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  1. 8th International Conference on Geographical Information Systems Theory, Applications and Management - GISTAM 2022, 27-29 April 2022.
  2. 42nd IIG Annual Meeting and International E-Conference “Geography for People, Planet, Prosperity and Peace”, 4-6 October 2021. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Climatic change - the past, current & future role of relative sea level rise in geocultural heritage.
  3. Pan-hellenic and International Conference “Educators & Education STE(A)M”, 9 May 2021. Announcement of the paper: 
    1. Experimenting with the shape of the Earth's relief through surface runoff tables: A STEM didactic scenario approach.
  4. European Geosciences Union, General Assembly 2021, online, 19-30 April 2021. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Palaeogeographic evolution and sea level changes of a tectonically active area: the case of Psatha, Alkyonides Gulf, Greece.
    2. Insights in beachrock formation mechanism using multiproxy experimental data: case study of Diolkos, Corinth, Greece.
    3. Coastal changes through time is the only constant: case study of west coast of Naxos Island, Cyclades, Greece.
    4. Uplifted marine terraces of Cephalonia Island, Western Greece.
  5. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2020, online, 1-17 December 2020. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Indirect field experience in coastal geomorphology via virtual fieldtrips: a case from Rhodes Island, Greece.
    2. Interactive virtual fieldtrip as a tool for remote education.
    3. Virtual fieldtrips as a tool for indirct geomorphological experience: a case study from the southeast part of the Gulf of Corinth.
  6. European Geosciences Union, General Assembly 2020, Vienna, Austria, 4-8 May 2020. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Boulder deposits on the southeastern coast of Cyprus and their relation with paleotsunami events of the Eastern Mediterranean
    2. Lake Lerna: investigating Hercules' ancient myth
    3. Innovative approach for addressing coastal erosion protection using microbial induced carbonate precipitation
  7. 6th International Civil Protection Conference - SafeCorfu 2019, 6-9 November 2019. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Tsunami Hazard and Sand Dune Protection in West Naxos Isl.
  8. 7th Symposium on Archaeometry of the HSA “Archaeology-Archaeometry: 30 years later”, 9-12 October 2019. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Geochronology and Paleogeography of Akrotiri Salt Lake, Lemesos, Cyprus
  9. Regional Conference on Geomorphology “Geomorphology of Climatically and Tectonically Sensitive Areas”, Athens, Greece, 19-21 September 2019. Announcement of the papers:
    1. A dynamic erosion susceptibility model using combined fuzzy sets and logistic regression
    2. A comparative study of beachrock mechanism formation focusing on natural and artificial beachrocks: case of Diolkos, Corinth, Greece and Sumuide, Okinawa, Japan
    3. Boulder deposits on the southeastern coast of Cyprus and their relation with paleotsunami events of the Eastern Mediterranean
    4. A comparative study of seasonal changes of the sedimentological and geomorphological characteristics of Mylopotas and Manganari beach in Ios Island, Cyclades (Greece).
    5. Beachrock formation mechanism through minerochemical analysis and cement characteristics. Case study w. Akrotiri peninsula, Cyprus
    6. Seafloor structure of Argostoli bay
    7. Age evolution and geomorphic development of Akrotiri promontory sand dunes, Cyprus
    8. Paleogeography and geomorphological evolution of Akrotiri salt lake, Lemesos, Cyprus
  10. 15th international Congress of the Geological Society of Greece, Athens, Greece, 22-24 May 2019. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Beachrock development as an indicator of paleogeographic evolution, case of Akrotiri Peninsula, Cyprus
    2. Geomorphological and Sedimentological Dynamic Processes at the Semi-Closed Bay Plati Gialo (Sifnos Isl.)
    3. Coastal and Marine geomorphological and environmental study of St. George bay, Western Naxos, Greece
    4. A minerochemical cement study of a beachrock slab: The case study of Peristeria, Salamis Island
    5. Sedimentological and geomorphological study of Vravrona Beach, East Attica
    6. Flood hazard assessment of the Kerinitis River catchment, North Peloponnese, Greece
  11. INQUA-PAGES Conference for Early-Career Researchers “Impacts of sea-level rise from past to present”, Utrecht, the Netherlands, 26-29 August 2018. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Late Holocene sea level evolution of Paros Island (Cyclades, Greece).
