methods
- Numerical modelling and simulation of Earth systems
- Machine learning and artificial intelligence in the geosciences
- Digital technologies for geoscience data
T2
Fundamental and Applied Geology: Processes, Structures, and Earth Evolution
From rock fabrics and basin history to the processes that shape the crust.
- Structural geology, tectonics and geodynamics
- Sedimentology and stratigraphy
- Petrology, igneous and metamorphic processes
- Geochronology and Earth evolution
- Basin analysis and applied geology
T3
Geological Resources: Exploration, Assessment, and Sustainability
Finding, evaluating and managing the resources the ground provides.
- Mineral and ore deposits: exploration and assessment
- Hydrogeology and groundwater resources
- Geochemistry and applied geochemistry
- Raw materials, critical minerals and circular economy
- Sustainable use of geological resources
T4
Geospatial Technologies, Remote Sensing, and Artificial Intelligence for Earth Observation
Observing and modelling the Earth surface with modern geospatial tools.
- Remote sensing and Earth observation
- Geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning for Earth observation
- GNSS, photogrammetry and 3D modelling
- Digital twins and smart terrain monitoring
T5
Natural Hazards, Risk Assessment, and Territorial Planning
Understanding hazard, quantifying risk and planning for safer territory.
- Seismic, volcanic and landslide hazards
- Flood, erosion and coastal hazards
- Risk assessment, mapping and modelling
- Territorial planning, land use and urban risk
- Climate change, environment and resilience
Format
Abstract guidelines
- The abstract must not exceed 400 words. The limit is enforced by the submission system itself.
- State the title, the thematic area and the presentation type you are requesting (Oral or Poster).
- Give the full affiliation of every author and the e-mail address of the corresponding author.
- List the co-authors, if any.
- One abstract per presentation. The corresponding author submits and remains the contact for the whole process.
Procedure
How to submit
- Open the submission form on the submission page of this site.
- Give your name, your e-mail address and your affiliation.
- Write the title of the abstract, choose its thematic area and pick Oral or Poster.
- Paste the text of the abstract (400 words maximum) and attach the abstract file.
- Send it. You receive a submission number by e-mail, with a link where you can follow the status of your abstract, correct its details or withdraw it while the call is open.
Peer review
Selection and presentation
Abstracts are reviewed by the scientific committee. The committee decides the final program and the format of each contribution — oral communication or poster — and authors are notified of the outcome by e-mail.
Deadlines
Key dates
- Call for papers opensOpen now
- Abstract submission deadline25 December 2026
- Notification of acceptance13 January 2027
- Confirmation deadline25 January 2027
- Conference days2–3 February 2027
The complete timeline is on the important dates page.
Any question about the call for papers can be sent to ggnha27@univ-batna2.dz.