METHODS OF PRESENTATION

Presentations may be made in one of the following modes. You need to nominate one of the delivery methods. The Committee reserves the right to negotiate the proposed delivery method with the speaker.

1. Oral Presentation
This is the 'traditional' format using PowerPoint with each speaker given 10 minutes presentation time, plus 2 minutes of question time.

2. Poster Presentation
The Conference organisers are keen for the program to promote, and allow more opportunity for, conference themes to be displayed as posters. This will enable a larger number of delegates to be active presenters. To highlight poster presentations, Days 1 and 2 will each feature an Interactive Poster session in the late afternoon with refreshments, with no competing oral sessions. This will provide all delegates with an opportunity to study the displays and discuss poster presentations with the authors. Some topics lend themselves more appropriately to a poster presentation format rather than an oral session.

Publication
It is planned to publish accepted papers or presentations in the conference proceedings subject to the following conditions:

Full papers or presentations will be required by 21 March 2003.

Presentations
All presentations at the Conference will be presented in English. Translations will not be available.