Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on BioGeoSciences

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on BioGeoSciences

Modeling Natural Environments

Parra, Oscar; Mochalov, Vladimir; Martin, Osmel; Cardenas, Rolando

Springer Nature Switzerland AG

01/2022

246

Dura

Inglês

9783030889180

15 a 20 dias

553

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1. Development of a preliminary model of infiltration of pollutants in rocks (Cesar Medero).- 2. Analysis of daily seismicity and mass removal using radar interferometry (Luciana Silva).- 3. Automated simulation of synthetic earthquakes for vulnerable reservoirs in the central region of Cuba (Miguel Hernandez).- 4. Forcing factors and space pattern of territorial transformations. The role of environmental and social variables in the dynamics of soil use (Mauricio Aguayo).- 5. Effect of coverage / use of the soil on the hydrological response in basins of the southern center of Chile (Rebeca Martinez).- 6. Study of the hydrodynamic transport of nitrate as a contaminant of rivers (Roxana Perez).- 7. Effects of large-scale climatic variability on the flow of the central watersheds of Chile (Laura Perez).- 8. Groundwater drought and land use/land cover changes in central Chile (Iongel Duran).- 9. Productivity variability an Andean Lake of Chile through sedimentary records (Lien Rodriguez).- 10. Analysis of the surface temperature trend of the lakes of the South Central of Chile by remote sensing for the period 2000-2016 (Roberto Urrutia).- 11. Monitoring Program of Biobio Region (Chile) (Ricardo Figueroa).- 12. Use of remote sensing tools applied to the spatial dynamics of the shoreline of the Rancho Luna beach in Cienfuegos, Cuba (Laura Castellanos).- 13. Seasonal and interannual variability of sea surface temperature in the southern Cuban platform, based on remote perception (Alain Munoz).
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Radar interferometry;Nitrate contamination;Sea surface temperature;Tropical cyclones;Paleotempestology