The final PAPER for the conference Proceedings must be prepared according to the given below rules and submitted preferably in DOC or PDF formats on-line. Those who work strictly with Latex word-processing software may send only PDF files.

Final Papers for the Proceedings should be prepared in English and must not exceed 4 pages (A4 size = 297 mm by 210 mm) for a regular paper and 6 pages for an invited one, including all figures, tables, references, etc. The manuscript should be organized as a single column text, left and right justified with the following margins: top/bottom-35mm, left/right-25mm.
The title should be centered in 12 pt Bold Capitals. The author(s) name(s), complete affiliation(s), complete mailing address(es) (both postal and e-mail) should be two lines below the title in 10 pt. Underline the presenter. Use 10 pt Bold for the abstract (no more than 150 words) with your line spacing to be 12 points rather than single space. Each major section begins with a heading in 10 point Times Roman centered and numbered using Roman numerals (except for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and REFERENCES) followed by a period, a single space, and the title using small capitals and an initial capital letter for each word. For the body of your paper, use 10 pt Times Roman and set your line spacing at "exactly 12 points". Indent each paragraph by 0.4 cm. Use 9 pt Times Roman with the paragraph spacing set at "exactly 10 points" for figure captions and references.
Do not number pages.
 

In order to have a paper published in the Conference Proceedings, the author(s) must download, sign and provide us the Copyright Form.
While preparing the final paper it is recommended to use the TEMPLATE.

If wish to apply for a travel grant, please mention this in your cover letter.

FIGURES, TABLES and FORMULAS format: figures, graphs and diagrams should be of an easily readable size. Authors should avoid color figures, since the proceedings version will be printed in black and white. If unavoidable, colors must be defined with enough contrast to allow readers to see graphic details. The authors must number figures and tables to avoid ambiguities in the text. For instance, use "Fig. X" instead of "the figure below".
Equations and formulas should be centered in the line and numbered sequentially in the text in parentheses flush with the right margin.