Project Report Guidelines

This document contains dos and don'ts for WRF researchers who wish to publish findings from their WRF projects in third-party journals.
 

This document outlines the permitted uses of material developed for WRF research projects.
 

This document provides a template letter for researchers to request permission to use materials (e.g., figures, tables, etc.) copyrighted by other publishers.
 

This form must be filled out by the researcher and submitted with all research reports and project deliverables.
 

This zip file is intended to make it easy for researchers to download the stand-alone documents named under “Preparing Research Reports” and “Supporting Resources.” Please download and unzip/extract the files to your local device.

In accordance with the Project Funding Agreement, these letters must be signed by representatives of the participating utilities.  This is an example of language that participating utilities might include in their confirmation letters.
 

This form must be submitted with the completed Final Report package.
 

This document provides guidance on the types of project deliverables accepted by The Water Research Foundation.
 

Researchers who plan to prepare a standard research report as their project deliverable should follow the formatting guidelines set forth in the Research Report Template.
 

These are criteria used by The Water Research Foundation to determine whether software should to be created either to replace or to accompany a printed research report.
 

Feasibility Study and criteria used by The Water Research Foundation to determine whether a web-based product such as a website or webtool should be created to replace a printed research report.
 

This document outlines the visual standards for The Water Research Foundation brand.