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MODSIM 2025 – Submission Portal open

Our sister organisation MSSANZ is holding its biennial MODSIM Conference in 2025 and iEMSs is supporting and co-convenient a range of sessions again.

The submission portal for MODSIM 2025 1-2 page abstracts or 7-page full papers is now open at https://conlog.eventsair.com/PresentationPortal/modsim2025/abstracts/Presentation.

As in previous years, you may present at most one oral presentation and/or one poster. Abstracts are accepted by session organisers while full papers are reviewed by two independent reviewers. For that reason, full papers are due by 15 August while abstracts can be submitted up to 27 August. They will be reviewed as they come in, so be early!

Registration is also open at https://conlog.eventsair.com/modsim2025/rego/Site/Register. Early-bird registration closes 31 July 2025. The conference itself runs from Sunday 30 November to Thursday 4 December with additional workshops on Friday 5 December. Other key dates are at https://www.mssanz.org.au/modsim2025/important-dates/.

You may also be interested in attending the APSIM Advance Training Workshop before the MODSIM Congress https://www.apsim.info/support/apsim-symposium-and-advanced-training-workshops/ with the APSIM Symposium occurring as part of the MODSIM Congress schedule.

For technical assistance, please contact the MODSIM 2025 Secretariat at modsim@conlog.com.au and for general MODSIM advice, you can reach the conveners at modsim2025@mssanz.org.au.

I look forward to seeing you in Adelaide!

iEMSs 2024 Student Awards

We had a large volume of excellent student presentations again at iEMSs 2024 and with the help of the session organisers and additional volunteer judges, awarded the following student prizes1 in East Lansing on the final day of the conference:

1st prize: Douglas Radford for „Process-based aggregation reduces dimensionality and enables surrogate model development: An application to wildfire risk modelling“

2nd prize: Palok Biswas for „Equity-Informed Multi-objective Optimization: Examining the Regional Distribution of Emission Control“

And a joint 3rd prize:
Samira Islam for „Tracking Leakage in Water Distribution Networks Using Multi-Agent Systems, Machine Learning, and GPR “
and
Jiayu Yao for “Water distribution system design under long-term uncertainty considering solar energy as a supplementary energy source”

We congratulate all awardees and will send a formal award certificate out to each of them in due course.

1) The awards will comprise the following:
1st prize – free registration at student’s preferred iEMSs, regional iEMSs or MODSIM and to be taken before the end of 2028.
2nd prize – €500 to be applied towards travel to iEMSs, regional iEMSs or MODSIM before the end of 2028.
3rd prize €250 to be applied towards travel to iEMSs, regional iEMSs or MODSIM before the end of 2028.