Proposals must be submitted through the online form available on the official website of the 18th Amazon Geology Symposium or directly via: Access the form.

Proposal files must be submitted in PDF format and must not exceed 10 MB. Each proposal must include:

• Field Trip Title: A concise and informative title for the proposed excursion.
• Names of the Proposal Coordinator and Team Members along with their respective institutions.
• Abstract: A concise summary of up to 200 words, highlighting the main objectives, itinerary, and geological aspects to be addressed.
• Problem Statement, Justification, and Objectives:
  • Problem Statement: Explain the relevance of the field trip to the geological context of the region and to the symposium themes.
  • Justification: Detail the importance of the field trip as a complement to the symposium activities, highlighting practical and educational aspects.
  • Objective: Describe the specific goals of the field trip, including what participants are expected to learn and experience.
• Detailed Itinerary: Provide a detailed itinerary, including locations to be visited, planned activities, and estimated duration of each stage.
• Target Audience: Define the intended audience, specifying the desired level of geological knowledge and any participation restrictions.
• Required Resources: Provide a budget detailing the necessary resources, including transportation, equipment, support materials, other logistics, and potential partnerships.
• Field Trip Schedule: Include a table with the date, time, and departure location; distances and access routes to each destination; and the date, time, and return location.
• Number of Participants: Indicate the maximum number of participants that the field trip can accommodate.
• Proposer's Experience: Provide a brief CV of the proposer, highlighting relevant experience in field geology and similar activities.

The Organizing Committee of the 18th Amazon Geology Symposium will apply the following criteria to evaluate field trip proposals, aiming to ensure the quality and relevance of the activities offered:

• Relevance of the Topic:
  • The proposal must clearly align with Geoscience themes, prioritizing regionally and currently relevant topics.
  • Proposals addressing specific geological issues in Roraima and the Amazon will be valued.
  • Connection with the central themes of the event.
• Feasibility:
  • The proposal must present a detailed and viable itinerary, with activities appropriate to the available time and required resources (transportation, meals, equipment, etc.).
  • The trip's logistics should be well-planned, considering accessibility to sites and participant safety.
  • Detailed budget.
• Coherence and Consistency:
  • The objectives must be clearly defined and aligned with the proposed methodology and content.
  • The itinerary and field activities should follow a logical and consistent sequence, promoting participant learning and integration.
  • Didactic and support materials.
• Proposer's Experience:
  • The proposer must have experience in the Geosciences, in research, teaching, or field activities.
  • Preference will be given to those with previous experience conducting geological field trips or similar activities.
  • Curriculum vitae of the proposer(s).

Based on these criteria, the Organizing Committee will seek to select field trip proposals that offer enriching and relevant experiences for participants, promoting knowledge and the appreciation of the region’s geological heritage.

(1) The 18th Amazon Geology Symposium will provide logistical support and promotional assistance for the selected field trips.

(2) Selected trip proposers will be responsible for organizing and conducting the field activities, including transportation, meals, and participant safety.

(3) For inquiries, please contact the Organizing Committee via email: taylaferreira@gmail.com or contato18sga@gmail.com

(4) The lead proposer of the selected trip will receive a complimentary registration to participate in the 18th SGA (limited to the coordinator and two team members).