Geomundus

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Guidelines

Suggested topics

  • Environmental, ecological and urban regional modelling using GIS
  • Indoor navigation/modeling
  • Spatial analysis and modelling of urban dynamics
  • Open source in geoscience and environment.
  • Crowdsourcing
  • Spatial data infrastructures
  • Remote sensing segmentation and classification 
  • Volunteered geographic information
  • GIScience
  • Spatial statistics
  • Location Based Services and mobile applications
  • Webservices and webmapping
  • Augmented reality
  • Climate change modelling
  • Mobile sensor semantics
  • Data and information management
  • Cognition and computation landscape
  • GIS for agriculture
  • GIS for archaeology
  • Spatio-temporal data modelling, analysis and data Visualization
  • Spatio-temporal ontologies
  • Public Participation GIS 
  • GIS for Change of Land use
  • GIS and Spatial Analysis for Natural Resources, disaster and Risk Management GIS,
  • Spatial Analysis for Landscape Ecology
 

Guidelines for Paper Submission

The proposed categories for paper submissions are:

  • Geosciences

  • Geographic Information Sciences

  • Environmental

  • Semantics

 

The conference encourages the submission of contributions in one of the these topics or from any of these themes:

(This list is NOT exclusive; other topics are welcome.)

  • Indoor navigation/modeling

  • Open source

  • Crowdsourcing

  • Spatial data infrastructures

  • Archaeology

  • Urban planning

  • Disaster management

  • Water resources

  • Remote sensing

  • Volunteered geographic information

  • Mobile application development

  • Web application development

  • Augmented reality

  • Climate change modeling

  • Mobile sensor semantics

  • Data and information management

  • Cognition and computation landscape

  • Agriculture

  • Ecology and environment

  • Growth control

     

The materials presented in the papers should not have been published before or be under submission elsewhere. They should follow the copyright rules; no copyrighted material may be used without permission. Submissions should be submitted electronically as Microsoft Word 2003 format (*.doc) and also .pdf and they must be written in English. The full paper should be not more than 6 pages in length (A4) and the submission can be made through This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or online submission through this website (First you need to register in the website then you can submit).

Font for text should be Times New Roman, with font size 9 to 12.

All papers should start with the abstract. Between 3 and 6 keywords should appear below the abstract, highlighting the main topics of the paper.

References should follow the Harvard referencing style, which means that primary references in text should be in the format (Brooks 1997) and should then be listed at the end of the paper as per the following examples:

Brooks, I. and Weatherston, J. (1997) The Business Environment: Challenges and Changes, Prentice Hall, London.

The paper textual content can be based on the paper template found here.

 

 

Guidelines for Posters Submission

Content

The materials presented in the posters should not have been published before or be under submission elsewhere. They should follow the copyright rules; no copyrighted material may be used without permission.  The submitted posters must respect the following specifications:

  • Full title of the abstract corresponding to the poster

  • Names of authors and involved agencies, companies or (educational) institutions

  • Max 1000 words

  • Brief text, well organized, present only brief results that support your conclusions

  • Show the significance of you research

  • In general, include:

    • Hypothesis

    • Methods

    • Results

    • Conclusions

    • Sources / literature used

    • Acknowledgements

Design

  • Dimensions: 1.20m x 0.90m (approx. 4’ x 3’)
  • Arrangement: Clear, simple and uncluttered arrangement
  • Lettering: Title 8cm in height
  • Authors’ names and affiliations somewhat smaller
  • Everything should be readable from a distance of 1.5m – 2m (5’ – 7’)
  • Use a simple and clear font type. When using colors, make sure to have high contrast

Once you are notified of your poster's acceptance, it is your responsibility to print it in A-0 size and bring it for display at the conference.

 

 

Guidelines for Maps Submission

The materials presented in the maps should not have been published before or be under submission elsewhere. They should follow the copyright rules; no copyrighted material may be used without permission. The submitted maps must respect the following specifications:

  • They have to be submitted in a digital format, either pdf or any picture format.

  • The map size and resolution should be enough to be able to be printed in A1 or larger size paper

  • Each sender should not send more than two maps

  • The author name should not appear on the map during the submission and evaluation process. The name should be displayed on the printed map at the conference (after the notification of the winners)

 

And final our specification is:

 

  • The contents of your map are up to you – it is your artwork!

 

Once you are notified of your map's acceptance, it is your responsibility to print it in color, in A-1 size or bigger and bring it for display at the conference.

 

 



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