Instructions for Preparing Papers
Papers and presentations were accepted for this online proceedings through the end of January, 2001. These guidelines may prove useful for other occasions.
Abstracts for each of the conference presentations have been submitted
and will be given to conference attendees as part of the printed proceedings
of the conference. The abstracts are also available on the conference
web site at http://www.srs.fs.fed.us/sustain/conf/. While the printed
proceedings can only contain abstracts, presenters are encouraged to
make their work available in more lengthy form. The conference is therefore
accepting manuscripts and/or slide presentations for inclusion on the
conference web site. Below are details on how to do so.
To be placed on the Internet, manuscripts and presentations need to
be submitted in electronic form, specifically as Microsoft Word or Powerpoint
files. Each manuscript or presentation must be submitted as a single
file containing all necessary content, meaning that no hardcopy figures
or other material are allowed. You may submit your Word or Powerpoint
files either via email to jpye@fs.fed.us, or on 3.5" PC-compatible
floppy, CD-ROM, or 100 MB Zip disk mailed to:
John M. Pye
Forestry Sciences Laboratory
P.O. Box 12254
3041 E. Cornwallis Rd.
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
You are free to submit both a manuscript and presentation, either one,
or neither. Both the manuscript and presentation will be converted and
posted on the web without editing and without galley proofs, so please
make sure you will be comfortable seeing on the web just what you submit,
typos and all. That doesn't mean that what appears in Word or Powerpoint
is exactly what visitors to the web site will see. Web browsers have
their own constraints that limit and alter formatting in various ways.
These instructions are designed to minimize the surprises in this process.
While instructions are focused on conversion to HTML, manuscripts and
presentations may additionally be made available in Adobe Portable Document
Format (PDF) for more convenient printing. Expect the PDF version to
look very similar to their appearance in Word or Powerpoint.
Manuscripts should have inserted below the abstract their formal citation
following this format:
Citation: Da Vinci, Leonardo. 2000. The workings of forests
and their constituent parts. In: Sustaining Southern Forests: the Science
of Forest Assessment. Southern Forest Resource Assessment. http://www.srs.fs.fed.us/sustain/conf/
For these electronic proceedings to be as widely available as possible,
its web pages have been designed:
1. for compatibility to the most popular browsers,
2. to work on a broad range of computer hardware
and connection speeds, and
3. to be compliant with the needs of search
engines.
Following these instructions will help us meet these objectives as
well.

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