Sustainable resources utilization, development, and recycling have become urgent needs for a green society. Researchers from various countries meet each other to exchange their views and experiences. It is expected that discussion at the international forum would provide an opportunity to initiate network and work together for a green society. Following the successful 12 previous EARTH Symposium series, the 13th International Symposium on East Asian Resources Recycling Technology (EARTH 2015) is expected to be extended to ASEAN countries. It will provide a forum to exchange and share the experiences and achievements related to different aspects of sustainable resources utilization and recycling. The EARTH 2015 Symposium will be organized during 1st – 4th November 2015 at Pattaya, Thailand. The event is organized by Faculty of Engineering and Energy Research Institute, Chulalongkorn University in collaboration with the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC) and the Electrical and Electronics Institute (EEI).

The International Conference will be held on October 19-23, 2014 in the Grand ballroom Imperial Hotel, 159 Thuy Van, Thang Tam Ward, Vung Tau City, Viet Nam. With 03 main themes: Society of Mining Professors – 2nd Regional meeting; The 3rd International Conference on Advances in Mining and Tunneling ICAMT 2014; The 8th International Conference on Earth Resources Technology ICERT 2014.

Water Resources Monitoring is critical for management and protection of water resources and aquatic environments and for the provision of essential information for numerical modelling of these systems. It is recognized that continued education and training on these topics are of paramount importance for the consolidation and dissemination of a ‘hydrological foundation’. Such a foundation is increasingly important, especially when water resources are stressed by climate and anthropogenic impacts. The new challenges call for improved instruments and methodologies to support integrated water resources management and analyses of future alternative scenarios under changing conditions. This short course is designed to provide participants with most fundamental knowledge and basic skills regarding water resources monitoring and forecasting practices.