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📅 4 – 5 Nov 2026 📍 Sreemangal Upazila, Bangladesh 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Tropical Cyclones, Storm Surges and Impact Forecasting
ModeStandard / Physical
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This track focuses on the latest developments in modeling techniques for predicting tropical cyclones. Participants will explore innovative methodologies that enhance the accuracy and reliability of cyclone forecasts.

This session will delve into the physical processes governing storm surges and their resultant impacts on coastal communities. Researchers will present findings on surge modeling and risk assessment strategies.

This track examines the relationship between climate change and the increasing intensity of tropical cyclones. Discussions will center on empirical data and predictive models that highlight future trends.

Focusing on practical approaches, this session will address strategies for reducing disaster risk in coastal regions prone to tropical cyclones. Experts will share case studies and best practices in risk management.

This track will explore the development and implementation of early warning systems aimed at mitigating the impacts of extreme weather events. Participants will discuss technological advancements and community engagement in warning dissemination.

This session will focus on enhancing community resilience to tropical storms through adaptive planning and infrastructure development. Presentations will highlight successful resilience initiatives and stakeholder involvement.

This track will investigate historical and contemporary trends in cyclone occurrences and their climatological implications. Researchers will present analyses that contribute to a deeper understanding of cyclone behavior over time.

This session will explore the ecological consequences of storm surges on coastal ecosystems. Discussions will include modeling approaches that assess the vulnerability and recovery of these environments.

This track will examine the socioeconomic repercussions of tropical cyclones on affected communities. Researchers will present studies that analyze economic losses, recovery efforts, and community resilience.

This session will showcase cutting-edge technologies that enhance cyclone forecasting capabilities. Participants will discuss the integration of satellite data, machine learning, and real-time analytics in forecasting models.

This track encourages collaboration across disciplines to address the multifaceted challenges posed by tropical cyclones. Participants will share interdisciplinary research that combines physical and social sciences for comprehensive solutions.

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