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Introduction and Background

Environmental science furnishes an understanding of our environment and provides
qualified and virtuous solutions to environmental problems. Climate change cites to
recasting of the weather pattern for a longer period of time, which is primarily due
to the anthropogenic factors. Even though the developed countries are liable for
majority of GHG emissions, there has also been a significant contribution from
under developed countries as well. The emissions are particularly due to
overexploitation of fossil fuels.
Amidst many endeavours made by the scientific populace to bring steadiness in
climate changes of the planet many are still in their dawning stage. The notion
behind hosting this international conference is to provide a forum to render scientific
solutions with the help of eminent scientists and academicians to address the issues
of Environmental science and climate change that could probably bring stability in
the Earths temperature.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) elucidated climate change
as a Change in the state of the climate that can be identified (e.g. using statistical
tests) by changes in the mean and/or the variability of its properties, that persists for
an extended period of time, typically decades or longer.
Objectives
The leitmotif of this conference is to quantify and discuss on new technology to
mitigate climate change for an imperishable future of the environment. The main
objective of the conference is to draw together headmost scientists, researchers and
academicians from the discipline of Environmental Sciences, Remote Sensing,
Meteorology, Volcanology, Atmospheric Science, Global Warming, and Climate
change to hold forth the advancements in limiting the anthropogenic rise of
temperature.

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The conference will serve as a platform for professionals and researchers as:
1. As a mode for dissemination and utilization of high impact ecological
researches.
2. To fraternize scientific populace in the promotion of climatic amendments of
the environment.
3. To share the finest practices in managing climate change and to determine its
effectiveness and impact.

The pre-eminent research outcomes will be submitted to Procedia of Elsevier for

possible indexing. Other accepted research works will be published in peer reviewed
journals.
Participants Profile
The International Conference will be on multi, inter-disciplinary aspects and is
expected to focus on issues in the field of environmental sciences, climate change,
ecosystem, biodiversity conservation, ecological assessment, water resources, and
disaster management. This will draw about 350 key participants from India and
abroad involved in the field of environmental science and climate change.
About Karunya University
Karunya

University

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1986

by

the

Evangelist

Dr.D.G.S. Dhinakaran and Dr. Paul Dhinakaran, the Chancellor of Karunya

University with the mission to impart technical skills, on par with global standards
to evolve a full-fledged University with modern amenities and state of the art
infrastructure. Karunya University imparts holistic education with the balanced
blend of academic excellence, personality development, values and humanism with
the noble vision to raise professionals and leaders of high academic caliber and
unblemished character, nurtured with strong motivation and commitment to serve
humanity. The University has 18 undergraduates, 35 post-graduate and 38 doctoral
programs covering all disciplines of engineering and sciences. Karunya University is
a hub of disciplines like Civil engineering, Electrical science, Mechanical
engineering, Computer science and technology, Science and humanities, Business
studies, Biotechnology and health science, Physical education and Value education.

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Karunya University is located 30km away from Coimbatore and 40km from the
Coimbatore Airport in the very bosom of Mother Nature, nestled in the foothills of
Siruvani Western Ghats lining along the Siruvani main road. The ambience around
Karunya University is almost a camouflage to enormous wealth of knowledge,
innovation and technology that lies within. The venue enjoys a cool weather during
December and temperature ranges from 18-25C.
About School of Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering at Karunya University is an innovative and vibrant place of
learning, where undergraduates, postgraduate students pursue their educational
and research interests. The areas of research include Environmental Engineering,
Water Resources Engineering, Structural Engineering, Transportation Engineering
and Geotechnical Engineering. One of the key features of school of civil engineering
is frontline researches in the field of Environmental and water resources. One of the
main objectives of school of Civil Engineering is to encourage collaborative research,
exchange and twinning programs.
The R&D projects initiated by the School include: management of Point Calimere
wetland in relation to its drainage basins; water treatment through an integrated
approach using electro-dialysis, electro-coagulation, capacitated deionization and
microbial techniques; and sustainable natural resources management for the
livelihood of tribal of Western Ghats. A model for the sustainable development of
urban areas with small manufacturing units in South Asia is being formulated jointly
with the RWTH Aachen University, Germany.
The Research areas of the School involves Integrated river basin/ watershed studies,
Hydrology of wetlands, lakes and tanks, Hydrologic extremes and climate change,
Forest and urban hydrology, Hydrogeology of semi-arid zones, Water quality
monitoring and treatment, Soil and water conservation techniques, Water harvesting
and recharge techniques, Water economics, Studies on water policy and law,
Mathematical modeling, systems approach, DSS, Application of emerging tools: RS,
GIS, Developing gadgets, instruments and techniques for water research and

