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Quito, Ecuador
9 - 11 July, 2025

IX Ibero-American Biometrics

Contributions of biometrics to local development, human wellbeing and sustainability

Keynote Speakers

Conference Days

150+

Expected Participants

Universidad Estatal de Milagro (UNEMI), in collaboration with the Spanish Council of Ibero-American Studies and the University of Salamanca, invites academics, researchers, and professionals to the IX Ibero-American Biometrics Meeting (EIB) 2025 in Quito, Ecuador. This international congress will address advances in biometrics and statistics in areas such as health, agriculture, and sustainability, fostering collaboration and innovation. Join us to connect with experts, share knowledge, and promote scientific and sustainable progress in Ibero-America.

Timeline

Key Dates

Important Dates

Registration

March 17 - April 30, 2025

Conference Dates

July 9-11, 2025

Camera Ready

June 24, 2025

Acceptance Notification

May 26, 2025

For Authors

Sumary

17 - 30 April

Final document

30 Abril

1th Check

1-15 de May

Observations

19 May

Upload document corrected

19 - 25 May

2th Check

25 - 30 de May

Acceptance letter

2 June

Camera ready

24 June

Conference dates

9 - 11 July

Committee

Scientific Committee

Dr. Fabricio Guevara Viejo

President Scientific Committee
Rector, UNEMI
ECUADOR

Dr. Juan Manuel Corchado Rodríguez

Member
Rector, USAL
ESPAÑA

Dr. Claudio Ruff

Member
Rector, UBO
CHILE

Dra. Adriana Pérez

Vice President Scientific Committee
President of the Central American and Caribbean Region
ECUADOR

Mt. Jessica Vera Bermúdez

Vice President Scientific Committee
President of the Ecuadorian Statistical Society
ECUADOR

Dra. Susana Pérez Álvarez

Vice President Scientific Committee
President, Spanish Biometrics Group
ESPAÑA

Special Benefits

Get access to two premier academic events

Your registration includes free access to the 2025 International Statistics Symposium

Access to both the IX Ibero-American Biometrics Meeting and the International Statistics Symposium 2025
Expand your network with experts from both events and enhance your academic experience through interdisciplinary collaboration

International Statistics Symposium

Academic Events

Registration Fee

100 %

Value Added

Committee

Organizing Committee

Dr. Edwin Carrasquero

President Organizing Committee
UNEMI
ECUADOR

Dr. Paolo Geovanny Fabre Merchán

Vice President Organizing Committee
UNEMI
ECUADOR

Dr. Purificación Galindo Villardón

Vice President Organizing Committee
USAL
ESPAÑA

Committee

Comité Logístico y de Comunicación

About

Scientific Excellence Since 2007

The IX Ibero-American Biometrics Meeting is an international academic congress that has brought together experts since 2007. Originally organized by the University of Salamanca and the Spanish Council of Ibero-American Studies, this event promotes the exchange of knowledge in statistical and mathematical methods applied to disciplines such as Biology, Medicine, Psychology, Pharmacology, and Agriculture.

Access cutting-edge research in biometrics applied to public health, sustainable development, and statistical methodologies
Network with leading experts and researchers from across Ibero-America in a collaborative environment
Share your research through presentations and contribute to the advancement of biometric applications

Global Networking

Connect with international experts and boost scientific networks for sustainable development.

Research Excellence

Foster interdisciplinary debates and advance biometric methodologies.

Innovation Impact

Develop cutting-edge solutions for local and global challenges.

Knowledge Exchange

Share expertise in health, wellness, and sustainability research.

Topics to be Developed

Development and application of advanced techniques: PCA and Neutrosophic Principal Components, Biplot, STATIS, Tucker models
Integration of Artificial Intelligence, Big Data in multivariate analysis, and the use of machine learning and neural networks.
Evaluating the quality and robustness of models with missing data and improving complex models.
Domestic and Gender-Based Violence: Using multivariate models to study factors contributing to domestic violence, particularly gender-based violence.
Applications of text mining, systematic reviews and meta-analysis for information synthesis

Advanced methods of multivariate analysis in social and related sciences
Measurement and analysis of poverty, social inequality and sustainable development
Models of electoral behavior and their relationship with globalized markets
Analysis of public opinion, social networks and political decision-making

Analysis of complex epidemiological clinical patterns: Prediction and diagnosis
Integration of genomic, radiological, and clinical data for personalized treatment
Predictive models for early detection and management of pandemics
Evaluating the impact of public health policies and prevention strategies

Using neutrosophic multivariate models to identify factors influencing academic performance in contexts of uncertainty
Neutrosophic longitudinal studies on the evolution of learning at different educational levels in changing contexts
Implementation of multivariate neutrosophic techniques in massive databases and improvement of educational quality through teaching strategies
International comparisons of academic performance using neutrosophic analysis and evaluation of the impact of educational policies

Neutrosophic multivariate indicators for measuring environmental sustainability in strategic sectors
Ecological footprint analysis and sustainable management of natural resources using neutrosophic models, considering the uncertainty in the relationship between resource consumption and ecosystem carrying capacity.
Predicting the impact of climate change on ecosystems and communities
Use of predictive models for the efficient management of natural resources
Application of neutrosophic analysis and multivariate data integration for sustainable urban planning in smart cities
Public policy evaluation, multivariate analysis and neutrosophic strategies to assess the effectiveness of strategies for biodiversity conservation
Development of neutrosophic methodologies and indices to integrate environmental data and measure biodiversity, sustainability, and ecosystem resilience to climate change

Application of multivariate neutrosophic techniques and identification and modeling of financial, environmental and operational risks
Vulnerability assessment and crisis mitigation strategies
Application of neutrosophic predictive models in planning and response to natural disasters
Resource optimization in emergencies through multivariate analysis

Modeling the life cycle of products and materials in industry by applying multivariate neutrosophic techniques
Assessment of the economic and environmental impact of circular economy models
Optimization of supply chains, logistics and industrial recycling
Neutrosophic multivariate analysis to evaluate the effectiveness of public policy incentives in the transition to sustainable economies

For Authors

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