ASME 2013 Information Storage and Processing Systems Conference

June 24-25, 2013, Santa Clara, CA, USA

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WORD TEMPLATE FOR ASME ISPS-2013 ABSTRACT

Author-11*, Author-21, Author-32

Company
Address, City, Zip, Country
E-mail
1

Company
Address, City, Zip, Country
E-mail
2

Introduction
The abstract is a summary, which outlines the work
to be reported, and includes as many of the results as
possible. The format of the abstract is the twocolumn format as shown in this document. The
length of the abstract is either two or three page for
the extended abstract (if intended for one-step
submission), or one page for the detailed abstract (to
be followed by an extended abstract after
acceptance). The inclusion of figures and tables is
strongly recommended.
The extended abstract should be submitted in PDF
format through ASME ISPS-2013 Paper Submission
System by March 8 (extended deadline), 2013. The
final submission of any revision is due April 25,
2013..
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The following instructions should be followed for

preparing the abstracts:

*Correspondingauthor:NameofAuthor1

1. Length: Abstracts should be no less than two

and no more than three pages in length.
2. Two Column Format: The text should be typed
in two column format as shown in this template.
The columns are 3.5 inches wide. Except for the
first page the column length is 9 inches.
3. Title: Center the title of the paper at the top of
the page. It should be typed in capital letters. Use
bold, 12 pt Arial font or equivalent for the title.
4. Author names: In the space provided, list the
name(s) of all of the author(s) in a single line,
separated by commas. Use bold, 12 pt Arial font
or equivalent.
5. Address: In the space provided, give the
business affiliation, address of the authors. Use
bold, 12 pt Arial font or equivalent.
6. Text: Skip two lines and start the text. The text
must be neat and single-spaced. Use 11 pt Times
New Roman or an equivalent font for the text.
7. Major Headings: Use bold, 12 pt Arial font or
equivalent to type the major headings. Place
them flush on the left-hand margin and on a
separate line. Only the initial letter of each major
word in headings should be capitalized.
8. Figures: Figures or photographs must be
incorporated electronically into the text. Each
figure should be accompanied by a caption

indicating its sequence in the order of appearance

in the text. For example:
Fig.1 This is a typical caption.
9. Lettering: All lettering of the text should be no
smaller than 11 points. The preferred font for the
text is Times New Roman.
10. Equations: For numbered equations, enclose the
number in parentheses, and place it flush with the
right-hand margin, e.g.,
H = 0.647 V2/3

(1)

5500
Perfectly Elastic Finite Element Solution
Elastic-Plastic Finite Element Solution
Analytical Solution

5000

Pull-out Force, Fp (N)

4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500

0.05

0.1

0.15

0.2

0.25

Insertion Depth, (mm)

Fig.1 This is a typical caption.

11. References: List and number all bibliographical
references at the end of the document in
alphabetical order according to the last name of
the first author of the reference. When referring
to them in the text, type the corresponding
reference number in square brackets as shown at
the end of this sentence [1].
12. Language: Document must be in English, using
only standard symbols and abbreviations in the
text and illustrations.
13. Copyrights: No copyright form is necessary for
this text.
14. Corresponding Author: At the bottom of the
first page and outside the text area, give the
information indicated at the bottom left hand
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15. Page numbering: do not number the pages.
References

[1] Patra, A. K., 1998, Paper title, Journal name,

7:355-68.
[2] Clelland, N. L., 1991, Book title, Publishers
name, State, Country.
[3] Cenay, S., 2002, Paper title, in Edited book,
editor(s), Driscal, J.E., Yener, M.F., 591-98,
State, Country.