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Talks
2020 Projects:
- Each 2020 Project Lead (or a delegate) will present a 10-minute project talk during plenary (10 slides maximum, not including title slide).
- Time will be rigorously enforced to preserve the designated discussion/question time following each set of talks.
- Talks should address the following topics:
- Top-level science results from the project
- Connections to synthesis efforts and/or past projects
- Engagement with stakeholders
- Contribution or relevance to COP, IPCC reports, and/or federal or state assessments
- Future directions
- Please use the provided template or Option 2 template.
- Please upload your presentation (PPT/PDF) by Friday, September 13, using the "Upload Talk Slides" link on your My Account page.
2022 Projects:
- Each 2022 Project Lead (or a delegate) will present their mid-cycle progress report in the form of a poster and give a 2-minute poster pitch in the plenary session. No slides will be used.
- A poster abstract has been prepopulated for each 2022 project, with the project title and abstract as the poster title and abstract, and the project lead as the presenter.
- Project leads may edit their project poster abstract using the "submit / edit / delete" link under the Posters section on their My Account.
- If the Project Lead is not planning to attend and present, please let support know who will be presenting on their behalf so that they can update the poster abstract accordingly.
- Please upload a PDF of your poster by Friday, September 13, using the "upload poster" link on your My Account page.
2023 Projects:
- Each 2023 Project Lead (or a delegate) will present a 5-minute speed talk during plenary (4 slides maximum, not including title slide).
- Time will be rigorously enforced to preserve the designated discussion/question time following each set of talks.
- Talks should address the following topics:
- Overview of planned activities
- Connections to synthesis efforts and/or past projects
- Engagement with stakeholders
- Contribution or relevance to COP, IPCC reports, and/or federal or state assessments
- Please use the provided template or Option 2 template.
- Please upload your presentation (PPT/PDF) by Friday, September 13, using the "Upload Talk Slides" link on your My Account page.
Stakeholder Panelists:
Stakeholder panelists should address the following topics during their presentations.
Note: It is not required to address all the topics, only the ones most relevant to your work.
- Overview of your organization and description of your work/role
- Any work / projects / efforts related to carbon monitoring & MRV of GHG
- CMS data products being used, or planning to be used, and how you access data
- What decisions the data will affect after integration in your organization
- Policy and decision-making timelines related to your work
- Benefits of CMS data products for your work/organization
- What scientific advancement(s) could contribute to your work?
- Next steps in your carbon-related work & potential collaboration areas with CMS community
1. There will be a preparation meeting on Tuesday, August 27, from 10:00–11:00am ET to discuss workshop logistics, presentation details, panel format, speaker guidelines and address any questions from stakeholders.
2. In-Person Speakers: Please prepare a 5-10 minute PowerPoint presentation to present on the day of your panel. There will also be a 20-minute Q&A/discussion session following the panel presentations.
- Please upload your presentation (PPT/PDF) by Friday, September 13, using the upload link on your My Account page.
3. Virtual Speakers: Please prepare a 5-10 minute PowerPoint presentation to present on the day of your panel. In addition, please prepare a pre-recorded presentation with narration (audio) which may be played during the meeting as a fallback if there are technical/network issues during the live presentation.
- Virtual presenters should be online during their session so that they can present their slides remotely and participate in the Q&A following the panel presentations.
- We strongly suggest using the instructions here for recording in PowerPoint because it allows for correcting narration on specific slides, rather than having to restart the whole process after making an error.
- Virtual presenters should upload two files: 1) presentation slides to be presented live during the meeting; 2) a pre-recorded presentation with narration (audio) which may be played during the meeting if there are technical issues during the live presentation.
- Please upload your presentation (PPT/PDF) and pre-recorded presentation (PPT with audio or MP4) by Friday, September 13, using the upload links on your My Account page.