Correspondence Professional-Educational International Symposium Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Ecology and Environment, Sustainable Development and Self-Sustainability – CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS Topic 4
Editor, Radoje Jankovic
CPFEIS -EEEEESDSS, Call for Papers
Main Topics
- Electrical Engineering –Elektrotehnika
- Electronic Engineering – Elektronika
- Ecology – Ekologija
- Environment and Nature – Priroda i životna
- Sustainability and Self-Sustainability of the World Population
Dear colleagues and potential authors,
This professional-educational symposium is divided into 5 main parts (Topics), those dealt with by this international Portal-Site, and those are:
1. Electrical Engineering
2. Electronic Engineering
3. Ecology
4. Environment and Nature
5. Self-sustainability and self-sustainability of the world population
Branches, equipment, applications are covered through main categories, subcategories, thematic areas of subcategories as well as narrower or broader topics. Of course, it is not possible to cover all possible topics from each category and subcategory. Also, you can do your technical, educational, scientific, research-development and practical works on all other topics from the mentioned fields and they are not in this list.
You can start sending your extended abstracts on a maximum of 3-5 pages, in A4 format with illustrations, in 13 point font, from today. This Correspondence Symposium is hot time limited. Full length work you may sending after accepting your Abstracts.
The number of works is limited to max. 5 papers.
Works can be of multidisciplinary type.
Works should be original.
All photos and graphic illustrations must be original or obtained as well as borrowed from your friends and colleagues who are engaged in a certain type of work in practice either in your country or somewhere in the world and many are very accommodating as in my case that at my request they send everything I ask for or photos according to my wishes what I would like them to send me.
This is for the sole reason that there are thousands and thousands of works with the same illustrations and photos circulating on the Internet. You have to admit that it is very boring to see the same illustrations and photographs slightly “processed” or photoshopped so that you appear to be the “only” expert. And worst of all, many such illustrations and photographs have lost a lot of their quality, which is immediately obvious. These remarks and requests are for one reason only,
WE WANT TO BE AMONG THE BEST IN THE WORLD, so that everyone who visits the Portal has something to see, learn and be satisfied with content that is clear, precise and easy to understand.
Graphic illustrations must be professionally done.
When working in the field of electrical engineering and electronics, IEC graphic symbols must be used, exceptionally ASA graphic symbols can be used if they are compatible with IEC standards exceptionally. Pictorial diagrams and wiring diagrams must be very clear and legible, at least A4 or A3 format with legible text if any. The text of the work must be in one column (like this text) and never in two columns. Don’t skimp on the number of pages!
In works from the field of ecology, environment, sustainable development and self-sustainability, ready-made (template illustrations and thumbnails) illustrations of which there are thousands and thousands on many web sites and portals cannot be used. Your original ones are necessary, which you can take in your country or ask colleagues from other countries to take photos in their countries, and I believe that they will be happy to respond. This is what I do if you have had the opportunity to read my works on this portal of mine, illustrations and, if possible, your original photos (possibly borrowed, then you must put the source of the photo) – because we consider you to be experts and professionals, not amateurs and hobbyists. IT MUST BE SEEN THAT THE WORK WAS DONE BY PROFESSIONALS WITH GOOD PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE. Also, for your work, suggest a category within TOPICs to which you think the work belongs, and for the works mentioned in this paragraph, use standard and internationally established topics.
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You automatically accept the terms of this paragraph, otherwise your work will not be considered to be published on our portal, which is popular and is gaining more and more popularity in the world among all people who in any way deal with the fields covered by our portal, and thus and you lose your popularity as an expert, which we consider very important for each of our colleagues.
At the same time, you can use your works as well as other published works in your further practice when writing new works and studies that you will do.
If possible, we will print collections of thematic works or in the planned publications mentioned below, which will be available to the general public in printed form under the common name CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS PUBLICATIONS with the appropriate subtitle.
Also, as I said, within the symposium we will try to issue or possibly print some of the following technical publications for educational and practical purposes, especially because the portal is PROFESSIONALLY EDUCATIONAL TYPE:
1. CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS Illustrated Readers
2. Basic Level CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS Educational Lessons
3. Medium Level CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS Educational Lessons
4. High Level CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS Educational Lessons
5. Advanced CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS Educational Lessons
6. Specialized CPFEIS –EEEEESDSS Lectures
7. Technical Brochures
8. Reference Papers
9. The best practice in use around the globe today…
Welcome to work, respected colleagues and friends, wherever you are in the world.
Let’s help each other, especially young people around the world, pupils, students, younger and older colleagues and especially beginners, who are eager for knowledge from real experts and professionals.
