Programme
Contribution Submission opens - January 20, 2022
Notification of Acceptance of Submitted Contribution - March 30, 2022
Submission of Revised Contribution - May 30, 2022
Notification of Acceptance of Revised Contribution - June 29, 2022.
The contribution will be 3 to 8 pages.
The guidelines for the submission of contributions will be posted in the December 2021.
The call for sessions will be launched in October 2021 and will be closed in December 2021.
The registration will be opened in late March 2022.
We will keep you posted on further developments and we do hope you will join us for an outstanding scientific event.
Topics
The Third European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (3ECEES) is aiming at providing a creative and stimulating environment for sharing and tackling the most challenging topics of global importance and interest in Earthquake Engineering and Seismology, such as (the list is neither exhaustive, nor restrictive):
- Physics of earthquakes and Seismic Sources
- Seismicity Analysis
- Induced and Triggered Seismicity
- Engineering Seismology and Strong Ground Motion
- Big Data and Large Research Infrastructures
- Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering
- Seismic Hazard
- Site Effects and Microzonation Studies
- Seismic Analysis and Design of Buildings and Structure
- Seismic Evaluation and Rehabilitation of Buildings and Structure
- Performance Based Design of Buildings and Structures
- Seismic Design Codes
- Lifeline Earthquake Engineering
- Structural Health Monitoring
- Seismic Exposure, Fragility and Risk
- Seismic Resilience
- Lessons from recent earthquakes
Registration and Contact
Contact Info
Telephone: +40 740 769 306
Email: contact@3ecees.ro
Registration
Conference Venue
Palace of the Parliament – Bucharest International Conference Centre
The Palace of the Parliament is the second largest administrative building in the world., lying on an area of 365,000 m2. Bucharest International Conference Centre is part of the Palace of Parliament and it hosted in the past decade outstanding international events, such as: the NATO Summit in 2008 and the Economic and Trade Forum – Central and Eastern European Countries in 2013.
- length – 270 m
- width – 245 m
- height – 84 m (over ground level)
- depth – 16 m (under ground level) footprint area – 73,615 m2
- Total surface – 365.000 m2
- 1,000,000 m3 of marble
- 3rd place worldwide from the volume point of view
- is the heaviest building in the world
- 550,000 tons of cement
- 700,000 tons of steel
- 2,000,000 tons of sand
- 1,000 tons of basalt
- 900,000 m3 rich wood
- 3,500 tons of crystal
- 200,000 m3 of glass
- 2,800 chandeliers
- 220,000 m3 carpets
- 3,500 m3 leather
- over 100,000 workers’ effort
- 20,000 people working 24 hour in three shifts per day
- 12,000 soldiers took part in the construction works
- 1st for the largest administrative building (for civil use)
- 3rd place worldwide from the volume point of view
- is the heaviest building in the world
The Bucharest International Conference Centre (BICC) was established on May 6th, 1994. The fulfilment of the standards requested in the field of conferences organization brought it the membership of the International Association of Congress Centres (AIPC) in 1997. AIPC granted the International Conference Centre the “Management Excellency Diploma” on a yearly base.
Total area: 2226 m2 (53m x 42m)
Type: marble floor and columns
Capacity: 2000 seats for plenary or parallel sessions
Total area: 2226 m2 (53m x 42m)
Type: marble floor and columns
Capacity: 2000 seats for plenary or parallel sessions
Total area: 2226 m2 (53m x 42m)
Type: marble floor and columns
Capacity: 2000 seats for plenary or parallel sessions
Total area: 2226 m2 (53m x 42m)
Type: marble floor and columns
Capacity: 2000 seats for plenary or parallel sessions
Technical Visit
One of the technical visits will take place at ELI-NP which is going to be the most advanced research facility in the world focusing on the study of photonuclear physics and its applications, comprising a very high intensity laser of two 10PW ultra-short pulse lasers and the most brilliant tunable gamma-ray beam.
This unique experimental combination will enable ELI-NP to tackle a wide range of research topics in fundamental physics, nuclear physics and astrophysics, and also applied research in materials science, management of nuclear materials and life sciences.
This infrastructure will create a new European laboratory with a broad range of science covering frontier fundamental physics, new nuclear physics and astrophysics as well as applications in nuclear materials, radioactive waste management, material science and life sciences. At the time of the technical visit, ELI-NP research facility will be fully operational.
