Abstracts are to be submitted via the online conference system ConfTool (https://www.conftool.org/EARSeL-Symposium-2027-Turin/)
Abstracts are to be submitted via the online conference system ConfTool before 30 November 2026.
The abstract template is available here
The abstract template serves as a formatting template for authors submitting an abstract to the 46th EARSeL Symposium. It contains all the necessary style elements to prepare the abstract in the preferred format. This abstract will be used to assist the organizers in selecting papers for oral presentations and posters and in designing the technical program. The document itself is set out using the layout and styles for the abstract. Your abstract should be saved in a file named as follows: “ID_Name of Author_Turin_2027”. Your ID can be found in your user account details in ConfTool. The document must be uploaded in ConfTool in pdf format to be considered for review.
During the submission process in ConfTool, you will be asked to select the preferred presentation format, enter all authors, title, a short summary text and up to five keywords. Please also indicate during the submission process in the ConfTool if your abstract is associated to one of the proposed Workshops and Special sessions. The upload of a separate text file will be required.
PhD and MSc students (<32 years) can indicate if they would like to participate in the Young Scientist Award.
Please note that the number of submissions is limited to two (2) per submitting author.
We are looking forward to your abstracts!
Publication in ISPRS Archives (optional)
Authors of submissions who would like to have their papers published in The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences (“Archives”) are obliged to follow the ISPRS guidelines for publishing. For more information, authors are invited to see https://symposium.earsel.org/46th-symposium-Turin/?page_id=385