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Due to overwhelming interest, we have reached full capacity and are no longer accepting abstract submissions. Thank you for your support and understanding.
International Conference Hall, Humanities and Social Science Building, Academia Sinica,
Taipei, Taiwan
Due to overwhelming interest, we have reached full capacity and are no longer accepting abstract submissions. Thank you for your support and understanding.
On behalf of the ACES 2025 Organising Committee, we are pleased to invite you to submit your research papers to the 12th ACES (APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Science/Simulation) workshop, which will take place on November 3 - 7, 2025, in Taipei.
The ACES theme is "Next Generation Earthquake Sciences" to highlight the emerging trends and lessons from recent earthquake events and pinpoint critical issues for future research. The conference aims to foster international collaboration, positioning it as an essential gathering for researchers dedicated to advancing technologies for a better understanding of earthquake and tsunami generation process.
We encourage submissions that cover the following topics:
Authors are invited to submit abstracts through this link (a google form link). The abstract needs to be at least 2 pages, all figures and reference included. The submission need to follow the attached template (use the ACES2025_Abstract_Template.docs).
All submissions will undergo a review process within the organizing committee. The authors will be informed the final result in a confirmation email.
To submit an abstract, please proceed with registration first. The abstract submission is free of charge. You can choose to pay for the registration fee later after receiving the notification of abstract acception.
The workshop is also open to people from non-APEC countries. If you need an invitation letter, please send an email to aces2025@earth.sinica.edu.tw. We will send out the letter after your registration is confirmed.
ACES is a multi-lateral grand challenge science research cooperation of APEC, which is one of the eight scientific and technological cooperation projects under the branch of Policy Partnership on Science, Technology and Innovation of APEC.
The main goal of ACES is to develop our understanding of earthquake and tsunami science. To achieve this goal, the international workshop has been held every two years for the scientific researchers in APEC economies.
Seats for the dinner banquet are filling up fast and will be confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis upon completion of payment.