This track explores the interplay between urban geomorphology and sustainable development practices. It aims to identify strategies that integrate geomorphological insights into urban planning for enhanced ecological resilience.

This session focuses on the latest theoretical frameworks and methodologies in urban geomorphology. Participants will discuss novel approaches to studying urban landscapes and their implications for urban studies.

This track examines the classification systems used to categorize urban landscapes based on geomorphological features. It aims to enhance understanding of urban forms and their environmental implications.

This session addresses the significance of urban geomorphological heritage in city planning and preservation. Discussions will focus on how geomorphological features contribute to cultural identity and historical continuity.

This track investigates how urbanization alters natural geomorphological processes and landscapes. It aims to highlight the consequences of urban expansion on environmental health and urban ecosystems.

This session explores the relationship between urban sprawl and its effects on environmental health. Participants will analyze case studies that illustrate the challenges posed by sprawling urban areas.

This track focuses on the impacts of climate change on urban geomorphology and the resilience of cities. Discussions will center on adaptive strategies to mitigate risks associated with natural hazards.

This session examines the integration of green approaches in urban planning and design. It aims to assess the effectiveness of sustainable practices in reshaping urban landscapes.

This track investigates the interactions between urban climate, de-vegetation, and the potential benefits of re-vegetation in cities. Participants will discuss the role of vegetation in mitigating urban heat effects.

This session addresses the ethical considerations surrounding urban growth and development. It aims to foster discussions on equitable and sustainable urban practices that respect both people and the environment.

This track explores holistic methodologies in understanding landscape changes driven by human activity. Participants will discuss interdisciplinary approaches that bridge physical and life sciences in urban geomorphology.