WELCOME :
The 6th International Congress on Thermal Sciences aims to be a platform for researchers, academic scientists and practitioners to share their experiences on all aspects of Thermal Sciences.
This will promote collaboration between university laboratories and professionals and will stimulate collaboration between national researchers and their Maghreb and international counterparts. This congress is part of an approach of openness on the world.
The main aim of the congress is to present and discuss the latest research findings of scientists, their innovations, trends and concerns. It will be an opportunity to identify the industrial issues and challenges encountered as well as the solutions adopted or to be proposed in the various applications of this field.
In addition to its main theme « Thermal Energy & industrial issues », the congress will cover topics such as heat and mass transfer and fluid mechanics, energy efficiency and renewable energies in the building, industry and process, thermal systems and combustion. Moreover, thermal characterization of materials, materials for energy, and thermal measurement techniques are dealt with. Environmentally friendly thermal systems are also in the scope of the congress.
Kaoutar KHALLAKI, Sultan Moulay Slimane University- ENSA KHOURIBGA
Chair of AMT’2020 congress
Khadija CHOUKAIRY, Sultan Moulay Slimane University ENSA KHOURIBGA
CO- Chair of AMT’2020 congress
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A. BAHLAOUI |
FP Beni Mellal, USMS |
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S. BELHOUIDEG |
FP Beni Mellal, USMS |
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Z. BOUHSSINE |
UIR, Rabat |
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W. EL BAZI |
ENSA Khouribga, USMS |
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I. HAFIDI |
ENSA Khouribga, USMS |
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A. HAJJI |
EST Salé, UMV |
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S. HAYANI MOUNIR |
FP Khouribga, USMS |
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M. KADDIRI |
FST Beni Mellal, USMS |
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M.S. KADIRI |
ENSA Khouribga, USMS |
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F. MAJID |
ENSA Khouribga, USMS |
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G. MANGOUB |
FST Settat, UH1 |
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A. MESKINI |
ENSEM Casablanca, UH2 |
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M. SAJIEDDINE |
ENSA Khouribga, USMS |
Mustapha EL ALAMI, Hassan Second University- FSAC CASABLANCA
Chair
Moulay Saddik KADIRI, Sultan Moulay Slimane University ENSA KHOURIBGA
CO- Chair
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B. ABOURIDA |
ENSA Agadir, UIZ, Morocco |
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M. ACKAK |
ENSA El Jadida, UCD, Morocco |
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E. AFFAD |
FST Mohammedia, UH2, Morocco |
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M. AHACHAD |
FST Tanger, UAE, Morocco |
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F. AIT NOUH |
CNEREE Marrakech UCA, Morocco |
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D.AKROUR |
Houari Boumediene University, Algeria |
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H. ALTGELD |
IZES GmbH, Germany |
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M. AYAITA |
Kassel University, Germany |
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A. BAHLAOUI |
FPD Beni Mellal, USMS, Morocco |
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L. BAMMOU |
FS Agadir, UIZ, Morocco |
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R. BELARBI |
La Rochelle University, France |
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S. BELHOUIDEG |
FPD Beni Mellal, USMS Morocco |
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R. BENCHRIFA |
FS Rabat, MV University, Morocco |
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B. BENHAMOU |
FSS Marrakech UCA, Morocco |
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C. BENQLILOU |
ENS Mines Rabat, Morocco |
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W. BOSSCHAERTS |
Royal Military Academy, Belgium |
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M. BOU-ALI |
Mondragon University, Spain |
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L. BOUKHATTEM |
ENSA Safi, UCA, Morocco |
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B. BOUROUGA |
Nantes University, France |
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A. BRAKEZ |
FSS Marrakech UCA, Morocco |
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A. CHEDDADI |
EMI, Rabat, UMV, Morocco |
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H. CHEHOUANI |
FST Marrakech UCA, Morocco |
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A.S. CHERIF |
ENAU, Carthage University, Tunisia |
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K. CHETEHOUNA |
INSA Centre Val de Loire, France |
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K. CHOUKAIRY |
ENSA Khouribga, USMS, Morocco |
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H. DARHMAOUI |
Al Akhawayn University Ifrane, Morocco |
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L. DLIMI |
UIT, Morocco |
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A. DOUDOU |
FPD Nador, UM1, Morocco |
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A. DRAOUI |
