APRIL 25-27, 2024, YEREVAN, ARMENIA
XXVII
International Scientific conference on Advance in Civil Engineering
CONSTRUCTION
THE FORMATION OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT
(FORM-2024)
International Scientific conference on Advance in Civil Engineering
CONSTRUCTION
THE FORMATION OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT
(FORM-2024)
WHEN
April 25-27, 2024
WHERE
Online
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
XXVII International Scientific Conference "Construction the formation of living environment" will be held from April 25 to April 27, 2024.
The main aim of the Conference is to provide the sustainable innovative development of the construction industry, to preserve the continuity of scientific schools, to form a new level of training professional staff, to strengthen scientific and business contacts.
The language of the Conference is English.
Participation format:
Participants can to make their report in two formats: online presentation on the days of the conference or recording a video presentation.
XXVII International Scientific Conference "Construction the formation of living environment" will be held from April 25 to April 27, 2024.
The main aim of the Conference is to provide the sustainable innovative development of the construction industry, to preserve the continuity of scientific schools, to form a new level of training professional staff, to strengthen scientific and business contacts.
The language of the Conference is English.
Participation format:
Participants can to make their report in two formats: online presentation on the days of the conference or recording a video presentation.
IMPORTANT DATES
1
01/04/2024
DEADLINE FOR PAPER SUBMISSION
2
08/04/2024
NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE
3
19/04/2024
LAST DAY FOR FEE PAYMENT
4
25-27/04/2024
CONFERENCE DATES
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
- PROF. VALERIY TELICHENKODSc, Professor, Academician of RAACS, Advisor of Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, First Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences
- PROF. SERGEY KUZNETSOVDSc, Professor, Leading Scientist of Department Wave Dynamics, Institute for Problems in Mechanics
- PROF. ASHOT TAMRAZYANDSc, Professor, Corresponding Member of RAACS, Academician of the Russian Engineering Academy, Head of Department of Reinforced Concrete and Stone Structures, Moscow State University of Civil Engineering
- PROF. MARINA SHITIKOVADSc, Professor, Head of Department of Higher Mathematics, Moscow State University of Civil Engineering
- PROF. TATYANA MATSEEVICHDSc, Professor, Corresponding Member of REA, advisor of RAACS, Department of Higher Mathematics, Moscow State University of Civil Engineering
- PROF. NGUYEN VIET ANHDirector of Institute of Environmental Science and Engineering (IESE), Hanoi University of Civil Engineering, Vietnam
- DR. ALBERTO
CELANIPhD, Research fellow, Department of architecture, built environment and construction engineering, Politecnico di Milano, Italy - DR. ARMEN TER-MARTIROSYANDSc, Vice-Rector, Moscow State University of Civil Engineering
- DR. NGUYEN NGOC THANGPhD, Associate professor, Dean of faculty of Civil engineering,Thuyloi University, Vietnam
- Prof. Eduard KhachiyanDoctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Academician of NAS RA, Scientific Researcher of the Program titled: "Construction and Urban Economy Research Laboratory"
- Dr. Manuk BarseghyanDoctor of Sciences (Physics), Vice-Rector for Scientific Affairs
- Prof. Maria BadalyanDoctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Chair of Production of Construction Materials, Items and Structures
- Prof. Tigran DadayanDoctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Chair of Building Structures
- Dr. Vardges YedoyanPhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for International Relations
- Prof. Arestak SarukhanyanDoctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Chair of Water Systems, Hydraulic Engineering and Hydropower
- Prof. Mher MarkosyanDoctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Chair of Informatics, Computing Technology and Management Systems
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
NUACA
Sargis Tovmasyan, Doctor of Architecture, Associate Professor, Head of the Scientific Department
Zhanna Hakobyan, Chief Specialist of the International and Interuniversity Cooperation Division
Ashot Gevorgyan, PhD in Philosophy, Associate Professor, Junior Researcher of the Program titled "Urban Planning and Architecture Laboratory"
Karina Hovhannisyan, PhD in Philology, Associate Professor, Head of the Russian Language Center
Aram Sahakyan, PhD in Technical Sciences, Dean of the Faculty of Construction
Kristina Khachatryan, Head of the Division of the Science Policy Development and Management
MGSU
Mikhail Emelianov, PhD in Technical Sciences, Head of Scientific Policy Department
Victor Evstratov, Head of Editorial Staff of Scientific Journals MGSU
Marat Magomedov, Head of Department of Planning for the Development of Scientific Activities
Valeria Gryaznova, Department of Planning for the Development of Scientific Activities
Alena Postnova, Department of Planning for the Development of Scientific Activities
Roza Kazaryan, Head of the Sector for Organizing Students Research Work
Rima Petrosyan, Assistant Vice-Rector
Sargis Tovmasyan, Doctor of Architecture, Associate Professor, Head of the Scientific Department
