ICRIC2IDM2025 Conference
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1st International Conference on Recent Innovations to tackle Climate Change Impact and Disaster Management (ICRIC2IDM2025)
— Khalsa College of Engineering & Technology, Amritsar
About ICRIC2IDM2025
The “1st International Conference on Recent Innovations to tackle Climate Change Impact and Disaster Management (ICRIC2IDM2025)” is a newly initiated conference which focuses on high quality research articles that are quality checked through peer-review process and published in Scopus indexed proceeding. The scope of the conference is multidisciplinary focusing on world’s major concerns, i.e., climate change impact and disaster management. This interdisciplinary conference aims to bring together leading scientists, industry experts, and researchers to discuss novel ideas and innovations for resolving these issues. This conference will serve as a platform for sharing knowledge, fostering innovation, and building partnerships to tackle the pressing challenges of climate change and disaster management. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, it aims to drive actionable solutions for a more resilient future.
Conference Objectives
- To showcase recent innovations in climate change adaptation and disaster management.
- To foster collaboration among stakeholders from academia, industry, government, and civil society.
- To discuss actionable strategies for building resilience to climate change and disasters.
- To highlight best practices and case studies from around the world.
To promote interdisciplinary research and technology-driven solutions
IMPORTANT DATES
Camera Ready Paper Submission:
15th October 2025
Last date for Registration:
25th October 2025
Full Paper Submission:
10th October 2025
Acceptance Paper
15th October 2025
Project work
30th October 2025
Conference Tracks
- Climate-resilient crops and sustainable farming practices
- Innovations in Agro-tech and AI applications in agriculture
- Role of AI in crop production and protection
- Organic farming and soil health management
- AI and Agroeconomics
- Agricultural biotechnology
- Nanotechnologies in agriculture
- Agricultural machinery
- Water pollution, Water resources engineering and management
- Biodiversity monitoring and maintaining
- Solar, wind, and hydropower innovations
- Energy storage and battery technologies, E-waste management
- Smart grids and decentralized energy systems
- Bioenergy and waste-to-energy solutions
- Policy and financing for renewable energy projects
- Carbon neutrality and net-zero energy transitions
- Natural resources Engineering
- Hydrogen energy and emerging clean technologies
- Observed and projected impacts of climate change.
- Sector-specific impacts (e.g., agriculture, water, health, infrastructure).
- Community-based adaptation strategies.
- Policy frameworks and governance for climate adaptation.
- Nature-based solutions and ecosystem-based adaptation.
- Role of AI, machine learning, and big data in climate and disaster management.
- GIS, remote sensing, and satellite imagery for risk assessment.
- Blockchain for transparent aid distribution and climate finance.
- Smart technologies for resilient infrastructure.
- Mobile apps and digital platforms for disaster communication.
- Early warning systems and predictive technologies.
- Communication strategies and Use of drones, robotics, and AI in disaster response during emergencies.
- Deep learning for disaster forecasting.
- Quantum Computing and IoT for disaster management
- AI for seasonal discharge prediction.
- Successful climate adaptation and disaster management projects.
- Regional case studies (e.g., coastal cities, arid regions, small island states).
- Innovative solutions from developing countries.
- Anticipating future climate and disaster risks.
- Emerging technologies and their potential applications.
- Addressing gaps in current frameworks and practices.
- Global collaboration for climate and disaster resilience.
