How to submit a Final Paper?

Thank you very much for your interest in the ISPRS CMRT13 Workshop. The following steps should give you a guideline for the submission of your camera ready paper (deadline is 15 September 2013). You are kindly asked to prepare your paper as PDF file locally on your own computer, using the templates supplied below, and then to submit the PDF you have generated.

Guideline to read the reviewer comments

• Use the link Paper Information.
• You are asked to login to the Copernicus Office Meeting Organizer. Please use the same account as for the initial paper submission.
• Click on the "Reviewer Comments" Link.

Guideline to submit your Final Paper

• Use the link "Final Paper Submission".
• You are asked to login to the Copernicus Office Meeting Organizer. Please use the same account as for the initial paper submission.
• Use the link "Final Paper Submission".
• Check the metadata (title, authors, affiliations). Please add all authors, as these data will be used for the publication and the programme generation.
• Use the template for WORD (doc) or LaTeX (tex) to generate your full paper as a PDF file.
• Upload your prepared final paper PDF file.
• The online system then embeds yourfinal paper PDF file in an umbrella template including the automatic generation of the actual header. The outcome is a complete paper PDF file.
• If the conversion of your final paper fails please specifies your problem, we will then take care.
• Submit your final paper.

In case any questions arise, please contact us at meetings@copernicus.org.

General Remarks

• All accepted papers need to be updated to final papers (6 pages), which will be published in the ISPRS Annals if one author at least is registered for the conference before the authors registration date.
• For further details on how to format your paper, please refer to the ISPRS author's guideline (orange book).
• Papers should be clear, concise and written in English with correct spelling and good sentence structure.
• We recommend that the paper is carefully compiled and thoroughly checked, in particular with regard to the list of authors, before submission in order to avoid last minute changes.
• The submission of a paper carries with it the obligation that it is actually presented at the meeting by the author or by one of the co-authors.