Abstract submissions open in early April and close on 21 May. You are not required to be an AGU member to submit an abstract. There is no fee for submissions.
Abstracts must focus on scientific results or their application. The Program Committee may decline abstracts with other focuses.
By submitting an abstract, you are obligated to give a presentation in the designated manner assigned by the Program Committee. Your submission also grants AGU permission to publish the abstract.
Please note there is an online component for the meeting. All oral and poster presenters are required to attend and register for in-person attendance.
Oral Presentations
Oral presentations have been assigned to Invited speakers.
Invited speakers must submit an abstract through the online submission portal.
Poster Presentations
All contributed abstracts will be assigned as poster presentations. Please know that poster presenters will be expected to submit a PowerPoint slide with their name and abstract title for attendees to preview ahead of the meeting.
First Author Policy: For each first author submission, only one abstract may be accepted into the program.
Abstracts must meet the following guidelines to be considered for the Chapman Conference.
Your abstract title should be no more than 300 characters, and the abstract text must be less than 2000 characters. The character limit includes punctuation but not spacing.
In lieu of adding the names of individual team members, you may reference a research team in the ‘Title of Team’ field during the submission process.
You may add one table or image to your submission. If you would like to include multiple images, you must combine the images and save them as one file. We prefer image files be .jpg, however, .png, and .gif are also supported file types.
Submissions can be submitted and edited at any time up until the abstract submission deadline.
