Chapter 1. Chapter Title

Chapter 1. Chapter Title

Chapter 1

Chapter Title

Author's Name[1]

1. Chapter Size

The authors should submit min. 8 pages, the maximum number of pages is not limited, MS Word for Windows and Acrobat (pdf) formats of camera-ready chapter (in English only) by e-mail to

2. Layout

Use Custom (18.9 x 24.58 cm) page size. Leave next margins:

- mirror margins,

- 2.25 cm top, 1.9 cm bottom, 1.9 cm inside and 2.29 cm outside,

- Gutter = 0.89 cm.

Headers and footers:

- different odd and even = Yes

- different first page = No

- Header = 1.25 cm, Footer = 0.89 cm

3. Text Formatting

The easiest way to format text and save a time is to use the proposed styles.

The other way is to use the formatting of this document such as example.

Please use the next styles (see Table 1).

Table 1. Recommended Styles for formatting.

Document section / Style
Chapter Number / _Chap_Number
(Times New Roman, 16 pt, Bold, Left, Space Before: 16 pt)
Chapter Title / _Chap_Title
(Times New Roman, 20 pt, Bold, Left, Space After: 33 pt)
Author's name
(Please add Footnote after last Author for Affiliations in Footnotes) / _Authors_Name
(Times New Roman, 14 pt, Bold, Left, Space After: 68 pt)
Affiliation / _FootnoteText
(Times New Roman, 9 pt, Justify)
Headings (First Level: 1, 2, 3...) / _Header_1.1
(Times New Roman, 12 pt, Bold, Left, Space Before: 11 pt, After: 11 pt)
Subheadings (Second Level) / _Header_1.1.1
(Times New Roman, 11 pt, Bold, Left, Space After: 11 pt)
Subheadings (Other NextLevels) / _Header_1.1.1.1
(Times New Roman, 11 pt, Bold, Left, Space After: 11 pt)
Body text / _ParagraphText
(Times New Roman, 11 pt, Bold, Italic, Justified, Space after: 11 pt)
Table Title / _Table_Title
(Times New Roman, 10 pt, Centered, Space After: 10 pt)
Please use Bold for Table Number - see example)
Table Head and Body / _Table_Body
(Times New Roman, 10 pt
For Head Row please use Boldand Centered)
Figure / _Figure
(Centered, Space before: 18 pt)
Figure caption / _Figure_caption
(Times New Roman, 10 pt, Centered, Space before: 12 pt, after: 18 pt
Please use Bold for Fig. Number - see example)
Formula (please add Tab before y after the formula) / _Formula
(Paragraph formatting + Left)
References / _References
(Times New Roman, 10 pt, Justified, Indent: Left: 0 pt, Handing: 0.75 cm, Space before: 0 pt, after: 0 pt)

Please don't use the blank lines for paragraph separating.

Type the text of the chapter in one column.

Do not use the indent in first line of each paragraph.

All headings and subheadings must be numbered. Do not use Roman numbers.

Place a full list of references at the end of the chapter. Please place the references according to their order of appearance in the text. Put the numbers in square brackets. Please indicate the page numbers for all references.

3. Equations

3.1 This is a Subtitle Example

Equations should be placed in separate lines and numbered. Do not use any equations inside of paragraph. The numbers should be within brackets and right aligned. Please use the Table container or _Formula Style (In this case please use <Tab> before and after the formula). For example, the line expression:

,(1)

or the same expression in the table container without styles:

, / (2)

where is the coefficient, is the argument andis the bias.

4. Figures and Tables

The figures and tables must be numbered, have a self-contained caption and centered. Figure captions should be below the figures; table captions should be above the tables. Please avoid placing figures and tables before their first mention in the text.

The format style for figures' captions is shown in Table 1. For the words Fig. and Table use Bold. For example: Fig. 7, Table 5.

Do not use characters smaller than 9 point in figures.

All the figures, graphs and photographs should be numbered and referred in the main text. Abscissas and ordinates of all graphs should be labeled with symbols and units.

All figures, graphs and photographs can be in colors as well as in black and white (or gray shades).

Please set for Figures In line with text Layout.

Please do not compress figures! Please note, that new version of MS Word uses the compress option on default ! Please check and change it: File - Options - Advanced - Image Size and Quality - Do not compress images in file = YES

Fig. 1. Example of figure.

Important! Please DO NOT CONVERT the file for oldest versions of Word. If you areusing MS Word-2003 save the file in doc, if 2007 or latest - docx.

5. Conclusions

We thank you in advance for the usage carefully of instructions for camera-ready chapter, which can be sent for publication with minor modification.

Acknowledgements

Use the Acknowledgements section if it is necessary.

References

[1].A. Author, Book title, Editor, Publisher, 1990.

[2].S. Author, T. More, Title of the paper, Journal Title, Vol. 5, Issue 2, 1995, pp. 10-15.

[3].T. Scientist, Title of the paper, in Proceedings of the Conference on Smart Sensors and Systems: Technology and Applications (SSS&TA’ 03), Paris, France, 16-19 March 2003,
pp.123-127.

[4].Sensors Web Portal (

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[1]Author's Name

Affiliation

Affilation, line 2