Sustainable environment and urban infrastructure

We invite contributions on the resource-oriented researches, ranging from investigation of resource utilization patterns in the continued developing world and its impacts on the Earth natural and socioeconomic systems to creative solutions to the problems induced by resource utilization of the growing global population. This conference will serve as an open forum for diverse intellectual discourse on these topics, focusing on identifying practical guidelines toward a sustainable future on the local, regional, and global scale.

2nd International Conference on Business, Economics and Sustainable Development (ICBESD-2019) in collaboration with Government of India Rooftop Solar Technical Assistance Program supported by World Bank on January 17-18, 2019.

All published NZAAR proceedings are subsequently submitted to Clarivate Analytics for indexing in Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI), a Web of Science™ Core Collection database. CPCI is perhaps the world’s highest ranked indexing to the published literature of the most significant conferences. Clarivate Analytics was formerly the "Intellectual Property and Science" business of Thomson Reuters. Web of Science™ Core Collection database are also linked with Google Scholar. For further details, please see here. NZAAR 2017 proceedings is now indexed while the remaining publications are now in final stages of indexing.

All published NZAAR proceedings are subsequently submitted to Clarivate Analytics for indexing in Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI), a Web of Science™ Core Collection database. CPCI is perhaps the world’s highest ranked indexing to the published literature of the most significant conferences. Clarivate Analytics was formerly the "Intellectual Property and Science" business of Thomson Reuters. Web of Science™ Core Collection database are also linked with Google Scholar. For further details, please see here. NZAAR 2017 proceedings is now indexed while the remaining publications are now in final stages of indexing.

The conference will explore the singular nature of the symbols that represent the world’s cosmopolitan metropoles. It will also focus on the fascination exerted by these large urban areas and their complex character as unrivalled sites of self-confidence and assertiveness, progress and sophistication. The main objective of the event is to bring together all those interested in examining the intersections between their professions and/or interests and some distinct aspects of metropolitan life, providing an integrated approach for the understanding of the mechanisms that lie behind the undisputed global centres.

Are you concerned or even passionate about making the Earth sustainable? Are you learning, or do you help others to learn about, sustainability? Do you consider that experience is an important way in which people learn? Do you consider ethics to be important in learning (about) sustainability? If answered 'yes' to those questions, you are encouraged to contribute to a special issue of A Springer Nature journal. For more info: https://e4l-jrnl.weebly.com/

PROCEED WITH CARE / PROCEED ©2019 is international scientific conference and interdisciplinary platform which can challenge the emerging conflict on the intersection between "overtourism" and preservation of natural and cultural landscape, historic cities, monuments and sites, especially those listed by UNESCO as World Heritage. The aim is to engage, on a regular basis, academics, researchers and practitioners in the fields of architecture, urban and spatial planning, the protection of natural and cultural sites, cultural tourism, presentation and interpretation of heritage, museology, sociology, anthropology, cultural theories, communication science and economy.

STTPA Conference seeks to bring together academics and students across all disciplines, Aboriginal leaders and scholars, business executives, civil society, policymakers, sustainability professionals and other sustainability lovers to explore innovative forms of theory, practice, and action. Held at the University of Toronto Mississauga this year, this 3-day program is designed to create a community of engaged conference participants. STTPA 2019 will include plenary sessions, panel discussions, integrated (theory, practice, and action) sessions, concurrent sessions, workshops, poster (research and practice) presentations, exhibits and other formats of communication enabling all stakeholders to learn and contribute meaningfully to the path towards sustainability.

The International Conference on Natural-Infrastructure Connectivity — organised by the #TRANSGREEN project and funded by the Danube Transnational Programme — will gather over 100 scientists, scholars, and engineers from the Danube Region working on the themes of green and grey infrastructure and spatial planning. The event will focus on fostering cooperation between the participants by presenting and discussing ongoing research activities and sharing best practices in order to develop adequate policies throughout borders and sectors for safer and more environmentally-friendly road and rail networks in the mountainous regions of the Danube Basin.

From their first emergence, urban settlements have conveyed a strong sense of identity. This one-day interdisciplinary conference will bring together historians of all eras with researchers of other disciplines studying contemporary cities and towns. It will explore society, culture, and landscape from premodern times, when the majority of the population lived in rural environments, to the predominance of urban living in the present. Keynote addressed will be given by Prof Matthew Carmona (University College London) and Prof Simon Marvin (University of Sheffield).