Abstract Guidelines
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PROPOSAL / ABSTRACT STRUCTURE
Proposals/Abstracts should be no longer than one A4 page in portrait layout.
The title of the proposals/abstracts should be as concise as possible and should appear in bold, sentence cased and centered
Co-authors/presenter and affiliations below the title should be in Italics (the main author’s name should be underlined, and the name of the presenting author should be marked with an asterisk (*).
The proposal/abstract must be written in the most preferable language, i.e. English, and content should have a maximum character of 300 words.
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The main body of the proposal/abstract should be in Times New Roman, Font size 12, Justified, Line spacing 1.5.
References, denoted by superscript numbers in the text should be listed at the end of the text followed by Year, Volume, and Page.
The use of figures, graphs, and schemes is recommended where this aids the understanding of the text.
Proposals/Abstracts should be submitted in MS Word or PDF format, either via email attachment to summit email with the subject line ‘summit name abstract’ or online submission method via the summit website.
Please include the full details of the main author/presenter and the presenting author in the email and indicate whether you are submitting an Oral or a Poster Presentation.
Note: There is a 1 MB limit for online abstract submission if you’re abstract is larger than 1 MB, and then you are recommended to send it via email as an attachment.
A confirmation mail will be sent in regards & receiving your abstract, and if the submitter does not receive any mail within the next 24 Hrs, he/she is suggested to contact the respective summit coordinator, manager, or ambassador.
We firmly believe that ethical conduct is the most essential virtual of any academic, hence any act of plagiarism is totally unaccepted, and academic misconduct will not be tolerated.
Requirements
- Climate Science & Climatology
- Global Warming Effects & Causes
- Climate Change, Sustainability & Biodiversity
- CO2 Capture and Sequestration
- Sustainability & Climate Change
- Climate Change Law & Policy
- Green Mobility
- Climate Change Challenges
- Road to Net-Zero
- Adaptation and Resilience
- Technology & Innovation
- Climate Change: Realtime Experience
- Extreme Whether
- Renewable Energy
- Climate & Ocean
Submission Deadlines
November 27th, 2024
December 04th, 2024 to January 28th, 2025
April 10th, 2025 to June 24th, 2025
July 14, 2025 to September 30, 2025
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THE CONFERENCE OFFERS TWO OPTIONS FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Option-1 : Academic
Suited for research conducted in academic disciplines. Check a sample abstract for this option here. Abstracts submitted under the first option should contain concise statements of:
Backgrounds: Indicate the purpose and objective of the research, the hypothesis that was tested, or a description of the problem being analyzed or evaluated.
Methods: Describe (the study period/ setting/location, study design, study population, data collection, and methods of analysis used.
Results: Present as clearly and in as much detail as possible the findings/outcome of the study. Please summarize any specific results.
Conclusions: Explain the significance of your findings/outcomes of the study of climate change, sustainability, environment and/or technology, and Future Implications of the results.
The following review criteria will be used in scrolling abstracts submitted under Option 1:
Is there a clear background and justified objective?
Is the methodology/study design appropriate for the objectives?
Are the results important and clearly presented?
Are the conclusions supported by the results?
Is the study original, and does it contribute to the field?
Option-2 : Business/Public
Backgrounds: Summarize the purpose, scope, and objectives, of the program, project, or policy.
Lessons Learned: Present as clearly and in as much detail as possible the methods/findings/outcomes of the programme, project or policy; include analytic approaches, evaluation of lessons learned, and best practices with a succinct description of the methods used, in addition, please summarize any specific results that specifically support your conclusions of lessons learned and best practices.
Results: Present as clearly and in as much detail as possible the findings/outcome of the study. Please summarize any specific results.
Conclusions: Explain the significance of the methods used and findings/outcomes of the programme, project, or policy for Climate Change & Sustainability and /or support, and future implications of the results.
PEER-REVIEW PROCESS:
PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
For Speakers
Keep the number of slides to a minimum and follow the assigned presentation slots. Please stop when signaled to do so by the Chair.
Users of Windows/PC should assure compatibility of their presentation with the MAC system used at the lectern.
Personal laptops should not be used unless under unavoidable conditions.
No videos will be recorded.
Question periods, thanks and acknowledgement of the speakers will take place during the session or after completion of the session, so please stay until the session ends.
Basic presentation requirements
Presentation format: PPT.doc or PPT.docx.
MAC-compatible presentation.
Please take steps to compress any videos.
Each slide should be concise, uncluttered and readable from a distance; include only key words and phrases for visual reinforcement. Avoid lengthy text.
AV Set up
Basic AV setup will be provided: laser pointer, cordless mike, desktop mike, basic sound system.
If you have any audio/video to be played, they should be checked in with the AV team 24 hours before your presentation.
Upload your presentation at least 3 days before traveling to the conference venue.
Go to the presentation upload site and upload your presentation slides.
Use the email address you provided when submitting your abstract. Once logged in, follow the instructions on the screen.
You can also email the presentation to the designated conference email ID.
All presentations will be downloaded to your session room on the day of your presentation.
The presentations will be loaded prior to your session with the name “first name_last name and date / session”.
OR upload your presentation at the registration desk:
It is recommended to upload your presentation 3 days before the conference start date. If you are unable to send it, you can always upload your presentation (save the presentation on a USB Flash drive) at the lectern during the break preceding your scheduled presentation. The USB Flash drive will be scanned before transferring the presentation to the presentation folder.
Once you have completed your presentation it will be permanently removed. (Optionally it may be selected for the presentation library maintained by organization.)
Considerations for PC Users [create on PC then move to Mac]
Appropriate extension usage: use .PPTX, .PPSX if saving from PowerPoint 2010/2013/2016/2019 format or use .PPT or .PPS if saving to an earlier-version format or saving from an earlier version.
Copy the media file to the folder where the PowerPoint file is, and only then insert it; otherwise links to most media files will break.
AVI or MPEG are better choice files for videos or sounds; don’t use WMV (Windows Media Player).
Usage of fonts: Arial, Times New Roman, Courier and Symbol are best presented on MACS.
Don’t squeeze your text into placeholders: Text rendering on PC vs MAC (font substitution) can cause your squeezed text to get cut off by text boxes.
Poster Guidelines
The poster session gives an opportunity to interact with senior faculty and share your ideas and get the suggestions in return which make this session an interactive and encouraging bit for the young researchers.
Guaranteed dimensions: 1 meter x 1 meter
Submission Guidelines
Proof your abstract before submitting it!
Authors name and affiliation should be in English
Check your abstract length
Check the spelling of everyone’s name.
Make edits before starting the process.
Abstract Information
Conference reserves the right to reject or alter abstracts based on, but not limited to, the following criteria:
Abstracts do not comply with style guidelines; including excessive length (contributed abstract body text is limited to approximately 250-300 words)
Abstracts contain inappropriate content
Abstracts contain inappropriate content Abstracts fall outside of the topical scope of the meeting
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