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management. It also has research projects involves, Decision support system for the
management of coastal wetlands case study of Point Calimere in Tamil Nadu
(DST), Application of isotopes to understand the recharge due to the tanks of semiarid zones of Tamil Nadu (DST), developing water treatment techniques using
electro-dialysis and coagulation in collaboration with Prof. Yoram Oren from Israel.
Instituto Politcnico Nacional (IPN)
Founded in 1936, the Instituto Politcnico Nacional (National Polytechnic Institute,
IPN) is the most important public technological higher education center in Mexico.
Academic quality is one of our main distinctions: more than 95% of our students are
trained in an educational program at a quality level recognized by accrediting
agencies. The Institute was founded on the premise of supporting the countrys
industrialization and national development process, as well as to offer education
opportunities to various social sectors, especially the less favoured. In 2004, the IPN
undertook a process of institutional transformation to renew its mission.
The essence of our institutional mission is to foster institutional education and
knowledge creation capacities in order to contribute to the construction of improved
development conditions. This has motivated the design of a new strategy: the Social
Integration Model with a two-way interaction between the Institute and society, as
well as an improvement of our main functions and the social recognition of our
effort. Within the framework of this model, a number of networking actions, national
and international cooperation, community service, relationship with alumni, among
others, take place and not withstanding their diversity, preserve the guidelines set
by the model. The presence of the Institute around the country comes to reality
through the daily work of its alumni, both individually and in the organizations they
belong to, which currently adds up to 115 Alumni Associations.
Among the academic institutions IPN has centers focused to Marine Sciences,
Biological Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Medicine, Physical Sciences, Biochemical
Sciences, Geosciences, Material Sciences, Nanoscience Centers, Interdisciplinary
Studies, Physical Education which are situated in all the regions of Mexico. More
than 20 advanced research and technological centers are distributed inside Mexico.

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Center for Interdisciplinary Studies on Environment and Development (CIIEMAD)

The Center for Interdisciplinary Studies on Environment and Development
(CIIEMAD) is an academic research center which does scientific studies in
postgraduate level on environmental and social issues, where the focus is mainly on
interdisciplinary aspects which could have great benefit for the society. The center is
dedicated to research in the environmental technologies, environmental clean-up
plans and also in relation to interdisciplinary aspects. The center is dotted with
interdisciplinary staff to undertake the research in this region.
The center also participated in projects related to environmental clean-up,
environmental technological and social aspects within the city of Mexico and other
parts of Mexico. The center also provides postgraduate degrees in Masters (Two
Programs) and Ph.D (Two Programs).
The Network of Environmental Scientist (REMA, IPN):
The Network of Environmental Scientist (REMA, IPN) is a scientific arm of the
researchers who are pursuing their active research in the field of environmental
science and climate change from different research centers of National Polytechnic
Institute in Mexico and it consists of 186 active faculty members.
Expected Outcome
The point is to fructify cooperation and colloquy among academicians, scientist, civil
society organizations and field practitioners, acting at local, regional, and global
scales that en route to sustainable environment thereby grabbing the profits of
environmental managements and adapting to global environmental revolution.
Organizing Committee
Chief Patron
Dr. Paul Dhinakaran
Chancellor
Karunya University
India

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Patrons
Dr. M. J. Xavier
Vice Chancellor
Karunya University
India

Dr. Enrique Fernndez Fassnacht

Rector
Instituto Politcnico Nacional
Mexico

Dr. C. Joseph Kennady

Registrar
Karunya University
India
Convenors
Dr. G. Prince Arulraj
Director
Engineering and Technology
Karunya University
India

Dra. Laura Arreola Mendoza

Dr. P. D. Arumairaj
Head of Civil and Mechanical
Karunya University
India

Dr. D. Tensing
Karunya University
India

Directora
Centro Interdisciplinario de Investigaciones y
Estudios sobre Medio Ambiente y Desarrollo
(CIIEMAD) & Coordinator (REMA, IPN)
Instituto Politcnico Nacional (IPN)
Mexico

