Title of Poster

First Author and Second Author

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Company Affiliations Company Affiliations
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ABSTRACT CONCEPT 1 3. Abstract: The abstract is a concise, one-

In this paper, we have carried out an environmental impact
assessment due to the flow of effluents on the Sundarbans, one of
nature’s vast mangrove forests in the Khulna division of Bangladesh.
As part of our investigations we have collected wind data from the
meteorological department for the proposed plant location (Rampal),
we have used this data to model the flow of effluents (mainly SO2 &
NOx) in the direction of the Sundarbans. We have plotted rose
diagrams for each year using the raw data obtained from the
meteorological department. We have considered three different
scenarios for each year (i.e. maximum, minimum & average wind
speeds) using Gaussian plume model for our statistical modeling.
Graphs of concentration vs. distance have been plotted for each case
to determine the maximum possible concentration of the effluent on
the Sundarbans and the possible detrimental environmental effect has
been evaluated using various international and national health and
safety standards.
INTRODUCTION
Posters are created using the software program
Microsoft PowerPoint. This template provides
a general overview for authors preparing
posters for presentation.
1. The workshop will print and post your poster at
the workshop.
• Posters must be formatted in the style
described and shown in this document.
• An electronic editable copy is required.
• Poster is to consist of a SINGLE ‘slide’
• Use of graphics and pictures is
encouraged; makes for a more interesting
presentation.
2. Keep the following points in mind.
• All attendees will have a copy of your
paper as part of the workbook handed out
at registration.
• IEEE commercial policies apply (so don’t
list or show manufacturer names, symbols
or use proprietary names).
• All authors are required to stand by their
posters during the poster presentations to
answer questions, provide details, etc.
Refer to the schedule received at
registration for exact time and location.
An ESW poster is created using the following
major elements: 1) Title; 2) Author’s information,
3) Abstract, 4) Introduction, 5) Body, 6)
Conclusion. You may include additional elements
such as Acknowledgements, References, and
Vita, if so desired.
These elements must always appear in the order
shown in this template. For example, the
Introduction should always follow the Abstract,
and Vita, if used, should always be the last part of
the poster. The requirements of style and content
for each of these parts are discussed next.
CONCEPT 2
The order of discussion for the various possible
parts of the poster should be as they appear in
this template. Items 1-6 are required for all
posters.
1.Title: The title at the top of the poster should
match the title of your paper. It is typed in Title
Caps centered at the top of the poster in Arial
font.
2.Author Information: The name of each author
should include a first name or initial and full last
name. Author names should match the names on
the paper. Author names are to be typed in upper
and lower case as shown. The authors address
and/or email information is required. Do not
include telephone numbers.
paragraph collection of statements that
describe the most significant ideas,
procedures, and/or results of the paper.
Concepts not explored in the paper are not to
be included here. The abstract of the paper
may be duplicated here in its entirety, or
condensed further if the author wishes to
limit abstract space on the poster.
4. Introduction: The introduction prepares the
reader for the body of the poster by giving
historical and/or background information and
by serving as a guide to the author’s
approach, and organization of the material. It
should be based on the introduction of the
paper, but can be summarized here in the
interest of poster space. If enumerated, the
author must carry the same enumerated
headings style throughout the paper.
5. Body: The body of the poster should
communicate information efficiently and
effectively to the reader. Utilize graphics and
pictures whenever possible to illustrate your
point and break up long sections of text. All
IEEE requirements and guidance on noting
source of photographs, illustrations, and
other images must be followed. Permission
to use must be obtained from the original
author if copyrighted. Remember that the
audience will have copies of your paper for
reference or detail reading.
6. Conclusion: The conclusion should be a
clearly stated finish to your poster. The
conclusion of your paper can be duplicated
here, or summarized in the interest of poster
space.
CONCEPT 3
An organized headings system serves to divide
the body of the poster into clearly marked
sections that help the reader locate major points.
It also helps the author develop his or her topic in
an orderly manner. You do not have to duplicate
the headings of your paper here but the reader
should be able to locate the focus of each
heading in your paper. The primary heading of
each section must be in the font and size shown
here. Secondary headings may be used. These
would be in the same font as the primary heading.
An example of a secondary heading follows.
Secondary Heading
This is an example of a secondary heading. It is
separated from text that follows by one line of
space. Font type is the same as the primary
heading but it is smaller in size and in upper and
lower case.
CONCLUSION
This poster template describes the basic format
and style for ESW poster presentations. For
additional information, contact the technical
program chair.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A special thank you to an individual or individuals
(not companies) for contributing significantly to the
paper and poster (but not an author) is acceptable.
Their full name and company affiliation may be
provided here. This part of the poster is optional,
as is the References section that follows.
REFERENCES
1.Author, A. A., Author, A., & Author, A. A. A.
(Date). Title of book chapter, Publisher, Publishing
city, State.
2.Author, A. A., & Author, A. (Date). Title of Article
in Journal. Title of Journal, Issue No. (Volume No.).