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Instructions for the Proceedings Book
Overview
- Chapters in the Proceedings
- Will be published by ESA (publication date: mid-2006).
- Harald Krüger and Amara Graps are the editors.
- Deadline for manuscript submission: 31 January 2006.
- Email contact:
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- Papers will be reviewed. Please give one or a few suggestions of reviewers.
(This will help the editors move the reviewing process faster.)
- Instructions for preparation of camera-ready manuscripts.
- Please use:
LaTeX style orMS Word templates.
- Word Template,
- LaTeX
The proceedings need Type 1, Times Roman, fonts only. To add this to LaTeX, insert the following command in the LaTeX macro:
\usepackage{times}All of the necessary files (ASCII formatted for Macintosh) are in the zipped directory: dips2005tex.zipor, individually:
- readme.txt
- esapub2005.cls (a LaTeX2e class file).
- author_instructions.tex (a manual and also example file).
- esa_ref.bst (a BibTeX style file for numbered references).
- aa.bst (a BibTeX style file for author/date formatted references created by Astronomy and Astrophysics).
Here is the same directory, but ascii-formatted for: DOS, and for: Unix users.
You may also need the natbib style file, though it is part of most LaTeX installations these days. It may be also obtained from: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/. Also from other CTAN servers in Germany (ftp://ftp.dante.de) and UK (ftp://ftp.tex.ac.uk.)
Paper length in ESA-single-spaced-double-column format:
- 10 pages for invited papers
- 4 pages for contributed papers (oral or poster)
Please give ~10-20 index words for the index of the DIPS 2005 Proceedings Book when you submit your paper. Typical examples from the Interplanetary Dust Book (2001) and the Interstellar Dust (1989) books follow. If you do not find your index word(s) here, send it to us anyway!
And while we have your attention, please consider visiting and contributing to our Wikipedia Cosmic Dust Pages ! To help support the public interest in Stardust, and Pluto New Horizons, we are especially interested for the comet and Kuiper belt dust experts to improve on the Wikipedia entry for Comet dust. (Ask Amara for any details and/or help.)
Last Modified by Amara Graps on 22 April 2006.