Formatting guidelines for contributions to the International Railway Symposium Aachen

Word Version

Last name, first name1, last name, first name2, last name, first name3

1Institution

2Institution

3Institution

Summary

This text serves as a template for contributions to the conference "International Railway Symposium Aachen".

Keyworts: Formatting guideline; IRSA

Introduction

In order to achieve a uniform appearance of the conference proceedings, all authors should submit their contributions in the format described here. Please submit your contribution for the assessment phase in this form. This allows to estimate the length of your contribution and makes it easier for you – if your contribution is accepted – to finish your work. Accepted contributions will only be published if they are available on time and in the format described here.

General information

Please use this template to format your document and replace it with your own.

Font

Times New Roman is used as a font.

Type area

The page margins are defined in the document class. Please do not make any changes to the type area format.

The margins correspond to those of the Latex template:

top 2,0 cm	left 2,5 cm

bottom 4,0 cm	right 3,5 cm

Please do not change the page style settings, see section 1. The correct header and page numbers will be added later.

Section

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A

List

Of

Five

Elements

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First element

Second element

Last element

Section with table

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Table 1: Table heading

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Data a	0	1	2
Data b	1	2	3
Data c	2	3	4
Data d	3	4	5
Data e	4	5	6
Sum	Result 1	Result 2	Result 3

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Subsection with illustration

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Figure 1: Caption

Concluding part

Acknowledgment

We would like to thank the organizers of "Mensch und Computer 2017" for providing the formatting template on which this template is based.

Literature

[1]	Pachl, Jörn: Systemtechnik des Schienenverkehrs - Bahnbetrieb planen, steuern und sichern. 8. Auflage. Berlin, Heidelberg, New York: Springer-Verlag, 2016

Authors

Last name, first name
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Last name, first name
Short vita.

Footnote