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Programme en un clin d'oeil
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Monday, June 15, 2009
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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Oral presentation: 20 minutes (15 minutes of presentation + 5 minutes of questions).
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SCHEDULE IS NOT DEFINITIVE YET. A FEW SLIGHT CHANGES MIGHT STILL OCCUR.
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Programme technique
Le programme technique destiné à l'industrie de la serriculture se tiendra le mercredi 17 juin et le jeudi 18 juin 2009.
Veuillez cliquer ici pour consulter le programme en un clin d'oeil.
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Post-tour
Charlevoix Region - Thursday, June 18th
A one-day tour (Thursday June 18th), featuring the beautiful area of Charlevoix is available to all participants. The tour will leave the Loews Le Concorde Hotel at 8:00 am and return at 8:00 pm.
The tour will start with a rapid visit of the magnificent shrine of Ste-Anne de Beaupré and the morning will be completed with a visit of a greenhouse complex specializing in bedding plants and hydroponic tomato production.
Lunch will be taken at Manoir Richelieu and include a visit of the beautiful garden.
A 2-hr cruise to see the whales and visit the Saguenay River will complete the afternoon.
Finally, a 2-hr scenic drive will bring participants back to Quebec City.
The cost includes all visits, a lunch, and the cruise, bus transportation and applicable taxes.
$ 175 / person
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Scientific Tour
Montréal-Québec City (June 13-14) / Québec City-Montréal (June 19-20)
Departure from Hotel des Gouverneurs in Montreal, where participants will have spent the previous night, at 8:00 am on Sunday, June 14th. The first visit will feature the unique Montréal Biodôme and the Montréal Botanical Garden. Visits will include the controlled environment facilities at the Biodôme.
The Biodôme isn’t a zoo, an aquarium or a botanical garden, but all these things combined: it brings together four ecosystems from the Americas, under one roof, each with a different climate: the Tropical Forest, the Laurentian Forest, the St-Lawrence Marine ecosystem and the Polar world. Hummingbirds, sloth, piranhas, beavers, sea urchins are waiting around the corner. Visitors to the Biodôme will get the opportunity to go behind the scenes.
The Botanical Garden was founded in 1931 by Brother Marie-Victorin and
designed by famous American botanist Henry Teuscher. The garden has a
total area of 75 hectares and features some 22,000 species and
cultivars, with main collections in orchids, aroids, cacti, bromeliads,
Penjings from Hong Kong, alpine plants (3,800 taxa) and shade garden
(2800 taxa). Main attractions on the premises include a Japanese
garden, Chinese garden and the Insectarium.
Participants will later visit a large flower greenhouse operation and garden center located 50 km East of Montréal. Everyone will then come to Québec City for the welcome reception at the Loews Le Concorde Hotel, GreenSys 2009 venue.
On Friday, June 19, participants will leave at 7:30 am from the hotel and visit 3 greenhouse operations featuring vegetable and flower production. The tour will include a scenery drive along the St-Lawrence River. Participants will arrive at Hotel des Gouverneurs, downtown Montreal, where they could enjoy a nice evening in Old Montreal, on their own. The cost of the tour includes fee for 2 nights at Hotel les Gouverneurs (downtown Montreal), bus transportation, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, all visits and applicable taxes.
$ 600 / person
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Appel de communications
Il n'est maintenant plus possible de soumettre un résumé. Merci à tous ceux qui ont soumis leur résumé avant le 1 janvier 2009.
'GreenSys 2009' abordera les thèmes suivants :
1- Energy (EUE, renewable sources, storage, new technology, etc.)
2- Greenhouse system (structure, covering, equipment, architecture, etc.)
3- Robotic and sensors
4- Crop modelling - HORTIMODEL
5- CFD
6- Microclimate
7- Controlled Environment Technology and Use USDA NCERA-101/NCR-101
8- Greenhouse management (microclimate, crop systems, abiotic stress, temperature
integration, etc.)
9- Fertigation and management of growing media
10- Plant protection (disease and pest management, plant growth promoters, etc.)
