Normas
de Colaboración
ARTICLE
ARTICLE TITLE {Article title}
Article Title {Translated Title}
Author 11 - ORCID:
Author 22 - ORCID:
Author 33 - ORCID:
1Instituição,
Departamento, Cidade - Estado, Pais.
E-mail:
2Instituição,
Departamento, Cidade - Estado, Pais.
E-mail:
3Instituição,
Departamento, Cidade - Estado, Pais.
E-mail:
Received in
Accepted in
Abstract: {Resume Title}
The purpose of this instruction is to assist
the author’s papers in preparing camera-ready copy for publication on Bulletin
of Geodetic Sciences (BCG). Please, notice that the present instructions may be
used as a model for your manuscript. The
abstract should contain 150 to 200 words (use “word count” tool). The
abstract must be written as one paragraph, and should not contain displayed
mathematical equations or tabular material. The abstract should include a maximum of six different keywords or phrases,
as this will help readers to find it. Ensure that your abstract reads well and
is grammatically correct.
Keywords:
Keyword1; Keyword2; .....; Keyword6 {Keywords}
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Resumo: {Titulo Resumo}
O propósito da
presente instrução é orientar os autores de trabalhos a serem publicados no
Boletim de Ciências Geodésicas. Observe que o formato destas instruções pode
ser tomado como modelo para a digitação dos artigos. O resumo deve conter
Palavras-chave: Palavra-chave1; Palavra-chave2; .....; Palavra-chave6 {Keywords}
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1. Introduction {Section
Title}
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It will be
accepted for publication on Bulletin of Geodetic Sciences (BCG) original papers of
Cartography, Geodesy, Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, related fields and contents not previously published. Each paper should have a
maximum of 15 pages, and a minimum of 6 pages, with the following formatting cover:
Calibri Light
font, normal, size 12; A4 paper format (210mm x 297mm); Margins: superior: 25mm,
inferior: 25mm, left: 25mm and right: 20mm, without tab.
The papers should
be written in English and the Abstract and the Resume (Portuguese) should be added.
Authors are required to use this template for
formatting and typesetting the paper. All the fonts, spacing e other texts
formats, are presented in a set of associated styles to this document.
Footnotes should not be used in the text.
Quotations of author
type and date should be in parenthesis,
with the author's surname, followed by the year (Souza, 2007), the first letter in uppercase.
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2. Numbering and
Section's organization
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Each title of main article section should be in bold Calibri Light font, size 16,
centered, with the first letter in uppercase, numbering
with Arabic numbers, as exemplified in this
article.
Skip two lines
between de section title and the beginning of the text, and so on. Do not skip lines between paragraphs. Use
single space between lines with spacing after paragraphs equal to 6.
Skip two lines between the
section end and the next section title.
Quotations with more than 3 lines should be
written in Times New Roman font, size 10, 4 cm left margin retreat.
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2.1 Manuscript's Subsections {Subsections}
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The subsections
are numbered starting with the main
section number, followed by a dot and the corresponding number. Do not use automatic
numbering. Subsections should be written in uppercase and low case, bold,
Calibri Light font, size 14, centered. Skip two lines between the subsection title and the beginning of the
text, and so on. Do not skip lines between paragraphs.
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3. How to use this
template
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The template is used to format your paper and
style the text. All margins, line spaces, and text fonts are prescribed; please
do not alter them. Before you begin to format your paper, first write and save
the content as a separate text file. Keep your text and graphic files separate until after the text has been formatted and
styled. Do not use hard tabs, and limit the use
of hard returns to only one return at the end of a paragraph. Do not add any
kind of pagination anywhere in the paper.
After the text edit has been completed, the
paper is ready for the template. Duplicate the template file by using the Save
As command, and use the naming as SURNAME_OF_THE_AUTHOR_BCG.docx. In this newly created file, highlight all the
contents and import your prepared text file. You are now ready to style your
paper; use the scroll down the window on
the left of the MS Word Formatting toolbar.
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4. Guidelines for
graphics preparation
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4.1 Types of graphics
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The following list outlines the different types
of graphics published in BCG journal. They are categorized based on their
construction, and use of color/grayscale:
1) Color/Grayscale
figures
Figures that are meant to appear in color, or
grayscale. Such figures may include photographs, illustrations, multicolor
graphs, and flowcharts.
2) Line
Art figures
Figures that are composed of only black lines
and shapes. These figures should have no shades or half-tones of gray, only
black and white.
3) Tables
Data charts which are typically black and
white.
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4.2 File format for graphics
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Format and save your graphics using a
suitable graphics processing program that will allow you to create the images
as Portable Network Graphics (.PNG) files. Minimum resolution of 300 dpi (dots per inch) is required.
The maximum size for graphics is 181 x 216 mm
(2139 x 2553 pixels) and you should allow space for a caption. All graphics
should be placed in the text and when submitting your final paper, your
graphics should all be submitted individually in PNG format along with the
manuscript.
Do not use abbreviations for Boards, Figures and Tables and each item should be properly numbered.
The tables heading
should be bold and the data of the table body with normal font. Italic fonts should only be used
in cases of scientific names. Observe that the lateral
edges, left and right, are transparent
(open).
Table notes should
be immediately below it, in Calibri Light font, size 10, centered.
Table 1: {Table}
Table example
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Title 1 |
Title 2 |
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Data |
Data |
* Table note
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Figures and Tables
quotes in the text body should have the first letter
in uppercase. Tables and Figures labels should be in Calibri Light font, size 12,
centered. Title in bold, separated by
two dots of the description without bold.
Figure 1: {Figures} Image showing the lunar
module of Apolo 11, the moon and the Planet Earth.
Source: http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov.
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4.3 Equations
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Equations should be inserted only with
MathType (http://www.dessci.com/en/products/mathtype/).
All the symbols
must be defined when used for the first time, and the same conventions and
symbology must be used in the course of
the text, as well applied in all figures and tables. Number equations consecutively. Equation numbers, within
parentheses, are to position flush right, as in (1), using a right tab stop. Index and exponents must be
clearly recognized as well. All the used
types must be carefully chosen to avoid
ambiguities.
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If there are
special characters in the text, they should be inserted as Equation objects.
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4. Appendix and
attachments
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Author's notes such as mini-curriculum,
for example, must be inserted as a note
after the References.
Appendix, attachments, glossary, and
additional material must be available preferably in PDF format in which it will
be linked to the whole text. If this
material is part of a file, it must be presented after the References and follow the same formatting
instructions of the text.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Acknowledgements, if any, must be presented right after the last section of the text. The
word "Acknowledgement", or
its equivalent in another language, must be written in bold, Calibri Light font, size 16, centered. The following paragraph must be in retreat with normal font, size 12.
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REFERENCES
References must be presented right after acknowledgments,
if any, or after the last text element. Harvard Author-Data
Style must be used accordingly the reference-guided
provided at the BCG website, in alphabetical order, without retreat, justified,
without skipping the line, in Calibri Light font, size 12. Follow
carefully the references styles, otherwise,
the paper will not be approved.
Additional Information
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Author´s affiliation must be written in its original language;
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Do not edit the Header and Footer.
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Do not use abbreviated words in the text;
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Use SI for units;
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Do not use automatic numbering in the sections, tables or figures.
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