Typing instructions for Extended Abstracts.

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TYPING INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXTENDED ABSTRACT
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John Smith
Civil Engineering Dept.,
Manitoba University,
Winnipeg, Manitoba,
Canada
Photo
25 mm x
30 mm
Short Bio Statement
about the author.
Should not exceed 3
sentences. Use font
size 9, times.
Note: If there are
more than 2 authors,
you do not need to
provide photos.
First & Family Name
Title
University/Organization
City, Country
Short Bio Statement
about the author.
Should not exceed 3
sentences. Use font
size 9, times.
Note: If there are
more than 2 authors,
you do not need to
provide photos.
Photo
25 mm x
30 mm
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EXTENDED ABSTRACT SUMMARY
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The extended abstract should not exceed two pages. The abstract summary paragraph should be accurate,
clear and well set out and should not exceed six sentences. Use the same margins as per this template.
Extended abstract should be electronically submitted in Word and PDF formats by September 30th, 2015.
Keywords: Minimum of 5 and maximum of 7 key words should be provided. Single spaced, times, 10.5
point
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INSTRUCTIONS
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Sub-Heading
Each sub-heading should be typed, single-spaced. A font size of 10.5 point, Times New Roman type, paper
size A4. Use the same margins as per this template. The maximum number of pages is 2.
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ILLUSTRATIONS
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Please consider that, except in scanned images, the fonts used in figures, diagrams or equations shall be
widely available. In addition to the Times-family, Arial and/or Helvetica fonts may be used in figures, as
these fonts are usually available on any computer and printer. Other fonts should not be used. Each figure
must have a brief descriptive caption. Number all diagrams, figures and photos sequentially, Figure 1,
Figure 2, etc. Do not use too small characters in figures and tables. Captions should be centered below
figures and above tables.
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Position
Put illustrations on the same page as the reference to them in the text, or as soon after as possible, not at
the end of the extended abstract as shown in Figure 1. Small illustrations can be side by side.
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LVDT2
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fiber strain
Load (kN)
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Strain (%)
Figure 1. Load-Strain curves for specimen C12
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Lessons Learned/Conclusion
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At the end of the extended abstract, there should be a conclusion.
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References
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[1] Please list the references if needed.
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