United
States Hydrographic Conference 2011
Presented by The Hydrographic Society of America
Marriott Waterside Hotel, Tampa, Florida, USA
April 25-28, 2011
First Call for Papers
Authors are invited to submit abstracts for papers and posters for presentation
at U.S. Hydro 2011. This international conference is a continuation of the
series of premier North American hydrographic conferences that alternate
between the United States and Canada. The conference will include workshops on
current topics in hydrographic surveying, a commercial exhibition including
on-water demonstrations, posters, and a full schedule of technical sessions on
the latest developments and applications in hydrography. For more information
please visit the conference website at www.ushydro2011.com
Topics of
particular interest include hydrographic sciences and technology as applied to:
- Nautical Charting and
E-Navigation
- Climate change and sea level
change
- Security and emergency response
- Coastal or ocean mapping in
support of environmental stewardship, habitat, and healthy ecosystems
- Mapping the coastal interface of
land and sea
- Inshore vs offshore surveying.
Techniques, technologies, expertise, and opening channels to share.
- Marine spatial planning
- Harbor and channel maintenance
- Applications of surveying to
other disciplines
- Technology advances in hardware and software
The submitted abstract shall be
limited to 200 words and must include the following:
- Title of proposed paper.
- Author name(s) and contact
information, including title, employer, address, telephone, and email.
- A maximum 50-word biography of
the lead author and presenter.
- Optionally, a picture of the lead
author (.JPEG, max. 200 kB)
The Technical Program Committee
will consider abstracts for presentation at the Conference in one of the
following three formats:
- A Conference-published paper
delivered as a 20-minute presentation
- A Conference-published abstract delivered as a
5-minute lightning talk (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning_Talk)
- A Conference-published poster delivered during a
poster session
All submitted papers will be
evaluated for originality, significance, correctness, presentation and relevance. Guidelines for
submitting papers and presentation materials will be sent to authors when notified of acceptance. In
addition, authors will be notified which presentation format their paper has been accepted for. The final paper must be
consistent with the approved abstract.
Important dates:
November 30 2010 Deadline for
abstracts
January 12, 2011 Decision
Notification
March 16, 2011 Deadline for
papers
April 08, 2011 Deadline for presentations
Submit abstracts to
the Technical Program Chairman, Captain Steven Barnum, NOAA (Ret.) (papers@ushydro2011.com).
PDF of the above can be downloaded here.