Gallery — Conference Paper

This paper provides a sample of a LATEX document for the NIME conference series. It conforms, somewhat loosely, to the formatting guidelines for ACM SIG Proceedings. It is an alternate style which produces a tighter-looking paper and was designed in response to concerns expressed, by authors, over page-budgets. It complements the document Author’s (Alternate) Guide to Preparing ACM SIG Proceedings Using LATEX2ε and BibTEX. This source file has been written with the intention of being compiled under LATEX2ε and BibTeX.

This is a template for the poster abstract designed for participants of the Swiss Climate Summer School 2018.

The article template for NLA'2018 conference. It is based on the standard llncs class (Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences) and adjusted with a style file of the conference. This Overleaf template contains two main files. One is for English papers and another for Russian ones. Switch templates via Overleaf Project menu. Conference site: http://nla.icc.ru/

This LaTeX template includes all the information about formatting manuscripts for the 11th International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus2018).

A Latex template for ASEE conference proceedings. This template is not affiliated with the American Society for Engineering Education and comes with no warranty or guarantee. ASEE provides a list of formatting requirements on its website.

Original version by Adam Summerville and Mark Nelson, from 2016. I just made a small edit so that the infoblurb on the first page matches that of the word template for Digra 2018

This example file was adapted from Bettina Speckmann's example file for EuroCG 2005. It uses the style-file eurocg18.cls for EuroCG 2018, which was adapted from the LIPIcs-style, with kind permission from Dagstuhl publishing. Here you should write a concise, informative, and exciting abstract for your paper. Taken from https://conference.imp.fu-berlin.de/eurocg18/submission

This paper presents a new entropy minimization criterion and corresponding algorithms that are used for both symbol timing and carrier frequency recovery for underwater acoustic receivers. It relies on the entropy estimation of the eye diagram and the constellation diagram of the received signal. During the parameter search, when perfect synchronization is achieved, the entropy will reach a global minimum, indicating the least intersymbol interference or a restored constellation diagram. Unlike other synchronization methods, this unified criterion can be used to build an all-in-one synchronizer with high accuracy. The feasibility of this method is proven using a theoretical analysis and supported by sea trial measurement data.

This template can be used to prepare a proceeding for the 10th International Workshop on Astronomical X-Ray Optics, Prague