Poster Presentation Guide
Guidelines
Poster Presentation Guide
ISAIA 2026 DAEJEON · Information for all poster presenters
1. Poster Specifications
| Classification | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| Poster Board | 1,000 mm (W) × 2,400 mm (H) |
| Poster Size | A0 Size — 841 mm (W) × 1,189 mm (H) |
2. Display Schedule & Venue
Poster presenters are requested to bring their printed poster(s) and mount them on the assigned board during the designated poster mounting period below.
| Classification | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Poster Mounting | October 19 (Mon) | 15:00 – 19:00 |
| October 20 (Tue) | 08:00 – 10:00 | |
| Poster Display | October 20 (Tue) – 21 (Wed) | 09:00 – 18:00 |
| Poster Q&A Session | October 21 (Wed) | 15:30 – 16:30 |
Venue: Medium Conference Room Lobby (1F)
3. Poster Q&A Session
During this session, poster authors are invited to stay by their posters for open Q&A with participants. Poster reviewers will also take part, and the discussion will serve as part of the poster evaluation. Poster authors are asked to be available near their posters during this time.
4. Poster Content & Layout
Please place the paper title and author information — identical to those in the submitted manuscript — at the top of the poster. All text, illustrations, figures, and tables should be sufficiently large and clear to be legible from a distance of approximately two meters (six feet).
5. Poster Number & Assigned Board
Each poster is assigned a dedicated board number. Please confirm your assigned poster board number at the reception desk near the poster presentation area upon your arrival. The board number will be prepared by the secretariat in advance and displayed at the upper part of each board. Please mount your poster on the board bearing your assigned number.
6. Mounting Supplies
Mounting tape will be provided by the secretariat at the reception desk near the poster presentation area.
※ SPECIAL NOTE
- Please complete your poster mounting within the designated mounting period.
- Posters must remain on display throughout the entire presentation period; premature removal is not permitted.
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