  12. The 2018 World Congress on Advances in Civil, Environmental, & Materials Research (ACEM18), 28-31 August 2018. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Applicability of Coastal Ureolytic Bacteria for Coastal Protection in Greece.
  13. 19th Joint Geomorphological Meeting & 34th Romanian National Symposium on Geomorphology “From field mapping and landform analysis to multi-risk assessment: Challenges, uncertainties and transdisciplinarity”, Buzau, Romania, 16 - 20 May 2018. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Recognition of Erosion Risk Areas using Neural Network Technology: An Application to the Island of Corfu.
    2. Fuzzy Modeling of slope erosion by runoff. Case study Corinth basin, Greece.
    3. Developing a neuro-fuzzy system to classify drainage sud-basins according their erosion risk on the island of Leykas (Greece).
    4. Modelling flood risk in Paratrexos/Peritsi stream, Naxos island (Cyclades, Greece).
  14. Hellenistic Alexandria: Celebrating 24 centuries, 13-15 December 2017, 3-15 December 2017, Acropolis Museum, Athens, Greece. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Extreme geophysical phenomena in Alexandria.
  15. 9th International Conference on Geomorphology, New Delhi, India, 6-11 November, 2017. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Ancient quarries as indicators of palaeogeographical evolution of western Naxos island (Cyclades).
    2. Evolution of relative sea level in Okinawa, Japan through the use of beachrocks.
  16. GSA2017 – Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America, 22-25 October 2017, Seattle, Washington, USA.  Announcement of the paper:
    1. Using an intercontinental Scholar-Teacher model for undergraduate education.
  17. International Conference “New Technologies, Hazards and Geoarchaeology” – Paolo Pirazzoli in memoriam, 3rd November 2017, Athens, Greece. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Coastal Palaeogeography of Akrotiri Peninsula, Cyprus.
    2. Age evolution and geomorphic development of Akrotiri promontory Sand dunes, Cyprus.
    3. Beachrocks and relative sea level changes in Okinawa (Japan).
    4. Palaeogeographic evolution of Paroikia Bay (Paros Island, Greece) during the Late Holocene.
    5. Geochemistry of beachrocks and their palaeoenvironmental significance: case study Central Cyclades (Aegean Sea).
    6. Geomorphological and Sedimentological Characteristics of the Submarine Section in Coastal Zone of Chania Gulf (Crete).
    7. Coastal and marine geomorphological and environmental study of St. George bay, Western Naxos (Greece).
  18. Τhe Alexandria International Conference on Maritime and Underwater Archaeology, 31 October - 2 November 2016, Biblioteca Alexandrina, Alexandria, Egypt. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Geomorphological and Archaeological Features of Alexandria Depicting Subsidence of the Coastal Zone
  19. European Geosciences Union, General Assembly 2016, Vienna, Austria, 17-22 April 2016. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Re-assessing the last 3,000 years of archaeological and biological sea-level data from Israel and Greece to identify East Mediterranean trends
  20. 14th International Conference of the Geological Society of Greece, 25-27 May, 2016, Thessaloniki. Announcement of the papers:
    1. 3,000 Years of East Mediterranean Sea Levels: Archaeological Indicators from Greece Combined with Israeli Coast Data
    2. Beachrocks cement characteristics and conditions of formation. Case study Platanias beach, Chania, Greece.
    3. Study of beachrocks in East Attica
  21. 15th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConferences SGEM 2015, Romania. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Spatial distribution of erosion and deposition zones as a result of surface runoff based on a probability model. A case study in the island of Samos.
  22. XIX INQUA Congress “Quaternary Perspectives on Climate Change, Natural Hazards and Civilization”, 26 July - 2 August, 2015, Nagoya, Japan. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Geochemistry of beachrocks and their palaeoenvironmental significance: case study Central Cyclades (Aegean Sea).
