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Guidelines for Manuscript Submissionconsideration for this, tw c ies t e c rre t r l will be provided foreach article. Additional reprints of articles can be ordered, at cost, by theauthor(s). PD format of the article (if available) can be obtained from thePublisher.LAYOUT:Articles should be typed in single spacing (including footnotes, endnotes andreferences) on one side of the paper only (preferably A4) with the followingmargins: right and left - 4.25 cm, top - 5.5 cm and bottom - 5.2 cm (includingheader – 4.5 cm and footer – 4. cm) in 11 point Times New oman font.ootnotes should be numbered consecutively and placed at the end of themanuscripts. ootnotes should be kept to a minimum. Tables and diagramsshould be provided on separate sheets at the end of the manuscript and theirpositions indicated in the text.eferences should be placed in alphabetical order at the end of the text andshould be cited in the text by the name(s) of the author(s), followed by the yearof publication. hen an author has more than one publication, arrange thereferences by placing the most recent one first. or books, be certain to includeplace of publication and publisher for a journal include volume, month, andpages. Do not abbreviate titles or citations.They shall appear in the following format:Journals Ahris Yaakub, ealey, . G., and ughes, C. G. (1 0). TheApplication of Geographic Information Systems forrban Landuse Planning and Monitoring: A CaseStudy of Low-cost ousing Development in ualaLumpur, Malaysia. n ironment and PlanninPlannin and esi n, 17, 85- .Lee Lik Meng and Alias Abdullah. (1 ). Concepts andIdeas for An Information System for Land andDevelopment (ISLAND). Journal of PlanninMalaysia, , 24- 4.oo s mer, Spahic. (2002). Studies in the Islamic uiltn ironment. uala Lumpur: esearch Centre,International Islamic niversity Malaysia.© 2012 by MIP 148
PLANNING MALAYSIAJournal of the Malaysia Institute of Planners (2012)Steiner, Frederick. (1999). The Living Landscape: AnEcological Approach To Landscape Planning. NewYork: McGraw-Hill, Inc.Book Chapters:Thesis andUnpublishedMaterials:Proceedings:Reference:Miller D. J., and Sias J. (2000). Deciphering LargeLandslides: Linking Hydrological, Groundwaterand Slope Stability Models Through GIS. InHydrological Applications of GIS, Guernell A.M. and Montrgomery D. R., eds. New York:John Wiley and Sons. 103-121.Alias Abdullah. (1995). An Integrated Method ofMCDM and GIS for Land Use Planning andEnvironmental Resources Management.Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis. Kumamoto, Japan:Kumamoto University.Rainis, R., Jaafar, N., and Mohd Zain, S. (2002). GIS-Based Decision Support System (DSS) forMonitoring and Simulating River WaterQuality. Proceedings of the NationalConference on Rivers ’99, 14-17 October 1999,Penang. 263-269.http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fairprojects/project apa format examples.shtml(retrieved date: ………..)All foreign words must be typed and transliterated. The Editorial Board reservesthe right to change the transliteration of all historical names, titles and non-English terminology to bring them into conformity with its own style.USE OF FORMULA, FIGURES AND TABLES:Formula (mathematical formula) should be used only when necessary and theconclusions derived must be explained and made intelligible to a nonmathematicalreader. Wherever possible, authors are encouraged to place themathematical parts of the article in an appendix. In cases of empirical articles,authors are expected to make readily available a complete set of data and anyspecialized computer programs to interested readers.14© 2012 by MIP
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