Measurement 2007 – Instructions for Authors - Template
1I. Gressner, 2M. Tozeso
1Department of Electrical Engineering and Measurement, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, University of Orlan, Park Street 3, 042 00, France
 Email: gressner@tukesi.fr
2Anatomy Department, University of Medicine and Pharmacy, 
Petru Rares street, no. 4, Craiova, RO-1100, Romania 
Email: tozeso@pwioc.com

Abstract. Organising committee of Measurement 2007 Conference encourages authors to follow instructions described in this file to produce their manuscripts. Note that the paper length should not exceed 4 pages, except for the invited papers that may be of any reasonable length. The abstract should be suitable for use by abstracting journals without rewording and should state concisely what was done and why, what was found, what was concluded, and the relevance. The length should not exceed 200 words.
Keywords: list 3-5 keywords, e.g.  measuring electrodes, ECG filtering, exercise recording
1.	Introduction
Number the headings. Divide the manuscript into sections, i.e. Introduction, Subject and Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, References and Acknowledgements as presented in this sample document. Other headings may be used for clarity as well. Further divide the sections into subsections (not numbered) if this clarifies the exposition of the work.
Note that you can format your paper using predefined styles prepared in this sample paper.
Subheadings
Subheadings may be used if necessary. Do not number subheadings. 
2.	Subject and Methods
This section describes the format for figures, tables, equations and references.
Figures
Figures can span the whole page width (see Fig. 1) or use a fraction of it. You should place the figures in appropriate locations within the manuscript. All figures should be captioned and numbered, references made in the text should use this number, like in Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.	Figure legends should contain enough information to understand the illustration without referring to the text, but should be concise. Use 10 pt Times New Roman font.
Colour figures cannot be reproduced. As a guideline, producing a Xerox-copy of the colour figure in a good copier can help in showing how the figure will reproduce in the printed version of the Proceedings.
Equations
Number equations consecutively, with the number placed in parenthesis to the extreme right of the equation. Refer to equations as Eq. 1 except at the beginning of a sentence, when the word Equation should be spelled out. All symbols used in mathematical equations should be defined.
An example formula is given here
	               		  (1)
Where
	E	energy of particle at rest
	m	mass of the particle
	c	speed of light.
Tables should be placed like figures. Number tables consecutively with Arabic numerals in order of their appearance in the text. Supply a short descriptive title for each table. Column headings should be brief, and indicate units of measurement in square brackets. Refer to tables as Table 1, Table 2 and so on.
Table 1.	Tables can span the whole page width or use a fraction of it, with the text flowing on the left-hand side. Use 9 pt Times New Roman Italic font.
Section	Font	Size [pt]	Format	
Title	Times New Roman	14	Bold	
Authors, Affiliation, Email	Times New Roman	13	Normal	
Abstract and Keywords	Times New Roman	12	Italic	
Headings and Subheadings	Times New Roman	12	Bold	
Paper text, Acknowledgements, Appendix	Times New Roman	12	Normal	
Formulas	Times New Roman	12	Italic	
Captions of figures and tables	Times New Roman	10	Normal	
Table text	Times New Roman	11	Normal	
References	Times New Roman	12	Normal	
References and Citation Format
References are limited to pertinent published works or papers that have been accepted for publication. Results and findings not developed in the manuscript should be properly referenced, as in [1], [2], etc. References will be placed in the appropriate section at the end of the manuscript sorted taking account of the first appearance in the text. The style to be used is shown in the following paragraphs.
Journal articles: Last names and initials of each author, Title of article (first word only capitalized), full name of journal title in italics, volume (number): year, volume, pages.
Book References: Author(s) as above, Title of book (main words capitalized), publisher, city of publication, year. 
For chapter in an edited book use the following style: Author(s) as above, Title of article (first word only capitalized), in Title of book (main words capitalized). Editor(s). Publisher, city of publication, year, pages.
Conference Proceedings: Last names and initials of each author, Title of article (first word only capitalized). In proceedings of the name of the conference, year, pages.
3.	Results
In this section clearly state results of the study or experiment.
Paper submission
Measurement 2007 requires electronic submission of papers. Incomplete or incorrect submissions will be reported to the author and must be re-submitted to be considered for presentation.
Submission of papers must be done via e-mail to measurement@savba.sk  as a file attachment in Microsoft Word 2000/XP (.doc) or Rich Text (.rtf) format. It is recommended that the authors use this Sample paper file provided in the home page. All papers submitted will be acknowledged within 72 hours of submission. 
Copyright
All papers accepted for either oral or poster presentation will be published in the Conference Proceedings. Copyright of all published contributions is assigned to the Institute of Measurement Science, SAS. The Publisher will not refuse any reasonable request by the author for permission to reproduce any of his or her contributions to the Conference. 
4.	Discussion
Discussion may also include conclusions.
5.	Conclusions
If conclusions are stated in a separate section, they should be concise.
Acknowledgements
The manuscript may include acknowledgements.
Appendix
Use Appendix only if necessary for clarity of the paper.
References
[1]	Tysler M., Turzova M., Svehlikova J.: Repolarization Changes Displayed in Surface ARI Maps. A Simulation Study. International Journal of Bioelectromagnetism, 2002, 4 (2): 99-100. 
[2]	Malmivuo J., Plonsey R.: Bioelectromagnetism: Principles and Application of Bioelectric and Biomagnetic Fields. Oxford University Press, New York, 1995.
[3]	Anderson F.: Impedance plethysmography, in Encyclopedia of Medical Devices and Instrumentation. Webster JG, Editor. John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1988, 111-122.
[4]	Castor G., Simon J., Pilz A., Niedermark I., Klocke R.: The second derivation of the bioimpedance signal as index for successful systemic lysis of a coronary artery thrombus. In proceedings of the 14th Annual International Conference of the IEEE/EMBS, 1992, 1746-1747.