Proceedings of Computational Engineering Conference

JSCES

Vol. 24, 2019 May

Instructions for Preparation of Manuscripts
for the Proceedings of Computational Engineering Conference
Hanako Keisan1) and Taro Kohgaku2)
1) Ph.D, President of JSCES
2) Dr. Eng. Professor(Postal Address, E-mail: hanako@jsces.org)(Postal Address, E-mail: taro@jsces.org)

The Proceedings of Computational Engineering Conference of JSCES will be published electronically,
assembling the PDF-files submitted by authors. The manuscripts should be written in Japanese or English.
Please follow the instructions described in this sample paper with regard to the layout of title, authors’names and affiliations as well as main text. The manuscripts must not be longer than six pages.
Key Words : JSCES Conference, Times, Italic 9pt

1． INTRODUCTION
The present file has been made as a print sample of electronic
manuscripts for proceedings of Computational Engineering
Conference of JSCES. The proceedings will be published inRoman font, are preceded by parenthesized section number like“(2)The Second Level Headings”
The third level headings are preceded by lower case alphabet
with a right parenthesis as “a)The third level headings”

electronically from your submitted data. You must prepare yourmanuscript carefully according to this instruction.

4． EQUATIONS

All manuscripts must be typewritten clearly and accurately

Display equations should be centered and numbered. The

on the plain white, A4 size, high quality, and smooth papers.

equation number, enclosed in parentheses, is placed flush right.

The main text must be in double columns which have 20mm
side, top and bottom margins and about 6mm space between
the two columns. No header or footer is necessary. Use 9pt
Times-Roman font for the main text. All text must be single
spaced. Two to six pages paper can be included in theProceedings.

2． LAYOUT AND FONTS OF THE TITLE PAGE
(1) Front Matter
Use 18pt bold Times-Roman font for the title as shown in thismodel paper. The authors' name should be set in accordancewith above examples using 12pt Times-Roman font. Use 9pt
Times-Roman font the names of authors' firms or institution.

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Leave one space line between the equation and the main text.

5． FIGURES AND TABLES
Figures or tables should occupy the whole width of a column,
as shown in Fig.3 or Table 2, or the whole width over twocolumns. Figures and tables should be arranged through the text,preferably being included on the same page as they are first
discussed. Leave one line space above and below figures ortables. Captions should be centered, but long captions must beindented. The heading of captions is 9pt bold face.

Abstract should not exceed 10 lines (approximately
100words) and should be followed by 3 or 4 key words. The left
and right margins of summary are 17mm.
(2) Main Text

Color figures are recommended

Leave two lines space between the key words and the maintext.

3． HEADING
Use at most three levels of headings which correspond toFig. 1 Caption for a figure appears below the graphicchapters, sections and subsections. The first level headings forchapter title should be in 10pt bold Times-Roman font andpreceded by the chapter number as “2. NUMERICAL
EXAMPLE”. The second level headings, in 9pt bold Times-

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 paper asshown in the example below [1]. References are numbered inREFERENCES[1] Yamada, Y. et al.: Plastic stress-strain matrix and its

the order in which they are quoted in the text.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Acknowledgment should follow

application for the solution of elasto-plastic problems by aconclusions.

finite element method, Int. J. of Mechanical Science,

APPENDIX:

Appendix

shouldAcknowledgment and References.

beplaced

betweenVol.10, pp.343-354, 1968.