Call for Abstracts

“the goal of the symposium is to share knowledge and learnings on in-situ thermal remediation and recovery technologies that will enable the Delegates to have an informed and unbiased understanding of how these processes might be useful tools in their industry”

At the i2t2 Symposium you will have the opportunity to share your knowledge and insights on in-situ recovery technologies and in-situ thermal remediation processes. Many of the technologies and processes used in petroleum recovery and environmental remediation have similar challenges. This symposium will be a great opportunity to learn about the latest advances in these two areas and to share research outcomes and practical experience. Lowering costs, reducing environmental impacts, and improving project sustainability will be major themes of the symposium.

We’re excited to announce an expansion of i2t2 to include advancements and applications of geothermal energy technologies. We are looking for contributions on geoenergy, geothermal to power and other relevant energy harvesting processes. This enhances our continuing focus on in-situ thermal remediation technologies and offers the opportunity to explore the intersection of transferable knowledge between these approaches as it relates to alternative and more sustainable remediation methods.

Submit your abstract(s), of no more than 350 words, to the Technical Chair for review as soon as possible. Kindly list each of the contributing authors along with their affiliation and contact information. If more than one author, indicate which is the corresponding author. Submissions will be reviewed by the technical committee. Notification of acceptance or regret will be emailed to the corresponding author between February 1 - February 15, 2023.

Full conference papers are encouraged but are NOT required. Kindly indicate whether or not you intend to provide a paper. Paper submissions will be due May 1, 2023.

Submit Abstracts

info@i2t2symposium.org with the heading “i2t2 Abstract Submission”

Key Dates

ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED!
- February 3, 2023
January 23, 2023 - Submission Deadline
February 10 - February 25, 2023- Notification of Acceptance, or Regret via email
May 1, 2023 - Presentation/Paper & Presenter Bio due

Speaker’s Dinner

As the presenter in the program or a poster presenter, you are invited to the Speakers' Dinner May 16, 2023 at the Banff Centre. The Speakers' Dinner is included in the cost of registration. The Speaker's Dinner is only available to the presenting author.
Registration
Be sure to Register early, as this confirms your commitment to presenting at the Symposium and thereby securing your place in the program.

Abstract Submission Guidelines

Abstract submissions to include the following items:

The title should be centered at the top of the page
List the authors in order of their contribution
Be sure to include the contact information for each of the contributing author(s)
Underline the name of the presenting author(s)
Maximum 350 words
Submitted in English

Poster Guidelines

Dimensions: The Banff Centre's Poster Boards pin-able (pins supplied by the facility) area is 2 feet wide x 4 feet tall (orientation is portrait). From the floor to the top of the board is 6.5 feet. The board is 4 feet tall.

For additional poster printing and creating tips email info@i2t2symposium.org with the heading “Poster Tips”.

Presentation Formats

Arrive early - if possible arrive after a break to avoid disruptions to other presenters. Submit a brief biography, for introductory purposes.

Presentations will be 22 minutes with 5 minutes for Questions & Answers. The Session Chair will give a 2 minute warning which signals to the presenter to begin wrapping up your presentation.

Attention All Presenters

Brief Bio - Be sure to submit a brief biography of the presenting authors before May 1, 2023. This will be used to introduce you to the audience prior to your presentation and published in various Symposium media.

Review Committee

CH2M
Jacobs
UToronto
UCalgary