This repository contains a LaTeX class for creating an extended abstract that follows the American Meteorological Society's instructions for formatting.
This LaTeX template includes and uses the AMS reference and citation format
reference section style. To change, ametsocV6 in the
\bibliographystyle{} command can be swapped for any user specified
.bst file if a different reference and in-text citation format is
preferred (note that this would not adhere to the AMS extended
abstract formatting guidelines).
The AMS extended abstract formatting guidelines are relatively rigid. However, you can pick between 9pt and 10pt font.
- 9pt, 10pt - AMS allows the font size of the main text to be within 9-10 pts.
Below is example LaTeX using the template. This example is similar
to what is in the ./template.tex file.
\documentclass[9pt]{amsextabs}
% Enter your paper's/talk's title
\papertitle{Paper title}
% Your paper number is the <session number>.<paper number>
\papernumber{J1A.1}
\author{\normalsize{John Doe}\thanks{\noindent\textit{Corresponding author address:}
John Doe, Street Address, City, AB ZIP code;\newline
E-mail: \href{mailto:}{}.}\\
\small{\textit{Affliliation}}
}
\begin{document}
% This creates the title and corresponding author information.
% This should not have to change.
\extabstitle
\saythanks
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% PLACE TEXT OF EXTENDED ABSTRACT HERE
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\section{Introduction}
Add your text here. You can use cite as with the AMS manuscript LaTeX
template \citep[e.g.,][]{Eliassen1951}.
% You can also use \subsection and \subsubsection
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\acknowledgments
Add acknowledgments here.
\bibliographystyle{ametsocV6}
\bibliography{references}
\end{document}