IAGA / IASPEI Joint Scientific Conference in Lisbon, Portugal

[Kelbert, Anna]

Dear Colleagues,

Please consider attending the IAGA/IASPEI Joint Scientific Meeting 2025, which will take place from Aug 31 to Sept 5, 2025 in Lisbon, Portugal. There are many sessions of interest to our community, some of which are noted below. The abstract submission deadline and the travel grant submission deadline has been extended until March 19th, so you still have two days to submit.

Abstract submission can be found here: Abstract Submission | IAGA/IASPEI 2025

• J03 Exploring crust and mantle beneath the oceans, solid Earth-Ocean interactions and soundscape in the oceans: innovative instrumentation, processing ocean-bottom and floating sensor data and scientific achievements
• J04 Data assimilation and Machine Learning: Challenges and Leveraging New Opportunities
• J05 Interdisciplinary observations of pre-earthquake processes – from mechanical to electromagnetic and geochemical phenomena
• J07 Historical and Legacy Geophysical data for the future: data archiving, mining and re-use of historical observations, models and numerical simulations
• J08 Innovation in Geoscience Education and Outreach
• A05 Current developments of ground based geomagnetic observatories and advances in automated instrumentation, data analytics and higher time-resolution measurements
• A07 Geomagnetic Observations, Indices and Products for Space Science, Space Weather and Space Climate Applications
• A10 Space weather impact on technology in space and on the ground
• A33 Electromagnetic induction: Methodology, Data, Modelling, and Inversion
• A34 Electromagnetic methods for exploration: geothermal energy, groundwater, mineral resources, etc.
• A35 Lithospheric studies and deep mantle conductivity
• S01 Observational Seismology – Open Session
• S02 International, National, Regional and Local Networks and Earthquake Data Centers: Highlights and Challenges
• S03 Seismic Scattering and Absorption, Ambient Noise, and Monitoring Earth’s Structure
• S04 Advancements in observation, processing and interpretation of seismological data
• S05 Frontiers in Fiber-Optics Sensing in Seismology
• S06 Pre-Instrumental Earthquake Data
• S07 Anthropogenic Seismicity
• S08 Recent Advances and Challenges in Environmental Seismology
• S09 Cryoseismology
• S10 Volcano seismology
• S11 Disaster risk reduction for the built environment and resilient societies
• S12 Toward the next generation of earthquake ground-motions models, ShakeMaps and macroseismic scales
• S13 Recent Devastating Earthquakes and rapid response after devastating events
• S15 Earthquakes in low strain regions: Challenges, Advances and Opportunities – From field studies to seismic hazard assessment
• S16 Imaging seismic discontinuities in the mantle – from the mantle transition zone to D”
• S17 Decoding the Earth’s interior through seismic anisotropy: Implications from modeling and observations
• S18 Earthquake Source Mechanics
• S19 Thermochemical Heterogeneities in the Crust and Upper Mantle from Geophysical Approaches
• S21 Integrating Plate Tectonics, Volcanism, and Geodynamics: Insights from the Lithosphere and Underlying Mantle Structure
• S22 The main lithospheric discontinuities, Imaged by Seismic Anisotropy and Integrated Studies, and their influence on the Earth’s tectonics
• S23 Seismology at High-school Classrooms

Hope to see many of you there!

Anna Kelbert, IAGA Executive Committee

Science Explorer (SciX)

Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian

Cambridge, MA