The 8th International Conference on Dynamics of Disasters (DOD 2025)
August 04-06, 2025, Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology Nanjing, China
Conference Announcement
The dynamics of disasters, both natural and human-induced, have grown increasingly complex and impactful in recent years. The rising frequency and severity of disasters such as earthquakes, floods, wildfires, epidemics and technological failures are driven by factors including urbanization, climate change, and global interconnectivity. These challenges emphasize the urgent need for comprehensive disaster management strategies that integrate advanced technologies, predictive modeling, and interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance disaster prevention, mitigation, and resilience.
Conference Information
To address these critical issues, Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (NUIST) will host the 8th International Conference on Dynamics of Disasters (DOD 2025) from August 4 to 6, 2025, in Nanjing, China. The conference will provide a platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to exchange knowledge and explore innovative solutions in disaster dynamics.
Key Topics
- 01Disaster prediction and assessment
- 02Numerical simulations and experimental techniques
- 03Emerging technologies in disaster dynamics
- 04Disaster response and risk management
- 05Post-disaster recovery and resilience
- 06Policy and governance in disaster management
As the first DOD conference to be held in Asia, this event underscores the significance of global cooperation in disaster management research.
Call for Participation
We warmly invite professionals from academia, industry, and government to participate actively in DOD 2025. The conference will feature keynote speeches and panel sessions, offering opportunities to share cutting-edge research and engage in interdisciplinary dialogue. The final submitted papers may be selected following the conference for inclusion in an edited volume to be published by Springer.
Warmly welcome to join us in Nanjing to collaboratively advance disaster studies and contribute to building a more resilient and sustainable future.
