Paper title (align left, 16p, bold) - style „TITLE“

Author/s and id: ORCID (align left, 12p, bold) – example Jan Novák (id: 0000-0003-4494-7864), Pavel Novotný (id: 0000-1447-4494-7865) - style “Author/s”

Affiliation (optional include organization, country) (align left, 12p, italic, bold) - style “Affiliation”

Abstract (align left, 14p, bold) - style “Abstract”

Abstract (justify, 12p) – style “Text abstract“

Key words (align left, 14p, bold) - style “Key words”

Key words (justify, 12p) – style “Text key words”

Title of chapter (align left, 14p, bold) – style „Title of chapter“

Text (justify, 12p) – style „Text paper“

Please, don´t add any own formatting in the text, important words or couple of words in the text can be emphasized in bold; separate paragraphs only by rows (enter). Preferably, use prepared styles.

Please, abide by the template paper structure, it is obligatory.

Titles of chapters are as follows:

Introduction

Materials and methods

Results and discussion

Conclusion

Use Arabic numerals for numbered lists in styles of levels 1. / 1.1 / 1.1.1 and so on – an example follows:

1. list item

2. list item

2.1 list item

2.2 list item

3. list item

For unnumbered list, use a dash as bullets – an example follows:

- list item

- list item

- list item

Don´t use a header, a footer, nor page numbers!

Corresponding author:

Name and surname, including titles (align left, 12p, italic) – style “address”

Institution (name, post address, country, id: ROR)

Contact (telephone number, e-mail)

References (align left, 14p, bold) – style “Literature”

References have to be alphabetically ordered and each reference has to be mentioned in the text as a continuous quotation and vice versa. The Harvard referencing convention is required as follows:

Referencing in the text:

In case of only one author: (Čechura, 2014)

In case of two authors: (Čechura and Hockmann, 2015)

In case of more than two authors: (Čechura et al., 2015)

Creating a reference list:

Name resources here, from which you drew (in block, 12p) – style „List literature“.

Examples:

Čechura, L., Žáková Kroupová Z. and Hockmann, H. (2015) “Market Power in the European Dairy Industry”, AGRIS on-line Papers in Economics and Informatics, Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 39 – 47. ISSN 1804-1930.

Šimek, P., Vaněk, J., Jarolímek, J. and Šimek, P. (2008) „Development of communication infrastructure in rural areas of the Czech Republic“, Agricultural Economics, Vol. 54, No. 3, pp. 129 – 134. ISSN 0139-570X.

Rawat, P.K. (2014) „GIS development to monitor climate change and its geohydrological consequences on non-monsoon crop pattern in Himalaya“, Computers & Geosciences. Vol. 70, pp 80 – 98. ISSN 0098-3004. DOI 10.1016/j.cageo.2014.04.010.

IEEE Computer Society. (2008) „IEEE Computer Soci-ety Style Guide“. IEEE Computer Society, Nov. 2008. [Online]. Available: http://www.computer.org/author/ style/cs-style.htm [Accessed: 23 Jan. 2009].

Voříšek, J. (2015), “Principy a modely řízení podnikové informatiky”, Prague, Oeconomica, p. 446, ISBN 978-80-245-2086-5. (In Czech)

Notes:

The paper length is limited to 16 normopages (including graphs, tables and references).

Graphs, tables and pictures must be sent as separate files too.

Name the file containing the text of paper with a surname of the first author without diacritic marks (an example: novak.doc).

Name other files (graphs, pictures) with a surname of the first author without diacritic marks, further write a type of supplement (a graph, a picture) and an ordinal number of a relevant type of supplement. Separate all words with underline marks “_” (an example: novak_graph_1.xls, novak_graph_2.xls, novak_pic_1.jpg).

Input all files in ZIP archive named with a surname of the first author (an example: novak.zip) and submit into the journal registration system after your logging on!

Thank you for cooperation!