  23. International Colloquium “The Geoarchaeology of Mediterranean Islands”, June 30 - July 02 2015, Cargèse, France. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Using beachrocks to reconstruct Holocene paleoshorelines in the Central Cyclades.
    2. Late Holocene shorelines in East Attica (Greece).
    3. Multiple submerged tidal notches: A sea-level indicator of sequences of coseismic subsidences in the Aegean region.
  24. 10th International Congress of the Hellenic Geographical Society, 22-24 October, 2014, Thessaloniki. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Beachrocks and sea level changes in East Attica.
    2. Web-G.I.S. Database of Holocene Relative Sea Indicators at Central Aegean.
    3. A correlation of the structure and chemical composition of the habitat sediments with the ecological flow of Acheloos river, in Trikala Prefecture, Thessaly, Central Greece.
    4. Erosion Risk Map of Samos island using a simple probability model.
    5. Intercomparison of a ID versus quasi-2D hydraulic modelling approach for a spatial assessment of mesohabitat types alteration within a river-A case study of upper Acheloos river.
    6. An adaptation of a habitat modelling approach to simulate and assess differences between existing habitat suitability criteria (HSC) focusing on brown trout for Greek rivers.
    7. An assessment of the coastal erosion at Marathon east Attica, Greece.
  25. 12th International Conference “Protection & Restoration of the Environment, 29 June - 3 July 2014, Skiathos. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Habitat hydraulic modelling for environmental flow restoration in upland streams in Greece.
  26. European Geosciences Union, General Assembly 2014, 27 April – 02 May 2014, Vienna, Austria. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Habitat hydraulic modelling for assessing changes of mesohabitat types of a Greek mountainous river.
  27. 8th IAG International Conference on Geomorphology, 27-31 August, 2013, Paris. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Underwater geomorphological survey revealing past temporary standstills of the relative sea level in carbonate rock areas.
    2. Late Holocene shorelines deduced from tidal notches on both sides of the Ionian Thrust: Fiscardo Peninsula (Cephalonia) and Ithaca Island.
    3. Fossil shorelines at Corfu and surrounding islands deduced from erosion notches.
  28. European Geosciences Union, General Assembly 2013, 7-12 April 2013, Vienna, Austria. Announcement of the paper:
    1. INTegrating Ice core, MArine, and TErrestrial records (COST Action ES0907).
  29. Understanding Freshwater Quality Problems in a Changing World, 22-26 July 2013, Gothenburg, Sweden. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Assessment of groundwater quality contamination by nitrate leaching using multivariate statistics and Geographic Information Systems.
  30. FLOODrisk 2012, 22-22 November, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Modeling direct damages in Kifissos river (Athens, Greece).
  31. Quaternary sea-level variations: sedimentary, biological and archaeological proxies, Société Géologique de France, November 22, 2012, Paris. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Détermination de rivages holocènes submerges en Grèce d’après des encoches de marée fossiles.
  32. SMARTeST, 27-28 September 2012, Athens. Announcement of the papers:
    1. The flood risk from rivers or streams, in urban areas. Examples from NW Greece.
    2. Modeling flood risk. Example from Paratrechos stream (Naxos Island, Cyclades).
    3. Modeling direct damages. Examples from Athens, Greece.
  33. SLALOM 2012, 19-22 March 2012, Athens. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Submerged antiquities on Paros and Naxos (Cyclades, Greece). New evidence for the Mean Sea Level during the Late Bronze Age.
    2. Tidal notches: a sea-level indicator of uncertain archival trustworthiness.
    3. GIA contribution to sea level rise detected with archaeological indicators along the coast of central Italy.
  34. XVIII INQUA Congress Bern 20-27/07/2011. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Testing competing GIA models against field observations along the Tyrrhenian coasts of Italy.
    2. Morphology and OSL-based geochronology of the Holocene coastal dunes fields of Naxos Island (Cyclades, Greece): preliminary results.
  35. 15th Joint Geomorphological Meeting, 01-02/07/2011. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Fuzzy Modeling of slope erosion by runoff. Case study Corinth basin, Greece.
