Symposium on Anthropogenic Hazards

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The Thematic Core Service for Anthropogenic Hazards (TCS-AH) is a European research infrastructure dedicated to understanding and mitigating human-induced geohazards.

It provides access to high-quality, time-correlated datasets (known as Episodes) that link industrial activities such as geothermal energy production, mining, and fluid injection to seismic events and ground deformation.

26 November 2025

Collège Doctoral Européen (CDE) - 46 Bd de la Victoire, 67000 Strasbourg

The annual symposium 2025 aims to foster interdisciplinary discussions and share insights on the growing challenges posed by anthropogenic influences within the field of geosciences.

We are pleased to announce that the symposium features an open call for oral presentations (15 min each talk + 5 min discussion).

Please follow the link for registration and/or submission

We warmly encourage experts and researchers to submit their abstracts for consideration.

This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your work, share your perspectives, and engage with peers.

Event program

Filename: programme-TCSAH-Symposium-2025.pdf File extension: pdfFile size: 180 KB

How to come

The Collège Doctoral Européen is located at:

46 Boulevard de la Victoire, 67000 Strasbourg, France
On the Esplanade campus, close to the city center and opposite the Botanical Garden.

By Tram

Take tram lines C, E, or F and get off at Observatoire station. The CDE is just a 3-minute walk from there.

By Bus

Bus lines 2, C1, and 30 stop near the CDE. The closest stop is Observatoire, about 4 minutes on foot.

From Strasbourg Train Station

By tram: About 20 minutes. Take line C to Observatoire.
On foot: Around 30 minutes. Walk towards the Cathedral, then follow the quays to Boulevard de la Victoire.
By bus: Approximately 30 minutes via line 2a to the Esplanade roundabout, then cross the campus.