Real-Time Research Symposium 2020

Call for Abstracts for the 3rd Fire-Rescue

New International Special Opportunity

The International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) and the Oklahoma State University (OSU) invite researchers from around the world to submit an abstract to be presented at third Fire-Rescue International (FRI) Real-Time Research Symposium. The IAFC and OSU Real-Time Research Symposium (RTRS) is the premier symposium presenting innovations with respect to both theory and practice.

Presentations will include Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Response and how Real-Time Research was put into action.

RTRS provides a forum for the presentation of high-quality, original research covering all aspects of fire and emergency service research, including theory, design, analysis, implementation, evaluation, and experience. An expansive and inclusive symposium, looking to embrace new and emerging areas of systems research.

This year the FRI-OSU Research Symposium will be held Virtually, on October 19, 2020. The abstract submission process will open on September 1 and close September 21, 2020. Notification of participation will be by September 28, 2020.

The FRI REIGNITE VIRTUAL CONFERENCE will bring together attendees from around the globe, to share, learn and collaborate in all areas of the fire and emergency service.

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* 1. Submitting Author's Information

First Name

Last Name

Title/Rank

Organization

Email Address

Address

University

City

State

Zip Code

Country

Mobile Phone

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* 2. Virtual pre-recorded videos for the presentations or a live, synchronous classroom (e.g. Zoom) for interactive presenting with Q&A.

All presenters are required to pre-record their presentation.

All presenters will be required to be available for interactive Q&A session on October 19th

US based presenters will present on October 19th between 1 pm eastern time until 5 pm eastern

International based presenters will present on October 19th between 6 am eastern time until 11 am eastern time.

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* 3. Presentation Title, Thematic Area of Interest (10 words or less):

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* 4. Introduction: A brief description of why you performed this research, this should also include your hypothesis.

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* 5. Does this research include a special focus on
COVID-19 response?

Yes

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* 6. Methods: Describe the process of your research.

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* 7. Results & Conclusion: Summarize your research findings and describe their impact on the fire service.

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* 8. Read the Rules at IAFC/OSU Symposium
Abstracts should be in English, both written and all video recordings. Written should be single spacing and Times New Roman, 12-point font. Abstracts of research papers should provide a brief description of research objectives, methodology, theory and summary of results and/or conclusions. Please do not include any charts, bibliographies or footnotes.

A Virtual “Poster Board” link will be provided.

Abstracts will be reviewed anonymously.

Yes

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* 9. Co-Author

Yes

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* 1. Submitting Author's Information

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* 2. Virtual pre-recorded videos for the presentations or a live, synchronous classroom (e.g. Zoom) for interactive presenting with Q&A.

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* 3. Presentation Title, Thematic Area of Interest (10 words or less):

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* 4. Introduction: A brief description of why you performed this research, this should also include your hypothesis.

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* 5. Does this research include a special focus onCOVID-19 response?

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* 6. Methods: Describe the process of your research.

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* 7. Results & Conclusion: Summarize your research findings and describe their impact on the fire service.

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* 9. Co-Author

* 5. Does this research include a special focus on
COVID-19 response?