Organizing Secretaries
Dr. C. Gajendran
Associate Professor
Karunya University
India

Dr. M. P. Jonathan
Professor Investigator
InstitutoPolitcnico Nacional (IPN)
Mxico

Dr. C. Lakshumanan
Center for Remote Sensing
Bharathidasan University
India

Dr. T. Subramani
Deparment of Mines
Anna University
India

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Joint Organizing Secretary

Prof. I. Antony Godwin
Karunya University
India

Prof. K. Ranganathan
Karunya University
India

Prof. Eunice
Karunya University
India
Advisory Committee
Dr. S. Mohan
IIT Madras

India

Dr. Usha Natesan

All India Council for Technical
Education
India

Dr. Surya Prakash

National Institute of Disaster
Management
India

Dr. Nainan P. Kurian

IIT Madras

Dr. Kumaraswamy Ponnambalam

University of Waterloo
Canada

Dr. P. Thamarai
Government College of Engineering Salem
India

Dr. V. Ram Mohan

Anna University
India

Dr. K. Srinivasa Raju

Institute of Remote Sensing
Anna University
India

Dr. S. Srinivasulu
Institute for Ocean Management
Anna University
India

Dr. RD. Deshpande

Physical Research Laboratory
India

Dr. Shahul Hameed

Centre for Water Resources
Development and Management
India

Dr. Senthamilkumar

Dr. Benny Joseph

Vimal Jothy College of Engineering
India

Dr. N.Prasanna
Bharathidasan University
India

India

Centre for Climate change

Periyar Maniammai University
India

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Technical Committee
Dr. Unnikrishnan
Centre for Water Resources
Development and Management
India

Dr. Kurian Joseph

Centre for Environmental Studies
Anna University, Chennai
India

Dr.K.Srinivasa Raju
Institute of Remote Sensing,
Anna University
India

Dr. R. Jayanthi
Periyar Maniammai University,
India

Dr. K. Srinivasamoorthy
Department of Earth Sciences
Pondicherry University
India

Dr. G.Muthusankar
French institute of Pondicherry
India

Dr. S. Bhagavathi Perumal

R.M.K.College of Engineering and
Technology
India

Dr. R. Mohan Raj

Department of Environmental
Management
Bharathidasan University
India

Dr. S. Chandran
Thiagarajar College of Engineering
India

Dr. P. Vaishnavi
University College of Engineering BIT
Campus Anna University
India

Mr. A. Muthamilselvan
Centre for Remote Sensing Bharathidasan
University
India

Dr. R. Sakthivel
School of Geosciences
Bharathidasan University
India

Dr. D. Karunanidhi
Sri Sakthi Institute of Engineering &
Technology
India

Dr.M.Jayaprakash
Department of Applied Geology
Madras University
India

Boarding & Lodging

Le Meridien Coimbatore: Le Meridien is an upscale, design-focused 5 star international
hotel brand with a European perspective, formerly headquartered in France and in the United
Kingdom. It is owned by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, and has a portfolio of 100
hotels in over 40 countries worldwide.

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Hotel CAG Pride: The CAG Pride has 71 centrally air-conditioned, full service rooms,
located in the heart of the Coimbatore citywith 3 star facilities.The only hotel in Coimbatore,
which is a Full Fledged Money Changers (FFMC), authorized directly by the Reserve Bank
of India.
Hotel Residency: The Residency Towers has 135 well-appointed rooms and luxury suites
located in the heart of the city with star facilities. The Residency Towers has all rooms
equipped with Wi-Fi, mini bars, in-room safety lockers, coffee makers, hair dryers, 42-inch
LCD TVs and comfortable beds.
Clarion Hotel Coimbatore: This contemporary hotel with 107 rooms and suites elegantly
designed and maintained with modern amenities that include wireless Internet access. Dining
outlets includes: a rooftop restaurant, a 24-hours interactive eatery, a trendy lounge and a
pastry shop are all available, offering global buffets along with an a la carte menu. Guests can
unwind with a swim in the pool or relax and unwind in the tranquil spa.
* Special discount tariff can avail through organizers.

