GEODRR FINAL CONFERENCE & PROJECT MEETING
MAPPING THE FUTURE:
GEOINFORMATICS STRATEGIES FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA
GEODRR FINAL CONFERENCE & PROJECT MEETING
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA,
SINTOK, KEDAH, MALAYSIA
OCTOBER 7-10, 2024
The project GeoDRR - Geomatics for Disaster Risk Reduction is funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission. It has a key objective to support Partner Country HEIs in building their capacity to develop and deliver high quality and specialisation academic programmes that can suitably prepare young scientists and professionals to provide applicable solutions to various societal problems, focusing on these resulting from climate change, mainly disaster risk vulnerability and susceptibility.
In conjunction with the Final Transnational Project Meeting, UUM will organise a two-day Final Conference (GeoDRR Final Conference 2024) of the Project to promote a Master program, M.Sc. GeoDRR and the Project results. The conference will be organised at UUM to disseminate the Project, raise awareness to local communities, attract students to attend the MSc, engage stakeholders to exploit and sustain the results, and develop links between graduates and the labour market.
Keynote speakers will be invited to share about natural hazards and disaster risk reduction, and latest trend of the use of Geo-Information applications. The conference will be attended by all GeoDRR partners and is also opened to public with at least 100 external participants.
Poster guideline for partners:
- The presenter prepares their poster based on topic related GeoDRR (Software, app, etc.)
- The poster should be prepared softcopy (Powerpoint, Canva, Capcut, etc.)
- Title: A clear and concise title that captures the essence of your presentation.
- Sections:
- Introduction: Briefly explain geomatics and its relevance.
- Applications: Highlight specific applications with sub-sections for each.
- Case Studies/Examples: Provide real-world examples or case studies.
- Conclusion: Summarize the key points and potential future developments.
- References: Cite any sources or further reading materials.
- Poster size: H 120 cm x W 80 cm in portrait. Note, the portrait setting is well fit to the screen with the online platform
- Font size recommendations for Time New Roman font: Title = 72 pt; Text = 24 pt. and Arial font: Title = 66 pt; Text = 28 pt. Another font can be selected. Letters and numbers should be large enough to read.
- Keep text to a minimum. Don’t crowd information. Keep figures and tables well present in scientific style
- Visuals: Use high-quality images related to geomatics, disaster risk management, maps, and fieldwork.
- Color Scheme: Choose colors that reflect professionalism and align with your institution’s branding.
Poster guideline for students:
- The presenter prepares their poster based on topic related GeoDRR (Software, app, etc.)
- The poster should be prepared softcopy (Powerpoint, Canva, Capcut, etc.)
- Summarize and organize your works including:
- Title:A clear and concise title that captures the essence of your presentation
- Author and affiliation: include the name and affiliations of all authors. This is traditionally placed under the title
- Introduction: A brief review of the literature and a simple statement or aim of the project
- Method: outline the design, sampling and data collection technique and data analysis process
- Result: A brief synopsis of the overall findings/implications. Tables, figures and graphs should be prepared in the simple, easy to read and lead to the finding
- Discussion and conclusion: summarize the key points of the findings
- Reference: use a sequential number system in the small text towards the bottom of the poster
- Acknowledgment: specify funding and scholarship
- Poster size: H 120 cm x W 80 cm in portrait. Note, the portrait setting is well fit to the screen with the online platform
- Font size recommendations for Time New Roman font: Title = 72 pt; Text = 24 pt. and Arial font: Title = 66 pt; Text = 28 pt. Another font can be selected. Letters and numbers should be large enough to read.
- Keep text to a minimum. Don’t crowd information. Keep figures and tables well present in scientific style
- Visuals: Use high-quality images related to geomatics, disaster risk management, maps, and fieldwork.
- Color Scheme: Choose colors that reflect professionalism and align with your institution’s branding.
GEODRR CONFERENCE 2024 COMMITTEE
PATRON
Prof. Dato' Dr. Mohd Fo’ad Sakdan
ADVISOR
Prof. Dr. Osman Ghazali
COORDINATOR
Prof. Dr. Azman Yasin
SECRETARY
Prof. Dr. Huda Ibrahim
TREASURER
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mazida Ahmad
SECRETARIAT
Associate Prof. Dr. Mazni Omar
ACCOMODATION, FOOD AND BEVERAGES
Dr. Nur Suhaili Mansor
LOGISTIC AND TECHNICAL
Dr. Amirulikhsan Zolkafli
SOC Administrative Staff