The GCGW-2021 is a multi–disciplinary international conference on all aspects of global warming including its causes, impacts and potential solutions. The conference aims to provide a forum for the exchange of technical information, dissemination of high-quality research results, presentation of new policy and scientific developments and promoting future priorities for a more sustainable development and energy security. Participants from all disciplines related to global warming (e.g. ecology, education, engineering, natural sciences, social sciences, economics, management, physical sciences, information technology, etc) are welcomed to contribute to this unique event which will be held virtually this year.

INFO ABOUT VIRTUAL CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE

As previously announced, GCGW 2021 is a virtual conference this year and will be held on August 1-4 2021 through the Whova platform. Each paper is required to be submitted as a pre-recorded presentation in English language and should be submitted on the following link: https://driveuploader.com/upload/77ZUOhiRMX/
Please name video as follows: #paper number_Paper Title (replace Paper Title with individual paper information).

To ensure conference runs smoothly while maintaining levels of interactivity we will be running technical sessions as a blend of live & pre-recorded content. Each Presenter is required to upload a pre-recorded video of their oral presentation.
Presenters will be expected to attend their live-session where their pre-recorded video will be shown (If the presenter wishes they may present live). Following each oral presentation, a live Q&A will take place. Attendees will be requested to attend their session 10 minutes before the scheduled start time to test their microphone level and meet the session chair.

Preparing your Pre-Recorded Presentation
• Pre-recorded presentations should be recorded at a maximum of 14 minutes, this duration will allow for 4 minutes of live questions.
• We request pre-recorded presentations are a file size of approximately 150 MB and must be less the 200mb.
• Presentation videos must be in MP4 format.
• All papers (whether you wish to present live or not) must submit a pre-recorded presentation and attend their live Q&A, failure to do so will be considered as a no-show

• video must be in English language

Video Requirements
• Duration: 12-14 minutes
• File size: 150 MB (preferred), 200 MB (maximum)
• Dimensions: Minimum height 480 pixels
• Suggested Aspect ratio: 16:9
• Videos cannot have any sort of watermark
• Ensure your webcam image does not overlap any significant portion of the presentation.
• Audio must be clear (make sure there is no noise around you, or use headphones with a microphone to ensure a better audio quality)

It is suggested that you record your presentation using a method that captures both your slides, and yourself presenting.