  36. 5thmeeting of Greek Geomorphologists, Patras,3rd December 2010. Announcement of the papers:
    1. The morphotectonic units of Ikaria island-Contribution in the Natural Hazards Research.
    2. Environmental and human impacts in the aquatic system of Prespa Lakes using remote sensing techniques and GIS.
  37. Landscape archaeology. Egypt and the Mediterranean world, Cairo, Egypt, 19-21 September 2010. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Holocene Palaeogeographical reconstruction of the western part of Naxos island (Greece).
    2. Reconstructing a changing environment between the ancient city of Samos and the Heraion Temple (Samos island, Greece).
  38. European Geosciences Union, General Assembly 2010, Vienna, Austria, 02-07 May 2010. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Paleoenvironmental evolution of Vigla western Naxos (Cyclades, Greece), depositional environment and sea level changes in Upper Holocene.
    2. Holocene Palaeogeographical reconstruction of the southeastern part of Samos island (Greece).
    3. Sea-level change model predictions based on geomorphological data in Cyclades (Greece) and Tunisia.
  39. International Conference on Urban Flood Management, 25-27 November 2009. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Flood modeling in Karlovassi basin area – Samos island (Greece).
    2. Flooding in Athens: The Kephisos River flood event of 21-22/10/1994.
  40. 11th International conference on environmental science and technology, 3-5 September 2009. Announcement of the papers:
    1. The role of climate variability and human activities in the dune fields evolution in Naxos Island, Greece.
    2. Urban flood modelling in Karlovassi area – Samos Island.
    3. Soil erosion in wider urban areas (Athens – Budapest).
  41. 7th International Conference on Geomorphology, 6-11 July, 2009. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Palaeoenvironmental records in western Naxos (Greece) and sea level changes in Upper Holocene.
  42. National Symposium on Drought and Desertification,16-18 June 2009, Konya, Turkey. Announcement of the paper:
    1. The causes, evolution and environmental evaluation of sand dunes activity in Manisa-Akselendi plain.
  43. 3rd Meeting of Greek Geomorphologists, Athens 24-25/10/08, Greece. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Planation surfaces and their characteristics on Tinos Island (Cyclades-Greece).
    2. Study of oceanographic, sedimentological and geomorphologic characteristics of coastal zone of SE Samos Island.
  44. 8th International Hydrogeological Congress, Athens, Greece. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Geomorphologic factors affecting intrinsic vulnerability in fissured media, application on Falatados – Livada area, SE Tinos Island (Cyclades-Greece).
    2. Geological and tectonic study of the fissured rocks of the Hellenides and their hydrogeological pattern.
  45. 10th Plinius Conference on Mediterranean storms, EGU Tropical Conference Series, Nicosia Cyprus, 22-24 September 2008. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Does climatic change in precipitation drive erosion and desertification in Naxos Island, Greece?
  46. International Meeting on Geoinformation in Geocultural Landscapes ‘From present to past through landscape’, Þingvellir, Iceland, 5-6 September, 2008. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Application of digital terrain analysis to geoarchaeology: a case study from Thera Island (Greece).
    2. Formalisation of a GIS-Based Methodology for Landscape change analysis: Example of Erosion in Naxos Island (Aegean Sea, Greece).
  47. 33rd IGC-International Geological Congress, Oslo 2008, August 6-14 2008. Announcement of the paper:
    1. The role of climate variability and human activities in the dune fields evolution in Naxos Island, Greece.
  48. Conference "Historical GIS 2008", UK, 2008. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Geoinformation technology used for analysis of the landscape evolution during Historical Times.
  49. Final Cost 634 International Conference on an off-site Envionmental Impacts, July 01-03, Aveiro, Portugal. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Geologic and geomorphologic factors in erosion risk index. Case study: Syros Island (Cyclades-Greece).
    2. Erosion risk modeling and erosion influence to soil geochemical composition. Case study: Eastern Kopaida plain, Central Greece.
  50. Conference Landscape Evolution & Geoarchaeology -13th Belgium-France-Italy-Romania Geomorphological Meeting, June 18-21, 2008 - Porto Heli, Greece. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Geoarchaeological study on Attica’s palaeogeographic evolution.
