Session Overview and Format
Graduate students from higher education institutions are invited to submit abstracts to highlight their research on digital twins in the built environment.
Posters will be displayed in the expo hall for attendees and sponsors to view throughout the conference. A single intermission will be designated as a Poster Session, where attendees and sponsors are encouraged to review the content, engage with the students, and cast their votes.
Winners will be announced during the closing general session on December 11, 2024.
Abstract information needed:
- Title
- Student Name
- Institution
- Brief Description – 500 words or less describing your research and how it ties to Digital Twins in the Built Environment
- Size and Format: Posters must be in .PPT and be 48 inches wide by 36 inches tall
NOTE: Students are responsible for printing the posters on foam boards and bringing it to the event. NIBS will provide easels.
Awards
Overall Winner: Sponsor provides a group of judges to determine the overall winner.
Fan Favorite: Through QR codes and survey, attendees vote for their favorite poster. Results are tallied at the end of the conference.
Both winners will receive a cash (or equivalent) prize provided by the session sponsor.
Deadlines
The deadline to submit a poster session abstract is October 18, 2024. Notifications of acceptance will be sent on or before November 1, 2024.
A digital file of posters will be shared with industry attendees after the event for future collaboration.
Selection
NIBS will create a volunteer review panel to review the abstracts. Space is limited and not all abstracts will be accepted. Notifications of acceptance will be sent on or before November 1, 2024. Students whose posters have been selected will need to register at the student rate for the conference. NIBS is unable to provide travel or housing assistance for selected students. Students are responsible for printing the posters on foam boards and bringing it to the event. NIBS will provide easels.