SAVE THE DATE: March 19, 2025
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey
The New Jersey Coastal Resilience Collaborative will host a one-day, in-person Coastal Flooding Technical Workshop on March 19, 2025. Those interested may now submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations that address scientific research on coastal flooding issues. Scroll below for details.
More information about the workshop will be available on this page soon. Regular registration fees are anticipated to be $100 for the day, while student registration fees will be less and scholarships will be made available as needed. Please contact Terry Doss at tdoss@njsea.com with questions regarding the Technical Workshop.
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
The New Jersey Coastal Resilience Collaborative (NJCRC) announces a call for abstracts for a one-day, in-person Coastal Flooding Technical Workshop to be held at Stevens Institute of Technology on March 19, 2025.
The NJCRC welcomes all coastal stakeholders, researchers, practitioners and managers to exchange information about the latest science, engineering, and management systems needed to improve our understanding and prediction of coastal flooding and its associated impacts on the built and natural environment. Abstracts are being accepted for either a 20-minute oral presentation, 7-minute lightning presentation, or a poster presentation that addresses scientific research on coastal flooding issues, such as:
- Visualizing coastal flood risk
- Assessing coastal flood mitigation techniques
- Coastal flood modeling and mapping
- Coastal flood risk modeling and insurance
- Project successes and failures
- Impacts of climate change on future flood hazards
All abstracts must be submitted by Friday, December 6, at 5 p.m. EDT. Abstracts should include discussion on objective/motivation, methods/approach, results/findings, and conclusions/lessons learned. Submissions will only be accepted online using the submittal form. Please follow all instructions for the submittal form listed below. If you have any questions about the submittal form, contact Terry Doss (tdoss@njsea.com).
We encourage students to apply as leads on submission in all categories. Student award(s) will be presented.
Please read the following instructions in full before submitting:
- Abstracts will be limited to a maximum of 250 words.
- There is no abstract submission fee.
- Accepted abstract presenters will be required to pay the registration fee.
- Abstract contributors will be notified of abstract acceptance via email.
- Please enter information exactly as you would like to have it appear in the Workshop materials.
- By submitting your abstract, you agree to provide NJCRC with a digital copy of your talk or poster for use in the Technical Workshop proceedings, and consent to the upload of your talk or poster as part of the proceedings to the NJCRC website.