Zhanna Hakobyan, Chief Specialist of the International and Interuniversity Cooperation Division
Ashot Gevorgyan, PhD in Philosophy, Associate Professor, Junior Researcher of the Program titled "Urban Planning and Architecture Laboratory"
Karina Hovhannisyan, PhD in Philology, Associate Professor, Head of the Russian Language Center
Aram Sahakyan, PhD in Technical Sciences, Dean of the Faculty of Construction
Kristina Khachatryan, Head of the Division of the Science Policy Development and Management
MGSU
Mikhail Emelianov, PhD in Technical Sciences, Head of Scientific Policy Department
Victor Evstratov, Head of Editorial Staff of Scientific Journals MGSU
Marat Magomedov, Head of Department of Planning for the Development of Scientific Activities
Valeria Gryaznova, Department of Planning for the Development of Scientific Activities
Alena Postnova, Department of Planning for the Development of Scientific Activities
Roza Kazaryan, Head of the Sector for Organizing Students Research Work
Rima Petrosyan, Assistant Vice-Rector
CONFERENCE SECTIONS
- Theoretical basis of building materials science;
- Nanotechnology in the production of building materials;
- Modern high-performance concretes;
- Construction of modern multifunctional composites;
- Materials for road construction;
- Technologies of utilization and use in the production of building materials of industrial waste;
- Methods of testing, quality control of building materials and products;
- Technology of finishing and insulation materials and products;
- Estimation and increase of durability of building materials and products.
- The theory of calculation of structures;
- High-rise and large-span buildings and structures;
- Modern principles of calculation and design of structures of buildings and structures (including special purpose);
- Bases, foundations, underground structures;
- Tests, diagnostics, monitoring of the reliability of facilities;
- Fire safety of buildings and structures;
- Safety of buildings in special conditions of external influences, with combined special effects;
- Ecological safety in construction.
- Mathematical models of mechanics of a deformable solids mechanics and its application;
- The theory of elastic and plasticity;
- Fracture mechanics;
- Modelling and simulation of structures.
- Engineering system, technique and technology;
- Built environment quality;
- Energy efficiency in construction;
- New construction technologies;
- Sustainable building technologies
- Ecology, hydropower engineering and modeling of physical processes;
- Hydraulics of structures, hydraulic engineering and land reclamation construction;
- Bases, foundations, underground structures;
- Mechanization, electrification of agriculture and renewable energy sources;
- Automation of technological processes (in mechanical engineering, power engineering and hydropower);
- GIS for management in the field of environmental protection, the prevention and elimination of emergency situations and public health
PUBLICATION
REGISTRATION FEES
25000 ₽
Includes:
Presentation of scientific research results;
admission to all conference sessions and workshops;
on-line access to Proceedings.
Includes:
Presentation of scientific research results;
admission to all conference sessions and workshops;
on-line access to Proceedings.
All accepted submission will be published in journal indexed by: Scopus.
One person can be an author or a co-author in maximum two papers.
The number of pages for each paper - not less than 6, no more than 8.
The maximum amount of co-authors in one article - no more than 5.
TEMPLATES AND GUIDELINES
Please use the IMRAD model for structuring your work. The following parts of the article are mandatory:
Title
It must include no more than seven words (excluding prepositions, conjunctions and articles).
The title should not contain verbs.
The title should not include such words as analysis, research, study, to the question, new, problems, questions, some, features, special, from the point of view, application, search, definition, modern, current, solution, best, most / least profitable, optimum, most etc.
Abstract
The abstract should be the presentation of the article without itself.
Abstract should have the same structure as the article and include problem urgency; purpose; methods; results; conclusions.
Abstract should be of 150-200 words.
Keywords
From 5 to 10 words or word combinations.
Introduction
This part should include the objectives of the work and its background. It should be based on the literature review. In the literature review you should show the competence in your area and its main authors and works. In the same time, you should not cite all possible references but only those that are strictly connected with your topic. The recommended quantity of references is 5-10.
Methods
This part should provide details of the experimental setup and the methods used for obtaining the results.
Results
This part should clearly and concisely present the data using figures and tables where appropriate.
Discussion
This part should describe the relationships and generalizations shown by the results and discuss the significance of the results making comparisons with previously published work.
Conclusions
Here the list of main conclusions is given. It should not repeat the results, but the generalization is intended.
Acknowledgements
The personal acknowledgements and also the information about funding is given here.
