Style Template for International Journal of Remote Sensing

Style Template for International Journal of Remote Sensing

B5

CatchlineJournal Name In Full, Vol. X, No. X, Month 200X, xxx–xxx

Running heads(verso)C. Kent and L. Lane or C. Kent et al.

(recto)Short title (initial cap only) or Remote Sensing Letters

LogoTaylor & Francis

Article TypeReview Article, Letter or Technical Note [bold, flush left, initial caps](where applicable)

TitleInitial cap only, bold, centred

AuthorsCLARK KENT *† and LOIS LANE‡ [where * denotes corresponding author, see below]

Affiliation†Department, University, Town Post code, Country

‡ Department, University, Town Post code, Country

[where each address is centred on its own line. NB – the footnote symbols are not superscript]

Follow †,‡,§,¶ , |, ¤, ¥ order

Dates(Received Day Month Year; in final form Day Month Year) [centred]

Abstract No title, Roman, smaller font, indented both sides.

(100–150 words)

KeywordsNo Keywords

Correspondence*Corresponding author. Email:

[note no full point; footnote rule]

FootlineJournal name in full

ISSN xxxx–xxxx print/ ISSN xxxx–xxxx online © 2008 Taylor & Francis

DOI: 10/1080.xxxxxxxxxxxxx

[each line centred]

Headings(A) Flush left, numbered, bold, initial cap only, spaces above and below.

(B) Flush left, numbered, bold, italic, initial cap only, spaces above and below.

(C) Flush left, numbered, bold, initial cap only, space above, text runs on after full point.

TablesCited as table 1. Caption: Table 1. This is a table. [centred]

Appearance: centred on page, first column left aligned, remainder centre aligned, avoid vertical rules, align decimal points within columns if poss.

FiguresCited as figure 1. Caption: Figure 1. This is a figure.

Appearance: artwork centred on page, caption flush left and justified if greater than one line of text, otherwise centred under the figure. When referring to figures 1(a) and (b), etc., a and b should be in italics.

Axes should be labelled with units. Symbols used in the figures must be the same as within the text.

Must be no less than 600dpi if a detailed image.

EquationsCited as equation (1)

Equation centred, equation number flush right.

Variables in italics, vectors in bold italic, matrices and tensors in bold roman, abbreviations in roman.

FootnotesFollow †,‡,§,¶ order, starting from beginning of sequence on each page. Footnotes should be avoided wherever possible.

Spelling Concise Oxford dictionary (UK-ize spelling)

Reference systemHarvard (author–date)

Citation in text: (Smith 1985, Jones 1986, Trevor and David 1987, Bloggs et al. 2001) or see Smith (1985) [refs cited in chronological order,et al. for 3 authors or more authors].

Reference listRefs to be listed alphabetically, then chronologically, no issue numbers, full page range where appropriate. Smaller font than text. Hanging indent.

Please reference allauthors in reference list. In text, list first author et al.

Onlinemonroe, m., curtis, t. and lemmon, j., Year, Article title. Available online at: website address (accessed XX Month Year).

Bookcusack, j. (Ed.), 1988, Style Manuals Past and Present,

pp.xx–yy (London: Taylor & Francis).

Article within a

bookOther, A.N., 1988, How to format a reference. In Style Manuals Past and Present, J. Brown (Ed.), pp. xx–yy (London: Taylor & Francis).

University thesisChaplin, C., 2002, Style guides for fun. PhD thesis, University of Oxford, UK.

Journal articleSmith, J., 1985, The importance of using the correct format. Journal of Style, 15, pp. 25–30.

ConferenceTrevor, P. and David, C., 1993, This is a paper presented at a conference. In 4th International Meeting of Minds, 24–26 March 1993, Los Alamos, CA (Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis), pp.xx–yy.

Book published in

foreign languageFrench, F., 1988, Title of a Book in Another Language, P.

Smith (Transl.) (New York: Dover) (original work published

1923).

BiographiesNo biographies.

Book reviewsTitle, edited by A. Author and B. Author, Publisher,
Location, Year, pages, price, hardback (ISBN XXXXX), paperback (ISBN XXXXX).

One line space before text starts (first paragraph: no indent). At end of text, one line space and then reviewer’s name and affiliation to appear as:

Professor John Smith

University of Milton Park, UK