International Conference on Agro-Biodiversity Mapping and Spatial Analysis (ICABMSA - 26)

This session will explore cutting-edge GIS technologies and methodologies for mapping agro-biodiversity. Participants will discuss case studies that demonstrate the effectiveness of spatial analysis in enhancing agricultural practices.

This track focuses on the role of crop diversity in promoting sustainable agricultural systems. Presentations will highlight strategies for integrating diverse crop species to enhance resilience and productivity.

This session will examine the interactions between landscape structure and ecological processes in agricultural settings. Researchers will present findings on how landscape ecology principles can inform agro-biodiversity conservation.

This track will address methodologies for monitoring ecosystems and assessing biodiversity indicators in agricultural landscapes. Discussions will include the development of metrics for evaluating ecosystem health and functionality.

This session will focus on spatial modeling techniques used to predict species distribution within agricultural contexts. Participants will share insights on the implications of these models for biodiversity conservation and management.

This track will explore approaches for habitat assessment in agricultural environments and their implications for conservation planning. Presenters will discuss tools and frameworks for integrating habitat quality into agricultural decision-making.

This session will highlight the use of geospatial analysis in evaluating ecosystem services provided by agro-biodiversity. Participants will share methodologies for quantifying and mapping these services to support sustainable land use.

This track will investigate the dynamics of land use change in agricultural landscapes through advanced mapping techniques. Presentations will focus on the implications of these changes for biodiversity and ecosystem sustainability.

This session will explore the integration of traditional ecological knowledge with modern scientific approaches in agro-biodiversity research. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight the value of indigenous practices in biodiversity conservation.

This track will address the impacts of climate change on agro-biodiversity and agricultural systems. Researchers will present findings on adaptive strategies to mitigate these effects and promote resilience.

This session will focus on the development and implementation of policy frameworks aimed at conserving agro-biodiversity. Discussions will include the role of governance in promoting sustainable agricultural practices and biodiversity protection.