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Formatting Guidelines

Every camera-ready paper in a GCP volume follows the same single-column layout, so the template below is the fastest way to comply. This page documents the rules the template already implements.

Template

Start every camera-ready paper from the official GCP single-column manuscript template — it already has the correct margins, styles, and heading levels configured, which avoids most of the issues below automatically.

Download Grinrey Conferen Proceedings Template.docx

Page setup

PropertyRequirement
Page sizeA4 (210 × 297 mm)
ColumnsSingle column, full page width
MarginsTop/bottom 0.8 inch, left/right 0.6 inch
Page numbersPlease do not add page numbers
Line spacing1.15

Typography

ElementTypefaceSizeWeight
Paper titleTimes New Roman22 ptRegular
Author namesTimes New Roman14 ptRegular, affiliations as superscript
Author afiliationsTimes New Roman11 ptRegular, affiliations as superscript
Author emailTimes New Roman11 ptRegular
AbstractTimes New Roman11 ptRegular
Body textTimes New Roman12 ptRegular
Section headingsTimes New Roman12 ptBold
Sub-headingsTimes New Roman12 ptBold
Captions / footnotesTimes New Roman9 ptRegular

Use one consistent typeface family throughout a paper. Decorative or display fonts are reserved for the series' own template chrome (cover pages, running headers) and should not appear inside the body of a paper.

Manuscript structure

A GCP paper follows this order; sections that do not apply to a given paper (for example, Acknowledgements) may be omitted, but the remaining order should not change:

  1. Title
  2. Author names and affiliations, with a marked corresponding author
  3. Abstract (200 –300 words)
  4. Keywords (4–6 terms)
  5. Introduction
  6. Main body (methods, results, discussion, or discipline-appropriate equivalents)
  7. Conclusion
  8. Acknowledgements (including AI-tool disclosure, if applicable)
  9. References
  10. Appendices (if any)

Headings

Number section headings with Arabic numerals (1. INTRODUCTION, 2. METHODS) and sub-headings with a decimal scheme (2.1 Prior Approaches, 2.1.1 Rule-Based Methods). Do not number the Abstract, Acknowledgements or References. Use the template's built-in HEADING 1 / HEADING 2 / HEADING 3 styles rather than manually bolding and sizing text, so that a table of contents can be generated automatically at the volume level.

Figures and tables

  • Number figures and tables independently: Fig.1., Fig.2.…; Table 1., Table 2.…
  • Captions sit below figures and above tables.
  • Every figure and table must be referenced in the body text before it appears.
  • Supply raster images at a minimum of 300 dpi at final print size;

Equations

Number displayed equations sequentially in parentheses, right-aligned: E = mc²   (1). Refer to equations in text as "Equation (1)" rather than "the equation above," or "the equation below,"since page breaks in the final typeset volume may separate a reference from its equation.

Reference style

Use IEEE numbered reference style only.

In-text citation

Cite sources with a bracketed number in order of first appearance: "...as shown in prior work [1], later extended by [2, 3]." Do not use author-date citations (e.g. "(Smith, 2021)").

List references in numerical order (the order they first appear in text), not alphabetically. Example entries:

TypeFormat
Journal article[1] A. Author, B. Author, "Title of the article," Journal Name, vol. X, no. Y, pp. 1–10, Year.
Conference paper[2] A. Author, "Title of the paper," in Proceedings of Name of Conference, City, Country, Year, pp. 1–5.
Book[3] A. Author, Title of the Book, Xth ed. City: Publisher, Year.
Online resource[4] Organization, "Title of the page," Year. [Online]. Available: URL. [Accessed: Day Month Year].

File formats and naming

  • Submit camera-ready files as .docx as per GCP template to the conferernce organizer.
  • Please do nmot submit the paper to us directly. Conference organizer will submit paper to us.

Length limits

Unless your conference specifies a different limit, GCP's default is 8 pages including references and figures, using the template's default type sizes and margins. Conferences may set a shorter or longer default for their own volume; the conference's call for papers is the authoritative source for the limit that applies to your paper.

Pre-submission checklist

  • Paper started from the current GCP template, page size matching the conference's specification
  • Title, authors, affiliations, and corresponding author clearly marked
  • Abstract within 200–300 words; 4–6 keywords listed
  • Headings use the template's built-in heading styles, numbered correctly
  • All figures and tables numbered, captioned, referenced in text, and legible at print size
  • References in GCP Numbered Style, in order of first citation
  • AI-tool use disclosed in Acknowledgements, if applicable