Transport and Tour

Local hospitality& Tour Committee
Ms.Nancy Debora
School of Civil Engineering
Karunya University

Mr. Arun Solomon

School of Civil Engineering
Karunya University

Siruvani Water Falls

Siruvani Waterfalls and the dam named after them are located 35 km west of Coimbatore
City in the Western Ghatsand just 9 km nearer to Karunya University. The reservoir at
Siruvani was built to meet the drinking water requirements of Coimbatore city. It is the
second most purest and tastiest water found in the world.

Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park

Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuaryis a protected area located in the Anaimalai Hills of
Pollachi, Valparai and Udumalpet taluks of Coimbatore District. The IGWS has significant
anthropological diversity with more than 4600 Adivasi people from six tribes of indigenous
people living in 34 settlements. The tribes are the Kadars, Malasars, Malaimalasar s,
Pulaiyars, Muduvars and the Eravallan.

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Gass Forest Museum

Gass Forest Museum is a government run natural history museum. The museum is situated in
the Forest College Campus, situated on Cowley Brown Road in the heart of Coimbatore city.
This museum is a place for stuffed animal specimen. The museum houses a rich collection
that ranges from birds such as kingfishers, cormorant, egret, hawks and eagles, to more than
600 timber species including a 456-year-old cross section of a teak tree weighing 1.75 tonnes.

Amaravati Dam
The Amaravathi Dam is located 25km south of Udumalpet in the Indira Gandhi Wildlife
Sanctuary, Tirupur district in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The associated Amaravathi
reservoir is 9.31 square kilometres in area and 33.53m deep. The dam was built primarily for
irrigation and flood control and now also has four megawatts of electrical generating capacity

installed.

Amaravati crocodile farm

The largest wild breeding population of Crocodiles in South India lives in the Amaravathi
reservoir and in the Chinnar, Thennar and Pambar rivers that drain into it. These broadsnouted Mugger Crocodiles, also known as Marsh Crocodiles and Persian Crocodiles, are the
most common and widespread of the three species of Crocodiles found in India.

Wayanad
Wayanad district is in the north-east of Kerala state, India with headquarters at the town of
Kalpetta. The district was formed on 1 November 1980 as the 12th district in Kerala by
carving out areas from Kozhikode and Kannur districts. The higher elevation and forest cover
creates a comfortable and a cool climate. It is set high on the Western Ghats with altitudes
ranging from 700 to 2100 m.

Kuruvadweep
Kuruvadweep is a 950-acre protected river delta on the Kabini River in the Wayanad district.
A home to rare kinds of flora and fauna, uncommon species of birds, orchids and herbs. Its
unique geographical characteristics make it a place where not only the leaves but also silence
is evergreen being away from cities and thus it has become a place of attraction.

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Muthanga Wildlife Santuary

Established in 1973, Muthanga Wildlife sanctuary is contiguous to the protected area network
of Nagarhole and Bandipur of Karnataka on the northeast and Mudumalai of Tamil Nadu on
the southeast. Elephants roam freely here and tigers are sighted occasionally. Various species
of deer, monkeys, birds etc also live here.

Banasura Sagar Dam

Banasura Sagar Dam, which impounds the Karamanathodu tributary of the Kabini River, is
part of the Indian Banasurasagar Project consisting of a dam and a canal project started in
1979. Many people visit the place to go trekking at the Banasura Hill. The Banasura Hill
Resort, located about 20 km from the dam was rated as Asia's largest Earthen Resort by BBC.
Speed & pedal boats are available & are major hits with tourists.

Edakkal Caves
Edakkal Caves are two natural caves at a remote location at Edakkal, 25 km from Kalpetta in
the Wayanad district of Kerala in India's Western Ghats.The Stone Age carvings of Edakkal
are rare antique from south India.
Post and pre conference tour facilities available for all over India, further info do contact
organising secretory.

Publication Proceedings

The appropriate research works presented in the conference will be published in

procedia of Elsevier/Peer reviewed journal by fulfilling copyrights.

All other papers will be considered to publish in Scopus indexed journal.

The cost involved in publication should be meet out by the authors.

