Environment poster

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References

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You need 10 References: Arial 18 Pts. References should be numbered 1-10 in the order that they appear in the Poster. Of the 10 references, 3 of them should be primary sources (e.g., scientific journal, NSF, NOAA) and the remaining 7 can be from secondary sources (e.g., New York Times, BBC, National Geographic).

• NOAA, 2007 Fourth Assessment Report by IPCC and NCDC, National Climatic Data Center, Ashville , N.C. 28801.

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Future Work

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Figure caption: Arial 28 Pts. Remember to cite your source with a superscript number and then include your source in the References.1

Student’s Full Name (OSU Email in parenthesis): Arial 54 Pts.

The Ohio State University, Student’s Major Department or School, Columbus Ohio 43210

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Figures, charts, pictures, graphs should be HIGH RESOLUTION images! If you view this poster on your computer screen at 100% and the images look blurry then you need to use an image that has higher resolution. The use of blurry or fuzzy figures, charts, pictures and graphs, etc. will result in a lower grade.

The Crop tool is an easy way to re-size your figures. If you increase the size of your figure remember that is should still be a sharp clear image and NOT blurry. If its blurry you need to use a higher resolution image.

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Headings should be short but descriptive and can include (but are not limited to): Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Examples, Conclusions, Observations or more specific headings that describe the topic you are presenting. For example, if you are studying ozone levels in Antarctica one of your headings might read:

Fluctuating Levels of Ozone

NASA image courtesy Jacques Descloitres, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team

Image courtesy of NASA Office of Satellite and Product Operations

If you are using a figure that is not your own you need to remember to cite your source next to the figure. For example, if you use a satellite image from NOAA you need to cite the source of your image as the example shows below.

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