CALL FOR PAPERS
International
Conference on Karst Hydrology and Ecosystems
Bowling Green,
Kentucky June 3-6, 2003
The Organizing
Committee of the International Conference on Karst Hydrology and Ecosystems is
pleased to invite you to join us in Bowling Green, Kentucky from June 3-6,
2003. The meeting's purpose is to foster
communication between the four primary international groups that seek to
understand the nature of karst systems. In addition to two days of scientific
sessions, business meetings are being arranged for the individual karst
commissions, including:
The meeting
schedule is: June 3- Business Meetings, June 4- Scientific Sessions, June 5-
Mammoth Cave Field Trip, June 6- Scientific Sessions. Optional additional
multi-day field trips to the Mammoth Cave Region, Cumberland Escarpment of
Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia, Guadalupe Mountains of New Mexico, and the
north-central Floridan Aquifer are planned immediately following the meeting.
Abstracts must
include all authors’ names, the title of the paper, the mailing address of the
primary author, and the abstract of the paper (maximum 250 words). Submitted
material should also include telephone numbers and an e-mail address for correspondence.
Both oral presentations and a poster session are scheduled.
Oral presentations
should be 15 minutes, plus a 5 minute period for questions and answers. A
computer with projector, slide projector, and overhead projector will be
available in each meeting room. Any special needs will require sufficient
advance warning.
In addition to the
oral presentations, a poster session will be held. The displays should contain
enough information to be readily understood, but we will also plan for a time period
when authors will be present to answer questions. Poster space is limited to a
maximum of 250 centimeters by 130 centimeters, including text and
illustrations.
Abstracts must be
submitted no later than February 1, 2003. Authors will be notified regarding
acceptance of their papers by March 1, 2003. Please include your preference for
oral or poster presentation with your abstract. While the organizers will
consider individual preference, time constraints may require some oral
presentations instead to be scheduled as a poster.
Material may be
submitted by e-mail or disk. Microsoft Word or text formatting is preferred.
Abstracts or questions regarding the program should be directed to the
Scientific Program Chairman, Joe Meiman (Address: Division of Science and
Resource Management, Mammoth Cave National Park, Mammoth Cave, KY 42259) phone
(270) 758-2137, e-mail: joe_meiman@nps.gov
Additional information can be found at: karst.wku.edu/2003