Deep Sea Minerals 2025 - Call for Papers
Submit your paper to one of the leading international conferences on Deep Sea Minerals which will be organized in Bergen 1-3 April 2025.
The initial conferences attracted a large and diverse group of stakeholders from across the globe, including exploration companies, service providers, academic professionals, politicians, environmental advocates, regulatory bodies, and individuals with expertise in law and finance.
With the industry's imperative to establish connections, exchange knowledge, and draw on each other's expertise, we are certain that another well-attended and stimulating conference lies ahead of us.
Topics of interest
We invite contributions within the following topics:
- Advancements in understanding the deep-sea environment
- Strategies, challenges, and opportunities for effective environmental assessment and monitoring
- Exploration strategies and technology: Methodologies, workflows and technologies
- Data management and digital solutions: Case studies and evaluations of DSM data sets, best practices
- Innovations in deep sea mineral extraction – technologies and recent advancements
- Advancements in deep sea mineral processing
- Insights and synergies from land-based mining throughout the value chain
- Regulations and legal frameworks in deep-sea mineral resource management
The program committee welcomes contributions on the topics from all relevant regions across the globe. We encourage postgraduate students to submit their work.
Take the plunge and join us to share your knowledge at the upcoming conference by sending your abstract to events@geopublishing.no by 9 January 2025.
Abstract requirements
Word format
Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt.
Min. 500 words
Min. one figure
Contact Information
Deep Sea Minerals
As we approach 2025, a new global industry is emerging, with Norway being one of the deep-sea mineral hotspots.
Since the Seabed Minerals Act was enacted in 2019, Norwegian authorities have been diligently advancing the opening process.
The first permits are expected to be granted to exploration companies in the first half of 2025.