May the Almighty Lord God help us in our joint efforts.
Keep in mind that this call for your work will be updated from time to time, so check back often to see what’s new.
Few Words on Environmental Science and Engineering
Here, the author tried to portray the thematic areas of the environment as a science that encompasses a wide range of topics. Some topics are less complex and some are more complex or quite complex, covering a broader view of the issue being addressed.
Thus, sub-topics can be set up as a whole within a single theme.
The topics listed here are an excellent choice for student papers, their seminary papers, master’s theses, masters papers, doctoral dissertation topics, research and further environmental development, its protection and sustainable environmental management worldwide.
Today, environmental science is very complex and difficult given the major problems evident around the world. Some problems are of catastrophic proportions with great difficulty and even the possibility of solving them in the near future.
Responsibility for the nature, environment, life and survival of peoples around the world is particularly pronounced today thanks to the massive and irresponsible exploitation of minerals and minerals around the world. Practically, nothing is taken care of, only the greatest progression and enrichment of a volatile man is at the expense of nature and natural resources.
In the following articles, I will outline a number of specific topics that can and must be addressed worldwide, ranging from elementary schools, high schools, colleges and universities, technicians, engineers, experts, specialists in various fields, environmental volunteers and fighters for the protection and advancement of ecology and life. and especially by those who ruthlessly exploit natural resources around the world.
In the addition of these topics I will show many problems through my original photos and some photos which I’m borrowed from various pages and from my friends around the World.
Alphabetical order of categories used in practice – Environmental Science and Engineering (Partial)
4.Environmental Science and Engineering Topics
1.Acid Rains
2. Aerated Lagoon
3. Agricultural Waste
4. Agricultural Waste Treatment
5. Agricultural Wastewaters
6. Air Pollution
7. Air Quality Control
8. Air Pollution Control Equipment
9. Alternative Energy Fuels
10. Anaerobic Digestion
11. Anaerobic Digesters
12. Anchialine Pools
13. Animal By-Product
14. Appropriate Environmental Technology
15. Aquatic Biomes
16. Aquatic Ecosystems
17. Artificial Ecosystems
18. Ash Ponds
19. Atmosphere, one of three Earth’s Spheres
20. Atmospheric Particulate Matter
21. Atmospheric Pollution
22. Balancing Ponds
23. Beaver Dams
24. Biochemical Cycles and Processes
25. Biodegradable Waste
26. Biodiversity
27. Biodrying Waste
28. Biofuel energy
29. Biogeographical Realms
30. Biogeography
31. Bio-Geothermical Gaseous Cycles (BGGC)
32. Bio-Geothermical Sedimentary Cycles (BGSC)
33. Biomedical Waste
34. Bioremediation
35. Biological Resources
36. Biosphere or Living Things (Air, Land, Water)
37. Bog Ecosystems
38. Boreal Forests Ecosystems
39. Brine Pools
40. Bulky Waste
41. Business Waste
42. Carbon Negative Fuel
43. Chaparral Ecosystems
44. Chemical Waste
45. Chemical Waste Pollution
46. Clinical Waste
47. Coffee Wastewater
48. Commercial Waste
49. Concrete Waste Pollution
50. Construction Waste
51. Consumable Waste
52. Continental Shelf Benthos Biomes
53. Controlled Waste
54. Conventional Agriculture or Only Sustainable and Self-Sufficient Agriculture
55. Cooling Ponds
56. Deforestation
57. Dematerialization Waste Concept
58. Demography
59. Demolition Waste
60. Desert Ecosystems
61. Deserts
62. Detention Ponds
63. Dew Ponds
64. Dog Waste
65. Domestic Food Production (DFP)
66. Domestic Waste
67. Downcycling Waste
68. Duck Ponds
69. Ecological Light Pollution
70. Ecosphere-Living Sphere (Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Lithosphere)
71. Ecosystems
72. Ecosystems Energy
73. Ecosystem Stability
74. Efficient Energy Use
75. Electromagnetic Pollution
76. Electronic Pollution
77. Electronic Waste
