>Proceedings and Author Information
The
Workshop Proceedings will be published at the JACoW Website. The
proceedings will be made available on the Web as soon after the conference
as possible. CD-ROMS of the Proceedings will be sent to each author.
Guidelines
for preparing your electronic publication
We are
adopting the same standards for electronic publication as
APAC
,
EPAC, PAC and other accelerator conferences. Authors are requested to use
the standard formatting templates for WORD or the appropriate style files
for LaTeX. These templates and style files can be downloaded from the Joint Accelerator Conference
Website (JACoW). Please click on following the links to access the
necessary information for preparing your paper:
Paper
Preparation
The length
of a paper is not limited but authors are requested to be concise. Authors
must submit:
- the source file (LaTeX or WORD) ;
- all corresponding graphic files (*.eps, *.jpg etc.) ;
- a postscript file of the final version;
- a hardcopy of the final version.
Authors are
requested to use their surname as the first part of a file identifier for
their contribution, followed by a key word from the title. These must be
used in the paper’s name, and also in the names of any associated
files. For example, the files for a paper by Muratori on diagnostics
should be named as follows:
MURATORI_DIAG.doc
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name for the source file
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MURATORI_DIAG.ps
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name for the postscript file
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MURATORI_DIAG_fig1.eps
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name for included figure 1
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MURATORI_DIAG_fig2.jpg
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name for included figure 2
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Before submitting the contribution please create a postscript file of the
paper which conforms to the guidelines mentioned above. Check the size of
the postscript file - an average size should be about 200 to 800 kBytes.
Bigger files often cause problems during the editing process.
Paper
Submission
Once the
files are prepared for submission, please submit directly to the editors at
the workshop, via
USB
memory stick, CD, or via email to n.r.thompson@dl.ac.uk.
We request authors to submit their contributions during the workshop if
possible, and certainly by
13th
July 2007
at the latest.
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