    2. Using soft computing approach to study problems in geo-archaeology: examples from the Greek Territory.
  51. 37th International Symposium on Archaeometry, 12-16 May 2008, Siena, Italy. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Environmental and Chronological Studies of Aegean Coastal Sand Dune Formations.
  52. VII. Alps-Adria Scientific Workshop, 2008, Stara Lesna, Slovakia. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Potential effects of land use change around the inner lake in Tihany, Hungary - Examination of geology, pedology and plant cover/land use interrelations.
  53. Conference ‘12th Belgium-France-Italy-Romania Geomorphological Meeting, ‘Climatic change and related landscapes’, Savona, 2007. Announcement of the papers:
    1. An algorithm for the description of coastal recession.
    2. Recent evolution of an eustaticaly submerged coastal zone in the island of Naxos (Cyclades, Aegean Sea).
    3. Geomorphological evolution of the Kalivia coastal zone (SW Attika) in relation to human activities.
    4. The soil erosion in the greater urban area (Athens – Budapest).
  54. COST 634 Conference ‘Off-Site Impacts of Soil Erosion and Sediment Transport’, Prague, 2007. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Describing the evolution of landscape in Karlovassi basin (Samos, Greece). Introduction of an algorithm to analyze the temporal process.
  55. 8th PanHellenic Geographical Conference, Athens, 2007. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Geomorphological and faulted zones: An approach on some selected areas of Greece using GIS and expert system methodology.
    2. Preparing the soil loss prediction map of the Sarviz Valley, Hungary.
  56. COST 634 Conference ‘Soil and Hillslope Management using Scenario Analysis and Runoff-Erosion models: a Critical Evaluation of Current Techniques’, Florence, 2007. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Development of software to describe the temporal evolution of landforms.
  57. Conference ‘5th International Congress of the European Society for Soil Conservation, Changing Soils in a Changing World: the Soils of Tomorrow’, Palermo, 2007. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Soil erosion risk and sediment transport within Paros Island, Greece.
  58. AquaTerra Conference ‘World Forum on Delta & Coastal Development’, 2007. Announcement of the papers:
    1. The consequences of a future eustatic sea-level rise on the delta of the River Acheloos (Ionian Sea).
    2. Decision Support System using GIS for Hydrological and Hydraulic Modeling.
    3. Urban Flood Management in Cyprus- Case study in Nicosia urban area.
  59. Conference ‘Landmarks and socio-economic Systems: constructing of pre-industrial Landscapes and their Perception by contemporary Societies’, Le Mans, 2006. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Approaching diverse European dynamic pre-industrial landscapes in the volcanically active regions of Greece and Iceland.
  60. Conference - 2ηMeeting Geomorphologists, 2006. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Two and three dimension visualization of spatial fuzzy areas: one example of erosion risk map.
  61. Conference ‘2nd MC and Working Groups Meeting for Urban Flood Management’, 2006. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Decision Support System using GIS for Hydrological and Hydraulic Modelling.
  62. International Colloquim, 11th Joint Geomorphological meeting (Belgium, Italy, France, Romania), 'Ol' Man River' Geo-archaeological aspects of rivers and river plains, Ghent 2006. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Study of erosional processes using archaeological data in a G.I.S. platform: the case of Thessaloniki (Greece).
  63. 3rd Magyar Földrajzi Konferencia Budapest, 2006. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Evaluating material loss and accumulation rates on high slope plots. Case study at Moussouron municipality (Crete, South Greece).
    2. Modelling erosion risk at Mountain Penteli (Athens-Greece).
  64. Pan-European conference ‘Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis Tools for Erosion Processes’, 2006. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Erosion Risk model for the Karlovassi basin, Samos Island-Eastern Aegean Sea, Greece.
    2. Recognition of erosion risk areas using neural network technology: an application to the island of Corfu.
  65. Hazards, 2006. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Natural Hazards and manmade parameters affecting Milos Island landscape, Greece.
  66. 13th International Multi Conference‘ACS Artificial Intelligence, Biometrics and Information Technology Security Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management Applications’, 18-20 October 2006, Faculty of Computer Science, Bialystok Technical University, Poland. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Visualization of Five Erosion Risk Classes using Kernel Discriminants.
