Genel Bilgiler
‘CODE RED` FOR EARTH
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS AND PROJECTS
Earth is experiencing an unprecedented rate of change. We are all living with ‘Code Red`. The scaleless and boundless nature of environmental crises creates an irreversible degradation in terrestrial, atmospheric, and aquatic environments that harm all living and their habitats. A considerable amount of the world`s population is affected daily by climate change and severe disasters, facing livelihood destruction, land-use change, habitat encroachment, extinction of species, and wildlife crime posing a significant threat to the future of the Earth and all living.
Herein, the 2024 IFLA 60th World Congress calls for humankind to take urgent action to prevent the worst impacts of environmental crises. Acknowledging human responsibility, the congress invites policymakers, professionals, scientists, and individuals on stage to establish discourse and course for the Earth`s future.
Addressing landscape architecture as a professional and academic practice that is deeply and firmly rooted in built environments` relationship to nature, we intend to foreground the mediatory/mediating and catalytic role of Landscape Architecture and invite our esteemed scholars, researchers, educators, and practitioners to join this pivotal world conference.
The three-day congress intends to discuss anthropogenic impacts on the Earth system and establish scenarios by forming an action-oriented interaction ground rather than only (re)pointing out the problems.
The IFLA World Congress 2024 seek submissions within three tracks:
· Scientific or practice abstracts
· Design projects
· Open – If you would like to submit other material that does not fit in to the other categories
* The deadline for submitting is 15 January 2024 at 23.59 hours (GMT).
** Academicians, researchers, practitioners and postgraduate students from relevant fields are welcome to submit.
SUBTHEMES
To address the concerns and further trigger our acts, we welcome submissions referring to, but not limited to, the following areas:
Codifying Code Red: Eco-Emergency, Global Solidarity
• Natural Processes and Disasters
• Ecological or Environmental Degradation
• Climate Crises and Impacts
• Urbanization and Sprawl
• Human Factors and Impacts
Sustaining Life: Protection, Mitigation & Management
• Landscape Patterns and Processes
• Biodiversity
• Ecosystem Services
• Heritage Planning & Conservation
• Environmental and Coastal Mitigation
• Collective Memory
Cultivating Resilience: Sustainable & Resilient Communities
• Water and Food Security
• Energy Security & Clean Energy
• Disaster Resilience
• Climate Action
• Environmental Health & Well-being
• Traditional Knowledge & Indigenous Practices
• Sustainable Practices
Acting for All: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
· Inclusive Community
• Environmental Justice
• Action, Advocacy & Governance
• (Im)migration & Refugees
• Social (In)equality
• Behaviour & Perception
Engaging with the Digital: Innovation, Technology & Big Data
• Digital Transformation
• Artificial Intelligence
• Augmented Reality
• Interaction Design (IxD)
• Big Data & Smart Cities
• Green Technology
Projecting the Process: Monitoring, Assessment & Applications
• Procedures & Methods
• Change Detection
• Landscape Performance
• Participatory Research
• Temporality & Interim Use
• Application & Maintenance
Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers: Education & Practice
• Design Education & Pedagogy
• Pedagogical Challenges
• Multidisiplinarity & Transdisiplinarity
• Communication and Collaboration
• Codes and Ethics
• Continuing Education
ABSTRACT GUIDELINES
Presentation options
Oral presentation in break out session
15-minute presentation during a breakout session. Presenters are required to present in person according to their acceptance and register to the same.
Poster presentation in exhibition
Posters will be exhibited during the conference. The format of the poster should be A1. Poster presenters will have a time set in the program where they are present in the exhibition for Q&A. Poster presenters are required to register for the conference to be included in the exhibition.
Guidelines
Scientific and practice abstracts:
· Language: English
· Title: max 10 words (sentence case)
· Abstract: min 250 - max 500 words. All abstract submissions should target one or more of the conference sub-themes and articulate the objectives, methods, results and discussions/conclusions.
· Keywords: max 5 keywords of own choice
· Author`s name, country, organization, email. The presenting author (not necessarily the first author) should be identified. A short biography should also be provided.
Timeline
Submission deadline: 15th January 2024 23.59 hours (GMT)
Acceptance notification: 1 April 2024
Main Program Launching: 26 April 2024
Early Registration Deadline: 15 June 2024
Registration Deadline: 15 August 2024
*If your abstract is accepted, registration for the conference is mandatory. The organizers reserve the right to remove any accepted abstract or project whose author does not register by the deadline.
Publishing
All accepted abstracts and projects will be published in the digital conference publication.
DESIGN PROJECT GUIDELINES
Presentation options
Oral presentation in break out session
15-minute presentation during a break out session. Presenters are required to present in person according to its acceptance and register to the same.
Poster presentation in exhibition
Posters will be exhibited during the conference. Poster presenters will have a time set in the programme where they are present in the exhibition for Q&A. Poster presenters are required to register for the conference to be included in the exhibition.
Guidelines
Design project posters:[NY1]
• Language: English
• Format: 1-2 posters, size A1 pdf. Can include, but not limited to, built or planned projects, visions, development schemes, etc.
• Keywords: max 5 keywords of own choice
Posters to be uploaded must include:[NY2]
• Title/project name: max 10 words
• Project description: max 250 words
• Relevance for theme: max 100 words
• Visual material: Plans, photos, diagrams, renders, sections, etc.
• Author/creator: Name, country, email. A short biography should also be provided.
* Submissions will be made digitally in ".pdf" format with a resolution of 300 dpi.
**If your project is accepted, registration for the conference is mandatory. The organizers reserve the right to remove any accepted abstract or project whose author does not register by the deadline.
Timeline
Submission deadline: 15th January 2024 23.59 hours (GMT)
Acceptance notification: 1 April 2024
Main Program Launching: 26 April 2024
Early Registration Deadline: 15 June 2024
Registration Deadline: 15 August 2024
Publishing
All accepted abstracts and projects will be published in the digital conference publication.
OPEN TRACK GUIDELINES
Open – other material e.g video, sound file, etc
Would you like to submit other material that does not fit in to the other categories? Submissions within this category should also be connected to one or more subthemes of the congress. Describe the project, format and how it relates to chosen subtheme(s) within this open category.
A short author biography should also be provided.
* Submissions will be made digitally in related format.
**If your project is accepted, registration for the conference is mandatory. The organizers reserve the right to remove any accepted abstract or project whose author does not register by the deadline.
Timeline
Submission deadline: 15th January 2024 23.59 hours (GMT)
Acceptance notification: 1 April 2024
Main Program Launching: 26 April 2024
Early Registration Deadline: 15 June 2024
Registration Deadline: 15 August 2024
Publishing
All accepted abstracts and projects will be published in the digital conference publication.
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