Proceedings of Computational Engineering Conference

JSCES

Vol.13, 2008 May

Instructions for Preparation of Camera-ready Manuscripts
for Proceedings of Computational Engineering Conf.
Hideomi Ohtsubo 1) and Hiroshi TAKEDA2)
1)Prof., Graduate School of Engineering, Univ. of Tokyo (7-3-1, Hongo Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8656,E-mail)2)Prof., Dept. of Civil Engineering, Housei Univ. (3-7-2, Kajino-cho, Koganei, Tokyo 184-8584,E-mail)The Proceedings of Computational Engineering Conference of JSCES will be prepared fromcamera-ready copy received from authors. All manuscripts should be in Japanese or English. Pleasefollow the instructions printed on this sample paper with regard to the placement of title, authors’ names
and affiliations as well as main text. No paper that exceeds four pages can be included in theProceedings.
Key Words : Times, italic 9pt

1. INTRODUCTION

4. EQUATIONS

The present file has been made as a print sample ofcamera-ready manuscripts for proceedings of Computational
Engineering Conference of JSCES. The proceedings will be
produced by direct photo-offset printing. You must prepare
your manuscript carefully according to this instruction.
All manuscripts must be typewritten clearly and accurately
on the plain white, A4 size, high quality, and smooth papers.
The main text must be in double columns which have 20mmside, top and bottom margins and about 6mm space between
the two columns. No header or footer is necessary. Use 9pt
Times-Roman font the main text. All text must be single
spaced. Two or four pages can be included in theProceedings.

Display equations should be centered and numbered. The
equation number, enclosed in parentheses, is placed flush
right.

2. LAYOUT AND FONTS OF THE TITLE PAGE
(1)Front Matter
Use 18pt bold Times-Roman font for the title as shown inthis model paper. The authors’ name should be set inaccordance with above examples using 10pt Times-Roman
font. Use 9pt Times-Roman font the names of authors’ firms orinstitution.
Summary should not exceed 10 lines (approximately100words) and should be followed by 3 or 4 key words. The
left and right margins of summary are 17mm.
(2)Main Text
Leave two lines space between the key words and the maintext.

3. HEADINGS (INDENT LIKE THIS SAMPLE IF
IT IS LONG )Use at most three levels of headings which correspond tochapters, sections and subsections. The first level headings forchapter title should be in 10pt bold Times-Roman font andpreceded by the chapter number as “2.NUMERICALEXAMPLES”.
The second level headings, in 9pt bold Times-Roman font,
are preceded by parenthesized section number like “(2)TheSecond Level Headings”.
The third level headings are preceded by lower casealphabet with a right parenthesis as “a)The third levelheadings”.

f ( x ) = sin x(34)Leave one space line between the equation and the maintext.

5. FIGURES AND TABLES
Figures or tables should occupy the whole width of acolumn, as shown in Fig.3 or Table 2, or the whole width overtwo columns. Figures and tables should be arranged
throughout the text, preferably being included on the same
page as they are first discussed. Leave one line space aboveand below figures or tables. Captions should be centered, but
long captions must be indented. The headin of caption is 9pt
bold face.

6. THE LAST PAGE
The tail of the main text,up to the reference list , should bearranged in two columns of an equal height.
All references should appear together at the end of papaer
as shown in the example below 1). References are numbered in
the order in which they are quoted in the text[1].
ACKNOWLEDGMENT : Acknowledgment should follow
conclusions.
APPENDIX
Appendix should be placed between Acknowledgment
References.

andREFFE RENCES
1)Zienkiewicz,O.C. and Taylor,R.L. : The Finite Element
Methods, 4th edn., McGraw-Hill Co.,Ltd,1991
2)Hughes,T.J.R : Generalization of selective integration
procedures to anisotropic and nonlinear media, Int. J.
Numer. Meths,Engrg., Vol.15, pp1413-1418, 1980