  67. Sixth International Conference on Geomorphology, September 7-11, 2005, Zaragoza, Spain. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Solution of the linear diffusion equation for modelling erosion processes with a time varying erosion coefficient.
  68. International Conference ‘Reorganizing field and landscape structures in a context of building strategies for water and soil protection’, organized by the COST Action 634, Lublin, Poland, 15-17 September 2005. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Modelisation of erosional procedures in Cyclades Islands (Aegean Sea – Greece).
    2. Developing a neuro-fuzzy system to classify the drainage sub-basins according to erosion processes in the island of Lefkas (Greece).
  69. 6th International Symposium Computer Mapping and GIS for Coastal Zone Management, 2005. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Structural control of Geomorphological evolution of Meganissi Island (Ionian Sea) coastal zone and coastal erosion risk detection.
  70. International Conference ‘Soil conservation management, perception and policy’, 5-7 June 2005, Mont Saint Aignan, France. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Modelling slope erosional processes.
  71. 6th International Conference on Geomorphology, 2005. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Late Quaternary palaeogeographic evolution of the mid-western coastal zone of Naxos Island (Cyclades, Greece).
  72. Pan-European Conference ‘Reorganizing field and landscape structures in a context of building strategies for water and soil protection’, 15-17 September 2005, Lublin, Poland. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Developing a neuro-fuzzy system to classify the drainage sub-basins according to erosion processes in the island of Lefkas (Greece).
    2. Modelisation of erosional procedures in Cyclades Islands (Aegean Sea-Greece).
  73. 7th Pan-Hellenic European Conference on Hydrogeology, 2005. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Procedures concluded to erosion geomorphological characteristics of Naxos, Mykonos, Tinos islands (Aegean Sea).
  74. COAST GIS: 6th International Symposium Computer Mapping and GIS for Coastal Zone Management, 2005. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Late Quaternary morphological evolution of the Cyclades islands (Greece) using GIS.
    2. Using GIS to study the Coastal Geomorphology of the Acheloos River Mouth in West Greece.
    3. Structural control of Geomorphological evolution of Meganissi Island (Ionian Sea) coastal zone and coastal erosion risk detection.
  75. ACS-CISIM 2005. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Visualization of multivariate data with additional class information.
  76. 10th International Conference of the Hellenic Geological Society, Thessaloniki April 2004. Announcement of the paper:
    1. An example of conjugation of Geographic Information Systems with methods of artificial intelligence (fuzzy logic & neuronic systems): Application in Geomorphology.
  77. 1st Panhellenic Conference "Utilization of New Technologies in Primary Education", Athens 16-17 October 2004. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Application of Geographic Information Systems technology (GIS) in teaching of the lessons of Geography, Geology, Environment and History.
  78. Littoral2004-7th International Conference Delivering Sustainable Coasts: Connecting Science and Policy, 2004. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Coastal configuration variability and retreat of the five largest Ionian islands (W. Greece).
  79. 7th Panhellenic Geographical Conference, 2004. Announcement of the paper:
    1. The effect of rift zones in the morphological structures of lakes Iliki and Paralimni (Viotia – Greece) and their formation.
  80. 6th International Symposium Computer Mapping and GIS for Coastal Zone Management, 2003. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Natural processes and dynamics of the coastal zone of Paros Island (Cyclades islands of Aegean Sea), towards its sustainable development
  81. 10th International Multi-Conference on Advanced Computer Systems, Miedzyzdroje, 2003. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Choosing representative data items: Kohonen, Neural Gas or Mixture Model? A case study of erosion data.
  82. International Conference on "Quaternary coastal morphology and sea level changes", 2003. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Modelling geomorphological processes in the coastal area using soft computing approach. A case study from the island of Corfu (Greece).
    2. Geomorphological evolution of Meganisi Island (Ionian Sea) coastal zone.
    3. Geomorphological and Environmental evolution of Salamina coastal zone.
  83. Conference organized by Geotechnical Chamber of Greece with subject: "Water in 21st century. Problems – Perspectives", 2003. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Correlation of slope formation at the region of Iliki and Paralimni lakes (Viotia) with tectonics.