Awards and Recognition

Best paper Awards

The Organizing committee will select the above awards getting the feedback of the
scientific review committee and this is based on the theme of the paper, content,
quality, and the findings. We consider both the oral and virtual papers for the Best
paper award

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Best Presentation Awards

The Session Chairs select best papers in each session and it is based on scientific
quality, content, time management and level of interaction with the audience.
Decision of the Conference Chair/ Conference Convener will be the final one.

Young Scientist Award (Master/ PhD)

This award will be granted to PhD or Master level students. The Judges will consider
Quality, time management, presentation style and findings relevant to research project
to determine the winners.

Important dates to remember:

Call for Scientific Abstracts
Early Bird Registration before
Deadline for Abstract Submission
Last date for Submission of Full paper
Acceptance Letter to Authors

February 29th, 2016

July 30th, 2016
August 30th, 2016
September 15th, 2016
3 working days from the
date of Submission
October 10th, 2016
October 17th, 2016

Last date for review & corrections of Full paper

Finalization of Scientific Sessions
Accepted full paper to be sent for Publication as Book/congress October 30th, 2016
Proceedings volume
Release of Publication as Book/Conference Proceedings
December 7th, 2016
Volume
Conference
Dates
December 7th-9th 2016

Registration Fees

A nominal registration fee as detailed below shall be collected towards conference kit
and abstract volume will be provided only at the time of registration.

Receipts will be provided at the registration desk during the conference.

If the author is not attending the conference, the abstract volume will be sent to
nominated or corresponding Author after the conference only by request (at an
additional cost of US$25.00)

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Early bird Registration before July 30th 2016

Foreign Delegates (Industrialist)

US$ 350

Foreign Delegates (Teachers, Scientists, Professors)

US$ 300

Foreign Delegates (Research Scholars)

US$ 250

Foreign Delegates (Students)

US$ 200

Accompanying Guest (International)

US$ 150

Indian Delegates (Industrialist)

INR 5000

Indian Delegates (Teachers, Scientists, Professors)

INR 4500

Indian Delegates (Research Scholars)

INR 3500

Indian Delegates (Students)

INR 3000

Accompanying Guest (National)

INR 1500

Registration between July 31st to August 30th 2016

Foreign Delegates (Industrialist)
US$ 400
Foreign Delegates (Teachers, Scientists, Professors)

US$ 350

Foreign Delegates (Research Scholars)

US$ 300

Foreign Delegates (Students)

US$ 250

Accompanying Guest (International)

US$ 150

Indian Delegates (Industrialist)

INR 5500

Indian Delegates (Teachers, Scientists, Professors)

INR 5000

Indian Delegates (Research Scholars)

INR 4000

Indian Delegates (Students)

INR 3500

Accompanying Guest (National)

INR 1500

Registration between August 31st to September 15th 2016

Foreign Delegates (Industrialist)
US$ 450
Foreign Delegates (Teachers, Scientists, Professors)

US$ 400

Foreign Delegates (Research Scholars)

US$ 350

Foreign Delegates (Students)

US$ 300

Accompanying Guest (International)

US$ 150

Indian Delegates (Industrialist)

INR 6000

Indian Delegates (Teachers, Scientists, Professors)

INR 5500

Indian Delegates (Research Scholars)

INR 4500

Indian Delegates (Students)

INR 4000

Accompanying Guest (National)

INR 1500

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Focussing Themes
Environmental Science

Water Resources and Assessment

Adaptation and Mitigation
Water Quality Modeling
Environmental Remote Sensing
Applications
Sustainable Development
Wetland Conservation
Solid Waste Management
Urban Ecology
Global Warming and its Impacts
Bio-fuels
Environmental Monitoring
Solar Energy
Air Quality Assessment
Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
Environmental Policy and
Management
Waste Recycling
Food and nutrition security
Environmental Economics
Disaster Management
Modeling Natural Processes
Geo-informatics and Computer
Applications

Climate Change

Carbon capture and storage

Carbon Sequestration
Carbon Emission Sources and Control
Climate Change & Sustainable
development
Climate Change & Green products
Climate change Models
Climate change and regional planning
Adaption of energy politics to climate
change
Climate finance
Climate change and health issues
Climate change and Agriculture
Climate Change & Water issues
Climate
Change
&
Coastal
Management
Climate Change & Infrastructure
Climate Change & Forestry
Himalayan Glaciers and climate
change
Climate change and Fisheries
Climate change and Socio economic
issues

General guidelines and format for abstract submission

Abstracts MUST be submitted by email only. (jicescc2k16@karunya.edu

/cgajendran@gmail.com)

Abstracts should not contain more than 400 words. (Tables and figures cannot
be inserted)

Abstracts should be written in English or Spanish. Spanish abstracts should

have English translations.

