Submit the short abstract through the participant panel after registration.
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
XLIV International School of Hydraulics
Hydraulics under Complex Natural Conditions
Call for abstracts
Authors are invited to submit extended abstracts within the topics listed below. ISH2027 uses a two-step process: a short abstract first, then an extended abstract.
Please read the submission guidelines and download the official template before preparing your file.
Topics
Extended abstracts volume
Accepted extended abstracts will be published in the electronic book of abstracts and in the Publications of the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences series.
Deadlines
Upload the extended abstract using the official Word template.
Notifications are sent by e-mail — please check spam/junk folders.
Submission guidelines
Extended abstracts are reviewed by the Scientific Committee. Authors may be asked to revise files before final acceptance.
Important note
Manuscripts must follow the official instructions. Additional fees may apply if extensive editorial corrections are required by the ISH Editorial Office.
All submissions are reviewed by the Scientific Committee. Authors receive e-mail notifications — please monitor spam/junk folders.
Short abstract
- Register first — the abstract workspace opens in the participant panel after activation.
- Length: 1000–1500 characters.
- Official language: English.
- Proofread before submitting; edits are allowed until the deadline.
- Maximum two contributions per registered presenting author.
Extended abstract
- Maximum 4 pages including figures (high quality).
- Upload as Word (*.doc, *.docx), max. 10 MB.
- Follow the official ISH2027 template in Templates & downloads.
Additional publication route
Authors may optionally submit full papers to be published in an Article Collection in Acta Geophysica. Papers will undergo the classical peer-review process of the journal, disconnected from the ISH2027 abstract review.
This route is independent of conference registration and extended-abstract acceptance. Details on submission to Acta Geophysica will be announced separately.


