May 29, 30 and 31, 2024 - Higher School of Technology, Agadir Morocco
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Other related topics include IoT-based smart office systems, smart grids, autonomous vehicles, smart healthcare, energy management systems and smart manufacturing. The conference will also cover renewable energy systems, energy storage, distributed generation, power electronics for green energy applications, intelligent control systems, energy efficient drives and pollution control.
On the other hand, this conference is an opportunity to meet researchers in traditional foods, microbial modelling, innovative bio-preservation strategies for food assessment. It also explores the environmental impact of industry and agriculture, particularly in relation to methodologies and findings associated with assessing the impact of renewable energy systems on ecosystems, biodiversity and climate change.
The overall aim of the conference is to promote research and innovation in these areas for the benefit of society and the environment. It will also bring together researchers and professionals from the energy, manufacturing, agri-food and environmental sectors to share their ideas and knowledge.
This highly anticipated event will take place from 29 to 31 May 2024 at the Agadir Higher School of Technology and the Agadir City of Innovation. Engaging sessions, insightful presentations and networking opportunities await, promising an enriching interdisciplinary experience for all participants.
Topics: Smart Factories, Industry 4.0, Industrial Internet Of Things, Robotics & Process Automation; Energy Monitoring, Optimization, Smart Grid; IA , Machine Learning, Deep Learning; Safety Embedded Systems; Smart Agriculture, Smart House, Smart Healthcare, Smart Cities, Building Management System , Building Automation System , Intelligent Transportation Systems.
Topics: Integration of renewable energy sources into smart grid; Intelligent control and monitoring of renewable energy systems; Optimization of renewable energy systems using AI for Smart Cities; Power electronic systems for renewable energy; All topics related to Solar Energy and Hybrid Systems.
Topics: Innovative Approaches to Fermentation and Biopreservation in Traditional Foods; Exploring the Genetics, Metabolism, and Applications of Lactic Acid Bacteria in Food; Enhancing the Value of Agro-Pastoral Food Products through Valorization Strategies; Understanding Pathogens and Biofilm Formation in Food-Related Environments; Microbial Modeling in Foods: Bridging Theory and Application.
Topics: Soil, wastes and Water Treatments; Biomass and Energy developments; Climate changes facing agriculture and the advances in climate adaptation, mitigation and resilience; Environmental management and sustainable development; Smart Technologies in Environment.
The Abstract and Registration form must be submitted no later than March 15, 2024
The file title of your abstract should be noted as follow: "Name-Abstract-Topic"
The communication can be presented in English or French, however, the Power Point slides should be in English
The Posters have also to be written in English
For any inquiries, please contact us at icsrefe24@uiz.ac.ma
Agadir Oufella, also known as the Kasbah, translates to ‘fortress at the top’. It was built in 1540 by Sultan Mehmed Sheikh al-Saadi to protect the city from invaders, particularly the Portuguese.
Due to earthquakes in the past, the fort has been destroyed, and now only the remains stand. It is a great point to watch the sunset or view the beautiful Agadir Bay.
La Medina d'Agadir, or Agadir Medina is a plaza in the city to buy handicrafts. Here you can find traditional craft shops selling wood, iron, mosaics, clay, leather, and textiles. There are also perfumes, oils, spices and Berber jewellery available.
Souk El Had is the largest market area in Morocco, with over 6,000 stalls. Though vast, it is well organised, with 12 different gates to access the souk, thus making it easy to navigate. At gate five, fresh fruits, vegetables, spices and Moroccan goods are sold. Accessories, bags and leather items are at gate six. Gates eight and nine sell souvenirs and jewellery made of gold and silver. For furniture and books, gate eleven has it all.
