The TERN Science Symposium 2023 is a forum for sharing transdisciplinary and traditional approaches to ecosystem science research, technological development, data system innovation, collaboration and action.
“World‑class climate and environmental science is required to inform successful adaptation approaches that will help protect communities, infrastructure, industries, environments and biodiversity”
This is an advance invitation to participate in person in Brisbane or via Zoom in the second TERN Biennial Science Symposium – to be held over two days, Wednesday 26 – Thursday 27 July, 2023.
Mark these dates in your calendar now.
Symposium Themes & Program
In 2023 we are particularly interested to explore how the outputs and outcomes of research by our partners and the TERN science community can or do influence:
- Land management for sustainable ecosystem services
- Evidence-based environmental decisions
- Carbon neutrality
- Biodiversity stewardship
- Automated sensors and other technologies for conservation
- AI, ML, multi-cloud and other big data challenges
- Environmental scenarios, forecasts and predictions
in any of these areas: agriculture, forestry, mining, public health, tourism, services and consulting, natural hazard risk, renewable energy…
Presentations that highlight the contribution of Indigenous knowledge will be particularly welcome.
Important dates
10 February 2023 – Abstract submission opens
05 May 2023 – Registration opens
Note: registration, morning and afternoon teas, lunch and the conference dinner costs are covered by TERN. Participants meet their own travel, accommodation and other costs.
12 May 2023 – Abstract submission final deadline
26 May 2023 – Draft program is announced
26-27 July 2023 – TERN Science Symposium
If you are looking for inspiration, or a reminder of the first Biennial Symposium in 2021, the full proceedings, including five full papers given, are now available on open access.
Click here for the Proceedings of the TERN Science Symposium 2021, February.
