Preparation of Papers in Two-Column Format for the IEEE SSC
Preparation of Papers in Two-Column Format for the IEEE SSC 2006/ Dublin, Ireland
Proceedings CD-ROM
(16 pt. Times New Roman Font, Bold, Centered, Initial Caps)
J. Q. Author (12 pt., bold, centered)
Affiliation (12 pt.)
Second Author (12 pt., bold, centered)
Affiliation (12 pt.)
(Continue in same format for more authors)
Abstract – These instructions give you basic guidelines for preparing your journal quality paper for the Conference Proceedings. The Proceedings will be published in a CD-ROM (color) and papers may also be published later in print (B&W). CD-ROM Proceedings will be available at the Conference. The normal length of the paper must be kept to six (6) pages maximum.
I. INTRODUCTION
The Conference Proceedings will be published from the copy prepared by each author as provided in your original manuscript. Printed pages will be limited to those of Conference Proceedings quality. Please follow the instructions closely. Your manuscript will be reproduced exactly as we receive it; please check and correct spelling and grammar mistakes before uploading the final manuscript. If errors are detected after the fact, you are allowed a total of three uploads at the abstracts website.
II. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
A. Paper Size Prepare your paper in full-size format, on A4 size (210mm by 297mm).
B. Margins Top = 18mm (0.75”), bottom = 25mm (1”), side = 18mm (0.625”).
C. Pagination. Number each page 17.5mm (0.5”) at the bottom center in 12 pt. font. (Applies to both Word and PDF)
D. Columns Two columns, 84mm (3.5”) wide, separated by 6mm (0.25”), fully justified.
E. Font Times New Roman. If other fonts are used for specialty items, you must include font files with your email. See Table 1 for type sizes.
F. Style Primary, first-level headings are centered, numbered with Roman numerals (I., II., III., etc.) Secondary Headings are flush left, numbered with cap letters (A., B., etc.) Tertiary
Proceedings CD-ROM
(16 pt. Times New Roman Font, Bold, Centered, Initial Caps)
J. Q. Author (12 pt., bold, centered)
Affiliation (12 pt.)
Second Author (12 pt., bold, centered)
Affiliation (12 pt.)
(Continue in same format for more authors)
Abstract – These instructions give you basic guidelines for preparing your journal quality paper for the Conference Proceedings. The Proceedings will be published in a CD-ROM (color) and papers may also be published later in print (B&W). CD-ROM Proceedings will be available at the Conference. The normal length of the paper must be kept to six (6) pages maximum.
I. INTRODUCTION
The Conference Proceedings will be published from the copy prepared by each author as provided in your original manuscript. Printed pages will be limited to those of Conference Proceedings quality. Please follow the instructions closely. Your manuscript will be reproduced exactly as we receive it; please check and correct spelling and grammar mistakes before uploading the final manuscript. If errors are detected after the fact, you are allowed a total of three uploads at the abstracts website.
II. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
A. Paper Size Prepare your paper in full-size format, on A4 size (210mm by 297mm).
B. Margins Top = 18mm (0.75”), bottom = 25mm (1”), side = 18mm (0.625”).
C. Pagination. Number each page 17.5mm (0.5”) at the bottom center in 12 pt. font. (Applies to both Word and PDF)
D. Columns Two columns, 84mm (3.5”) wide, separated by 6mm (0.25”), fully justified.
E. Font Times New Roman. If other fonts are used for specialty items, you must include font files with your email. See Table 1 for type sizes.
F. Style Primary, first-level headings are centered, numbered with Roman numerals (I., II., III., etc.) Secondary Headings are flush left, numbered with cap letters (A., B., etc.) Tertiary
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