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Gathering earthquake experts

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Importance of EARTH

"EARTH aims to gather the scattered experts and research themes into guided pathways."

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Prof. Pennung Warnitchai

Founding Director of EARTH
Asian Insititute of Technology


Hub of Talents

      Earthquake Research Center of Thailand

EARTH gathers experts, academic researchers and its members from both Universities and government sectors.



40+

Members

21

Academic institutions

2

Governmental agencies

The 2nd Thailand Symposium on Earthquake Research

Special Chapter: "20 years on Remembering the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami"

Join us as we reflect on two decades since the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami through a series of impactful events designed to honor the past and prepare for the future.

  • 11 December 2024: Disaster Preparedness Workshop for Schools – Empowering educators and students with essential skills and knowledge for resilience.
  • 12 December 2024: Field Visits in Vicinity of Khao Lak – Exploring affected areas and recovery efforts, emphasizing lessons learned.
  • 13 December 2024: Symposium – Bringing together researchers, experts, and stakeholders to discuss advancements in earthquake and tsunami research, preparedness, and mitigation strategies.

This meaningful gathering will take place in Khao Lak, Pang Nga province, Thailand and aims to enhance understanding and foster collaboration in the field of tsunami, earthquake and disaster science.

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National Earthquake Symposium

One of the important missions of EARTH is to bring together members and experts, encouraging them to share their ideas, innovations, and support. EARTH is creating a regular event called the 'National Symposium on Earthquake Research,' and it invites scientists, engineers, students, press, and the public to participate in the symposium."

  • Listen to our world-class invited speaker
  • Share the idea with our experts and researchers
  • Meet the people in various research aspects
  • Enhance and create your research networking
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