Guidelines for Submission

To submit your abstract please prepare to upload your abstract as a Microsoft Word or similar file. Your title and authors/affiliations will also need to be entered into separate fields. 

• Submissions should be no more than 250 words.
  
• You will be required to enter a bio for the Principal Presenting Author (max. 100 words).
  
• If you are submitting on behalf of the Principal Presenter, please have their email address ready to include in the submission.
  
• Use standard abbreviations only. Within the body of the abstract, when using abbreviations spell out the name in full at the first mention and follow with the abbreviation in parenthesis. Abbreviations may be used in the title, provided the name in full is outlined in the body of the abstract.
  
• Abstracts must contain sufficient information so that if published it will be a complete report independent of presentation. The abstract should not contain statements alluding to results or conclusions not presented within the text.
  
• Please limit your abstract to one page at most. If you wish to use any graphical object (graph, photo, drawing, etc) make sure that the resolution of the object is sufficiently high and the object is centred on the page.
  

You will be able to choose from the following presentation types:

• Alternate/Creative Presentation
  
• Oral Presentation

Key Dates:

• Call for abstracts opens: January 2020
• Abstract submission deadline: 23 March 2020
• Presenters advised by: 8 April 2020

• 3-Waters
  
• Compliance issues: How do I comply? How do I get them to comply?
  
• Cultural considerations when designing and operating wastewater treatment systems
  
• Industrial storm water
  
• Innovative processes for treating liquid industrial waste
  
• 'Kiwi Ingenuity' in the wastewater industry
  
• Large wastewater treatment systems
  
• Latest instrumentation technology
  
• Latest research on wastewater treatment
  
• Optimisation of existing wastewater treatment processes
  
• Regulatory requirements
  
• Sampling and testing
  
• Small trade waste treatment systems
  
• Systems that fail: What causes them to fail, how they fail and how to avoid potential issues
  
• The water industry: latest trends and developments
  
• Training
  
• Understanding laboratory analysis
  

General Information

Presentation

• Oral presentations will be included within topical sessions of the official Conference program.
• Alternate/creative presentation formats are also invited for both oral and poster sessions, including storytelling, science-dance, poetry, and others.
  
• Full Presentations need to be submitted to industrialwaters@confer.co.nz for inclusion in the Members Only section of the NZTIWF website post conference. Additional information will follow with your notification email.