30th Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing | 30e Symposium canadien sur la télédétection | June 22-25 juin 2009 Lethbridge Alberta Canada


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Conference Proceedings Paper (Required). Due June 12, 2009.

Download template to use for Proceedings Papers: Click HERE

It is Very Important that you follow the format provided in the template.

Paper Submission: E-mail your Conference Proceedings paper as a Rich Text Format (.RTF) or Word (.doc) file attachment to: csrs.sct2009@uleth.ca

Specify the filename as "surname-Paper_ID#.ext" , e.g. "Coburn-581.RTF"

Copyright Form:

You must complete a Copyright Form and fax it to CASI (NOT Lethbridge). Instructions are on the form. To download the form, Click HERE. Enter the name(s) of all authors, the title of the Proceedings Paper, and make sure to enter the Paper ID# (as shown in the Program) following the title on the Copyright form.

Student Awards:

CRSS-SCT will be adjudicating 3 CRSS-SCT Student Awards associated with conference papers/presentations at the 30th CSRS.

For details, and instructions to apply, Click Here

Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing (CJRS) Conference Special Issue paper (Optional): Deadline: September 2009

In addition to the mandatory Conference Proceedings Paper (due June 12), authors of papers presented at the Conference will also have the option to submit a full-length paper for peer-review and possible publication in the Special Conference Issue of the Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing (CJRS). The full-length paper for the CJRS Conference Special Issue will be peer-reviewed, and is optional for those authors interested. The same CJRS reviewing standards and page charges will apply as with any regular CJRS issue paper.

PLEASE NOTE:

a) The Proceedings Paper (12 pages max) is required for the Conference, regardless. The full-length CJRS paper is optional - it is an opportunity to further develop your work, for example, based on feedback received from your Proceedings Paper and Conference presentation.

b) The Proceedings Paper and CJRS paper will be different. The Proceedings Paper is shorter, unrefereed, and there are no page charges. The CJRS paper will be a full-length paper, will be reviewed, and has page charges.

c) The shorter Proceedings Paper is due June 12 and is required. The full-length CJRS paper is optional, and is due September 2009.

If you choose not to submit a full-length paper to CJRS, you are still required to submit a Proceedings Paper (12 page limit) and attend the conference.

Please direct enquiries regarding the CJRS Conference Special Issue to:

Dr. Derek R. Peddle - 2009 CJRS Conference Special Issue Guest Editor. derek.peddle@uleth.ca