Conference program

We are delighted to present the conference program for the XXV Conference of PhD Students and Young Scientists. Please note that the program is subject to change and will be updated regularly to ensure the most accurate and up-to-date information.

We encourage all participants to regularly check the conference website for the latest updates to the program. Any modifications or additions to the schedule will be promptly reflected on the website.

Please note that the program is designed to provide a dynamic and enriching experience for all attendees. The organizing committee is dedicated to curating an exceptional program that fosters knowledge exchange, networking, and collaboration.

We look forward to welcoming you to XXV CPSYS and sharing an exciting and informative program that reflects the latest advancements and trends in the field.

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Tuesday - October 14, 2025

Wednesday - October 15, 2025

Thursday - October 16, 2025

Tuesday - October 14, 2025

Wednesday - October 15, 2025

Thursday - October 16, 2025

CEST	Tuesday, 14.10
8:00			Google Earth Engine Workshop & MDPI Workshop
9:30	Registration & Welcome coffee
10:30	Conference opening ceremony
Session 1: Geoinformation
11:00	PhD Bodo Bernsdorf	TH Georg Agricola University of Applied Sciences	Special lecture Climate Change and Industrial Heritage: How geomonitoring techniques lead to sophisticated ways of saving our mining history
11:30	Ivan Brusak, PhD	Lviv Polythechnic National University	Monitoring Geodynamic Deformations of the Dnister Hydroelectric Power Complex Using GNSS CORS Networks
11:40	Makary Musiałek, MSc.	Poltegor Institiute	Continuation of Research on the Integrated Approach to Monitoring Post-Mining Land Reclamation – Selected Aspects of the REECOL Project
11:50	Stanisław Halkiewicz	AGH University of Krakow	Geospatial Crop Yield Prediction from Satellite-Derived NDVI and Climate Variables with Distribution-Free Uncertainty Intervals
12:00	Coffee break
Session 2: Geoinformation
12:30	Natalia Walerysiak, Msc.	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Analysis of Sinkhole Formation in a Post-Mining Area Using GIS and Exploratory Modelling
12:40	Cecília Olexová, Assoc. Prof. and Ivan Brusak, PhD	Bratislava University of Economics and Business, Faculty of Business Economics with seat in Košice	Temporary shelter or permanent change? The war’s ripple effect on rental market Visegrad countries bordering Ukraine with a forecast (ONLINE)
12:50	Stanisław Halkiewicz	AGH University of Krakow	Uncertainty-Aware Land Cover Classification from Satellite Imagery Using Conformal Prediction” (ONLINE)
13:00	Piotr Ryszko	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Single-image indoor localization using cross-domain learning from BIM models
13:10	Lunch break
Session 3: Earth and Space Science
14:00	Professor Artur Krawczyk	AGH University of Krakow	Special lecture Development of geoinformation data format structures used to map geometric and descriptive data of underground mining parcels for the purpose of predicting surface deformation in mining areas
14:30	Sebastian Prewendowski	AGH University of Krakow	Mineralogical variability of Polish clay deposits and their impact on surface properties and pozzolanic activity in geoengineering applications (ONLINE)
14:40	Barbara Kępowicz, MSc.	University of Life Sciences in Lublin	From query to research gap: the research process and systematic review preparation in the era of artificial intelligence – a case study on the use of radar technologies for monitoring agricultural production
14:50	Maria Luísa Pereira, MSc	Instituto de Investigação em Vulcanologia e Avaliação de Riscos (IVAR), Universidade dos Açores	Inducing alteration in lava rocks in a fumarolic field: A case of study in S. Miguel Island (ONLINE)
15:00	Amr Moharram, MSc	University of Miskolc	A Comparative Study of Deterministic and Stochastic Methods for Groundwater Flow Modelling
15:10	Coffee break
Session 4: Mining Engineering
15:30	Assoc. Prof. Philipp Hartlieb	Technical University of Leoben	Special lecture The role of digitalisation and data handling in the modern mining industry
16:00	Barbara Delijewska, MSc	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Costs of occupational accidents in quarries: a review of models and identification of key variables
16:10	Xuechang Chen, PhD	Shandong University of Science and Technology	Accurate structural characterization of nanopores in coal by cryo-FIB-SEM
19:00	Networking