78. Energy Development
79. Energy Entering Ecosystems
80. Energy Recovery
81. Environment
82. Environment Protection
83. Environmental Accidents
84. Environmental Analysis
85. Environmental Archaeology
86. Environmental Biology
87. Environmental Biophysics
88. Environmental Botany
89. Environmental Clean Technologies
90. Environmental Compatibility
91. Environmental Conservation
92. Environmental Contaminants
93. Environmental Control Systems
94. Environmental Crime
95. Environmental Crisis
96. Environmental Culture
97. Environmental Data Capture, Analysis, Storage, Transmission, Processing & Management
98. Environmental Design
99. Environmental Democracy
100. Environmental Detection and Sensing
101. Environmental Disasters
102. Environmental Economics
103. Environmental Effects
104. Environmental Electrochemistry
105. Environmental Engineering
106. Environmental Epidemiology
107. Environmental Ethics
108. Environmental Experiments
109. Environmental Fluid Mechanics
110. Environmental Forces as Change Drivers
111. Environmental Geochemistry
112. Environmental Geography
113. Environmental Geology
114. Environmental Hazards
115. Environmental Health
116. Environmental Health Engineering
117. Environmental Hydrogeology
118. Environmental Impact Assessment
119. Environmental Indicators
120. Environmental Information
121. Environmental Information Data Bases and Systems
122. Environmental Instrumentation
123. Environmental Investigations
124. Environmental Justice
125. Environmental Laboratories
126. Environmental Life Cycle Analysis
127. Environmental Management
128. Environmental Mathematics
129. Environmental Measurements and Methods
130. Environmental Measuring Instruments
131. Environmental Modeling and Models
132. Environmental Monitoring and Networks
133. Environmental Monitoring Systems
134. Environmental Nanotechnology
135. Environmental Optimization Processes
136. Environmental Photochemistry
137. Environmental Physics
138. Environmental Plant Physiology
139. Environmental Policy
140. Environmental Pollution
141. Environmental Pollutants and Polluters
142. Environmental Processes
143. Environmental Programs
144. Environmental Projects
145. Environmental Protection
146. Environmental Protection Equipment
147. Environmental Quality
148. Environmental Racism
149. Environmental Radiation
150. Environmental Remote Sensing
151. Environmental Research and Development
152. Environmental Responsibility
153. Environmental Restoration
154. Environmental Retrofitting
155. Environmental Risks Analysis and Management
156. Environmental Safety Equipment
157. Environmental Security
158. Environmental Sensors
159. Environmental Skepticism
160. Environmental Society
161. Environmental Sociology
162. Environmental Standards
163. Environmental Statistics
164. Environmental Stresses
165. Environmental Structures
166. Environmental Sustainability and Self-Sustainability
167. Environmental Systems
168. Environmental Terrorism
169. Environmental Testing
170. Environmental Testing Methods
171. Environmental Thermodynamics
172. Environmental Tourism
173. Environmental Toxicology
174. Environmental Transducers
175. Environmental Vandalism
176. Environmentally Self-Sufficient Living
177. Environmentally Self-Sustainable Living
178. Eutrophication
179. Evaporation Ponds
180. Facultative Lagoons
181. Fish Ponds
182. Flood Land Ecosystems
183. Food Waste
184. Food with zero artificial contents
185. Forest Ecosystems
186. Freecycling Waste
187. Freshwater Ecosystems (FWE)
188. Fuel Cell Energy
189. Fuel Cell Generators
190. Garden Ponds
191. Gaseous Waste
192. Gasification of Wastes
193. Generating Unsustainable Waste (GUSW)
194. Geothermal Energy Resources (GEER)
195. Global Environmental Self-Sustainable Future Society (GESSFS)
196. Global Food Self-Sustainability (GFSS)
197. Global Natural Warming (GNW)
198. Global Self-Sufficient Human Communities (GSSHC)
199. Global Self-Sufficient Self-Sustainable Society (GSSSSS)
200. Goldfish Ponds
201. Grassland Ecosystems
202. Green Waste
203. Grey Waste
204. Groundwater Pollution
205. Groundwater Resources (GWR)
206. Hazardous Materials in the Ecosphere
207. Hazardous Waste
