Pre-Enrollment

23rd September 2026

Final Paper Submission

28th September 2026

Registration Deadline

8th October`2026

Conference Date

23rd Oct - 24th Oct 2026

Call for Papers

The International Conference on Hydrological Impacts of Land Use Change invites researchers, academicians, industry experts, and practitioners to submit original and high-quality research contributions. This conference serves as a global platform for presenting innovative ideas, exchanging knowledge, and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Focusing on key research areas such as Hydrology, the conference aims to bridge theoretical advancements with real-world applications.

Authors are invited to submit papers addressing, but not limited to, the following areas:

01
Land Use Change And Hydrological Impacts
02
Urbanization Effects On Water Cycles
03
Agricultural Practices And Water Management
04
Deforestation And Hydrological Responses
05
Land Use Planning For Water Sustainability
06
Impact Of Land Cover On Runoff Patterns
07
Hydrological Modeling Of Land Use Scenarios
08
Climate Change And Land Use Interactions
09
Soil Erosion And Land Use Change
10
Water Quality Impacts Of Land Use
11
Land Use Change And Flood Risk
12
Restoration Of Hydrological Systems
13
Land Use Policies For Water Conservation
14
Hydrology Of Agro-ecosystems
15
Land Use Change In Coastal Regions
16
Impact Of Mining On Hydrology
17
Land Use Change And Groundwater Depletion
18
Hydrological Responses To Urban Development
19
Land Use And Watershed Management
20
Integrated Land And Water Management Strategies
Conference Registration

To confirm your participation and secure your presentation slot, authors of accepted papers must complete the registration. Early registration is highly recommended to enjoy discounted fees.

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Publication & Submission

Present your findings to a global audience. All accepted papers are eligible for publication in ISER-affiliated journals and conference proceedings, providing you with maximum academic visibility.

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