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| 5th May | 200 word abstracts submitted to netsurve@shu.ac.uk |
|---|---|
| 12th May | Confirmation of receipt and referees' comments returned |
| 30th May* Now 25 June |
Full papers submitted |
| 13th June | Referees' comments on papers returned |
| 20th June | Final papers submitted by email |
| 5th-9th July | Conference opens |
* We would welcome any late papers but all abstracts and complete papers must be with us by Friday 25 June 2004 to be included.
The abstracts and papers are to be written in Word and formatted as follows:
Abstracts and papers should be e-mailed to netsurve@shu.ac.uk.
The conference will have three themes: The Past, The Present and The Future. The conference aims to present the experiences, views, perceptions and opinions of women in surveying.
The content of the papers can cover any area of experience such as; Women in surveying, what women think about working in the conservation of historic buildings, women's career paths, women's experiences of surveying education, worklife balance, networking, whether mentoring works, and so on. We would like to receive papers covering as broad a range of surveying experiences over as wide a range of geographical locations as possible.
A copy of the conference proceedings will be available electronically on
the website after the conference.
NetSurve
has received funding from three organisations: The Fédération
Internationale des Géomètres (FIG), the Royal Institution of
Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Sheffield Hallam University based, Land
Use Research Club.
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