International Symposium on Sustainable Aviation
May 31- June 3, 2015
Istanbul, TURKEY
ISSA-2015-000
THE TITLE: MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION FOR ISSA-2015
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INTRODUCTION
This is a template for author(s) to use for
preparing their full manuscripts for ISSA-2015.
Please prepare your manuscript in MS WORD
format following the guidelines given below and
submit to online system before deadline
announced from website. Make sure that your
manuscript is free of technical, grammatical and
typographical errors.
Each manuscript; including figures and tables (if
needed), should be limited to 4 pages and should
be typed as a double-columned main text with 25
mm margins for all sides on standard A4 paper. The
text must be justified with 5 mm first line indent for
all paragraphs.
A short summary should state briefly the
content, methods and results only. Define
abbreviations and acronyms the first time they are
used. Avoid footnotes at the bottom of the page
within the frame.
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Heading categories for manuscript are listed as
follows:
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STRUCTURE OF THE MAIN TEXT
The main text must be 9.5 or 10 point Arial or
Helvetica and should have following structure:
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Title, author details, a short summary,
keywords
Introduction section including a short
survey of literature, necessity and aim of
the study.
Methodology section including detailed
explanation
of
the
method
(e.g.
mathematical model, theory, experimental
methods) used in the study. Authors are
highly encouraged to describe the
evaluated system or discussed problem in
this section of the manuscript.
Results section which presents the
obtained results at the end of the study.
Authors may use illustrations, graphs etc.
for better understanding. However,
comments on illustrations are required for
this section.
Conclusions section should summarize the
main findings of the study. Relating the
conclusions of the study to the main goal
of the study (as explained in introduction
section) is strongly recommended to
authors. Please avoid to reproduce the
results (mentioned in results section) in
this section of the manuscript.
Acknowledgement section (if appropriate)
Nomenclature section including each
abbreviation,
symbol,
subscript,
superscript etc. with notating the units. An
example nomenclature list can be found in
this template.
References section should be prepared as
exemplified in this template.
Title: font arial, size 11, bold, centered, 12
pt space from above and below, all
capitals
Main headings: font arial, size 9.5, bold,
left aligned, 6 pt space from below, all
capitals
Sub- headings: font arial, size 9.5, bold,
left aligned, 6 pt space from below, lower
case
Units and Equations
Use SI unit only. Equations should be typed. In
the text, equation should be referred to as Eq. (1).
Align left each equation and allow single spacing
above and below, as:
  (T  Ta ) /(Ti  Ta )
(1)
Tables and Figures
Briefly and descriptively title each table and
caption each figure. Place table title above the table
and figure caption below the figure. Each table and
figure should be referred to in the text (e.g., Fig. 1,
Table 1); and placed in the order referred to and as
close as possible to the first reference in the text.
Please do not place your tables and figures at the
end of your manuscript. Allow single spacing
between the table or figure and the adjacent text,
Author1 and Author2
Or
Author 1 et al.
ISSA-2015-000
and no space between the table title and table (or
between figure caption and figure). Tables and
figures should be numbered consecutively with
single Arabic numerals.
A
Table 1. Experimental data
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REFERENCES
Abdu-Khader, M. M. and J. G. Speight, 2004, The concepts
of energy, environment, and cost for process design.
International Journal of Green Energy 1: 137-151. (for
Journal)
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a1
b1
c1
a2
b2
c2
a3
b3
c3
reference condition
Dahlquist E., E. Thorin, and J. Yan, 2006, Alternative
Pathways to a Fossil-Fuel Free Energy System in the
Mälardalen Region of Sweden, International Green Energy
Conference II, June 25-29, 2006. Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada. (for Conference)
Kreith, F. and J. Kreider, 1978, Principles of Solar
Engineering. New York: Hemisphere-McGraw-Hill. (for
Book)
Chianelli R. R., M. Daage, and M. J. Ledoux, 1994,
Fundamental studies of transition-metal sulfide catalytic
materials, In Advances in Catalysis, Vol. 40, edited by D.
D. Eley, H. Pines, and W. O. Haag. Burlington, Mass.:
Academic Press. (for Contribution to a Book)
Sample Figure
http://issasci.org, accessed on February 15, 2015. . (for
website)
Fig.1. Sketch of the sample.
Do not reduce figures or tables to a size that is
difficult to read.
References in Text
References should be cited in the text by
author and year (Chianelli et al., 1994) and listed
in alphabet order by the first author according to
the format of journal, book, conference, web etc.
as shown later. The references must be written
with 8 point Arial or Helvetica.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
All the results obtained should be discussed in
detail.
CONCLUSIONS
State the main findings in brief only.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Acknowledgement comes here.
NOMENCALTURE
A area, m2
cp specific heat, J/kgC
h heat transfer coefficient, W/m2C
Greek Letters
 density, kg/m3
Subscripts
f
surrounding fluid
Superscripts
2