Focus and Scope

ICOCH 2025 covers a broad spectrum of topics related to ocean, climate, and geological hazards, with a strong emphasis on disaster mitigation, adaptation strategies, and sustainable solutions.

Geological and Seismic Hazards

  • Earthquakes, fault systems, and seismic risk assessment
  • Landslides, subsidence, and geotechnical hazards
  • Volcanic activity and its environmental impact
  • Tsunami modeling, prediction, and early warning systems

Ocean and Coastal Hazards

  • Sea-level rise and coastal erosion
  • Marine pollution and its role in disaster risk
  • Storm surges, hurricanes, and extreme weather impacts
  • Coral reef degradation and marine ecosystem resilience
  • Submarine landslides and their impact on coastal regions

Climate Change and Disaster Resilience

  • Impacts of global warming on extreme weather events
  • El Niño, La Niña, and climate variability effects
  • Hydrometeorological disasters: floods, droughts, and cyclones
  • Climate adaptation strategies and policy frameworks
  • Green infrastructure for disaster mitigation

Environmental Sustainability and Risk Management

  • Disaster risk reduction (DRR) strategies and frameworks
  • Remote sensing, GIS, and AI for disaster monitoring
  • Nature-based solutions for hazard mitigation
  • Resilient urban planning and infrastructure development
  • Community-based disaster preparedness and response

Technology, Innovation, and Policy

  • Early warning systems and real-time hazard monitoring
  • The role of AI, IoT, and big data in disaster prediction
  • International policies and governance in disaster risk management
  • Sustainable development and resilience-building strategies
  • Indigenous knowledge and traditional practices in disaster adaptation

ICOCGH 2025 seeks to bridge the gap between science, policy, and practice, bringing together leading experts to develop integrated solutions for a safer and more resilient world.