The GCGW-15 is a multi–disciplinary international conference on global warming and climate change issues and potential solutions, aiming to provide a forum for the: exchange of technical information, dissemination of high-quality research results, presentation of new policy and scientific developments and promoting future priorities for a more sustainable development and energy security.

The primary themes of the conference this year relate to Energy, Transport, and the Green House effect, i.e. their role and impact on global warming and climate change. We felt that some focus on these topics which are of primary relevance and consequence for the Global Warming phenomenon will give the opportunity for a more in-depth information exchange and research results presentation. However, as stressed by the Scientific Committee of the Conference, these Themes will be considered in their broadest context and will not preclude consideration of other related Themes and disciplines, e.g. built up environment, ecology, education, social sciences, economics, management, physical sciences, information technology, etc.

The scientific part of the GCGW-15 will allow for Plenary Sessions as well as parallel Sessions in which papers or keynote papers will be presented in oral form, after evaluation and review by a panel of relevant experts c/o the Scientific Committee of the Conference. High quality papers will be considered, in extended form, for publication in specific reputable international journals which will be announced with the second announcement of the Conference.

The GCGW-15 is a multi–disciplinary international conference on global warming and climate change issues and potential solutions, aiming to provide a forum for the: exchange of technical information, dissemination of high-quality research results, presentation of new policy and scientific developments and promoting future priorities for a more sustainable development and energy security.

The primary themes of the conference this year relate to Energy, Transport, and the Green House effect, i.e. their role and impact on global warming and climate change. We felt that some focus on these topics which are of primary relevance and consequence for the Global Warming phenomenon will give the opportunity for a more in-depth information exchange and research results presentation. However, as stressed by the Scientific Committee of the Conference, these Themes will be considered in their broadest context and will not preclude consideration of other related Themes and disciplines, e.g. built up environment, ecology, education, social sciences, economics, management, physical sciences, information technology, etc.

The scientific part of the GCGW-15 will allow for Plenary Sessions as well as parallel Sessions in which papers or keynote papers will be presented in oral form, after evaluation and review by a panel of relevant experts c/o the Scientific Committee of the Conference. High quality papers will be considered, in extended form, for publication in specific reputable international journals which will be announced with the second announcement of the Conference.