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SPECIAL SESSION: Fourty years of geology in northeastern Mexico
This special number is to provide an academic forum and scientific results for the
dissemination of research results associated with the geological evolution of northeastern Mexico,
potential, and innovation geological perspectives in emerging global problems as it impacts
development. This special number seeks to integrate the studies over four decades of studies, but also
to propose a scientific perspective of the problems and social demands of the so many incidence
angles that geosciences can help to solve, with special emphasis on the water problem, their
geological sources, evolution and possibilities, and potential solutions.
All interested academics, both senior and young scholars, are invited to submit a paper to this
special session dedicated to all research areas of geology, encouraging submissions from a range of
intersecting research lines in the developing knowledge of the geology of northeastern Mexico.
SPECIAL SECTION, Origins and structure of the Solar System
Symposium “Origins and Structure of the Solar System”
Instituto de Astronomía, Instituto de Geofísica and Instituto de Geología, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
México, D.F., August 7-9, 2007.
Applications of Data Science in Earth Science Problems
Áreas Temáticas Sugeridas. Los temas de interés para este número especial incluyen, pero no se limitan a:
- Minería de datos y Big Data en Geología:
- Aplicaciones de algoritmos de minería de datos en la identificación de patrones en datos geológicos.
- Uso de técnicas de Big Data para el análisis de datos geológicos adquiridos con sensores y satélites.
- Modelado predictivo y Machine Learning:
- Modelos predictivos para la prospección de recursos naturales.
- Uso de aprendizaje automático para la interpretación de datos sísmicos y de sensores remotos.
- Análisis espacial y Sistemas de Información Geográfica (SIG):
- Integración de técnicas de ciencia de datos con SIG para el análisis geoespacial.
- Desarrollo de modelos de peligros naturales (hazards) y riesgos utilizando análisis espacial.
- Inteligencia Artificial en la evaluación de peligros geológicos y ambientales, y de riesgos asociados:
- Aplicaciones de inteligencia artificial para la evaluación de amenaza sísmica, volcánica, ambiental (en suelos, acuíferos, aire), de movimientos en masa, vulnerabilidades y riesgos.
- Modelos de predicción de eventos climáticos extremos y cambio climático, y su impacto en los peligros geológicos y ambientales, y los riesgos asociados.
- Procesamiento de señales y análisis de series temporales:
- Técnicas avanzadas de procesamiento de señales para la interpretación de datos geofísicos.
- Análisis de series temporales aplicados a datos sísmicos y de cambios climáticos.
- Automatización y robótica en estudios geológicos:
- Aplicación de algoritmos de ciencia de datos en sistemas autónomos para la recolección de datos geológicos y geofísicos.
- Uso de drones y robótica para la captura y análisis de datos en tiempo real.
- Visualización avanzada de datos geológicos:
- Métodos innovadores de visualización de datos geológicos utilizando herramientas de ciencia de datos.
- Visualización 3D y modelado para la interpretación geológica.
Tipos de Contribuciones Aceptadas:
- Artículos de investigación originales
- Artículos de revisión metodológica crítica y, preferiblemente, aplicadas a casos de estudio.
- Comunicaciones cortas
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