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Newsletters
Attention All GIGSA Members
The GIGSA Newsletter is sent to around 1,500 direct e-mail contact,
and is posted on the International
Geosynthetics Society (IGS) official web
page as well as
the GIGSA web site
and thus receives a lot of international exposure.
When submitting articles, please ensure that they are written in a
professional technical style, and avoid any hint of "puffery".
We have had some adverse comment about some past articles, where the
companies submitting material for publication adopted a rather 'hard-sell" style,
which does not go down too well with many of our readers. Our editorial
advisors reserve the right to edit out any such content.
Please limit
articles to one A4 page (including high-quality photographs) where
possible. Longer articles may be considered if they are particularly
interesting, but there is no guarantee that there will be space for
such material, in any particular publication. Here's looking forward
to great newsletters ahead! Please send all material to peter@kaytech.co.za.
Regards,
Peter Davies
Newsletter Editor
The South African Chapter of the
International Geosynthetics Society (IGS)
Mobile: 083 252 8206
peter@kaytech.co.za
www.gigsa.org
PO Box 116, Pinetown 3600
Tel: +27 31 717 2245
Fax: +27 31 702 3173
Newsletter Editorial Guidelines (PDF 597 KB)
GIGSA's Current Issue February 2011 (.pdf 1.06 MB) |
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