Thematic panels convene studious on the subject, as well as all those who can contribute to the expansion of knowledge related to them. Each theme refers to the understanding of disciplinary and interdisciplinary dialogues where local knowledge intersects with scientific and technical knowledge, from exact sciences, earth sciences to human and social sciences.

There are 8 thematic lines, divided into 5 general panels and 3 groups of works, in which any author of works, oral or poster, can submit their works.

General Thematic Panels:

Panel 1 – Energy Transition and Sustainability: Environment, Social Vulnerability, and Inequalities
Panel 2 – Governance, Public Policy, and Resource Geopolitics
Panel 3 – Socioenvironmental Conflicts and Climate Justice
Panel 4 – Climate Change, Biodiversity, Water, and Land Use
Panel 5 – Natural, Anthropogenic and Mixed Risks and Civil Protection interventions

Thematic Panels of the Working Groups:
(open to all congress participants)

G1 – Network for the study of Forest fires and their effects on Soils (NFS)
(Discuss the occurrence of forest fires and their effects on soils and measures to mitigate soil erosion and enhance land value);
G2 – Catastrophe Medicine (MedCat)
(Medical Intervention in Emergency and Disaster Situations. The Importance of Disaster Medicine in Providing Multipurpose Care in Multi-Casualty Scenarios);
G3 – Research Group for Risk Education (RGRE)
(Discuss strategies for Risk Education and educational dynamics and practices, as well as risk communication and other public awareness actions, with a view to promoting active citizenship in risk and disaster reduction).