34^th IAHR World Congress 2011，Brisbane, Australia Call for abstracts

The 34th Congress of the International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR) will be held in Brisbane, Australia, 26 June to 1 July, 2011. The Congress theme "Balance and Uncertainty: Water in a Changing World" focuses on the central roles of hydraulic engineering, hydrology and water resources in our changing world and how these roles link to the broader issues. A balance is continually being sought between competing values in water engineering, including the environment, the economy, tourism, social and indigenous values, health aspects, aesthetics, and the needs of current and future generations.

The deadline for abstract submission is the 15 July 2010. Submit your abstract now!

To submit your abstract, visit www.iahr2011.org and select the “Call for abstracts” option. Once A full list of topics and themes is provided and you can quickly lodge your abstract using the on-line submission system. you submit an abstract, you will automatically receive updates. The notification of abstract will be early September and the deadline for full paper will be in October 2010. Each submitted paper will be peer-reviewed.

An author associated with each accepted paper must register for the Congress and pay their registration fees prior to 26 March 2011 for the paper to be included in the Congress proceedings.

Within the online abstract submission process you will be asked if you want your paper to be considered for oral or poster presentation.  Your abstract submission is limited to 150 words and can be entered directly or cut and pasted from your own document.

You will be asked to nominate your preferred sub-theme during the abstract submission process.  So please identify the sub-theme before proceeding to the online abstract submission section.

The congress is jointly organised by IAHR, Engineers Australia and its National Committee on Water Engineering. It will be held in conjunction with Australia’s two premier hydrology and hydraulic conferences:
1. the 33rd National Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium and
2. the 10th National Conference on Hydraulics in Water Engineering.

The integrated event will be attended by a wide range of international and Australasian academics, practitioners, regulators, infrastructure developers and resource managers with an interest in water . The congress will include the prestigious IAHR plenary lectures, the Munro and Henderson Orations, the Ippen Award Lecture, and announcements of the GN Alexander Medal recipient and John F Kennedy student award.

On the behalf of the Congress organisation, I look forward to receive your abstract by 15 July 2010 and to see you in Brisbane on 26 June 2011.

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