Information for Presenters
We are glad to have you sharing your knowledge at one of our conferences! Please find below all useful information to help you prepare for your presentation. If you still have questions concerning abstract submission or technical programme please send an e-mail to bakuconf@eage.org.
Presenter Name Confirmation
You are herewith requested to confirm the name of the presenter by 1 September 2019. If you are unable to give your presentation, then please inform us as soon as possible but ultimately by 13 September 2019.
If you will not be the presenter of the presentation(s), please kindly provide us with the contact details of the replacing presenter via email.
Technical Discussion
An integral part of a technical presentation is the technical discussion at the end of the presentation. The author should be prepared and able to discuss their paper with their peers in the audience during the last 5 minutes of the time slot. The discussion will be facilitated by the session chair.
If a speaker is not able to come to the event to present their own paper, they may be represented by one of their co-authors. Again, to enable a meaningful technical discussion, the alternative speaker should be familiar with the presented work and its background.
If the alternate speaker is not familiar with the work and this becomes clear in the discussion, this could lead to rejection of future papers at EAGE events by both the original and the alternate speaker.
presentation tips
Industry Specialists Give you Some Useful Tips!
EAGE Video Series
Presenting to a live audience, whether they are a small group of colleagues or dozens of people is something learned from practice. That is why EAGE would like to help you on your way. Six seasoned presenters shared their experience and advice on preparing presentations on how to capture and how to keep the audience’s attention and on what they have learned over the years. The videos address different questions and situations, so whatever your concern is, the answer is here. This teaser introduces all speakers with a short ‘soundbite’. We are delighted that they have shared their advice and experience with us in this new EAGE video series! For all other videos click on the link below.
PRESENTATION TIPS
Industry Specialists Give you Some Useful Tips!
EAGE Video Series
Presenting to a live audience, whether they are a small group of colleagues or dozens of people is something learned from practice. That is why EAGE would like to help you on your way. Six seasoned presenters shared their experience and advice on preparing presentations on how to capture and how to keep the audience’s attention and on what they have learned over the years. The videos address different questions and situations, so whatever your concern is, the answer is here. This teaser introduces all speakers with a short ‘soundbite’. We are delighted that they have shared their advice and experience with us in this new EAGE video series! For all other videos click on the link
Presenter Name Confirmation
You are herewith requested to confirm the name of the presenter by 1 September 2019. If you are unable to give your presentation, then please inform us as soon as possible but ultimately by 13 September 2019.
If you will not be the presenter of the presentation(s), please kindly provide us with the contact details of the replacing presenter via email.
Technical Discussion
An integral part of a technical presentation is the technical discussion at the end of the presentation. The author should be prepared and able to discuss their paper with their peers in the audience during the last 5 minutes of the time slot. The discussion will be facilitated by the session chair.
If a speaker is not able to come to the event to present their own paper, they may be represented by one of their co-authors. Again, to enable a meaningful technical discussion, the alternative speaker should be familiar with the presented work and its background.
If the alternate speaker is not familiar with the work and this becomes clear in the discussion, this could lead to rejection of future papers at EAGE events by both the original and the alternate speaker.