FST Tanger, UAE, Morocco |
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B. DRAOUI |
Bechar University, Algeria |
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M.EL ALAMI |
FSAC, Casablanca, UH2, Morocco |
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K. EL-HARROUNI |
ENA Rabat, Morocco |
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S. ER-RAKI |
FST Marrakech UCA, Morocco |
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J. EZZAHAR |
ENSA Safi UCA, Morocco |
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M. FARAJI |
FSAC, Casablanca, UH2, Morocco |
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H. FATMAOUI |
FS Agadir UIZ, Morocco |
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M. FEDDAOUI |
ENSA Agadir UIZ, Morocco |
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M. FILALI |
ENA Rabat, Morocco |
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S. GABSI |
ENIS University of Sfax, Tunisia |
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A. GAGLIANO |
University of Catania, Italia |
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N.GASCOIN |
INSA Centre Val de Loire, France |
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A. GOUNNI |
FSAC, Casablanca, UH2, Morocco |
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H. HAMDI |
EST Guelmim, UIZ, Morocco |
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S. HAYANI MOUNIR |
FPK, USMS, Beni Mellal, Morocco |
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M. HSSIKOU |
FS, Agadir, UIZ Morocco |
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R. IDCHABANI |
ENS Mines Rabat, Morocco |
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A. IDLIMAM |
ENS Marrakech, UCA, Morocco |
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N. IHADDADENE |
M’Sila University, Algeria |
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R. IHADDADENE |
M’Sila University, Algeria |
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A. JAMIL |
EST Fes, UMBA, Morocco |
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L. JARLAN |
Centre d’Etudes Spatiales de la BIOsphère, Toulouse, France |
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M. KADDIRI |
FST Beni Mellal, USMS, Morocco |
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N.KASBADJI-MERZOUK |
CDER, Algeria |
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S. KHABBA |
FSS Marrakech, UCA, Morocco |
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A. KHABBAZI |
EST Salé MV University Morocco |
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K. KHALLAKI |
ENSA Khouribga – USMS, Morocco |
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R. KHATYR |
FSAC, UH2, Morocco |
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A. KHEIRI |
University of Lorraine France |
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A. KHOURCHAFI |
ENSEM Casablanca, UH2, Morocco |
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M. KRIRAA |
ENSA, Safi, UCA, Morocco |
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N. LAAROUSSI |
EST Salé, UM5, Morocco |
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A. LAMHARRAR |
ENS Marrakech, UCA, Morocco |
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R. LBIBB |
FST Mohammedia UH2, Morocco |
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K. LIMAM |
La Rochelle University, France |
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G. MANGOUB |
FST Settat H1 University, Morocco |
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T. MARÉ |
IUT Saint Malo / INSA Rennes, university Rennes 1, France |
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N. MARTINS |
University of Aveiro, Portugal |
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R. MASROUR |
ENSA Safi, UCA, Morocco |
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A. MESKINI |
ENSEM Casablanca, UH2, Morocco |
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P. MEUKAM |
University of Yaoundé, Cameroun |
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A. MEZRHAB |
FS Oujda, UM1, Morocco |
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A. MOURID |
EST Meknes, UMI, Morocco |
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M. NAJAM |
FSAC, Casablanca, UH2, Morocco |
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S. OUKACH |
EST Guelmim, UIZ, Morocco |
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D. OULDHADDA |
FS Meknes, UMI, Morocco |
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M. OUZZANE |
ALMADINAH University Saudi Arabia |
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H. ROUIJAA |
FST Settat, UH1, Morocco |
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D. ROUSSE |
EST Montreal University of Québec, Canada |
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R. SAADANI |
EST Meknes, UMI, Morocco |
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M. SAFI |
ENIT Al Manar University, Tunisia |
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M. SAJIEDDINE |
ENSA Khouribga USMS, Morocco |
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B. SAMOUDI |
ENSA Safi, UCA, Morocco |
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D. SAURY |
University of Poitiers, France |
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R. SEHAQUI |
FSAC, Casablanca, UH2, Morocco |
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I. SOBHI |
ENA of Marrakech, Morocco |
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K. SOUHAR |
