Papers and Posters

Last updated: 21 October 2003

NOTICE: We now have as many submitted papers as can be fitted into the Schedule.

Titles and abstracts (up to 200 words) should be submitted as soon as possible to the Programme Coordinator (Adrian Rissoné <A.Rissone@nhm.ac.uk>). Indicate whether you are willing to make your final contribution available on the TDWG website (for example, as a PowerPoint document). Presentations should not exceed 30 minutes. In previous years it has been necessary to reduce this time to 20 minutes so please design presentations to be shortened easily if required.

Please try to make your contribution relevant to the primary themes of the meeting, which has special emphasis on Taxonomic Names, interoperability, and the provision of data via the Web.

Papers or posters addressing collaboration and interoperability would be welcome, papers on "my cool website" or "the status of informatics at my institution" less so (unless directly addressing "lessons learned" and how to move forward).

If you need space for a computer demonstration please let us as soon as possible know what you need (equipment, internet connection, projector, etc.), how much space, and when you would prefer your demonstration to be scheduled.

Papers

October 23 - Taxonomic Names Subgroup

It is likely that there will be an opportunity for the presentation of a limited number of papers or posters during the day set aside for the Taxonomic Names Subgroup. Please submit your title and abstract as soon as possible to help us judge how much session time will be required.

Please note that this is a draft schedule. The date and time of a particular presentation may change. A final schedule for the Taxonomic Names Subgroup Session will be available at the conference venue on Wednesday 22 October.

October 25 - Plenary Session

Please note that this is a draft schedule. The date and time of a particular presentation may change. A final schedule for the Plenary Sessions will be available at the conference venue on Friday 24 October.

The main business of the Saturday Plenary Session will be parallel running GIS (Spatial Data) and SDD (Structure of Descriptive Data) Workshops. The following papers are scheduled, see the Plenary Meeting Schedule for details:

October 26 - Plenary Session

Please note that this is a draft schedule. The date and time of a particular presentation may change. A final schedule for the Plenary Sessions will be available at the conference venue on Friday 24 October.


Posters and Computer Demonstrations

October 25

October 26

Posters will remain on display. Computer demonstrations by arrangement during coffee and lunch breaks