List authors in header, surnames only (e.g. "Jones and Smith", or "Williams et al.")
Paper Title, First Letters Capitalized <Title Style
John Doe, Jane Doe and Rand M. Author Author StyleDo Not Use Titles (e.g. Dr., Prof.)
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ABSTRACT <Heading 1 Style
All the paragraphs of the paper are set in <Normal Style>. The paragraphs should not have line breaks between them – the GRC Normal Style will space the paragraphs automatically.Please be very careful to use styles throughout the document, so that all the papers will have a similar appearance.
This is the second paragraph <Normal Style>. There is no line break between this and the previous paragraph. This template is designed for International standard A4 paper. Papers must be written in English. Papers should be between 1000 and 7000 words in length, including references.
Please check that you put your name(s) in the second page header.
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1. Introduction <Heading 2 Style>
Please be very careful to use styles throughout the document, so that all the papers will have a similar appearance. Normal text is in <Normal Style>
If you use equations, define all symbols, either after the equation, or in a Nomenclature section at the end of the paper.
The following equation is set in <Equation Style>.
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where q, k, µ, A, L, Δp are volumetric fluid flow rate, absolute permeability, fluid viscosity, cross-sectional area, length and pressure drop over the length L, respectively.
If you use figures, place them within the body of the paper, unless they are too large to fit, in which case they should be put at the end of the paper.
2. Sections That Follow <Heading 2 Style
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Sections and subsections should be numbered.
When making reference to previous work, please follow the scientific format, e.g. Verma and Pruess (1976).
2.1 This is a Subsection <Heading 3 Style>
Subsection headings should be capitalized on the first letter.
2.1.1 This is a Subsubsection <Heading 4 Style>
Subsection headings should be capitalized on the first letter. Avoid using subsections deeper than subsubsections.
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2.2 Sections of Your Paper<Heading 3 Style>
Please include an Abstract, an Introduction, and Conclusion sections. Please check that you put the authors’ names in the second and third page headers.
REFERENCES <HEADING 5 STYLE>
Verma, A., and Pruess, K."Enhancement of Steam Phase Relative Permeability Due to Phase Transformation Effects in Porous Media."Proceedings: 11th Workshop on Geothermal Reservoir Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA (1986). <Reference Style>
Wang, C.T., and Horne, R.N."Boiling Flow in a Horizontal Fracture."Geothermics, 29, (1999), 759-772. <Reference Style>