List the methods used or the software used to perform the analyses, and describe how they work. About the software used, it is also necessary to talk about the functions used inside these software and explain roughly how they work.
Also give here the main references which describe in detail the methods or the indicated software (it can also be a Web URL)
Results-CECILE
Describe the results you get. This section is strictly descriptive and it should not contain any interpretation or discussion. Insert maps, tables, graphs of results and in the text describe the main results only.
RAJOUTER DES TABLEAUX EXCEL?
Discussion -CECILE
Among the results described in the previous section, extract the most important and try to explain them and interpret them. You can make assumptions and use the results to support your statements.
Conclusion -RENE
Shortly (5 lines) recall the problematics and the working hypothesis with some contextual elements, and indicate to what extent you have been able to verify it.
References-RENE
List here the list of articles, reports and web pages to which you referred in your manuscript.
These references must be abbreviated in the body of the text. Here is an example: "Richard Feynman gives several interesting examples that reveal the misdeeds of pseudo-sciences (Feynman 2010)"
And in the references at the end of the article, this element should appear as follows:
- Feynman, R.P. (2000) Vous voulez rire, monsieur Feynman ! Odile Jacob. Paris.
Use alphabetical order.
Contributions of the authors
(explain who did what in writing the manuscript, processing the data, crweating maps, etc. For example: “SJ and RG looked for references and drafted the state of the art, SJ, RG, and CS wrote the introduction and conclusion, CS performed the calculations and wrote the results section, SJ and CS have elaborated thematic maps”)