Abstract Submission

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

Extended Abstracts, focused on scientific or operational results and applications falling under the themes of the conference are welcome. The Abstracts should be a maximum of two A4 pages and include the title, author name(s), their affiliation(s), and five relevant keywords.

Each author is allowed to submit only one abstract as the first author. When submitting, ensure the name of the corresponding author is provided, along with the preferred mode of presentation (oral/poster) and the chosen theme.

Once reviewed and accepted by the peer review committee, authors will be notified regarding the acceptance and assigned mode of presentation.

FOCAL THEME

The focal theme ‘Sustainability of Oceans and Climate Change’ underscores the critical interplay between ocean health and climate stability. Oceans, covering over 70% of the Earth’s surface, are pivotal in regulating global climate by absorbing carbon dioxide and heat. However, climate change threatens this balance, leading to ocean warming, acidification, and rising sea levels. Sustainable practices are essential to protect marine ecosystems, support biodiversity, and ensure the livelihoods of communities dependent on ocean resources.

The focal theme of this conference, ‘Sustainability of Oceans and Climate Change’, is intricately linked with the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030). This pivotal UN initiative aims to drive transformative ocean science solutions for sustainable development, connecting people and the ocean in unprecedented ways. As the Decade emphasizes the necessity of a healthy, resilient, and productive ocean, our conference’s focus on sustainable practices an climate change mitigation resonates deeply with these global objectives. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation, this conference contributes to the Decade’s vision of reversing the cycle of decline in ocean health and ensuring a sustainable future. It underscores the urgency of addressing climate impacts on marine ecosystems and highlights the essential role of scientific knowledge in shaping effective conservation policies.

IMPORTANT DATES

Online registration starts:

September

15

2024

Abstracts submission starts:

September

15

2024

Last date for abstract submission:

November

07

2024

Notification of acceptance of abstract:

November

15

2024

Last date for online registration of accepted abstracts:

November

30

2024

Last date for delegate registration:

December

31

2024

THEMES

  • Geological Oceanography
  • Marine Geophysics
  • Physical Oceanography
  • Chemical Oceanography
  • Biological Oceanography
  • Ocean Engineering and Technology
  • Oceans and Atmosphere
  • Marine Micro Biology and Biotechnology
  • Polar Science and Cryosphere Studies
  • Remote Sensing and In-situ Observations of Coastal, Estuary and Open Ocean Processes
  • Ocean Modelling

SPECIAL SESSIONS

  • IMS Session
  • FIGA Session
  • Women in Oceanography
  • ECOP Session
  • Industry-Research Networking
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