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Call for papers

Abstract and paper submission

Everything you need to submit an abstract and, once accepted, the full paper to the IABMAS 2027 Symposium.

Abstract

300 words max.

Deadline

30 Sep 2026

Language

English official language

Stages

02 abstract + paper

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Call status

Abstract submission is open.

Go to the submission platform

This page shows the general status of the call. The status of your own submission is available in the platform, in your account.

Timeline

Call milestones

Timeline published by the organizing committee in its call for abstracts.

  1. Abstract submission opens

    Date announced by the organizing committee in its call for abstracts.

    In progress

  2. Abstract submission deadline

    Deadline extended by the organizing committee; the original call closed on 31 August 2026.

    Upcoming

  3. Abstract acceptance notified

    Upcoming

  4. Full paper submission deadline

    Upcoming

  5. Full paper acceptance notified

    Upcoming

Procedure

How it works: two stages

Submission is not a single step. The committee timeline sets a deadline for abstracts first and another for full papers afterwards, each with its own notification.

  1. Stage 101 / 02

    Abstract

    An abstract is submitted through the platform. The committee assesses it and announces which abstracts it accepts.

  2. Stage 202 / 02

    Full paper

    Accepted abstracts move on to the full paper, which has its own submission deadline and its own notification.

Requirements

Submission rules

Abstract format
Maximum 300 words.
The submission platform
Submissions are handled in Oxford Abstracts. You need to create an account before you can see the form, and its interface is in English only.
Language
The official language of the symposium is English. Keynote lectures have Spanish translation.

Scope

Topics

The scope of each topic is on the topics page.

  1. Bridge Monitoring and Structural Health Monitoring
  2. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Bridges
  3. Digital Twins, BIM, and Digital Intelligence
  4. Computer Vision, Drones, and Remote Inspection Technologies
  5. Non-Destructive Testing and Emerging Diagnostic Technologies
  6. Bridge Management Systems and Decision-Making
  7. Life-Cycle Performance, Risk, and Reliability
  8. Bridge Safety, Resilience, and Multi-Hazard Assessment
  9. Climate Change, Flood Risk, and Coastal Hazards
  10. Sustainable Bridge Design, Construction, and Maintenance
  11. Bridge Rehabilitation, Repair, and Life Extension
  12. Advanced Materials and Innovative Structural Solutions
  13. Bridge Load Testing, Traffic Loads, and Structural Evaluation
  14. Railway Bridges and Transportation Infrastructure
  15. Standards, Education, Governance, and Regional Practices
See the topics and their scope →