Scientific Sessions & Exhibitions
Conference participants present their work in parallel Oral and Poster Sessions scheduled throughout 7 conference days. Aiming to keep the value of interactions among participants, these sessions are arranged in a programme that allows live discussions following the formal presentations. Parallel Sessions consist of:
ORAL/POSTER Sessions
Oral/Poster paper presentations are organized into thematic areas by the conference programing committee. Parallel oral sessions in three conference halls.
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PhD paper presentations (Oral/Poster) are organized into thematic areas by the SGEM programing committee. Daily sessions parallel to the rest presentations.
Read MoreWorkshop Sessions
Experts and senior scientists are welcomed to prepare and submit proposals for an interactive-workshop session where concepts will be taught, demonstrated or explored. Discussions and exercises involving the audience are preferential and always expected.
Read MoreSPONSORS & EXHIBITORS
SGEM EXPO - “ACHIEVE MORE AND BETTER FOR LESS by Exhibiting at the SGEM 2021”. Exhibit and Sponsorship opportunities at SGEM GeoConference
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT
- Laptops (MS Windows 10 with full MS Office 13/365l) with sound;
- State-of-the-art multimedia technology that guarantees a perfect work process at the highest level for all kinds of presentation;
- Wi-Fi Internet connection 50 Mbps - free for all participants in the conference hall area;
- Laser pointer;
- Additional wireless microphones (for questions/comments from the audience);
- HP DesignJet Plotter (available print format A1-A4) - achieve accurate lines and sharp details in your designs, maps, photos, and presentations at resolutions more than 2400 dpi.
Note: If you want your POSTER MATERIAL (A1/color) to be printed at the venue - please ask the organizing team about this service via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Note: If a Speaker needs some specific media device in addition, he has to inform the organizers at least 4 weeks prior to the conference start.