CEST	Wednesday, 15.10
9:30	Welcome coffee
Session 1: Earth and Space Science II
10:00	Mohamed Abdelhamid, MSc	AGH University of Krakow	Sea Level Estimation from GNSS-IR with Tropospheric Corrections Using Meteorological Data from Nearby Stations: Insights from Multi-GNSS Observations in Germany (ONLINE)
10:10	Mateusz Szadkowski, MSc	Polish Geological Institute – National Research Institute	The depositional environment of organic matter from the lower part of the Upper Cretaceous Czerna Formation (North Sudetic Synclinorium, SW Poland) (ONLINE)
10:20	Kamil Gromnicki, MSc	Wrocław University of Science and Technology	Development of a water retention index based on remote sensing methods
10:30	Hadeer Hassan, PhD	Geophysics Department, University of Miskolc	Physics-Informed Neural Network Joint Inversion of Stress-Dependent Permeability in the Hosszúpályi Sandstone Sample
10:40	Marek Chraścina, MSc	VSB – Technical University of Ostrava	Gold as a Commodity: investment strategy modeling (ONLINE)
10:50	Hafedh Al-Musaedi, PhD	University of Miskolc	A Numerical Study on the Accuracy of 2D ERT in Geologically Complex Environments
11:00	Coffee break
Session 2: Mining Engineering II
11:30	Amre Eizad	Resources Safety and Health Queensland – SIMTARS	Effects of blockages and calibration mask design on the accuracy and performance of methane gas detectors… (ONLINE)
11:40	Chenhao Wang, PhD	Resources Safety and Health Queensland – SIMTARS	AI-enhanced 4D Millimetre-wave Radar Simulation for Trapped Vehicle Detection in Dusty and Collapsed Underground Tunnels (ONLINE)
12:00	Jan Vostřez	VSB – Technical University of Ostrava	Drone-Based Gas and Thermal Monitoring of the Heřmanice Waste Heap (ONLINE)
12:10	David Stejskal, MSc.	VSB – Technical University of Ostrava	Assessment Framework for Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining: Case Study of Podmoky, Czech Republic (ONLINE)
12:20	Lunch break
Session 3: Geoengineering
13:20	Professor Anna Szostak-Chrzanowski	University of New Brunswick	Special lecture Canadian Spatial Reference System Addresses Dynamic and continually changing Earth in the solutions of scientific and engineering problems
13:50	Konrad Kołodziej, MSc	Silesian University od Technology	Energy Storage in Repurposed Mine Shafts: The Role of Thin Protective Coatings for ACAES Feasibility
14:00	César Torrero Fernández, MSc.	Universidad Politécnica de Madrid	The stability graph method: state-of-the-art (ONLINE)
14:10	Piotr Puch, MSc & Milena Wajs, MSc	AGH University of Krakow	Comparative Evaluation of Geothermal Projects in Poland
14:20	Josué Briones-Bitar	Universidad Politécnica de Madrid	Stability in Volcanic Cave-Tunnels Using Empirical Geotechnical Methods: Systematic Review and Future Perspectives (ONLINE)
14:30	Coffee break
19:00	Conference dinner

CEST	Thursday, 16.10
9:30	Welcome coffee
Session 1: Geoengineering II
10:00	Mateusz Czyrzniak, MSc	Polish Academy of Sciences	Implementation of object detection algorithms in the inventory of technical infrastructure, case study insulators detection
10:10	Marcell Kárpi	University of Miskolc, Research Institute of Applied Earth Sciences	Development of a new geoelectric field technique, circular geometry multielectrode test measurements on a sinkhole.
10:20	Konrad Kołodziej, MSc	Silesia University of Technology	Analytical Framework for Geomechanical Assessment of Post-Mining Shafts in Underground Energy Storage Applications
10:30	Coffee break
11:00	Poster Session
12:00	Closing ceremony