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Presentation guide
Presentation guide
All sessions can be attended from the On-site (TUAT or TU) and On-line Meeting Site (Zoom).
All sessions can be attended from the On-site (TUAT or TU) and On-line Meeting Site (Zoom).
【for Presenter】
・On-site: Please operate your presentation on the PC for your presentation. Your voice will be amplified through the microphone and broadcast to other venues through the PC for audio collection.
・On-line: Please share your screen and start your presentation. Please turn on your microphone during the presentation and Q&A session.
・Presentation time
- Keynote: 30 min talk (20 min talk + 8 min discussion + 2 min exchange)
- General: 15 min talk (10 min talk + 3 min discussion + 2 min exchange)
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【for Participants】
・On-site: If you have any questions, please use the microphone in the venue.
・On-line: If you have any questions, please fill out the chat.
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Abstract submission
Abstract submission
The deadline for abstract submission is noon on December 4th.
The deadline for abstract submission is noon on December 4th.
We would like to invite you to submit your abstracts for this workshop. We believe that your abstracts will strongly promote the audience to better understand your presentation. The objectives of this workshop are to identify issues in natural disasters and their countermeasures from an interdisciplinary perspective. We believe all of your presentations will provide an opportunity to consider future research directions. Thus, we are strongly recommending your presentation include the relationship between your research topic and the natural disasters, which involve possible solutions.
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The template of the abstract for a detailed description of the format is below
・ Abstract format: ■
・Deadline is noon on December 4th
・Submission: Jiang Mingjin (jiang.mingjin.r1＊dc.tohoku.ac.jp) (convert ＊ to @)
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