Authors Information-Department of Defense Corrosion Conference 2011

The U.S Department of Defense invites your participation in the 2011 Department of Defense (DoD) Corrosion Conference. This highly regarded technical program has an important impact on our military’s readiness, safety, logistics, and cost for both equipment and infrastructure.

Don't miss your chance to be recognized as a leader in your industry to some of our country's leading military professionals.


Session Topics Include:

Corrosion Management Tools Corrosion Prevention and Control Strategies Impact of Corrosion Prevention on System Design and Construction Facilities Corrosion Management Corrosion Modeling Corrosion Fundamentals Corrosion Detection Corrosion Monitoring and Assessment Corrosion Sensors Life Cycle Management System Engineering	Accelerated and Outdoor Exposure Testing Paints and Coatings Paint and Coating Application Processes Corrosion Inhibitors and Pretreatments Surface Preparation and Coating Removal Inorganic Coatings Metallic Coatings Corrosion Resistant Metallic Alloys Corrosion Resistant Materiel Other Session Topics-as suggested by authors and session organizers

Welcome, DoD Authors!

Thank you for being a part of the 2011 Department of Defense (DoD) Corrosion Conference (2011DoDCC). The success of this 2011DoDCC is made possible by you, as your participation by briefing in and your preparation of the associated technical paper for your assigned Technical Session makes a direct contribution to the body of technical knowledge of research and technology in the field of corrosion that is also very important to the DoD in carrying out its mission.

This Web site is dedicated to providing you with the resources to submit a high-quality paper and to help familiarize you with NACE/DoDCC policies.

At the top of this page you will find the following:


	Download the Conference Technical Program (pdf)

Technical Program Manual for Authors—This manual is your best resource and we recommend that you consult it frequently. You will find:

How to Contact Your Symposium Chair
NACE Staff Responsibilities and Contact Information
Style Guidelines for Symposium Papers
A Checklist for Your Paper
Sample Pages for Formatting Your Paper
And More!

Deadlines for DoD 2011—In order to provide you with the highest quality technical program, all deadlines are final.

	June 1, 2011	Papers uploaded into Confex System
	June 29, 2011	PowerPoint presentations uploaded into Confex System
	July 15, 2011	Final papers must be uploaded into Confex System

Paper Templates—We strongly encourage you to use a paper template as you begin to write your paper. The template will help guide you through the style requirements required for your paper to be approved for presentation. Two templates are available: a template for papers with one or two authors (single author), and a template for papers with three or more authors (multiple authors).

Sample Paper—Included on this page is a high-quality paper that has been formatted in accordance with NACE style requirements. This paper has been provided courtesy of Dick Horvath.


	Download the Antitrust Policy (pdf)

Antitrust and Spokesperson Policies—Authors should become familiar with these NACE policies.

Information for International Authors—Find information about acquiring a visa to the U.S. and how to request a letter of invitation.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact papers@nace.org.

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