PTIDM-25 2025 - 32nd PATTAYA International Conference on “Technology & Innovation in Disaster Management” (PTIDM-25) on Dec. 18-20, 2025 Pattaya (Thailand)

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Deadline: December 01, 2025 | Date: December 18, 2025-December 20, 2025

Venue/Country: Pattaya, Thailand

Updated: 2025-07-09 17:10:18 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are Not Limited to:

I. Predictive Analytics & Early Warning Systems

AI and Machine Learning for Hazard Prediction:

Using AI/ML to forecast natural disasters (e.g., floods, wildfires, earthquakes, extreme weather events).

Predictive modeling for disease outbreaks and pandemics.

Anomaly detection in infrastructure data for early warning of failures.

IoT & Sensor Networks for Real-time Monitoring:

Deploying smart sensors (e.g., seismic, hydrological, atmospheric, structural integrity) for continuous environmental monitoring.

Wireless sensor networks and real-time data transmission for early detection.

Integration of IoT data with AI for enhanced situational awareness.

Satellite Technology & Remote Sensing:

High-resolution satellite imagery for pre-disaster risk assessment and post-disaster damage assessment.

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) for all-weather, day-night monitoring.

Satellite communication for maintaining connectivity in affected areas.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for mapping, vulnerability analysis, and visualization.

Crowdsourcing & Social Media Analytics:

Leveraging social media for real-time information gathering, situational awareness, and public warnings.

Crowdsourced data collection for damage assessment and unmet needs.

Natural Language Processing (NLP) for analyzing crisis-related text data.

II. Advanced Response & Rescue Technologies

Drones (UAVs) in Disaster Response:

Aerial reconnaissance and real-time damage assessment.

Search and rescue operations (thermal imaging, payload delivery).

Mapping and 3D modeling of affected areas.

Communication relay in areas with disrupted infrastructure.

Autonomous drone navigation in complex environments.

Robotics & Autonomous Systems:

Robots for hazardous environment exploration (e.g., collapsed buildings, CBRN incidents).

Robots for logistics and delivery of aid in dangerous areas.

Swarms of robots for large-scale search or mapping.

Wearable robotics and exoskeletons for first responders.

Communication Technologies for Disasters:

Resilient communication networks (e.g., satellite, mesh networks, ad-hoc mobile networks).

Emergency broadcasting systems and public alert technologies.

Interoperable communication platforms for multi-agency coordination.

Next-generation wireless technologies (e.g., 5G/6G) for rapid deployment.

Augmented Reality (AR) & Virtual Reality (VR) for Field Operations:

AR overlays for situational awareness in the field (e.g., mapping utilities, identifying hazards).

VR for remote collaboration and expert guidance during response operations.

III. Resilient Infrastructure & Recovery Technologies

Smart Infrastructure & IoT for Resilience:

Embedding sensors in critical infrastructure (bridges, buildings, power grids) for continuous health monitoring.

Self-healing materials and adaptive structures.

Predictive analytics for infrastructure maintenance and upgrades.

Autonomous energy grids and microgrids for localized resilience.

Digital Twins for Recovery Planning:

Creating virtual replicas of communities or infrastructure for post-disaster damage assessment and reconstruction planning.

Simulating recovery scenarios and optimizing resource allocation.

Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) for Recovery:

On-site 3D printing of temporary shelters, replacement parts, or infrastructure components.

Rapid manufacturing of medical supplies or tools in disaster zones.

Blockchain for Humanitarian Aid & Supply Chain Transparency:

Ensuring transparency and accountability in aid distribution.

Tracking supplies from donor to beneficiary.

Secure digital identities for displaced populations.

Decentralized finance for direct cash transfers to affected individuals.

Sustainable & Green Recovery Technologies:

Eco-friendly building materials and construction techniques for reconstruction.

Renewable energy solutions for powering temporary shelters and critical facilities.

IV. Cross-Cutting Themes & Ethical Considerations

Data Management & Interoperability:

Standards and protocols for data sharing between different technologies and agencies.

Big Data analytics platforms for disaster intelligence.

Data security, privacy, and ethical use of personal information in crisis.

Cybersecurity in Disaster Management:

Protecting critical infrastructure from cyberattacks during and after disasters.

Securing emergency communication networks and data systems.

Addressing ransomware and other cyber threats targeting vulnerable systems.

AI Ethics & Bias in Disaster Technology:

Addressing potential biases in AI algorithms used for prediction or resource allocation.

Ensuring equitable access to technology for all communities.

Transparency and accountability in AI decision-making.

Human-Technology Collaboration:

Optimizing human-machine interfaces for emergency responders.

Training first responders to effectively use new technologies.

Understanding the psychological impact of technology on disaster survivors and responders.

Policy, Governance, & Regulation:

Developing legal frameworks for the deployment and use of emerging technologies in disasters.

International cooperation and standardization of disaster technology.

Public-private partnerships for technology development and deployment.

Education & Training:

VR/AR simulations for disaster preparedness training (e.g., active shooter, mass casualty, evacuation drills).

Gamification of disaster education and awareness.

Developing digital literacy and tech skills for community resilience.

Innovation Ecosystems for Disaster Tech:

Fostering startups and research in disaster-focused technologies.

Investment and funding mechanisms for innovative solutions.

Testbeds and living labs for piloting new technologies.