Instructions for authors

The deadline for paper submission is November 04, 2016

We would like to inform you that the Passaport number of Non-Brazilian nationals is a mandatory field for paper submission. This information is necessary for the correctness of the XVIII BSRS Proceedings.
Electronic submissions of papers must be made exclusively through the "Submission form".
Submit only PDF files (up to 4Mb).
There is no maximum limit for co-authors and no limit of papers for author.
Do not forget to enter ALL co-authors in the submission of paper.
Only full papers with up to eight (8) pages, including figures, tables, equations, and
References will be accepted in PDF format (< 4Mb).
Papers can be submitted in two categories: (1) regular papers and (2) scientific initiation papers (for undergraduate students).
Formatting rules of the papers for the XVIII SBSR are described in the file below. Use the format of this file as a basis for writing your paper and DO NOT NUMBER THE PAGES.

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Submitted papers will be reviewed by a Technical and Scientific Committee and Collaborator composed of professionals of all areas of interest. The following topics will be considered:
- Importance and originality;
- Theme relevance and adherence to the conference scope;
- Scientific rigor and quality of data analysis;
- Text clearness and presentation quality;
- Format according to the instructions.

Approved papers may be presented in the Technical Session or in the Interactive Panel Session, according to the recommendation of the Technical and Scientific Committee.

Note: Every form of plagiarism, intentional and willful copying, or intellectual dishonesty, misrepresentation, crime of forgery, tampering, removal of the source or omission of identification of its creator, including the addition of author stranger to the paper or changing the sequence of authors should be restrained, repressed and punished. The Organization of XVIII SBSR is not responsible for any case of plagiarism, and Author (s) / Co-author (s) are fully responsible for taking the appropriate actions.