NASA Office of Logic Design

NASA Office of Logic Design

A scientific study of the problems of digital engineering for space flight systems,
with a view to their practical solution.

2004 MAPLD International Conference

Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
Washington, D.C.

September 8-10, 2004

Instructions for Journal Submission

The following guidelines are mandatory for 2004 MAPLD International Conference Select Papers that will be subject to peer-review and published in one of the AIAA Journals.  It is each author's decision to decide on whether they wish to submit their paper through this process.

The AIAA Journals are listed below, along with their scope.  We expect most MAPLD papers to be published in Journal of Aerospace Computing, Information, and Communication (JACIC) but any of these journals is acceptable.  Ensure that your submission is accompanied by a statement stating that the work is in the public domain for unlimited distribution - this is MAPLD policy.  Submissions should be made directly to the AIAA WriteTrack System.

Scopes of the various AIAA Journals:

Deadline - November 1st, 2004

 

The following instructions are provided as an aid to guide the author in preparing his or her manuscript for journal submission. These guidelines are mandatory for Select Papers that will be subject to peer-review and publication in the AIAA Journals.

Abstract Preparation Journal abstract content and length guidelines
   
Archival Criteria Submission criteria for AIAA technical journal manuscripts
   
Biography Preparation Journal author biography preparation guidelines
   
Document Types Definitions and format requirements for each document type published in AIAA technical journals
   
Ethical Standards Presentation standards for scientific and engineering work; obligations of editors, authors, reviewers, and engineers and scientists
   
Information for Contributors General journal manuscript submission requirements and document type descriptions
   
Manuscript Style and Format General guidelines for tables, figures, mathematics, and references in AIAA technical journals
   
Numerical Accuracy and Experimental Uncertainty Description of acceptable standards for high-quality investigations with properly documented results
   
Reference Format Required reference information and format guidelines for AIAA technical journals
   
Reprint Orders AIAA technical journal reprint order form for authors who did NOT pay publication charges

Information on the SI system, rules, style conventions, etc: Units And Their Usage

Please contact Kevin Hames at kevin@klabs.org or R. Katz at mapld2004@klabs.org   if you have any questions.

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