FS Agadir, UIZ, Morocco |
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S. YADIR |
ENSA Safi, Morocco |
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E. ZARZA |
PSA Almeria CIEMAT, Spain |
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D. ZEJLI |
ENSA Kenitra, UIT, Morocco |
- Thermal systems and combustion
- Renewable energies and Energy efficiency in the building, industry and process
- Measurements techniques in thermal sciences
- Thermal characterization of materials
- Materials for energy
- Heat and mass transfer & Fluid mechanics
- Water resources, Climate Change & Environment
| Submission of full paper | |
| Notification of acceptance | |
| 1st March, 2020 : | Deadline for registration |
Instructions for papers presentation :
Authors are invited to submit their papers according to the congress templates, available here :
Authors should choose one of these templates according to the kind of their paper:
Template 1 is for short papers (no more than 3 pages) to be published in the congress
while Template 2 should be used for long papers that will be considered for publication in AIP Conference Proceeding (indexed Scopus, Web of Science and Inspec) https://aip.scitation.org/journal/apc
Please note that:
- These papers should not have been published,
- Submitting such paper does not guarantee its publication, as it will be rigorously reviewed by at least two specialists pairs,
- Any paper not conform to Template 2 will be automatically rejected before the reviewing process.
Short Papers may be written in English or French, however, long papers should be written in good English. All papers should be submitted via this link
Instructions posters presentation :
Accepted papers will be presented either in oral or poster format regardless of the nature of the paper (short or long paper). The organizing committee of the AMT’2020 considers poster and oral presentations equal in all respects. The format of each presentation will be announced to the authors once the papers are reviewed. The poster session, will permit greater interaction between author and audience. Please prepare your poster presentation according to the template available here:
All exhibits have to be in English or French. Prepare a short talk of about 2-3 minutes that you can periodically give to those viewing your poster during coffee and lunch breaks.
Should you have any problems with your upload, do not hesitate to contact us.
Registration Form:
This<< AMT’2020 registration form >> should be filled in online.
At least one of the authors listed in the paper must register for AMT’2020.
Registration Fees :
| Up to March 15th , 2020 | After March 15th , 2020 | |
| Moroccan Students | 500 MAD | 800 MAD |
| Moroccan Academics | 1000 MAD | 1500 MAD |
| Maghreb | 150 Euros | 200 Euros |
| Others | 300 Euros | 400 Euros |
PAYMENT :
The payment should be made by bank transfer.
Bank transfer information:
ASSOCIATION MAROCAINE THERMIQUE
RIB: 230780920539922101360013 CODE SWIFT : CIHMMAMC
Deposit or transfer slip must be scanned and sent with subject : Inscription_ID_000 (your paper ID) to: amtcongress@gmail.com
N.B :
- Currency exchange or bank collection fees are the responsibility of the participant.
- The following information should be included on the bank transfer documents:
– AMT2020 Congress
– Name of the corresponding Author
- Registration includes the conference documents, coffee-breaks and lunches.
Keynote Lectures :
Urban climate change resilience : in the quest of a theory for adaptive change.
By Dr. Hassan Peerhossaini ,
Dr. Hassan Peerhossaini is Distinguished Professor of Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer at the University of Paris (France), and Western Research Chair in Urban Resilience and Sustainability at the University of Western Ontario (London – Canada). Dr. Peerhossaini is a member of Haut Comité de Mécanique of France. He was Délégué Scientifique of HCERES (2010-2017), and member of several national and international scientific committees. He is founder of the Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire des Energies de Demain (LIED-CNRS – UMR 8236) of the Université de Paris and its Director from 2012 to 2015. Professor Peerhossaini has been Deputy Director of the interdisciplinary energy program of CNRS, Director of Laboratoire de Thermocinétique of Nantes (CNRS) and Head of Thermofluids, Complex Flows and Energy Research Group of this laboratory, and also Dean of “Heat Transfer and Energy” Masters Program at the University of Nantes and Ecole Centrale of Nantes. His research interests lie with, mechanics of active fluids and bacterial physics, physics of turbulence in reactive flows, hydrodynamic instability and transition to turbulence, chaotic advection and its technological applications, heat transfer intensification, multifunctional heat exchanger-reactors, interdisciplinary approach to energy, and urban climate change resilience and adaptation. His publications exceed 490 including refereed archival papers, full-length proceeding papers and technical reports. Professor Peerhossaini received, in July 2013, the Lewis Moody award of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for his experimental work on turbulent micro-mixing. He is currently director of Energy Physics of Astroparticle & Cosmology Laboratory of the Université de Paris.
hassan.peerhossaini@univ-paris-diderot.fr
Les échangeurs volumétriquement structurés avec une équivalence entre échangeurs et ailettes.
