Chemical Process Control: CPC 6

Paper Format

The proceedings for CPC 6 will be typeset using LaTeX2e and published by CACHE Corporation.

A LaTeX document class is available for formatting CPC 6 papers from ftp://ftp.che.wisc.edu/pub/cpc-6/.

The FTP site contains the following files:

cpc-6.cls

LaTeX class for formatting cpc-6 papers.

cpc-6.bst

The cpc-6 bibliography style, for use with BibTeX.

cpc-6.tex

A short paper describing the cpc-6 document class that also serves as an example document for using the class.

cpc-6.bib

A BibTeX database for use with the cpc-6.tex.

cpc-6.dvi

A formatted version of cpc-6.tex in TeX DVI format.

cpc-6.ps

A formatted version of cpc-6.tex in PostScript format.

cpc-6.pdf

A formatted version of cpc-6.tex in Adobe PDF format.

natbib.sty

The Natbib package which provides the citation commands used by the cpc-6 document class. Your LaTeX installation may already include this file. If so, you probably don't need this copy.

bibextract

A perl script that may be useful for extracting only those bib entries cited in the given LaTeX .aux file from a large BibTeX database.

Submissions for the meeting preprint and final published proceedings will require:

• All LaTeX source files.
• A BibTeX file containing all the sources cited in your paper. (Please do use BibTeX, as it will make it much easier for the editor to produce consistently formatted reference lists in the final proceedings!)
• All figures used in your document. Preferred formats include PostScript (Encapsulated or otherwise), TeX graphics, or mixtures of the two, such as can be produced by gnuplot (pstex and pslatex drivers) and xfig. If you use other file formats for figures, please contact jwe@bevo.che.wisc.edu.
• A PostScript or PDF file of your complete document, including the figures, so that the editors can see what you expect your paper to look like when it is printed.

Paper submissions should be sent to cpc-6-submit@bevo.che.wisc.edu.

Poster Presentation

Poster presentation will take place in the pavilion area during the poster session on Thursday afternoon from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Each presenter is requested to mount their poster on Tuesday evening in order to give the attendees a chance to review the posters before the session.

Each poster will be mounted on a fabric board contained within a frame on legs. The dimensions of the board are 4 feet high by 8 feet wide (approximately 1.2 meters high by 2.4 meters wide). The boards will be arranged in the display area prior to Tuesday evening and each will contain the title and author list for the corresponding poster. We request that each presenter mount their poster on the board designated for their submission. Push pins will be available on-site to mount the poster material.

Due to the size of the mounting board and space limitations, we request that each poster not exceed the dimensions of the mounting board, which is 4 feet high by 8 feet wide (approximately 1.2 meters high by 2.4 meters wide).