  84. 1st International Conference on Environmental Research & Assessment, 2003. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Fire Danger Index Using soft computing approach in GIS – Web platform – A case study from Greece.
    2. Drainage system study through remote sensing & GIS algorithm development techniques. Case study: South Peloponnesus.
    3. Choosing data vectors representing a huge data set: A comparison of Kohonen’s maps and the neural gas method.
    4. Choosing data vectors representing a huge data set: Kohonen’s Self Organising Feature Maps (SOM) applied to the Cephalonia erosion data.
  85. LVII Scientific Session ‘Biometry: Theory and Practice’, 2002. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Establishing erosion risk index, exemplified by data from Greek islands.
  86. Symposia on Methods of Artificial Intelligence, 2002. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Problems encountered when determining the erosion risk of an event in case of imprecise information.
  87. XVth Summer School of Biometrics, 2002. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Self-organizing maps as a tool for comparison of two classifications.
  88. 1st Conference of the European Federation of Marine Science and Technology Societies (EFMS), 2002. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Geomorphological and Hydrological setting of the touristic beaches of the Paros Island.
    2. Geomorphological and Environmental changes of south Attika’s coastal zone.
  89. Congress of Remote Sensing for Environmental Monitoring, GIS Applications, and Geology II, 2002. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Study of environmental and geomorphological consequences at Acheloos delta (west Greece) due to anthropogenic interferences, using GIS.
    2. Environmental monitoring in Sidari bay (Corfu Island) using Remote Sensing and GIS techniques.
    3. Geomorphological study of Samaria gorge (Crete) using remote sensing techniques and GIS.
  90. Conference with subject: Social practices and spatial data: European and Greek experience in G.I.S., 2002. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Erosion risk in Paros Island using fuzzy logic rules in G.I.S. environment.
    2. Development of Geographic Information System for the Edunet program: Pan-Hellenic Web for education.
    3. Application of the Geographic Information System (GIS) Technology, in the education of Geography & History.
    4. Development of GIS for the survey and analysis of the disasters at the municipality of N. Philadelphia, from the 07/09/99 earthquake.
    5. Geomorphological and environmental research of South Evia using Remote Sensing and GIS.
  91. 6th Pan-Hellenic geographical congress of the Hellenic Geographical Society 2002. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Drainage features and the discontinuous structure of the island of Naxos in GIS platform.
    2. Classification of drainage basin for environmental purposes in GIS platform using soft computing approach.
    3. Self –organizing maps – a helpful tool in clustering areas with similar factors of erosion risk.
    4. Geomorphological characteristics in Leukas Island using GIS.
    5. Estimation of erosion risk in Naxos Island with the use of Geographic Information Systems.
  92. 14th Conference on Computational Statistics, 2002. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Logistic discriminant analysis and probabilistic neural networks in estimating erosion risk.
  93. VI International conference ‘Protection and Restoration of the Environment’, 2002. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Remote sensing and GIS technology in Andros’ Island environmental characteristics.
    2. Land use – Land cover classification for the island of Cephalonia.
  94. 3rd International conference on Risk Analysis, 2002. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Erosional processes in the north-eastern part of Attika (Oropos coastal zone) using web-GIS and soft computing technology.
  95. 2nd Pan-Hellenic Conference of Geographic Information Systems, 2002. Announcement of the papers:
    1. GIS and Visualisation techniques in the Geoarchaeology and cultural heritage of Santorini Island.
    2. Development and Application of the algorithm ‘Grid Maker’ for locating parallel faults in Sifnos Island.
  96. 7th Conference of Environmental Science and Technology, 2001. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Digital Image Processing, Photogrammetry and GIS methods in environmental studies.
    2. A sanitary landfill selection in Naxos Island with the use of GIS and a system of multiple criteria.
    3. An erosion risk map on Samos Island, based on fuzzy models, taking into consideration land use situation after the fire of July 2000.
  97. 20th International Cartographic Conference, 2001. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Examples of erosion risk maps using Boolean and fuzzy logical rules in GIS web platforms.
