Presenter Information

Abstracts should not exceed 250 words and must address water-resource issues relevant to the Southeast Region. Abstracts must conform to the formatting requirements outlined below.

The format is the same for both abstracts being submitted for consideration and extended abstracts with the exception that the extended abstracts are not limited to 250 words.

For more information or if you have trouble with the online application, please contact:

tnsection.awra@gmail.com

See the example of an extended abstract at the bottom of the page.

Surface Water: 

• TMDLs
• Watershed Studies
• Modeling
• Floods 

Ground Water: 

• Supply/Demand 
• Karst/Sand Aquifers
• Monitoring
• Modeling
• Recharge

Water Quality: 

• Ground Water
• Surface Water
• Emerging Contaminants
• Source Water

Ground/Surface Water Interactions:

• Karst
• Transport

Geomorphology: 

• Processes
• Sediment Transport

Biotechnology: 

• Application
• R and D

Storm/Waste Water: 

• Management
• Treatment
• Chemistry
• Land Application

Modeling: 

• Stochastic
• Probabilistic
• Parameter Estimation
• Contaminant Transport

Field Investigations: 

• Remediation
• Tracers
• Restoration

Ecology: 

• Biomonitoring
• Bioassessment
• Aquatic Organisms and Bioindicators

GIS: 

• Modeling
• Mapping
• Databases

Policy: 

• Regulation
• BMPs
• Management Issues
• Water Supply
• Agency Programs

Education/Outreach: 

• Higher Education
• K-12
• Public Forum

• Limited to a *15-minute talk with a 5-minute question-and-answer session. 
• Preparation and submittal of an extended abstract including color illustrations is encouraged. Your paper will be published in the online Proceedings. 
• Format for extended abstracts are the same as above. No length limit.

*These times have been adjusted for 2023. We are moving to a "lightning talk" format for our sessions. Instead of 3 presentations during each block, there will 4. 

Click here for Poster Guidelines and a list of Posters to be presented.