Submission Style Guide and Template for the GRID 2018 full texts
1st Author1, a, 2nd Author 2, b, …, nth Author n
1 Place of Employment
2 Place of Employment
n Place of Employment 
E-mail: a 1st author email, b 2nd author email
Annotation of the article should no more than 200 words, should present the main impact, content and style of the whole paper and should not contain any citations or links to the text.
Keywords: list of keywords, separated by commas
© 2018 1st Author, 2nd Author, …, nth Author 

1. Introduction
The full texts of papers will be submitted for publication in the European repository of the CEUR Workshop Proceedings. The papers are reproduced directly from the originals presented by the authors. Acceptable formats are RTF, DOC, DOCX. The papers of any category (plenary and sectional talks) should be presented in the specified formats. Moreover, it's need to provide a copy of the agreement with the signature of one author of the material representing all its co-authors (see Agreement_GRID2018.pdf). 
2. Format, style and content
The recommended volume of the full texts based on the plenary talk max 6 pages (6 pages is a number of pages just for article text, without title and abstract), sectional talk max 4 pages (4 pages is a number of pages just for article text, without title and abstract). The CEUR-WS.org offers a model to publish data sets and similar material together with paper  ̶  http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-XXX/paperX/.
2.1. Page size
All papers must be on 297 mm x 210 mm paper (A4 format). It’s recommended to use this sample or example text (GRID2018_example.rtf) as a template. The margins should be 25 mm.
2.2. Elements of the article 
The first page of the manuscript should include the title of the paper, the initials and surnames, affiliations (including country, city, zip code, and address) of all the authors, email addresses, keywords and short abstract. At least one of the authors should provide an e-mail address for correspondence. The title should be centered, with initial capitals, in boldface. Use the styles GRID_Title, GRID_author, GRID_affiliation, GRID_keywords, GRID_email, GRID_Abstract, GRID_copyright for the formatting of corresponding elements of your article. 
2.3. Headings
Use the style GRID_heading 1 for the first level heading, GRID_heading 2 for the nested levels headings.
2.4. Tables, formulas and figures
Table and figures should be centered at the page. They should be numbered and had caption. We recommend to avoid usage of very light colors for background and important details. Please try to use vector graphics whether it is possible. For bitmap images please optimize them for the 600 dpi output. Make sure that image is sharp and clear on the screen at 400% zoom. 
The numbering of the formulas is necessarily made in parentheses and located at the end of the line.
2.5. Page numbering, headers and footers
Do not include headers, footers or page numbers in your final submission. These will be added when the publication is assembled. 
2.6. References
The cited references must be given in a general list at the end of a manuscript and should be numbered by the consecutive numerals as they are mentioned in the main text. The list of references must have the heading References. The references in the text should be in square brackets and use numbers (like [1, 2]). For references to the Web sites, the title must be specified. Author(s) and year of the Web publication should be specified if available [2]. Text of paper should refer to all items in References. All references should include full list of authors with only exception being collaboration papers [3, 4]. It is not permissible to cite unpublished works.
2.7. Footnotes
Footnotes must be numbered with Arabic digits. It is recommended minimizing number of footnotes. If you want to acknowledge support for this work then please make a footnote to paper title or name of particular author. Acknowledgement footnotes must be unnumbered and marked with special characters. Also, acknowledgement may be presented as the section of your text.
3. Example document
This document is an example of the recommended format. It defines the following styles: GRID_Abstract, GRID_Title, GRID_author, GRID_affiliation, GRID_copyright, GRID_keywords, GRID_email, GRID_text, GRID_heading 1, GRID_heading 2, GRID_References. You may copy these styles in to your own document. The example of formatted document is attached (see GRID2018_example.rtf).
4. Conclusion
The message containing the results of the article.
References
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