Call for Abstracts

Abstract submissions have now closed

Key Dates

Monday 20 July
Abstract Submission Opens
Extended 28 August
Deadline for Abstract Submission
Early October
Authors Notified of Acceptance
Friday 30 October
Registration Deadline for Accepted Presenters

Conference Sessions

  • 10 years since the Kaikōura earthquake – lessons learned from a large multi-fault earthquake
  • Artificial intelligence in geosciences
  • Bridging Geoscience Models and Decision-Making: Evaluating, Understanding, and Communicating Models, Forecasts, and Scenarios
  • Carbon in the Environment
  • From Melt to Manifestation: Volcanism of Aotearoa and Beyond
  • General Geoscience
  • Geoeducation, geoheritage, and geoconservation. Earth Sciences outreach around the motu and beyond.
  • Geological maps and mapping – advances and opportunities
  • Geothermal Aotearoa: Science, Energy, Community and Environment
  • Making Sense and Managing Multiple Hazards across the Motu
  • Marine geosciences, from coast to ocean
  • Our changing landscapes; surface process dynamics, evolution, and hazards.
  • Paleontology across the spectrum - big and small, young and old
  • Powering the future: geoscience for New Zealand's energy transition
  • Societal Risk, Resilience, and the Human Dimensions of Geoscience
  • Submarine Volcanic Eruptions
  • Te ao Māori 
  • The Aotearoa New Zealand geoscience data landscape: getting ready for the AI revolution
  • Tsunami, Meteorological Coastal Hazards, and Coastal Change – integrated approaches to understanding and preparing for the threats to our coasts.
  • Volcanic Lakes: Dynamics, Hazards, and Community Resilience

To view more information about each of these Sessions please visit the Sessions tab under the Programme page. Sessions might be re-arranged in collaboration with the respective lead conveners to accommodate the respective topics and number of submitted abstracts in the conference programme.

Conference Themes

  1. Geoscience at the nexus of climate, geohazards and society.
  2. From melt to manifestation: magmatic evolution, volcanism & geothermal resources
  3. Decoding Earth's past & the forces that shaped it

Submission Guidelines

  • Abstracts to be submitted in English
  • No more than 300 words
  • You will be required to enter details for the author/co-authors separately during the submission process (author name, affiliation, email address)
  • If you are submitting on behalf of the Presenter/s, please have their email address/s ready to include in the submission
  • Please select the relevant session or theme during your submission that most closely aligns with the content of your abstract or you may choose General Geoscience.
  • Submissions are limited to 2 x abstracts (1 x oral and 1 x poster) per registered author.

General Information

Review and Notification to Authors
All completed submissions will be reviewed. You will be informed by email from gsnz@confer.co.nz of the acceptance status of your abstract by early October. All presenters are required to register and pay the registration fee by the Early Bird Deadline of 30 October in order to be included in the programme and to present in person at the event.

Publication
By submitting an abstract, authors agree to publication of chosen abstracts on the conference proceedings or similar by GSNZ.

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