Pipeline Asset Management: Maximizing Performance of Our Pipeline Infrastructure
Draft Paper SubmissionGuidelines for Submission of Draft Papers This proceedings will be published as a copyrighted work of the American Society of Civil Engineers |
Notes from the Technical Chair:
Thank you for your participation in the International Pipelines Conference 2008. There are a few items that we would like you to take notice of in the preparation of your final paper submissions:
- Permission from facility owner: The instructions have a section titled permissions that deals with copyright issues. However, please make certain that you have obtained permission(s) to present from the responsible owning authority of the featured project. We have had situations in the past where people have not been able to present because the owner objects after they find out at a later date.
- Commercialization: Commercialization in the form of touting a firm, company or product is unacceptable and will not be allowed in the final version of the papers.
- Final papers due by March 28, 2008.
Thank You,
Sanjiv Gokhale, Ph.D.
Technical Program Chairman
Shah Rahman
Technical Program Co-Chairman
More information for paper preparation:
There are a few items that we would like you to take notice of in the preparation of your final paper submissions:
- Manuscript Preparation for Conference Proceedings On Line Submission Method, please follow the web page http://www.pubs.asce.org/authors/ConfProceedOnLine.html
- Copyright and Copyright Transfer, please follow the web page http://pubs.asce.org/copyright/
- Sample Copyright and Copyright Transfer documents [PDF], please follow the web page http://www.pubs.asce.org/authors/CopyrightTransfer.pdf
- Permission to Reproduce Previously Published Materials, http://pubs.asce.org/permissions/
- Sample Permission to Reproduce Previously Published Materials, http://pubs.asce.org/permissions.doc
Paper Format Information:
Length. Papers should be 10 pages, including all text, graphics, and appendices.
Point size and font. Use 12 point type for text, captions, and author contact information. For type within figures or tables, the 12 point size is preferred. We recommend selecting a serif text font such as Times Roman. Italics, bold, and bold italics may be used; we recommend sticking to one “family” of typefaces.
Note: Do not upload Word 2007 documents for your draft or final paper submission. This will cause your conversion to fail.
Final Paper Submission Instructions:
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Prerequisites:
- Approved Draft Paper
- Permission to reproduce previously published materials
- Final Paper (please check the page limit)
- If the Final paper document size is greater than 20 MB, please contact proceedings@asce.org
- You will be redirected to http://www.cconnect.org.
- Sign in, Online ID -> is your email address, Passcode -> was sent during abstract submission, click on forgot passcode to email the passcode to your email address
- Select Pipelines 2008 from the list
- Select the author role from the list
- Please select the abstract from the list of submissions
- Click edit author list to make changes to associated authors for the submission
- Click upload final paper to start the upload process
- Read and Accept the notes from Technical Chair to proceed
- Read and Accept the CTA (Copyright Transfer Agreement) to proceed
- Read and Accept the Permission (complete the table if required) section to proceed
- Provide the Title of the Draft paper document you will upload and press continue
- Upload the Draft paper document from your desktop by selecting browse and press continue
- The conversion status is displayed, select the links to the check the documents, if the conversion process is unsuccessful contact proceedings@asce.org
- Review and Accept the converted document to proceed, technical difficulties contact proceedings@asce.org
- Click on the submission listing link to return to the list of submissions
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Questions or Problems:
- Contact proceedings@asce.org if you have any technical difficulties.
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Contact the appropriate member of the Organizing Committee if you have questions about program content.
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Submission Procedure:
An individual may not be the first author or presenter of more than one paper. An acknowledgement of receipt of abstracts will be sent to the corresponding author. In addition, on-line abstract submission system will ask for, the Conference Topic listed that best fits your paper. Please indicate on your abstract submission all the authors associated with the abstract, affiliations, and contact information. Please also add to the abstract submission the type of presentation (paper, poster, oral, etc.).
Review Process:
The International Pipelines Conference 2008 Technical Committee will review abstracts and notify the primary authors of acceptance by Friday, November 16, 2007. The draft papers deadline has been extended to Friday, February 15 , 2008 and final papers are due by Friday, March 28, 2008. Guidelines and instructions for paper submissions will be provided to authors.
Deadlines will be strictly observed. Failure to submit final papers by the deadline will result in removal from the conference program and the proceedings.
Commitment to Attend and Expenses:
Proposing authors must recognize that submission of an abstract is a commitment to complete the paper (if accepted), attend the conference, and present the paper in person. Submission of an abstract indicates that permission to present the paper has been obtained from the responsible owning authority of the subject project.
All expenses associated with the preparation, submission, and presentation of abstracts and papers are the responsibility of the authors. This includes preparation of high resolution digital manuscripts and illustrations. Scholarship and/or travel funds are not available for conference attendees. Authors whose abstracts are accepted will be required to register for the conference prior to the deadline for final paper submissions, which is Friday, March 28, 2008.
Thank you for your interest. We are looking forward to an exciting and productive International Pipelines Conference 2008.
