Geotechnical Engineering Journal of the SEAGC 2018 Vol.xx No.

x November 2018 ISSN 00xx-xxxx

Template for Publication of Discussion and Authors’ Replies for Papers on the
SEAGC 2018 Journal

A. First1 and B. Second2

1
Department of Somefield, Institution of Someplace, City, Country
2
Department of Somefield, Institution of Someplace, City, Country
E-mail: email@address

ABSTRACT: Instruction for the preparation of the full papers for the Journal of the SEAGS and AGSSEA is presented. This template
provides you with an example of the layout and style, which we wish you to adopt during the preparation of your paper. Please, make an
abstract as short as possible (5~8 lines). Authors of papers to proceedings have to type these in a form suitable for direct photographic
reproduction by the publisher. In order to ensure uniform style throughout the volume, all the papers have to be prepared strictly according to
the instructions set below
Keywords: Vacuum consolidation, combined loading, oedometer, earth pressure, deformation.

1. INTRODUCTION of the caption should be nearly as large as the typeface used for the
text.
These are instruction for the preparation of full papers to be
published in the Journal of SEAGS and AGSSEA. Please follow the
instructions carefully.

2. INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 Format
The Paper should be prepared according to the instructions provided
in this section. Use the formatting of this template and do not
change it.

Table 1 Editorial Instructions
Item Explanation
Paper size Use A4 format (210 x 297 mm)
Length Full papers pages to be decided by author
Margins Leave 2 cm as margins on top, 1.5 cm as
margins on bottom and on left and right side
Fonts Use bold 14 point Times New Roman font for
Title; 10 point Times New Roman font for
Authors; 9 point Times New Roman font in
1.0 line spacing for text
2.1.1 Headings
All the headings should be in bold style. The section headings
should be in capital letters, the subsections in upper and lower case.
Do not underline. Section and subsection headings should be left
justified. After section headings and subsection headings use 6 point
or 0.5 line space.
2.1.2 Paragraphs
The first paragraph of each section needs no indentation.
Paragraphs after the first paragraph of each section need 1.5
characters indentation at the first line. Leave no line space between
the paragraphs.
2.1.3 Tables
Tables should be presented as indicated in Table 1. Their layout
should be consistent throughout. Horizontal lines should be placed
above and below label headings, below subheadings and at the end
of the table. Vertical lines should be avoided.
Figure 1 Insert figure caption here
2.1.5 Equations
Equations should be confined to one column wherever possible, as
in Eq. (1), and the equation array environment may be used to split
equations into several lines, for example in Eq. (1), or to align
several equations. Equation should be kept 12 point or 1.0 line
space from above and underneath text lines.
U = D( 1,  2,  3,  4)R12 (a,  5)R13 (b,  6)
R14 (c,  7)R23 (d,  8)R24 (e,  9)R34 (f,  10) (1)
3. CONCLUSION
These instructions have shown how to prepare a full paper for
publication in the SEAGS & AGSSEA Journal. We look forward to
receiving your paper contribution.
4. REFERENCES
American Petroleum Institute (API). (1993) Recommended Practice
for Planning, Designing and Constructing Fixed Offshore
Platforms – Working Stress Design, API Recommended
Practice 2AWSD (RP 2A-WSD), 20th edition, p191
Earth, J. B., and Geo, W. P., (1991) "Asian geotechnical amongst
authors of conference Publications", Proceedings of Int.
Conference on Asian Geotechnical, Hong Kong, pp133-137.
Finn, W. D. L., and Fujita, N. (2002) "Piles in liquefiable soils:
seismic analysis and design issues". Soil Dynamics and
Earthquake Engineering, 22, Issues 9-12, pp731-742.

2.1.4 Figures
Figures and photographs must carry numbers in the text (e.g. Figure
1) and captions. Captions should be complete enough to allow
appreciation of the illustration without referring to the text. Lettering