

ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
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Download the Abstract Template document (from this page) and insert/add your abstract text. Save as a .doc or .docx document to your computer.
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Maximum abstract length is 2 pages (including figures and tables and references).
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Minimum abstract length is 500 words.
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All abstracts must be submitted according to the Abstract Template guidelines.
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All abstracts are to be submitted via the submission portal by 15th August 2025.
All abstracts must be correctly formatted before they can be reviewed. If the Abstract is incorrectly formatted it may be returned to you for formatting prior to review.
If you have any questions please email tracy@on-cue.co.nz
CONDITIONS OF PRESENTATION
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Late submissions will not be accepted. Abstracts Close 15 August 2025
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A condition of acceptance is that one author must present in person at the conference.
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The presenting author will be required to register for the Conference to ensure their abstract is included in the final programme.
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Deadline for presenting author registration is 3 October 2025 (EB registration discount close date).
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Similarly, no speaker fee is paid to authors or presenters.
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It is the responsibility of the submitting author to ensure the accuracy of the content, spelling, grammar and formatting of the abstract, as it will be published as it is submitted.
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By submitting an abstract, you also grant the Organising Committee permission to publish the abstract in the conference proceedings in hard copy and/or electronic format.
THEMES
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Atmospheric chemistry and air quality
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Climate & Cryosphere
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Climate change: adaptation, mitigation, impacts & solutions
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Climate change: observations & modelling
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Data: monitoring, visualisation, and management
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Groundwater and surface water interaction
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Groundwater quality & quantity
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History of Hydrological & Atmospheric Sciences in Aotearoa
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Ki uta ti kai (mountains to the sea) management of water
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Mātauranga Māori/Indigenous Knowledge
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Meteorology & weather forecasting
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Modelling, tools, prediction, and data assimilation
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Surface water quality & quantity
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Translation of science to policy, planning and management
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Urban climatology & hydrology
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Water cycle changes and extremes