From: AEIC <aeic@wam.umd.edu>
Subject: AEIC News Release Special: CDDAC (Part I)
Organization: Indiana University
Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 04:51:34 GMT


                   ACADEMIC EXCHANGE INFORMATION CENTER
                  AEIC News Release Special Edition 92-01
 
                          Chinese Academic Link
                         3640 Veazey Street, N.W.
                         Washington, D.C. 20008
                            aeic@wam.umd.edu

      
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      |    <<Chinese Doctoral Dissertation Abstract Collection>>   |
      |            Announcement and Call for Contributions         |
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                             September 1, 1992

                              [  Part I  ]
     

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[Part I]
Call for Submission.......................................................38
Submission Form...........................................................14
Instruction for Filling in the Submission Form...........................115
Sample Submission Form....................................................28

[Part II] (To Be Broadcast in a Separate Package)
Where to Send Your Submission Form........................................60
Editorial Board...........................................................94
Questions & Answers.......................................................80

[Part III] (To Be Broadcast in a Separate Package)
Specialties List.........................................................322
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CALL FOR SUBMISSION: <<Chinese Doctoral Dissertation Abstracts Collection>>
 
                ----The first of a Series of Collections for Recent Overseas
                    Chinese Advanced Degree Holders and Active Scientists
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        One of the most important aspects of scientific and technological
endeavors is the communication between researchers.  It is important to make
professional achievement and it is even more important to make your work
known to your peers in the professional community.  Many Chinese students
abroad have made significant contributions in their fields of expertise and
obtained advanced degrees.  The dissertations pertaining to their degrees
are the accumulation of their studies and a rich source of information about
original researches.

        In order to encourage the communication among researchers in various
disciplines and to promote the visibility of Chinese students in China and
abroad, Chinese Academic Link (CAL), a US-based academic organization of
overseas Chinese students and professionals, initiates the project of
compiling Chinese Doctoral Dissertation Abstracts Collection (CDDAC) as the
beginning of her series effort to collect and compile overseas Chinese
students' and professionals' academic accomplishments.  CDDAC will include
the abstract of a doctoral dissertation and a brief description of the
research activities of the degree holder.  Such a collection will be first
compiled in English and distributed among overseas Chinese research
communities and the research communities in China (include mainland, Taiwan
and Hong Kong), depending on financial capability.  We are currently
exploring the possibility of cooperation with Chinese Academy of Sciences
and other institutions to have it published and distributed in China.

        CAL calls upon all overseas Chinese degree holders, who have
obtained their doctoral degrees in the last several years in an accredited
institution outside China, to submit the abstracts of their dissertation to
the CDDAC editorial board.  Please follow the instructions below to fill out
the enclosed submission form.

        Thank you for your cooperation.


David L. Yuan, Ph.D
University of California, Irvine

Yegang Wu, Ph.D
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
 
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                            SUBMISSION FORM
                        (return this form ONLY)
 
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**0-CODE:
**1-NAME:
**1aCHNA:
**2-SEXX:
**3-MAIL:
**4-PHON:
**5-E_MA:
**6-PROF:
**7-BORN:
**8-BACC:
**9-DOCT:
*10-KEY1:
*11-KEY2:
*12-3PUB:
*13-TITL:
*13aCHTI:
*14-TEXT:
 
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               INSTRUCTION FOR FILLING IN THE SUBMISSION FORM
 
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General:
          1. Please allow only one (1) space after each item name to begin 
             your answers for items 1-11.  Answers to items 12-14 should
             start at the line immediately below the item name. They can be 
             arranged in paragraphs, with the first line of each paragraph 
             indented 3 spaces, and the rest not indented. 
             Try to use fewer lines whenever possible, i.e. arrange all 
             address information in the same line as much as possible.  
             Don't start a new line for city name if there are enough space 
             on the same line.  
          2. DO NOT type "period(.)" at the end of each answer except for
             items *12-3PUB and *14-TEXT.
          3. Return the submission form WITHOUT this instruction or any
             other part of this package.
          4. Any submission that fails to follow the instructions and/or have
             items unfilled (except optional ones) will be rejected.
          5. Due to the nature of the E-mail communication, your returning
             of the "submission form" in any of three means (E-mail, magnetic
             disk or printed paper through postal mail) to the editorial board
             is equivalent as your signed agreement to the following statement:
             "I as copyright holder of the abovementioned abstract hereby
             authorize CAL to include the abstract and the enclosed
             information in the publication of <<Chinese Doctoral Dissertation
             Abstract Collection>>".
          [Note: Your submission may also be included in (CAL)AEIC 
                 electronic News Release.  If you prefer not to be included,
                 please inform us in a separate mail]


