Instructions for online symposium
Online participation
Please find always up-to-date instructions at this webpage.
Zoom 1 and Zoom 2 for main program
To enter the symposium, engage Zoom 1 well before the Opening of the symposium. You will be admitted to enter at 9.00 AM EET. To enter Zoom 1, use the link to be sent to the registered symposium participants by email.
To enter Zoom 2 for parallel session, leave Zoom 1 and enter Zoom 2 by using Zoom 2 link.
IMPORTANT: The Zoom links have already been sent to the registered participants by email. Please monitor your email and ensure they have not been filtered into your junk email box.
Technical requirements for participation and presenting
We recommend downloading the zoom client to join the event via your destinations zoom website. Joining the meeting also works via web browser. Sometimes some errors occur using a special web browser. If you have no experience so far, test it here.
If you are not able to present live due to technical restrictions for e.g. low internet connection, it is possible to send us a recorded presentation as well. We will show it online in the scheduled session. Please contact the symposium email latest on Monday 19 October for this option.
Virtual lobby for social program
For coffee and lunch breaks, the organizer will transfer you from Zoom 1 to the Virtual lobby. For this, accept the breakout room invitation (in a pop-up window). In case you do not find the invitation, check your display again as the invitation sometimes hides under other open windows.
In case you are in Zoom 2, you need to return to Zoom 1 first to be transferred to the Virtual lobby.
At the end of the coffee and lunch breaks, the symposium guests will be transferred back to Zoom 1.
Slack for interaction and support
For sharing thoughts, ideas, questions and further information during the symposium, we have created Slack channels for the use of the symposium guests. During the keynote and parallel sessions, as well as the social program, we look forward to having vivid discussions in Slack! The link to Atut2020 Slack has already been sent to the registered participants by email.
You will find different channels to be used during the symposium, for instance Zoom 1, Zoom 2 and Technical Assistance. You can use Slack for chat discussion concerning the keynote lectures, parallel session presentations, and many more.
Slack can be used with the browser or alternatively, you can download the Slack application to your computer or mobile device.
In Slack, you can also have a bilateral discussion with another symposium participant by using Direct messages.
Symposium kit
We have been able to send the Symposium kit to the participants registered by 14 October, due to postal services.
Instructions for presenters
Present your full paper in 15 minutes by using a Power Point presentation or similar, to support your talk. Your presentation will be followed by Q&A for 10-15 minutes (including potential opponents’ comments). The full paper must be presented in English.
We ask you not to exceed your allocated time. Due to parallel sessions, this is critical to the overall success of the conference.
The parallel session presenters will prepare themselves during the preceding break. You will be asked to share your screen by yourself. However, for a back-up plan, we suggest that you send your Power Point presentation to atut.oulu@gmail.com .
As the quality of videos in live streaming events is not appropriate, we ask you to avoid using videos in your presentation.
Book of abstract
Instructions for publishing
Publications
Day 1 full papers are processed according to the NAAR Proceedings Series guidelines with the aim of being published in this series.
Day 2 full papers are processed according to the Journal of Architectural Research in Finland guidelines with the aim of being published in this journal.
Both publications have Gold open access and are at level 1 of the Nordic scientific ranking system.
Guidelines for authors
Day 1: NAF/NAAR 2020, NAAR Proceedings Series
For Day 1 (NAF/NAAR 2020, NAAR Proceedings Series), send your manuscript to: aet@aarch.dk, mronn@chalmers.se
Guidelines for NAAR Proceedings Series (Day 1, NAF/NAAR 2020) can be uploaded here. In the NAAR Proceedings Series, a maximum of 3 authors is allowed per paper.
16 November 2020: Submission of articles/essays
16 December 2020: Articles/essays are sent from the editors to the reviewers
15 February 2021: Review completed. Notification of article/essay acceptance for the next review step and comments from the reviewers to the authors
16 April 2021: All authors with an accepted article/essay have revised their articles/essays, and they are returned to the editors and reviewers for rereading
31 May 2021: The authors are informed whether their revised articles/essays have been finally accepted for the proceedings publication, or if they need further improvement
June – November 2021: Professional copyediting of all articles and essays; graphical design of proceedings publication; proofreadings of PDF-file before publication/print
November 2021: Targeted publishing date. NAF/NAAR aims for a printed and digital publication
Day 2: ATUT2020, Journal of Architectural Research in Finland
For Day 2 (ATUT2020, Journal of Architectural Research in Finland), send your manuscript to: atut.oulu@gmail.com
Guidelines for the Journal of Architectural Research in Finland (Day 2, ATUT2020) can be uploaded here.
30 November 2020: Submission of the manuscript for double-blind peer review
31 March 2021: Notification of manuscript review
15 May 2021: Submission of camera ready manuscript
By November 2021: Targeted publication
Committee
NAF/NAAR and the Oulu School of Architecture will appoint editors for the publications after the symposium.