2020 AGS & UAF Technical Conference.
2020 Vision: "Standing with the University of Alaska Geosciences"
Friday & Saturday, April 17-18, 2020 ~ Fairbanks, Alaska
Abstract Submittal InformationAbstract Guidelines
Abstracts should cover the objectives, procedures, results, and conclusions of the research and should be no more than 2,500 characters in length including spaces and punctuation. The title, authors, and authors’ affiliations are not included in the character limit. Evaluation and ranking of abstracts are based on relevance and timeliness of subject matter; usefulness of contribution to the advancement of knowledge, techniques or practice; and overall clarity, organization, and presentation of ideas. Titles are required — they should be brief and state the topic. In keeping with the spirit of the convention, presenters must refrain from making subtle or blatant sales pitches including but not limited to: repeated use of product names, trade names or pictures, or repeated use of company logo. Logos are appropriate on title slides and summary/conclusion slides, but not on each slide of the presentation. Student submissions are encouraged to all sessions. Submit your abstract in the form in which you would like it published. Spell-check is your friend but will not catch everything. Have your abstracts proofread. Abstracts will not be edited. The authors will be notified of acceptance or rejection by March 15th, 2020. Authors of accepted abstracts will have the option to submit an extended version of their abstract which will then be reproduced on CD-ROM and made available at the convention. Some presentations may be published, with the author’s permission, on the AGS Search and Discovery website. We will share the final program with PS-AAPG. Final booth design will be announced in the poster kit and sent to all confirmed poster presenters prior to the start of the conference. Important: AGS has no funding for speakers. Do not submit an abstract unless at least one author is certain to attend the convention. All session chairs, speakers and poster presenters must register to attend the convention. No exceptions will be made. Oral Sessions: Single screen electronic presentations will be the only format available. Each session room is equipped with the following: High-intensity projector, desktop computer, large format screen, speaker timer, laser pointer, lapel microphone, and lectern microphone. Internet connections and dual screens will not be available. Detailed speaker information will be sent to you upon acceptance of your abstract. Oral sessions will generally be allotted 20-minute time slots for introduction, presentation, and questions. Poster Sessions: Full-day poster sessions are planned. Presenters are required to be in their booths a minimum of two hours while their posters are on display. Detailed poster dimensions will be sent to you prior to the convention. Submit: Abstracts for all sessions should be submitted by clicking either the button at the top of the page or the button below. |
You have 2 ways to submit an abstract - online or via email.
Abstracts need to be submitted by March 15, 2020.
Both Posters and Oral presentations are welcome. Technical presentations will be scheduled for Saturday, April 18, 2020, with both poster sessions and talks. Most talks are planned to be no more than 20 minutes.
Permission to publish your abstract is implied when you submit your paper for consideration. Session 1 - Morning Session 2 - Afternoon Poster Session - All Day Award Categories will be announced later. Suggested Abstract Topics Include
Choose from one of the following technical themes. Other submittals of general interest will also be considered.
For More InformationContact Steve Carhart/Sean Regan UAF for questions about the technical program.
Email: [email protected]
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Address questions about the program to Steve Carhart at [email protected] or Sean Regan at [email protected]
Sponsored by Alaska Geological Society.
Sponsored by Alaska Geological Society.
Recording & Reproduction Policy:
The Alaska Geological Society prohibits photography, reproduction, or video or audio recording of any presentations at AGS-hosted meetings, conventions, or poster sessions unless the presenter expressly requests otherwise in writing.
The Alaska Geological Society prohibits photography, reproduction, or video or audio recording of any presentations at AGS-hosted meetings, conventions, or poster sessions unless the presenter expressly requests otherwise in writing.