208. Heat Land Ecosystems
209. Heat Waste
210. High Frequency Pollution (HFP)
211. Household Waste (Hazardous)
212. Human Activities Impact on Environment
213. Human Geography
214. Human Waste (Sewage Sludge)
215. Hydric Soil
216. Hydro Geography
217. Hydrogen Energy
218. Hydrosphere one of three Earth’s Spheres
219. Ice Ponds
220. Immersion Ponds
221. Industrial Metabolism
222. Industrial Waste (Slag, Fly Ash, Sludge)
223. Industrial Waste Management
224. Industrial Waste Pollution (IWP)
225. Industrial Waste Treatment
226. Industrial Wastewater Treatment
227. Inert Waste
228. Infiltration Basins
229. Infinity Pools
230. Inorganic Waste
231. In-Vessel Waste Composting
232. Kettle Ponds
233. Kitchen Waste
234. Koi Ponds
235. Lake and Ponds Ecosystems
236. Land Pollution
237. Land Recycling
238. Landfarming
239. Light Pollution
340. Liquid Waste
241. Lithographic Cycles Through the Earth’s Great Spheres
242. Lithosphere one of three Earth’s Spheres
243. Litter
244. Living Communities
245. Local Self-Sufficient Human Communities (LSSHC)
246. Log Ponds
247. Loss of Biodiversity
248. Main Global Environmental Self-Sustainable Problems (MGESSP)
249. Man Made Environmental Disasters (MMED)
250. Mangrove Swamp Ecosystems
251. Material Flow Analysis
252. Marine Debris
253. Marine Ecosystems
254. Marine Geosystems
255. Material Cycles in Living Systems
256. Materials Recovery Facilities
257. Mathematical Geography
258. Mechanical Biological Waste Treatment
259. Mechanical Heat Waste Treatment
260. Medical Waste
261. Melt Ponds
262. Metabolic Waste
263. Microwave Radiation Environment Pollution
264. Mill Ponds
265. Mineral Waste
266. Mining Waste
267. Mixed Waste
268. Mining Waste Pollution (MWP)
269. Molten Salt Oxidation
270. Mountain Ecosystems
271. Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)
272. Natural Climate Change (NCC)
273. Natural Ecosystems
274. Natural Environmental Changes
275. Natural Food Security
276. Natural Overpopulation (NOP)
277. Natural Pools
278. Natural Renewable Resources (NRR) (Oxigen, Water, Sunlight, Timber, Marine Life, Plant Life, Rainforests, Marine Phytoplankton, Animals and Wildlife)
279. Natural Versus Artificial Food (NVAF)
280. Natural Versus Artificial Pesticides (NVAP)
281. Non-Renewable Energy Resources (NRER)
282. Natural Resources Depletion (NRD)
283. Northwestern Coniferous Forest Ecosystems
284. No-Till Farming Agriculture (NTFA)
285. Nuclear Waste
286. Nutrient Pollution
287. Nutritional Cycles in the Ecospheres
288. Ocean Acidification
289. Ocean Ecosystems
290. Oceanography
291. Oil Spill
292. Open Defecation Waste
293. Organic Waste
294. Overconsumerism
295. Overfishing
296. Overpoduction
297. Ozone Layer
298. Packaging Waste
299. Physical Geography
300. Phytoremediation of Soil
301. Plant Geography
302. Plasma Arc Waste Disposal
303. Plastic Waste Pollution (PWP)
304. Plunge Pools
305. Polar Ecosystems
306. Polishing Ponds
307. Pollution by High-Frequency Radio Waves
308. Pollution by Microwaves
309. Pollution From Nanomaterials
310. Pond Ecosystems
311. Populations and Communities
312. Post-Consumer Waste
313. Precycling Waste
314. Preserving Biodiversity
315. Pyrolysis of Wastes
316. Raceway Ponds
317. Radioactive Contamination
318. Radioactive High Lev el Waste
319. Radioactive Low Level Waste
320. Radioactive Mixed Waste (Radioactive/Hazardous)
321. Radioactive Spent Nuclear Fuel
322. Radioactive Waste
324. Radiation Waste Pollution (RWP)
325. Radio Spectrum Pollution
326. Recursive Recycling of Waste
327. Recyclable Waste
328. Recycling Waste (Ecological)
329. Reflecting Pools
330. Regional Self-Sustainable Human Communities (RSSHC)
331. Renewable Natural Energy Resources (RNER) (Oxigen, Water, Sunlight, Timber, Marine Life, Plant Life, Rainforests, Marine Phytoplankton, Animals and Wildlife)
332. Residual Waste
333. Resource Recovery
334. Retail Hazardous Waste
335. Retention Ponds
336. Reuse of Excreta
337. River Ecosystems
338. Sag Ponds
339. Salt Evaporation Ponds
340. Salt Lakes Ecosystems
341. Salt Marshes Ecosytems
342. Savannas Ecosystems
343. Scrap Metal Waste
344. Sediment Ponds
345. Self-Sufficient Agriculture (SSA)
