Problematic

Geology is the science that allows, among other specialities, to highlight and enhance the country’s richness. This science was developed because of man's need for energy, and materials used to survive. It deals with understanding the mechanisms that promoted these resource occurrences and to predict the zones or the depths where they can be found and possibly extracted.
The North of Africa is individualised by these Maghrebides mountain belts, limited to the South, by the immense Sahara Desert, known for its underground riches. To the North, metamorphic formations aged Palaeozoic, or even earlier, testify to a dynamic and a complexed geological history that is part of the global tectonics. The sedimentary formations are represented, in particular by the limestone chain of the Kabylian ridge (dorsal Kabyle), whose reliefs culminate in the Djurdjura peaks and make the beauty of the landscapes from to the eastern region. Magmatic rocks of different ages known to generate wealth flow and intersect these formations in different places.
To the South, the geology of the Sahara is characterised by the complexity of geological structures, resulting from a long geological history. This structural complexity presents a favourable environment, allowing a diversified natural resource. These are represented in particular by hydrocarbons, mineral resources and underground water.
Many researchers have conducted many studies to describe and to evaluate its economic significance, based on petrographic, structural, sedimentological, geochemical, hydrogeological, geophysical and geomatic studies.
This first international virtual seminar concerns different fields of geoscience. It will bring together geoscientists from all over the world for a meeting covering all disciplines of the earth and universe sciences, with the aim of deepening knowledge and exchanging experiences, new discoveries between researchers. An electronic platform will serve as a link for researchers to present their work in the different themes of this seminar and to advance knowledge in these regions.
The use of new tools such as geomatics, remote sensing and geographic information systems, which greatly facilitate research by the fact that they can cover large areas in a relatively short time, constitutes a significant economic gain, and will therefore be encouraged.

Themes

1- Fundamental geology (Palaeontology, stratigraphy and structural geology).
2- Mineral and energy resources, Geochemistry and useful substances.
3- Remote sensing and Geomatics.
4- Water and Environment, Geotechnics and Geophysics.
5- Magmatism and Precambrian bases petrography.

Important Deadlines

- Sending of short abstracts: 31 December 2022
- Sending extended abstracts / Poster / Presentation /: deadline 31 January 2023
- Course of the seminar on 07-08-09 March 2023

Posters

Posters are accepted instead of the oral presentation for participants only from countries with a time difference of more or less than 3 hours GMT(UTC) compared to the timing of Algeria.

Participation fees

Participation in the seminar is free of charge

More details follow the following link:

https://apps.umc.edu.dz/vrp/virtualseminar/index.php

Call for paper Extension of deadline for abstract submission till November 25, 2022. 

December  13 - 14, 2022

Key dates

• Abstract submission deadline: November 15 25,2022.
• Notification of acceptance: November  30, 2022.
• Seminar date : December, 13 & 14, 2022.

The development of the cereal sector in the contemporary conjuncture represents a crucial importance, more especially as it constitutes the basis of the food of the Algerians. To this purpose we will organize this seminar, which will constitute certainly an important opportunity to bring new elements, to consolidate the strategy of research and innovation which intends to carry out the DGRSDT around the food security.

This seminar, aims to bring researchers, university researchers, experts and professionals of the sector to exchange and share their experiences , and their research results on all aspects of the evolution of this sector. It is also an interdisciplinary platform, which will review current knowledge and their practical implications, and discuss innovations, developments and the latest concerns, as well as the role of digital in the organization of the latter, challenges and solutions adopted for a good development and sustainability of the wheat sector in Algeria. 

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Areas of Interest

Topics include

1. Climate changes and their effects on wheat yield in Algeria.
2. Role of mycorrhizal symbiosis and soil microorganism communities in the improvement of cereal crop yield.
3. Genetic variability and technological quality of wheat.

Abstract submission

(Abstract template) 

Abstracts should be submitted online only via the seminar email: Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser.

All abstracts must be submitted and presented in English or frensh.

Abstracts should be within any of the topic areas listed in the section topics .

Presentation Guideline

• Plenary Conferences (20 min)
• Oral Presentation,

 Recording time: 10 minutes Presentation + 5 minutes ( Q&A)

• Poster presentation:  Standard size: 90cm (width) X 120cm (height)

Committees

Honorary Chair persons

• Pr. CHOUL Benchohra (Head of Constantine 1 University)
• Pr. DEHIMET  Laid (Dean of the faculty of Natural and Life Science)

General Chair persons

• Pr. DJEKOUN Abdelhamid
• Pr. YKHLEF Nadia

General Co-chairperson

• Pr. R. BOUSBA

Scientific committee

• Pr. DJEKOUN A (GBBV CRSP/ UC1)
• Pr. YKHLEF N (GBBV, UC1)
• Pr. BOUSBA R (GBBV, UC1)
• Dr. BENBELKACEM A (INRAA)
• Dr. MAOUGAL R.T (GBBV, UC1)
• Dr. KECHID M (GBBV, UC1)
• Mr. KELLOU K(GBBV, UC1)
• Dr. MOUELLEF A (GBBV, UC1)
• Mr. TEMAGOULT  M(GBBV, UC1)

Organizing committee

• Pr. YKHLEF N (GBBV, UC1)
• Pr. BOUSBA R (GBBV, UC1)
• Dr. KACEM S.N (GBBV, UC1)
• Mr. KELLOU K (GBBV, UC1)
• Dr. MOUELLEF A (GBBV, UC1)
• Dr. BOUCHEMEL K (GBBV, UC1)
• Mr. BELBEKRI N (GBBV, UC1)
• Mme BOULDJEDJ R (GBBV, UC1)