- Authors' Instructions for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to LNCS/LNAI Proceedings using MicroSoft Word
- Example document. Use it as a template.
- The Style File. Refere to your Word handbook to see how to use third party style files for your own documents
- All files in one zip archive.
Please note: We can not provide more style files than the above. Please contact LNCS@Springer.de if you can not live with them.
Electronic Submission: LNCS Online
We are still evaluating which methods are reasonable for the electronic submission of the source documents as required by Springer. We will report here and at the GW97 main page in the latest news section about the outcome of that evaluation.
Using the LaTeX styles will be a good choice in any case!
Guidelines for contributions to the Workshop Proceedings
- As announced in the call for papers, and for the sake of presenting a sound and coherent outcome, the proceedings of the 1997 Bielefeld Gesture Workshop are prepared after the convention. The proceedings will be published by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence series, a subseries of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series.
- A requirement is that all contributions for the book are reviewed. A scientific committee will be formed that reviews final submissions. All delegates that have presented work at the workshop (as talk or as poster) are invited to submit an improved version of their original manuscript.
- It is to be understood that papers submitted for the proceedings volume are not automatically included. Evaluation will be based on the scientific relevance, originality, and the overall quality of presentation, and will result in categories (a) accept, (b) accept pending revision, (c) reject. We will try to include summaries of work that currently does not justify a full-blown paper.
- Submissions must present original work: not formerly published, accepted for publication, or submitted for another conference. Papers must be in English and must not exceed 12 pages, incl. figures and literature references (Springer format; We require that papers be prepared in the widely-used Springer "Lecture Notes in Computer Science" style). Papers are to be submitted in 4 hard copies to the address given below.
- Each submission must have a cover page giving the title of the contribution, names and addresses (including email) of all authors, a correspondence address, and a short abstract which also names the specific subfield and a list of keywords describing the work.
- Please do your best in preparing a sound and well-written paper that includes original work and that clearly presents research results to the extent possible. Writers that are not native speakers of English are strongly recommended to have a native speaker check their writing.
- Target dates
- 20 October '97
- Submission of improved manuscripts for the proceedings
- 20 November '97
- Notification of acceptance/revisions and final style guide
- 20 December '97
- Submission of camera-ready manuscripts
- All registered participants that have paid their fees will receive one free copy of the proceedings. Workshop delegates will be entitled to subscribe for a restricted number of further copies at a reduced conference rate.
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