LDCL 2019 - Second International Conference on Landmine: Detection, Clearance and Legislations

You are invited to participate in The Second International Conference on Landmine: Detection, Clearance and Legislations (LDCL2019) that will be held in Faculty of Engineering, Lebanese University, Campus of Hadath, Beirut, Lebanon on April 3-5, 2019. The event will be held over three days, with presentations delivered by researchers from the international community, including presentations from keynote speakers and state-of-the-art lectures.
The conference welcome papers on the following (but not limited to) research topics:
Landmine Detection
Global Ban on Landmines Legal Aspects of the Landmine Issue
Policies on Anti-personnel Mines Landmine-free Zones
Production, stockpiling and transfer Landmines and Mines
Land, ocean, atmosphere and space sensors Mine Detection and Sensing Technologies
Signal processing and analysis Signal communication
Detection and decision Anti-vehicle mines
Anti-personnel mines Landmine issues
Landmine problem and mine action Landmine Contamination
Landmine incidents and casualties Landmine survivor assistance
Landmine resource centers for mine awareness Landmine impact survey and assessments
Landmine Clearance
Landmine Clearance Undertaking Mines Awareness
Demining Manual Demining
Use of Animals, Insects and Bacteria Mechanical demining
Landmine Clearance Technologies and standards Emergency Care for Landmine Survivors
Robots and Humanitarian Demining Radar and Electromagnetic Waves
Tracking Survivors and Documenting Experiences Funding for Landmine Clearance and Victim Assistance
Landmine sweepers Landmine detonation techniques
Landmine training courses Landmine protection and design
Landmine Legislations
Mine Ban Policy Landmine Ban Initiative
Monitoring Landmine Convention Amendments to the Landmine Protocol
Ratification and National implementation Convention on antipersonnel mines destruction
Prohibition of Antipersonnel Mines Production International Campaign to Ban Landmines
Case studies in National Implementation