The conference is open to research scholars, postgraduate and undergraduate students, faculty members, scientists, and corporate delegates, providing a platform for learning, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.

Abstract Papers are invited from research scholars, faculty members, scientist community, and industry experts adhering to the following guidelines:

• Title: Should be in running text, Times New Roman, font size 14.
• Authors’ Information: Include the name(s), affiliation(s), address(es), email ID, and mobile number of the author(s).
• Abstract Body: Use Times New Roman, font size 12, with 1.5 line spacing. Avoid using special symbols, equations, references, formulas, tables, or diagrams.
• Abstract: Should not exceed 300 words.
• Keywords: Provide a list of relevant keywords.

Selected papers will be included in the conference compendium.

The themes for the conference include but not limited to the following tracks:

• Climate-Resilient Technologies for Adaptation
• Innovations in Sustainable Environmental Systems and Resource Management
• Computational, Data-Driven, and Smart Technologies for Climate and Environmental Sustainability

Track-1: Climate-Resilient Technologies for Adaptation

• Research on modelling/simulation
• Climate-resilient infrastructure
• Adaptive water and agricultural systems
• Disaster risk assessment and management
• Technology-driven adaptation strategies
• Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

Track-2: Innovations in Sustainable Environmental Systems and Resource Management

• Renewable energy systems
• Environmental pollution control
• Sustainable resource management
• Circular economy
• Ecosystem restoration technologies
• Life-cycle assessment approaches

Track-3: Computational, Data-Driven, and Smart Technologies for Climate and Environmental Sustainability

• Application of Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning
• Remote sensing and GIS
• Climate informatics
• Decision-support systems
• Digital twins for climate monitoring and prediction