AUTHOR GUIDELINES
THIRD BIENNIAL EMERGY RESEARCH CONFERENCE 

January 29, 30, 31, 2004
Gainesville, Florida

Bring a copy of your paper to the conference. No need to bring a disk, we will request a copy of your paper on disk after the review process and your corrections

Please follow these guidelines when submitting your paper.

TEXT

• Times New Roman 12 point font, unless otherwise specified
• MS Word document, double spaced (or 1.5 spaces), 1" margins
• Please try to keep it 10 pages or less
• If possible use Standard scientific paper format
  • Title (12 point Bold font)
  • Authors with affiliation
  • Abstract (< 250 words, 10 point font)
  • MAIN HEADINGS (all caps, centered)
  • Secondary Headings (caps and lower case, centered)
  • Third Order Headings (caps lower case/ left justified)
  • References (10 point font as follows)

Campbell, D.E. 1998. Emergy analysis of human carrying capacity and regional sustainability: An example using the State of Maine. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 51: 531-569.

Odum, H.T. 1996. Environmental Accounting: Emergy and Environmental Decision Making John Wiley and Sons. New York.

TABLES, GRAPHS, ILLUSTRATIONS

• Tables should be sent as Word files...NOT Excel files. PLEASE DO NOT EMBED TABLES within the text of your manuscript. Save and submit as separate files.
• Graphs can be sent as Excel files or convert to Canvas or some other drawing application. DO NOT EMBED IN your manuscript.
• Please submit illustrations as separate files...DO NOT EMBED FIGURES in your manuscript. If possible use a drawing program like CANVAS, ILLUSTRATOR, etc. for diagrams. Please save as a TIFF file at the highest possible resolution.
• DO NOT embed graphs, diagrams or pictures in your Word text file
• NO COLOR PLEASE!
• Please bring papers (a hard copy and disk) to the conference or mail a hard copy and a disk containing all files to:

Mark Brown

Center for Wetlands

P.O. Box 116350

University of Florida

Gainesville, FL 32611-6350

• THANKS! 

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