**0-CODE: Use the enclosed "Specialties List" to locate your 3-digit code
          to identify the field of your dissertation (Note: not your current
          research field). e.g. 139
**1-NAME: Spell out your full name with LAST name first.  Do not use comma
          between last name and given name.
          e.g.  Li Jianguo 
**1aCHNA: Use English words that may help others to spell out your name
          in Chinese.  This item is only for possible future Chinese
          translation purpose and will NOT be printed as the way it is
          e.g. Li (plum) Jian (Jian She, build) Guo (country)
**2-SEXX: Only write M or F for Male or Female.
**3-MAIL: Your current mailing address. Please use "Dept" for "Department" and
          "Univ" for "University" if you use institution address.
          e.g. Dept. Physics, Southwest Univ. College Park, UA 99999, USA
**4-PHON: Your phone numbers.  List at least one.  Use (O) for office and
          (H) for home.  Separate two numbers by "/" if you list both office
          and home.  However, if you decide not to have one or any of the
          numbers publicized, we suggest you still list the number(s) for 
          our convenience but indicate your intention by use (H-x) or (O-x).
          e.g. (212)456-4454(O)/(212)457-1092(H-x)
          In the case of the above example, only the office number (left
          one) will be printed in the CDDAC.
**5-E_MA: List your e-mail address. Use n/a if you don't have one.
          e.g. jli@physics.swu.edu
**6-PROF: Your current professional status code -- use only the letter
          code below as the answer:
          A college or university
          B government
          C nonprofit organization
          D industry or business
          E self-employed
          F others
**7-BORN: Year of birth (4 digits) WITHOUT month and day.  Put a "x" if you 
          prefer not to answer.
**8-BACC: The institution and the city  where you received your
          baccalaureate degree.  Separate the two by a comma (,). Use the
          standard translation of the name to your best knowledge.
          e.g. Qinghua Univ., Beijing
           or  Tsinghua Univ., Xinzhu
**9-DOCT: Title of the doctoral degree, field, granting university, country, 
          and the year of the degree granted (4 digits). Separate each item 
          by a comma (,) and a space.
          e.g. Ph.D., Physics, Coast Univ., USA, 1991
          or   M.D., School of Medicine, Coast Univ., USA, 1989
*10-KEY1: List up to five keywords to describe your CURRENT research or
          professional work.  Do NOT capitalize the first letter of each
          word.
          e.g. landscape, ecology, modeling, vegetation, fire
*11-KEY2: List up to five keywords that best represent your dissertation
          content.  Do NOT capitalize the first letter of each word.
*12-3PUB: List up to three (3) of your present research publications
          or PUBLISHED conference abstracts in last three years.  Please
          use standard (or major) journal bibliography format in your
          discipline area. Do not number the list.  Use n/a if no
          publications are to be listed.
*13-TITL: Your doctoral dissertation title as presented to your doctoral
          committee.  Use UPPER CASE LETTERS only.
*13aCHTI: The Chinese translation of your dissertation title in Pinyin
          form.  If you are not familiar with Pinyin (for people from
          Taiwan and Hong Kong) or you believe it will be difficult for
          editor to decode the PinYin, please send the translation 
          in a separate postal mail to your specialty editor (see EDITORIAL
          BOARD for address; use SPECIALTY CODE -- your answer to **0-CODE).
          Failure to do so will result in the appearance in CDDAC of a 
          translation by our editor, which may not best reflect your 
          original meaning.
*14-TEXT: The text of your doctoral dissertation abstract.  It should be the 
          same one you submitted to your doctoral committee and/or to UMI.
          The text should begin in the immediately following line and with
          three (3) tab space and allow the full length (approximate 76) for
          each line.  No blank lines should be used.  The abstract should in
          general be less than 350 words and absolutely no more than 400
          words.  

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                            SAMPLE SUBMISSION FORM

sample sample sample sample sample sample sample sample sample sample sample 
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**0-CODE: 139
**1-NAME: Wang Nongbing
**1aCHNA: Wang2(king)  Nong2 (Nong2 Ye4 -- agriculture) Bing1 (soldier)
**2-SEXX: M
**3-MAIL: Dept. Ecology, Coast Univ., Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6038, USA
**4-PHON: (615)576-5815(O)/(615)483-8550(H-x)
**5-E_MA: nwang@eco.coast.edu
**6-PROF: B
**7-BORN: 1960
**8-BACC: South China College of Tropical Crops, Haikou
**9-DOCT: Ph.D., Ecology, Univ. of Wyoming, USA, 1989
*10-KEY1: landscape, simulation, fire, vegetation, spatially explicit model
*11-KEY2: fire, Douglas fire forest, spread model, landscape, geoinfosystem
*12-3PUB: 
   Wang N. and B. Li. 1992.  Patchiness and patch dynamics: III. Ecological 
and evolutionary consequences.  Chinese Journal of Ecology. in press.
   Wang, N. and Davidson, J. 1990. The analysis of the structure and natural 
regeneration of a Pinus koraiensis population. J. of Natural Resources. 9:2-11.
*13-TITL: 
   FIRE HISTORY AND POTENTIAL FIRE BEHAVIOR IN A ROCKY MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPE
*13aCHTI: 
   Mei3Guo2 Luo4Ji1Shan1 Lu4 Jing3Guan1 Huo3Zai1 Li4Shi3 Ji2 Xi2Xing4 Yan2 Jiu1
*14-TEXT:
   A landscape approach was used to study fire history and fire behavior in 
the Douglas-fir forests and foothill vegetation of the Bighorn Canyon National 
Recreation Area in southcentral Montana.  ...


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| CDDAC Editorial Board:               CDDAC@maxwell.usc.edu               |
| CDDAC Computer Technical Group:      CDDAC-TEC@maxwell.usc.edu           |
| CDDAC Specialty Editor & Submission  CDDAC-A@maxwell.usc.edu ...to...    |
| (see the lists for details)                      CDDAC-U@maxwell.usc.edu |
| CDDAC Editors-in-Chief:              yuan@teri.bio.uci.edu               |
|                                      ywu@jupiter.esd.ornl.gov            |
| CDDAC Postal Mail General Inquiry:   D.Yuan Dept. Psychobiology, UCI,    | 
|                                      Irvine, CA 92727, USA               |
| CDDAC Postal Mail Technical Inquiry  S.Hong, CIS Dept. Box1045, College  |
|       and Hard Copy/Disk Submission: of Business Administration, GSU     |
|                                      Atlanta, GA 30302-4015, USA         |
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