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ROSES Formatting Notes

NASA High Priority Open‑Source Science (HPOSS)#

Internal Formatting Guide for TriadicFrameworks Submission#


1. Page Limits#

  • Scientific/Technical Proposal: 15 pages maximum
  • Open Science Plan: 2 pages
  • References, biosketches, and attachments: no page limit
  • Cover Letter: 1 page

Page limits apply to text, figures, tables, and captions.


2. Formatting Requirements#

  • Font: 12‑point Times New Roman or equivalent
  • Spacing: Single or 1.15 line spacing
  • Margins: 1‑inch on all sides
  • Page Size: US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches)
  • Header/Footer: Page numbers recommended but not required

Figures and tables must use legible text (≥ 9‑point).


3. File Format and Submission#

  • All documents must be submitted as PDF files.
  • PDFs must be searchable (no scanned images).
  • All files are uploaded through NSPIRES (primary) or Grants.gov (alternate).
  • File names should be clear and descriptive (e.g., TriadicFrameworks_Proposal.pdf).

4. Proposal Structure (ROSES Standard)#

  1. Cover Letter
  2. Scientific/Technical Proposal (≤ 15 pages)
  3. Open Science Plan (≤ 2 pages)
  4. References
  5. Biosketch(es)
  6. Current & Pending Support
  7. Budget & Budget Justification
  8. Facilities & Resources
  9. Other Attachments (if applicable)

5. Citations and References#

  • Use a consistent citation style (APA, Chicago, or similar).
  • Include DOIs whenever available.
  • References do not count toward page limits.

6. Accessibility and Clarity#

NASA strongly encourages:

  • clear, concise writing,
  • minimal jargon,
  • well‑structured sections,
  • labeled figures and tables,
  • logical flow and readability.

7. Open‑Science Expectations#

HPOSS proposals must demonstrate:

  • transparency,
  • reproducibility,
  • open licensing,
  • public accessibility of outputs.

These expectations are addressed in the Open Science Plan and reinforced throughout the proposal.


8. Internal Notes for TriadicFrameworks#

  • All specifications (dsrsp/0.1, RSM, vST, SLRP) should reference their DOIs.
  • All diagrams should be minimal and structural, not artistic.
  • Avoid speculative language; emphasize reproducibility and infrastructure.
  • Maintain consistent terminology across all sections.

9. Final Review#

Before submission, verify:

  • page limits are respected,
  • formatting is consistent,
  • PDFs are searchable,
  • all DOIs resolve correctly,
  • all required sections are present.

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