11- Sustainable growing systems (water and nutrient management, waste material and
biomass, life cycle assessment, etc.)
12- Organic crop systems
13- High tunnels
14- Product quality (pre- and post harvest, storage, packaging, health component, safety
and traceability)
15- Education and training
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Soumission d'articles
Toutes les présentations orales et les présentations par affiche sont éligibles à une publication des les actes du congrès si l'article est soumis au plus tard le 15 avril 2009 et s'il est conforme aux lignes directrices aux auteurs définies par l'ISHS.
En règle générale, le nombre maximal de pages est de 8 pages pour les articles reliés à une présentation orale ou une présentation par affiche. Une page compte environ 800 mots. Les réviseurs supprimeront toute information non pertinente. Vous pouvez consulter un exemple d'article en cliquant ici.
Les articles traitant de résultats d'expérimentations incluent normalement quatre sections : résumé; introduction; matériel et méthodes; résultats et discussion. Les résumés seuls ou les sommaires ne seront publiés dans Acta Horticulturae. Les conférenciers invités peuvent aussi soumettre un article.
Les articles qui seront publiés dans Acta Horticulturae doivent se conformer à la mise en page telle que détaillée dans les lignes directrices aux auteurs définies par l'ISHS.
Vous devez soumettre votre article électroniquement au plus tard le 15 avril 2009 en cliquant ici. Notez que vous devriez avoir reçu un nom d'utilisateur et un mot de passe par courriel. N'hésitez pas à nous contacter à info@greensys2009.com si vous n'avez pas reçu ces informations.
Vous devez aussi soumettre une copie papier au plus tard le 15 avril 2009. Veuillez faire parvenir votre copie papier à :
GreenSys 2009
a/s Agora Communication
835-2600, boulevard Laurier
Québec, QC
G1V 4W2
CANADA
Les articles ne seront considérés que si un des auteurs s'est inscrit, au plus tard le 15 avril 2009.
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Poster Guidelines
SIZE/COPY:
Maximum poster size: Height 120 cm, Width 85 cm. Materials must be easily read at a distance of 1.5 meters.
LAYOUT/REQUIRED TEXT:
Be sure to include the title of the poster in large letters, the institution(s) where the work was completed, and the authors’ names at the top centre of the poster. Carelessly prepared or a hand-written copy is not acceptable. To design poster text, use Arial font size of 28 point or larger.
READABILITY:
Space your information proportionally, divide your poster into three or four sections and place your materials within those spaces. Remember to leave blank space around charts and graphs--text placed too close to graphs (except for labels and numbers) will make your poster appear cluttered. Neutral backgrounds are easier on the eyes and do not distract from the poster text and graphics; color photos look best when mounted on a grey background. Posters should stimulate discussion. If your point can be made with fewer words, then edit your poster accordingly.
HANDOUTS:
Individual handouts relative to poster presentations are popular and encouraged.
SUPPLIES:
Velcro will be available on site in the poster area.
SET UP:
All posters must be hung between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm on Sunday, June 14 or between 7:30 am and 11:30 am on Monday, June 15 and be removed between 1:40 pm and 2:40 pm on Wednesday, June 17.
PRESENCE:
The poster viewing periods are over lunchtime on Monday, June 15, Tuesday, June 16 and Wednesday, June 17.
There will be three poster sessions, one per day. According to your theme session, your abstract will be scheduled in one of these sessions:
Monday June 15: Greenhouse Systems, Crop Modelling-Hortimodel, Plant Protection, Fertigation and growing media management, New Products and Quality.
Tuesday June 16: Energy, CFD, Greenhouse management, High Tunnels, Organic Crop Systems.
Wednesday June 17: Sustainable growing systems, Microclimate, Robotic and Sensors, Environmental Control, Education and Training.
At least one of the authors must be at the assigned poster during the designated poster viewing time to discuss the work presented, so if you are unable to present your poster, please make arrangements for one of your co-authors to be there. Note that a student poster award will be given for the best presentation at the closing ceremony.
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