GLOBAL EARLY WARNING ARCHITECTURE FOR NATURAL HAZARDS

Scientific Federation is pleased to announce our worthwhile conference on Earth Science and Geo Science on August 13-14, 2018 at Amsterdam, Netherlands. Through our theme 'Stimulating and Analyzing the Changes of Earth & Climate' the conference will analyze the recent advancements and new modes that can be enforced to the research to take Earth Science & Geo Science. The conference is one of our yearly activities which have a goal of providing a setting for professionals in the respective field and our clients to learn about latest issues about Earth. The conference will have important Earth and Geo experts around the world who will share the knowledge to the participants.

The main objective of the conference is to bring together leading academicians, scientists, researchers, graduate students from the field of Geosciences, geology, Meteorology, Volcanology, Atmospheric Science, Global Warming, Environmental Sciences, Remote Sensing and others whose interest is to promote earth science education at the school, college and university levels, and among the general public. You can choose any topic including these sessions and also you can choose any topic related to Earth & Geo Science.

Link for Scientific Sessions: http://scientificfederation.com/earth-science-2018/#cfa

The greatest benefit of attending our conference is to build your network and increase your awareness of new trends happening in the area of Earth & Geo Sciences. This is the way to be invited to join collective research work by Earth Scientists. Attendees will learn from evidence-based research and discover innovations they can start using immediately. Join your peers at conference for focusing on quality outcomes. Send your abstract and confirm your slot for presenting your research thoughts.

ForAbstractSubmission:http://scientificfederation.com/earth-science-2018/abstract-submission.php

Professor Govind Singh Bhardwaj, retired from senior most faculty In-Charge Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory and Nodal officer GIS, Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology India; 35 years teaching and research experience and continuing the high impact research work. Graduated in 1979, Post Graduate M.Sc Geology in 1981, Post PG M.Sc Technology Applied Geology 1983 and PhD. Several awards and appreciations are due recognition to his work, appreciation from Urban Improvement Trust Udaipur, District Level Best Teachers Award 2007; The Mining Geological and Metallurgical Society of India’s Smt Bala Tondon National Award (2011), Outstanding Service Award (2013), “The Teacher’s Excellence National Award 2015”, by the Confederation of Education Excellence, Delhi and supported by Ministry of Ayush, Government of India. Worthwhile to mention Turkey, Bangladesh, China, Japan countries foreign visits for international assignments of Organizing Committee Member, Technical Session Chairman, Invited Speaker, Keynote Speech Speaker, Research Paper presenter etc. Being a Plenary Speaker at International Conference on Earth Science & Geo Science Conference held by Scientific Federation Dr. Govind Singh Bhardwaj is going to talk on ‘GLOBAL EARLY WARNING ARCHITECTURE: FOR NATURAL HAZARDS.’ A brief summary is presented here.

Earthquake, landslides, volcanic eruption, cyclone, heavy snow fall, heavy rain fall, storm, tsunami, flood, draught, forest fires and others type of natural hazards we have been facing since a long time the earth took birth. In this paper global early warning architecture and its developmental aspect has been find out using variety of software, and numerical analysis. These papers deals about the earth’s internal disturbances are linked direct and it is a phenomenon of energy plumes arises due to transformations of material in space and time. There are hopes for the early warnings development to safe guard the society and living world. Issue has been discussed at length for brain storming session for the benefit world. Spiritually, emotionally and mentally in order to be able to cope with the exhausting demands of couples undergoing fertility treatment.