If the abstract be accepted for a presentation you must be able to give your
presentation in English and answer the questions from the audience.

Submission of an abstract does not guarantee its

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acceptance.

Abstracts will be reviewed and approved by a Review Committee. This

committee can either reject or accept your abstract, eventually suggest minor
changes or a different type of presentation.

All abstract authors will be informed via e-mail about the abstract review
results.

All presenters of accepted abstracts are responsible for all aspects of their
presentation

including

PowerPoint

presentations

and

hand-outs

as

appropriate. They are also accountable for delivering their presentations

within time constraints and along lines agreed with the session chair.

Once a draft programme has been constructed preliminary information about

timing and location of approved submissions will be communicated.

Resubmittal of already submitted abstracts can only be done before the

deadline.

TITLE (Times New Roman-12-bold): Use a concise title that summarizes the
content of the abstract. AUTHORS (Times New Roman -11): Enter complete
author(s) names and affiliation in the following format:

Example: 1st Author name 1, 2nd Author name 1,3rd Author name 2
1. *** University
2. *** University
Please specify presenting author in bold.
ABSTRACT TEXT (Times New Roman -11): Describe the relevance of the study
using subtitles like background, aim/objectives, methods, results and conclusions.
Five salient key words shall be included at the end of abstract.

General Climatic Condition of Coimbatore during December 2016

Coimbatore has a pleasant, salubrious climate due to its proximity to thickly forested
mountain ranges and the cool breeze blowing through the Palghat gap which makes the
consistently hot temperatures pleasant. The mean maximum and minimum temperature varies
between 35 C (95 F) and 18 C (64 F). The highest temperature ever recorded is 40.3 C
(105 F) while the lowest is 11.7 C (53 F). This is due to the presence of the mountain pass,

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more elevated parts of the district benefit from the south-west monsoon in the months from
June to August.
Air Connections: Coimbatore in the State of Tamil Nadu has an International airport facility
and it is directly connected from international destinations like Singapore, Sharjah and
domestic destinations like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Ahmedabad,
Hyderabad and Vijayawada, . Major airlines that serve this airport are Air Arabia, Air Costa,
Air India, Jet Airways, Spice Jet, Silkair and Indigo. It can also be connected and reached via
connections from Chennai (MAA), Bangalore (BLR), Mumbai (BOM) and New Delhi (DEL)
where more international flights land every day.
Road Connections:
Coimbatore is connected by road to different destinations viz Chennai, Madurai,
Tiruchirappalli, Trivandrum, Bangalore and Cochin.
From
Chennai
Madurai
Tiruchirappalli
Trivandrum
Bangalore
Cochin

Distance in kms/ miles

508km/315 miles
213km/132 miles
217km/134 miles
381km/236 miles
363km/225 miles
190km/118 miles

Travel time via road

7hrs 52mins
3hrs 58mins
4hrs 00mins
7hrs 41 mins
5hrs 45 mins
3hrs 45 mins

Visa for travel into India:

Individuals are requested to contact or consult Indian Embassy web page for visa
exemption and for visa fees which varies depending on the country of origin.

A Letter of instruction will be sent to the participating author on acceptance of the

abstract/paper for attending the conference and also to facilitate in getting the visa for
the stipulated time period.

International participants are requested to contact Dr. C.Gajendran, Organizing

Committee if there is any problem in visa procedures. However, it is the responsibility
of individual participants to do the whole process in the Indian Embassy located in
their region.

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FOR REGISTRATION
Please follow the link for registration

https://goo.gl/K9cXK5

For more info/queries:

Dr. C. GAJENDRAN
Organizing Secretary
School of Civil Engineering
Karunya University
Coimbatore-641114
Tamil Nadu, India.
Email id : jicescc2k16@karunya.edu
cgajendran@gmail.com
Mobile No. : +91 9443368980
Tel. Ph.No. : +91422-2614453
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