By Dr.Rachid Bennacer ,
Dr.Rachid Bennacer currently works at the Department of Civil Engineering , Ecole normale supérieure de Cachan. Dr. Bennacer does research in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Environmental Engineering. Their current project are covering Material & durability (ODOBA, CONCRETE), Renewable Energy (HYBRID_Captur), Efficient Cooling (THERMASMART), Morphing and adaptative 3D heat exchanger (PASS-ARCHI).
NB : The language of the congress is English and French
Fire Safety and Industrial Challenges.
By Prof. Khaled CHETEHOUNA ,
Dr. Khaled Chetehouna is Full Professor in Fire and Energy Sciences, and Vice-Chairman for Research at the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA) of the Centre Val de Loire region, France. He is head of the P2CF (Permeation Pyrolysis Combustion and Fire) team at the PRISME Laboratory (EA 4229). His research activities are devoted to Fire Sciences and Fire Safety, and in particular: the characterization of Fire Degradation of Composites Materials for Aerospace and Automotive applications, the study of Flame propagation in buildings, and the Evaluation of the performance of Fire Suppression systems for the protection of Industrial buildings and Cultural Heritage, including innovative environmentally friendly sprinkler systems. He is a member of the strategic board of the CNRS French Research Group in Fire Sciences GDR “Feux” n°2864 since 2010, and in charge of relations with Morocco (ENSA Khouribga, ENSA Agadir and ENSA Kenitra), India (VelTech University) and Indonesia (Indonesian Defense University) for the National Institute of Applied Sciences since 2015. His publications include more than 70 refereed articles with peer review in the fields of Fire Sciences, Engineering and Composites Materials.
En quoi le smart building est l’une des clés pour la réussite de la transition énergétique et l’optimisation énergétique des bâtiments ?
By Prof. Zohir YOUNSI ,
Zohir YOUNSI, docteur en Génie Civil, Habilité à Diriger des Recherches, Responsable du Pôle Compétence Recherche Matériaux Innovants de HEI (Ecole des Hautes Etudes d’Ingénieur – Groupe YNCREA Hauts de France), membre de l’équipe HABITAT ET VILLE INTELLIGENTE du Laboratoire de Génie Civil et géo-Environnement – LGCgE. Ses travaux de recherches sont centrés sur le stockage thermique, l’efficacité énergétique des bâtiments et la qualité de l’environnement intérieur. Il a développé plusieurs dispositifs expérimentaux, mené différents projets de démonstration concernant le stockage thermique, la ventilation et la qualité de l’air intérieur, et coordonné plusieurs projets nationaux/européens sur ces thématiques. Ses travaux actuels visent, notamment, à s’intéresser aux bâtiments intelligents et au comportement des usagés en vue d’optimiser la gestion de l’énergie.
NB : The language of the congress is English and French
Conference Venue :
The conference will be held in National School of Applied Sciences in Khouribga.
Khouribga is a Moroccan town located 120 km south east of Casablanca. It is the
most important phosphate production area in the world. The region surrounding
Khouribga contains agriculture lands, lakes, Mountains and forests wich offers a good
tourist destination.
Located at least 120 km from Casablanca, 154 km from the capital, Rabat, 200 km from the city of Marrakesh, 99 km from the city of Beni Mellal and 60 km from the city of Settat.
Contact: For more information, please contact AMT’2020 secretary:
National School of Applied Sciences-Khouribga (ENSAK)
Bd Béni Amir, BP 77, Khouribga – Morocco
Tel : (212) 06 18 53 43 72 / (212) 05 23 49 23 35
FAX : (212) 05 23 49 23 35
amtcongress@gmail.com
