- At the Top Center of the first page, write the title of paper on the first line, names of authors separated by commas on the second line. affiliations (department, university, country) of authors starting on the third line – one line per author’s affiliation, and authors’ emails separated by commas on the last line.
- If authors are from the same institution, only one line for affiliation is used for them.
- The Paper should have Abstract , and Keywords. Do NOT number Abstract and Keywords.
- Each paper must have at least (5) keywords.
- Use one column only to write your paper.
- Margins should be 1.0 inch all over (top, bottom, left, right).
- Use single-spaced text with font size 10 or 12.
- Only MS Word and LaTeX are allowed. For camera-ready version, docx+pdf or LaTeX+pdf must be submitted
- The number of pages should be 6-10.
- Do not leave unnecessary space just to satisfy the minimum of 7 pages
- No Dr/Professor/Mr./Miss before names.
- No page numbers and no header and footers.
- Corresponding author should have ‘*’ after her/his name. Only one corresponding author is allowed.
- No Biographies and Pictures of authors at the end of the paper.
- Equations must be created with Equation tool of Microsoft Word, or LaTeX.
- Sections should be numbered I. II. III... Subsections A, B, C, D... You can also use 1. 2. 3... and 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 ... for Subsections. When you refer to a section you use upper case, for example, as stated in Section II.
- A Table and a Figure CANNOT occupy more than one page.
- Figure titles should be directly under the figure and centered.
- Table titles should be directly above the table and centered.
- For References, it is suggested to use the following approach
Journal:
T. Faulwasser, and R. Findeisen, “Nonlinear Model Predictive Control for Constrained Output Path Following,” IEEE Transaction on Automation and Control, vol. 61, pp. 1027–1039, 2016.
Conference:
M. W. Park, S. W. Lee, and W. Y. Han, “Development of Lateral Control System for Autonomous Vehicle Based on Adaptive Pure Pursuit Algorithm,” in Proc. the International Conference on Control, Automation and Systems, Seoul, Korea, 2014, pp. 1443–1447.
Internet Reference:
M. Burgess, “When Does A Car Become Truly Autonomous? Levels of Self-Driving Technology Explained,” 2017, https://www.wired.co.uk/article/autonomous-car-levels-sae-ranking, [Retrieved: March 2020].
Book:
A. Kelly, “Mobile Robotics,” Cambridge University Press: New York, NY, USA, 2013.