    2. Geomorphological cartography using remote sensing and GIS techniques at Milos Island.
  98. 9th International Conference of the Geological Society of Greece, 2001. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Development of Database and erosion risk map for the region of Trihonida Lake, using fuzzy logic rules in G.I.S. environment.
  99. 3rd Conference of MapInfo Users "Geographic Information Systems", 2001. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Application of G.I.S. in the Environmental Management of Cephalonia Island.
  100. 2nd International Congress of "Satellite applications and environment", 2000. Announcement of the papers:
    1. A new approach in the use of GIS on the estimation of values, using grid models to describe real nature conditions.
    2. The contribution of remote sensing in Geoarchaeology – Designing of filters for tracing boundaries.
  101. 6th Conference of Cartography, 2000. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Development of an environmental database and of a respective map for Cephalonia Island using G.I.S. technology.
    2. Development of an environmental map through digital stereoscopic observation and G.I.S.
  102. 6th Panhellenic Symposium of Oceanography and Fisheries, 2000. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Coastal Geomorphological characteristics and land use of the Island of Ithaca, using GIS.
  103. Symposium "Geotouristic, Geocultural Paths and Mythological Landmarks", 2000. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Geoenvironmental changes in Lavrion region from prehistoric times until today.
    2. The distribution of windmills in relation to the physical geography of the Cyclades.
  104. 1st Panhellenic Conference "Geographical Information System - Capabilities and Applications, Prospects and Challenges", 1999. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Study of the erodibility of the relief in G.I.S. environment using fuzzy logic rules.
    2. Estimation of the distribution of fire as natural disaster in the islands of North Ionian Sea, with the use of G.I.S.
    3. Spatial distribution of annual temperature range in Greece using GIS.
  105. Two-day Conference "Space Applications and Environment", 1999. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Software development for the observation of moving objects using GPS, in multiple pop-up windows of a GIS system.
  106. 5th Panhellenic Geographical Conference, 1999. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Using Internet – based GIS technology to handle Geomorphological and Environmental data.
    2. Digital representation of morphology of the continental and submarine continuous environment of Vassiliki valley (Lefkada Island), using GIS algorithms.
    3. Land cover Thematic map production by photointerpretation and quantitative analysis of Satellite imagery.
    4. Study of the visual contact between selected regions of the Island of Ithaca, and the landfill – Analysis of the problem by using proper GIS algorithm.
  107. 6th International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology, 1999. Announcement of the paper:
    1. A morphometric analysis using GIS to deduce geomorphological process - natural hazards, at Zakynthos Island.
  108. International Conference "On the good use of GIS in ancient landscape studies", 1998. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Orientation analysis on possible Roman cadastre lines with the use of G.I.S. tools.
    2. Evaluating the distances between Roman sites and physical characteristics at Patra area (Greece): A G.I.S. solution.
  109. International Congress "Geoarchaeology of the landscapes of classical antiquity", 1998. Announcement of the papers:
    1. A Beziers example to demonstrate a GIS based methodology on selecting possible Roman cadastre grids.
    2. A GIS based database to process Roman Cadastre and Settlements.
  110. 3rd Hellenic Environmental Congress of Hellenic Physical Society, 1998. Announcement of the papers:
    1. A drainage basin analysis using GIS technology to evaluate natural hazards.
    2. GIS on Drainage System quantitative analyses.
    3. An expert GIS system to evaluate natural conditions and automatically select locations that meet selection criteria.
  111. 1st International Congress of Hellenic Astronautical Association, 1997. Announcement of the papers:
    1. Estimating slopes with GIS methods.
    2. Development of Methodology, based on GIS for the analysis of land uses in Paxoi Island (Ionio).
    3. Geomorphological Cartography, applying remote sensing, GIS and GPS technology.
  112. International Symposium on Engineering, Geology and the Environment, 1997. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Development of a GIS-based methodology to analyse Geological, Geomorphological and Environmental data of the island of Zakynthos.
  113. 4th Panhellenic Geographical Conference, 1995. Announcement of the paper:
    1. Geomorphologic Study of Thira– Composition/Synthesis of Palaeoterrain.