The schedule at-a-glance and full online program are now available.

The deadline to submit a proposal for scientific workshops, town halls, Union and scientific sessions has passed. For further assistance, please contact the scientific program team.

Conveners who submitted a proposal for #AGU21 were sent notices of acceptance in mid-June; town hall and workshop proposal organizers were sent notices of acceptance in early August; and abstract first authors and presenting authors were sent notices of acceptance in early October. Notices were sent from the email address [email protected].

 

Abstract submissions opened in mid-June. The abstract submission deadline was Wednesday, 4 August, 23:59 EDT.

There can be no exceptions to this deadline.

Yes, there will be an additional abstract fee. The abstract fee is separate from the AGU membership or meeting registration fee.

All authors, including invited authors and students, are required to pay the abstract fee unless they are in low/middle-income countries.

AGU Fall Meeting 2021 will be both in-person and online so authors and attendees can customize their participation. Some may choose to be 100% in-person or online while others may choose to do a mix of both. 

Hybrid oral and poster discussion sessions can have a mix of online and in-person presentations. eLightning sessions are either in-person or online; presenters who are scheduled in an in-person eLightning session but decide to attend online should plan to record an audio tour of their digital poster to be played during the live session. Additional guidance will be provided in the coming weeks.

AGU expects only fully vaccinated people will attend #AGU21 in person in New Orleans. If you are not fully vaccinated (two weeks after the last required shot), please plan to attend online.

If your abstract has been accepted for presentation at the meeting, you are asked to indicate if you will attend the meeting in person or if you will attend online as soon as possible.

Hybrid oral and poster discussion sessions can have a mix of online and in-person presentations. eLightning sessions are either in-person or online; presenters who are scheduled in an in-person eLightning session but decide to attend online should plan to record an audio tour of their digital poster to be played during the live session. Additional guidance will be provided to in-person eLightning presenters and chairs in the coming weeks.

AGU expects only fully vaccinated people will attend #AGU21 in person in New Orleans. If you are not fully vaccinated (two weeks after the last required shot), please plan to attend online.

In order to submit an abstract, the author must be a current 2021 AGU member or a member of one of our affiliated societies. Special exemptions were excepted until 21 July 2021 for individuals who are not Earth and space scientists, or who are members of co-sponsoring/affiliated organizations.

Yes, upon acceptance, the submitter will be charged an A/V fee to support costs associated with AGU hosting the town hall.

AGU will charge workshop attendees an additional fee to attend each individual workshop. These fees will be posted in the coming months.

Only those individuals who are attending or presenting at the meeting are required to register. More information on the meeting registration can be found here.