Author Information

Author Instructions – Click Here

Technical Session Authors Use Only: To log into the Conference Harvester for INTER-NOISE 2021, please click here. In the Conference Harvester, you will complete your bio and profile, upload you’re your pre-recorded video, etc. When logging in please use the email address that you used to register for INTER-NOISE 2021. Your access key will be sent to you in a welcome email from Cadmium CD (DoNotReply@conferenceharvester.com).

Poster Authors Use Only: To log into the Conference Poster Harvester for INTER-NOISE 2021, please click here. In the Conference Poster Harvester, you will complete your bio and profile, upload your poster, record your audio for your poster, etc. When logging in please use the email address that you used to register for INTER-NOISE 2021. Your access key will be sent to you in a welcome email from Cadmium CD (DoNotReply@conferenceharvester.com).

General Instructions

Abstract must be submitted in English, which is the official language for all matters relating to INTERNOISE 2021

The corresponding author will be required to certify that the content of the proposed paper has not been presented at an engineering or scientific conference (with copyright held by the conference organizer) or published in an archival refereed journal; a statement by the authors shall be required at the time of paper submission.

Upon submission of your abstract, you will receive an e-mail confirmation with the reference number of your abstract.

In case of submission of more than one abstract, an extra fee will be applied to each additional abstract.

Please, register after you get the abstract acceptance notice for your abstract(s).

Abstract acceptance notice will be sent via email in March 2021.

Download the template for abstract below.

SCOPUS, DOI and INCE-USA Digital Library

Abstract Instructions

  • Paper titles should be in sentence case: only the first word and proper nouns are capitalized. For example: “Active noise control of turbomachinery”, “Demonstration of passive vibration and noise control strategies for an air compressor”.
  • Abstracts should be a single paragraph and must be between 150 and 200 words. Abstracts must be in English and should not contain equations, references, figures, special characters, or embedded links. Acronyms or abbreviation should be avoided.
  • Create a new account or log in to an existing account.
  • After logging in, click on “My Account” the “Add Abstract”.
  • Enter the title and text of your abstract into the appropriate boxes.
  • If there are additional authors on your paper, click “Add Co-Author” to add their names.
  • Indicate whether you prefer your paper to be presented as an oral presentation or as part of the poster exhibition.
  • Select your preferred technical session for your presentation. Note that hte final session titles may change from those listed.
  • Click on additional technical session names to indicate your second choice, if desired.
  • To remove a session you have added to the list, click the minus sign to the right of the session name.
  • Enter an email address to receive a confirmation email that your abstract has been successfully submitted.
  • Press “Submit” to submit your abstract.

Paper Assessment Process

Many authors have historically requested that their papers be assessed in order to seek funding for congress registration and travel expenses. This practice will continue for INTER-NOISE 2021 congress though a fee of $100 per paper will be charged. The paper will be assessed (if requested when abstract is submitted) to judge its suitability for presentation at the Congress and inclusion in the INTER-NOISE proceedings and database (that will be indexed in SCOPUS). Note that the full paper submission deadline is earlier (as posted) and anonymous referees, as selected by the program chair or technical session co-chairs, may be asked to provide quick comments regarding the scope and substance of assessed papers as well as suggestions that will lead to improved manuscripts. Authors will then be asked to upload revised papers by the deadline provided by the technical program chair.

Paper Instructions

  • Papers must be submitted as PDF files.
  • Paper templates for both Word and LaTeX formats available below.