Call for papers


 
 

PRESENTATION

POSTER PREPARATION

Throughout the conference the opportunity will be offered to discuss posters presentation. Posters will be displayed at the first floor near the conference room no. 134 (see the plan).

PAPERS PREPARATION

Authors are asked to follow the guidelines listed below.
Here you can download the example of the formatted article.
  1. The length of the paper should not exceed 10 pages.
  2. The full text of all papers will be made available on CD-ROM (the possibility of printing also selected papers is under consideration). The printed transactions will contain only the keynote addresses, general reports and abstracts of all papers.
  3. The papers should be delivered in Microsoft Word format, in one single file. The size of the file should not exceed 3 MB.
  4. Preferably, texts and pictures should be in greyscale (colours should be avoided).
  5. The papers must be written in English.
  6. The data and numerical information should be given in SI units, if necessary.
  7. The standard format includes:
Front page

The front page should contain title, author's names (referred to in the footnote) and abstract.
Main text

Papers are invited on the topics outlined here and others falling within the scope of the conference. Research investigations utilising field data, theoretical or numerical work, or laboratory experiments are welcome. Abstracts should clearly state the purpose, results and conclusions of the work to be described in the paper. In the cover note by which you will submit an abstract, please state clearly the topical area in which you would like to make your presentation, and the type of presentation you will make (oral, poster, or other). Abstracts (not more than 300 words) should be in Word for Windows.

Abstracts were to be submitted by e-mail to the address dziekan@is.pw.edu.pl. Internet submissions were to be sent at the earliest possible date but not later than January 7, 2002. Paper/Fax abstracts must be received by the Conference Secretariat one-week prior to electronic deadline.

Complete papers should be sent to the Conference Secretariat by July 15, 2002, to the same address dziekan@is.pw.edu.pl.

The proceedings of the Conference will be published in two forms: a book form for abstracts and a CD-ROM for full papers. They will be available to participants at the time of the registration.

ABSTRACT PREPARATION

Please read these guidelines carefully before writing the abstract.

  1. The deadline for receipt of the abstract was 7 January 2002.
  2. All abstracts are to be written in English with length maximum 300 words.
  3. All abstracts must be word-processed in Microsoft Word or typed in within an area of 135 mm x 195 mm and printed on a A4 sheet. Above each abstract a blank line of 30 mm height should be added.
  4. In typing there should be used font New Roman. Please note that submitted abstracts will be reduced to 75%, approx. Please use the following fonts and sizes:
  5. The title should be typed directly below the top border of the abstract area. The maximum length of the title is 2 lines single-spaced. The first letter of main words should be written in capitals.
  6. The name(s) of Author(s) should be printed below the title.
  7. The title and Author names should be centred.
  8. In writing Author names, please start by initial(s) of first name(s) and then last name(s). Please specify the Author(s) affiliations and e-mail address(es) by numeric superscripts near bottom border of the abstract space. Mark the name of the presenting Author with an asterisk ( * ).
  9. The text of the abstract is to be typed single-spaced below the Authors names after a blank line is skipped. If it has more then one paragraph, add a blank line space between paragraphs.
  10. Graphics, mathematical or chemical formulas, and tables are allowed in the abstract.
    Pictures cannot be processed. Colour text or graphics are not acceptable.