346. Self-sufficient household (SSHH)
347. Self-sufficient self-sustaining household (SSSSHH
348. Self-Sufficient Living (SSL)
349. Self-Sufficient Self-Sustainable Living (SSSSL)
350. Self-Sufficiently Use of Water Resources (SSUWR)
351. Self-Sustainability
352. Self-Sustainability of Man (SSM)
353. Self-Sustainability of Nature (SSN)
354. Self-Sustainable Agriculture (SAA)
355. Self-Sustainable and Self-Sufficient Energy (SSSSE)
356. Self-Sustainable and Self-Sufficient Human Survival (SSSSHS)
357. Self-Sustainable Economy (SSE)
358. Self-sustaining energy or Self-sufficient energy or Self-satisfying energy
359. Self-Sustainable Food Production (SSFP), No-Harms the Environment
360. Self-Sustainable Household (SSH), Samoodrživo domaćinstvo
361. Self-Sustainable Living
362. Self-Sustainable Mining (SSM)
363. Self-Sustainable Human Communities (SSHC)
364. Self-Sustainable Human Settlements (SSHS)
365. Self-Sustainable Human World (SSHW)
366. Self-Sustainable Living (SSL)
367. Self-Sustainable Local Communities (SSLC)
368. Self-Sustainable Local Development (SSLD)
369. Self-Sustainable Mining (SSM)
370. Self-Sustainable Production (SSP)
371. Self-Sustainable Regions (SSR)
372. Self-Sustainable Rural Development (SSRD)
373. Self-Sustainable Rural Living (SSRL)
374. Self-Sustainable Human Survival (SSHS) (Concepts, Practice, Methods)
375. Self-Sustainable Tourism (SST)
376. Self-Sustainable Society (SSS)
377. Self-Sustainable Water Resources (SSWR)
378. Self-Sustainability
379. Self-Sufficient Agriculture
380. Septic Tanks
381. Settling Ponds
382. Sewage
383. Sewage Treatment
384. Sharps Waste
285. Ship Waste
386. Sick Modern Building Syndrome (SMBS)
387. Slaughterhouse Waste
388. Soil Bioremediation
389. Soil Conservation
390. Soil Contamination
391. Soil Remediation
392. Soil Pollution
393. Solid Waste
394. Solid Waste Treatment
395. Solar Ponds
396. Sound Pollution
397. Stepwells
398. Stew Ponds
399. Stream Pools
400. Streams Ecosystems
401. Subtropical Deserts
402. Surface Runoff Liquid Pollutants
403. Sustainability
404. Sustainable Energy
405. Sustainable Human Settlements
406. Swimming Pools
407. Taiga Ecosystems
408. Tailings
409. Tarns
410. Temperate Forest Ecosystems
411. Terrestrial Biomes
412. Terrestrial Ecoregions
413. Terrestrial Ecosystems
414. Terrestrial Ecozones (TEZ)
415. Terrestrial Geosystems (TGS)
416. Thermal Pollution
417. Tide Pools
418. Toxic Waste
419. Tropical Forest Ecosystems
420. Tropical Rainforest Ecosystems
421. Tropical Rainforests
422. Tundra Ecosystems
423. Tunnel Compostin of Waste
424. Uncontrolled Mining Waste Pollution (UMWP)
425. Upcycling Waste
426. Urban Geography
427. Urban Heat Islands
428. Urban Lumverjacking
429. Urban Runoff Wastewater
430. Vernal Pools
431. Waste Autoclaves
432. Waste Collection
433. Waste Composting
434. Waste Disposal Technology
435. Waste Disposal in the Ecosphere
436. Waste Hierarchy
437. Waste Incineration
438. Waste Landfills
439. Waste Management Concepts
440. Waste Management Equipment
441. Waste Management Technology
442. Waste Minimization
443. Waste Picking
444. Waste Ponds
445. Waste Recycling
446. Waste Sorting
447. Waste Stabilization Ponds
448. Waste-To-Energy Processing
449. Waste Transfer Stations
450. Waste Treatment
451. Wastewater
452. Waste-Water Treatment
453. Water Cycle – Hydrologic Cycle in Nature
454. Water Aeration
455. Water Garden
456. Water Pollution
457. Water Purification
458. Water Quality
459. Water Resources
460. Water Stagnation
461. Waterborne Diseases
462. Water Supply Problems
463. Water Treatment
464. Water Treatment Processes
465. Water Treatment Equipment
466. Water Well
467. Windrow Waste Composting
468. World Energy Self-Sustainability
469. World Food Self-Sustainability
470. World Water Self-Sustainability
471. World Resources Self-Sustainability
472. World Environmental Health Society (WEHS)
473. World Self-Sufficient Self-Sustainable Society (WSS-SSS)
474. World Self-Sustainable Society (WSSS)
475. Zero Artifical Content-Things Food (ZACTF)
476. Zero Waste Recycling
477. Zoogeography
At the end of this Topic, are you ready for writing your articles?
Good Luck My Friends!