GEO 2012 - 3rd International Conference on Geography and Geology 2012 (GEO '12)

You are invited to submit high-quality papers on the following areas:
TOPICS:
A) GEOGRAPHY
Physical geography
Human geography
Environmental geography
Geomatics
Regional geography
Geographical techniques
Cartography
Geographic information systems
Remote sensing
Geographic quantitative methods
Geographic qualitative methods
History of geography
Others
B) GEOLOGY
Mineralogy and Petrology
Historical Geology
Stratigraphy
Palaeontology
Physical Geography
Climatology, Geophysics
Economic Geology
Geochemistry
Geochemical Environmental Pollution
Laboratory of Remote Sensing
Structural geology and tectonics.
Features and processes of deformation in rocks
Folds, fractures and fabrics
Structural associations in orogenic belts
Strike-slip zones and extensional regimes
Strain analysis,
Experimental rock deformation
Rock mechanics applied to geology
Theoretical and experimental modelling.
Specific Areas' Geodynamics and Geology
Educational Topics on Geology
Special Topics
Others
c) SEISMOLOGY
Dynamic Tectonics and Applied Geology
Tectonics and Geological Mapping
Earthquake engineering
Investigation of specific earthquakes,
Theoretical and observational studies of seismic waves
Inverse methods for determining the structure of the Earth or the dynamics of the earthquake source, seismometry,
Earthquake hazard and risk estimation,
Seismotectonics,
Specific Areas' Seismology
Rock mechanics applied to Seismology
Theoretical and experimental modelling.
Educational Topics on Seismology
Special Topics
Others
BENEFITS FOR AUTHORS:
* Keep up-to-date on the latest advances in the field
* Present your research within a unique forum
* Collaborate with experts from around the world
* Your paper will be reviewed by members of the International Scientific Committee
* Selected papers will be processed for publication in several international journals
* Papers will also be permanently archived in several international indices, where they will be available to the international scientific community