The International Workshop on Simulation for Energy, Sustainable Development & Environment September 17-19, 2025 Fes, Morocco Co-Located with I3M 2025 SESDE 202 Official Web Site

The International Workshop on Simulation for Energy, Sustainable Development & Environment ( SESDE2016 ) is focusing on using M&S in applications related to Energy, Sustainability and Environmental Issues. Scientists and Subject Matter Experts in these sectors are invited to present innovative papers. The application of M&S to this sector represents a major opportunity considering the nature of the complex systems related to these issues that need to be studied and analyzed.
SESDE is part of I3M, a major Simulation Scientific Conference covering multiple aspects.

Based on this success SESDE 2013 (Athens), SESDE 2014 (Bordeaux), SESDE 2015 (Bergeggi), SESDE 2016 (Cyprus), SESDE 2017 (Barcelona), SESDE 2018 (Budapest) and SESDE 2019 (Lisbon) SESDE 2020 (originally Athens, but then Virtual due to covid-19) were successfully organized; currently SESDE is organized as a Workshop integrated in I3M Multiconference

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SESDE 2025, September   SESDE addresses M&S in relation to several topics, some example is following: Climate change Global warming Global dimming Fossil fuels Sea level rise Greenhouse gas Ocean acidification Shutdown of thermohaline circulation Environmental impact of the coal industry Urban Heat Islands Conservation Species extinction Pollinator decline Coral bleaching Holocene extinction Invasive species Poaching Endangered species Energy Energy conservation Renewable energy Efficient energy use Renewable energy commercialization Environmental impact of the coal industry Environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing Environmental degradation Eutrophication Habitat destruction Invasive species Environmental health Air quality Asthma Environmental impact of the coal industry Electromagnetic fields Electromagnetic radiation and health Indoor air quality Lead poisoning Sick Building Syndrome Environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing Genetic engineering Genetic pollution Genetically modified food controversies Intensive farming Overgrazing Irrigation Monoculture Environmental effects of meat production Slash and burn Pesticide drift Plasticulture Land degradation Land pollution Desertification Soil Soil conservation Soil erosion Soil contamination Soil salination Land use Urban sprawl Habitat fragmentation Habitat destruction Nanotechnology Nanotoxicology Nanopollution Nuclear issues Nuclear fallout Nuclear meltdown Nuclear power Nuclear weapons Nuclear and radiation accidents Nuclear safety High-level radioactive waste management Overpopulation Burial Water crisis Overpopulation in companion animals Tragedy of the commons Gender Imbalance in Developing Countries Sub-replacement fertility levels in developed countries Ozone depletion CFC Biological effects of UV exposure Pollution Environmental impact of the coal industry Nonpoint source pollution Point source pollution Light pollution Noise pollution Visual pollution Water pollution Environmental impact of the coal industry Acid rain Eutrophication Marine pollution Ocean dumping Oil spills Thermal pollution Urban runoff Water crisis Marine debris Microplastics Ocean acidification Ship pollution Wastewater Fish kill Algal bloom Mercury in fish Environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing Air pollution Environmental impact of the coal industry Smog Tropospheric ozone Indoor air quality Volatile organic compound Atmospheric particulate matter Environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing Reservoirs Environmental impacts of reservoirs Resource depletion Exploitation of natural resources Overdrafting Consumerism Consumer capitalism Planned obsolescence Over-consumption Fishing Blast fishing Bottom trawling Cyanide fishing Ghost nets Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing Overfishing Shark finning Whaling Logging Clearcutting Deforestation Illegal logging Mining Acid mine drainage Environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing Mountaintop removal mining Slurry impoundments Toxins Chlorofluorocarbons DDT Endocrine disruptors Dioxin Toxic heavy metals Environmental impact of the coal industry Herbicides Pesticides Toxic waste PCB Bioaccumulation Biomagnification Environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing Sustainability Economic Social Environmental Financial Cultural Transportations Emissions Traffic Green Logistics Waste Electronic waste Litter Waste disposal incidents Marine debris Medical waste Landfill Leachate Environmental impact of the coal industry Incineration Great Pacific Garbage Patch Exporting of hazardous waste Environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing

SESDE ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE   Steering Committee: Agostino G. Bruzzone, ITIM University of Genoa, Italy Gerson Gomes Cunha, COPPE UFRJ, Brazil Janos Sebestyen Janosy, Centre for Energy Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS) , Hungary Francesco Longo, UNICAL, Italy Marina Massei, Liophant,Italy Yuri Merkuryev, RIGA TU, Latvia Miquel Angel Piera, University Autonoma de Barcelona, Barcelona , Spain Stefano Saetta, Perugia, Italy Gregory Zacharewicz, IMS Universit Bordeaux, France

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SESDE DEADLINES, REGISTRATION, REQUIREMENTS & HOTELS

SESDE is Scientifically sponsored by:	I_M_CS Liophant Simulation Team McLeod Institute of Technology and Interoperable Modeling & Simulation, Simulation Team, Genoa Center M&SNet Latvian Simulation Center MIK Riga TU LSIS Marseille Simulation Center - University of Perugia FCEIA National Russian Simulation Society CIFASIS CONICET UNR UPCAM Simulation Team MITIM DIPTEM Brasilian Simulation Center LAMCE UFRJ Spanish Simulation Center - UAB/UPC Mechanical Department - University of Calabria ISA ATC Universidad de la Laguna ESISA MSC-LES M&S COE MIMOS CEA-IFAC INSTICC
SESDE as part of I3M2025 is Technically Cosponsored by:	Central & South Italy Section Chapter

Simulation Solutions

• Simulation Team
• Liophant Simulation
• MAST Overview

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Conference Location

The Conference Location is in Rome, Italy, one of most wonderful Town plenty of history and of astonishing attractions.

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SESDE Industrial Sponsors:

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For Further Information:

Agostino G. Bruzzone Simulation Team - DIPTEM University of Genoa via Opera Pia 15 16145 Genova, Italy Tel +39 019 97 398 Fax +39 019 97 600 Email agostino@itim.unige.it

Marina Massei Liophant Simulation c/o DIPTEM University of Genoa via Molinero 1 17100 Savona, Italy Tel +39 019 219 45 251 Fax +39 019 219 45 265 Email marina.massei@liophant.org

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Origins of SESDE are from I3M2012: during I3M2012 several papers were focusing on SESDE topics and issues, so special sessions were organized creating the first SESDE Session

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