SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACT

The Call for Papers is announced both for peer review papers and regular/non-peer review papers.

While preparing the programme for the FIG Working Week we are aiming to cover a broad spectrum of topics in the field of surveying, covering the ten FIG technical commissions, task forces, networks and permanent institutions.

SUBMIT REGULAR ABSTRACT

SUBMIT PEER- REVIEW ABSTRACT (closed)

Please note:

• When submitting your abstract, the number of abstracts is limited to a maximum of one per author. Further, an author can only once be a co-author in another abstract. It means an author can only be involved in two abstracts, once as first author and once as co-author. -
• Further, an author can only make one presentation. The presenter should be indicated when submitting.

What is the difference between a peer review and non-peer review/regular abstract and paper?

A peer review paper is submitted to go through the substantial double-blind peer review process. This is an academic process where the paper (blinded so that the authors cannot be identified) is reviewed by 2-3 selected reviewers, who provide a substantial feedback and a rating. Based on the rating and feedback from the reviewers (blinded so the authors cannot see who the reviewers are), the authors are asked to amend the paper. After this, the paper will be reviewed by the same reviewers a  second time for a final decision on acceptance or rejection. If the peer reviewed paper is rejected, it is possible to revert it to a regular paper.

A regular/non-peer review abstract is reviewed by the Working Week technical programme board and, if accepted, is included in the technical programme. It is recommended and encouraged to submit a full paper which will be included in the proceedings. The full paper will be accepted as submitted.

How to submit 

We invite you to submit an abstract for the FIG Working Week. 
Before you begin - To submit your abstract you will need to have the following items ready: 

• Your 250-500 words abstract describing the objectives, results, conclusions and significance of your work. Please feel free to submit an abstract on any topic related to the specific topics of FIG Working Week 2025. 
• The names and email addresses of all contributing authors. 
• The full title of the paper as you would like it to appear in the programme book / proceedings. 
• Your choice of maximum three (3) commissions/task forces etc. in prioritized order, which best corresponds to the subject of your paper. 
• Keywords for your paper. 
• Whether you want to submit your paper as a peer review paper or non-peer review paper.
• Choice of author(s) as the presenter(s) at the Working Week. 

Submitting your abstract 

• Begin by filling in the abstract submission form. Ensure that you fill in all mandatory fields. Please note that submission of an abstract is NOT equivalent to registering for the Working Week.
• Please note that when you submit your abstract the number of abstracts is limited to a maximum of two per author; one as first author and one as co-author. Further, an author can only present one paper. 
• An email from the conference organisers will serve as confirmation of a successful abstract submission. Your contribution ID will be contained in the confirmation email. 
• Please note that
  • abstracts must be submitted for non-peer review papers by 19 December 2024 and
  • submission of full paper and abstract for peer review papers is 1 December 2024.(please submit full paper to FIG@fig.net)  

The presenting author of an abstract must be registered for the FIG Working Week by 15 January 2025.

SUBMIT REGULAR ABSTRACT

SUBMIT PEER- REVIEW ABSTRACT (closed)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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