“New Developments”: In geometry, the term “develop” refers to the process of “unrolling” or unfolding a three-dimensional element by decomposing it onto a plane. This allows for a schematic and analytical representation of the object’s inherent structure and the relationships between its various components.

Similarly, “modeling”—whether in the context of surveying, enhancement models, or BIM—also involves investigating the formal and structural aspects underlying the object of study.

However, “New Developments” also signify progress and innovation.

The second edition of the 3D Modeling & BIM Argentina Workshop aims to encourage scholars and researchers to present studies and works showcasing “New Developments” in the broadest sense of the term—representing emerging changes in themes, procedures, and the establishment of new paradigms and emerging qualities in a country’s progress.

The call for researchers, through an abstract, is open from February 20, 2025, to March 30, 2025.
The acceptance of abstracts, which will undergo a double-blind review, will be communicated on April 30, 2025.
Submitting a contribution implies that it is unpublished.
Authors must ensure that the content and images published are not subject to copyright.
Special attention must be given to citing sources and possible works of other authors; each citation must be properly verified by the author.
All authors of the work must be listed in full.
The Congress Editorial Committee reserves the right to make any editorial modifications it deems appropriate.

The abstract must include the following:

• Title (maximum 80 characters)
• Authors
• Affiliation and email of the authors
• Text (maximum 2,000 words)
• Keywords (maximum 5)
• Maximum of 2 images (300 dpi, minimum width 1920 px)
• Bibliography

The full paper must include the following:

• Title (maximum 80 characters)
• Authors
• Affiliation and email of the authors
• Abstract (500 characters, including spaces)
• Keywords (maximum 5)
• Text (maximum 15,000 characters)
• Maximum of 8 images (300 dpi, minimum width 1920 px)
• Bibliography

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