References
It is important to remember that the list of references is one of the most important parts of the article. You should show the competence in your area and its main authors and works. In the same time, you should not cite all possible references but only those that are strictly connected with your topic.
The recommended quantity of references is 20.
The cited papers should be relatively recent, actual and easy of access. It is advisable that the papers are accessible through Internet.
You should cite publications in the text with number in the list enclosed in square brackets. A list of references in the order of mention should be supplied.
One person can be an author or a co-author in maximum two papers.
The number of pages for each paper - not less than 6, no more than 8.
The maximum amount of co-authors in one article - no more than 5.
TEMPLATES AND GUIDELINES
- Word Format 17 x 25 cm, one column 170 x 250 mm paper size, one column format (Year of publication: 2024)
- AIP Conference Proceedings (Year of publication: 2025)
Please use the IMRAD model for structuring your work. The following parts of the article are mandatory:
Title
It must include no more than seven words (excluding prepositions, conjunctions and articles).
The title should not contain verbs.
The title should not include such words as analysis, research, study, to the question, new, problems, questions, some, features, special, from the point of view, application, search, definition, modern, current, solution, best, most / least profitable, optimum, most etc.
Abstract
The abstract should be the presentation of the article without itself.
Abstract should have the same structure as the article and include problem urgency; purpose; methods; results; conclusions.
Abstract should be of 150-200 words.
Keywords
From 5 to 10 words or word combinations.
Introduction
This part should include the objectives of the work and its background. It should be based on the literature review. In the literature review you should show the competence in your area and its main authors and works. In the same time, you should not cite all possible references but only those that are strictly connected with your topic. The recommended quantity of references is 5-10.
Methods
This part should provide details of the experimental setup and the methods used for obtaining the results.
Results
This part should clearly and concisely present the data using figures and tables where appropriate.
Discussion
This part should describe the relationships and generalizations shown by the results and discuss the significance of the results making comparisons with previously published work.
Conclusions
Here the list of main conclusions is given. It should not repeat the results, but the generalization is intended.
Acknowledgements
The personal acknowledgements and also the information about funding is given here.
References
It is important to remember that the list of references is one of the most important parts of the article. You should show the competence in your area and its main authors and works. In the same time, you should not cite all possible references but only those that are strictly connected with your topic.
The recommended quantity of references is 20.
The cited papers should be relatively recent, actual and easy of access. It is advisable that the papers are accessible through Internet.
You should cite publications in the text with number in the list enclosed in square brackets. A list of references in the order of mention should be supplied.
LAST PROCEEDINGS
CONFERENCE PARTNERS AND SPONSORS
CONFERENCE HISTORY
International Scientific Conference «CONSTRUCTION THE FORMATION OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT» is held within 30 years and brings together international representatives of the most demanded areas of the building science, becoming for this time a professional platform for exchanging experience in conducting scientific research and interactions with leading specialists of the industry.
Both representatives of Russia's regions and participants from foreign countries: Armenia, Belarus, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Moldova, Nigeria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Syria, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, USA, Vietnam and etc. actively participate in the Conference.
One of the main objectives of the Conference is the support and development of scientific and practical works of young scientists, doctoral students and post-graduate students in the field of construction. The program of the conference includes seminars, round tables, excursions to scientific research laboratories and scientific and educational centers, and for participants under the age of 25, the competition "Youth Innovations" is organized, which is supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation.
The conference promotes the realization of the scientific potential of young specialists, the development of innovative activity, the integration of education, science and production in the economy of Russia and the world. The long-term experience of holding the conference testifies to the ever growing interest of young scientists in the challenges posed to them by the modern environment of life, and shows the need to transfer experience from the senior generation of scientists and specialists to the new generation.
Both representatives of Russia's regions and participants from foreign countries: Armenia, Belarus, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Moldova, Nigeria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Syria, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, USA, Vietnam and etc. actively participate in the Conference.
One of the main objectives of the Conference is the support and development of scientific and practical works of young scientists, doctoral students and post-graduate students in the field of construction. The program of the conference includes seminars, round tables, excursions to scientific research laboratories and scientific and educational centers, and for participants under the age of 25, the competition "Youth Innovations" is organized, which is supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation.
The conference promotes the realization of the scientific potential of young specialists, the development of innovative activity, the integration of education, science and production in the economy of Russia and the world. The long-term experience of holding the conference testifies to the ever growing interest of young scientists in the challenges posed to them by the modern environment of life, and shows the need to transfer experience from the senior generation of scientists and specialists to the new generation.
CONTACTS
Phone
+7 (495) 287-49-14, ext. 2476
CONSTRUCTION THE FORMATION OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT