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International Conference on Hydraulic Engineering and Construction Technology (HECT)
Date
July 3, 2026
to July 5, 2026
Location
Foshan, China
Organizer
Hydraulic Engineering and Construction Technology (HECT)
About This Event
The International Conference on Hydraulic Engineering and Construction Technology (HECT) is a prestigious event that aims to gather experts, scholars, and practitioners from around the globe in the field of water resources engineering and construction technology. Set to take place in Foshan, China, this conference serves as a vital platform for discussing the latest research findings and practical experiences in a time when global climate change and rapid urbanization create significant challenges in water resources management and sustainable development. The conference emphasizes the importance of effective hydraulic engineering and advanced construction technologies, which are crucial for optimizing water resource utilization, flood control, ecological protection, and economic growth.Participants will engage in discussions on a broad range of topics, including hydraulic structure design, construction scheme optimization, material innovation, environmental protection technology, and information management. The conference seeks to foster multidisciplinary cooperation and information sharing, thereby promoting technological innovation within the hydraulic engineering industry. By facilitating interactions among attendees, the event aims to inspire new ideas and encourage collaboration that leads to mutually beneficial outcomes in the industry. All submitted articles must present original research results that have not been published or are under consideration elsewhere, adhering to the highest ethical standards in academic conduct. Plagiarism and other forms of misconduct will not be tolerated.
Topics & Themes
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