International Conference on Rock Mechanics and Engineering Geology

This track focuses on the latest developments in rock mechanics, emphasizing innovative methodologies and technologies. Researchers are invited to present their findings on the mechanical behavior of rocks under various conditions.

This session explores the integration of engineering geology in the design and construction of infrastructure projects. Papers should highlight case studies and best practices for mitigating geological risks.

This track addresses the challenges associated with slope stability in various geological settings. Contributions should include analytical, numerical, and empirical approaches to slope stability assessment.

This session aims to showcase novel rock testing methodologies that enhance the understanding of rock properties. Participants are encouraged to discuss experimental setups, results, and implications for engineering applications.

This track focuses on the latest advancements in tunneling and underground excavation techniques. Papers should address challenges, innovations, and case studies related to subterranean construction.

This session delves into the complex interactions between rock masses and engineered structures. Contributions should explore theoretical frameworks, modeling approaches, and practical implications for design.

This track emphasizes the geomechanical characterization of rock masses and their properties. Researchers are invited to present studies that enhance the understanding of rock behavior under various loading conditions.

This session addresses the identification, assessment, and management of geotechnical hazards. Papers should focus on methodologies for evaluating risks associated with geological phenomena.

This track explores the intersection of rock mechanics and mining engineering. Contributions should highlight innovative practices and technologies that improve safety and efficiency in mining operations.

This session focuses on the characterization of rock discontinuities and their impact on engineering projects. Papers should discuss methodologies for assessing discontinuities and their influence on stability and strength.

This track examines the role of fracture mechanics in understanding rock behavior and failure. Researchers are invited to present theoretical and experimental studies that contribute to the field of rock engineering.