2010 Book of Accepted Abstracts

PLEASE NOTE: The new abstract management system created for ACSP this year allowed for author role declaration, but didn’t have a way for authors to be prioritized in list form. For 2011 submissions, we will remedy this but in the meantime, please let us know if the order of authors for your abstract needs editing. The order will NOT be edited in the Book of Accepted Abstracts, but will be edited in the schedule and final program documents which will be posted to www.acsp.org in August. All abstracts in this document are unedited and published as they were submitted by the author(s) for peer review. This document will not be edited. Any necessary changes for the final program should be sent to ddodd@acsp.org.

Guidelines, Instructions and Policies for Abstracts, Papers and Sessions

• Non-Reviewed Session Invitation
• Poster Presentations
• Submission of Final Papers
• Presenter Information
• Session Management Roles: Presenter, Moderator, Discussant
• Conference Definitions
• Track Descriptions
• Preparing a Good ACSP Abstract
• Abstract Submission and payment policy
• Preparing and Submitting a pre-organized session

2010 Call for Papers and Posters [PDF]

ACSP 51st Annual Conference, October 7-10, 2010
Theme: “Getting to Scale: Planning in multi-scale, functionally integrated environments.”
Local Host: University of Minnesota

Submitting an Abstract

Abstract Submissions for the 2010 Annual Conference will open January 18, 2010. This year we will be using a new abstract management system.

1. We recommend all individuals who will be connected to an abstract in any capacity create your new account in the system very early in the submission season, even if it is necessary for you to return at a later date to complete your submission.
2. Be advised, with this new system once you have completed the payment process you will NO LONGER be able to edit your abstract. You can return to it at any time, but editing access will be locked. You can always leave your abstract in draft as necessary by simply logging out at any step in the process.
3. We believe the process of submitting a pre-organized session is much easier. Revised instructions can be found via the link below. Please review them prior to accessing the system.

Submit an abstract for the 51st Annual Conference in 2010

• Abstract Submission System