Prospectus	A brief description of what the project will be and what you feel the value of the project will bring to others
Data Needs	What do you think you will need to complete the project – imagery (type, resolution, frequency, etc), field data, ancillary data…..
Introduction	A 2-3 page description of what the project is, its objectives, why it is important, who will benefit from it? – It is important to cite from relevant sources to back up your statements
Lit. Review	Who has done something like this before, what techniques were used, what were their results. 2-3 pages
Study Area	A physical and geographic description of the study area. Make sure you cite your sources. 2-3 pages
Methods	How did you perform the analysis, what tools or statistics did you use, how and why did you use them? You do not have to describe keystroke sequences from the software. Make relevant citations from past work. 3-5 pages (or whatever it takes)
Results	A factual reporting of the results of the study. This includes graphs, tables, figures that help explain the result and its statistical significance if appropriate. 3-5 pages
Conclusion	Your interpretation of the results. This is where you take the results and explain why things worked or did not work. What were the assumptions that you made and how did those assumptions help or distract from the results. For instance, your study may have included a statistical test for significance that requires you to have an unbiased sample of the population (actually they all do). If, however, you felt your sample was not particularly representative of the population for whatever reason, you need to identify this and either defend your reason for making that assumption or state that this was a limitation that you needed to work under. Also, what could someone else that is looking at your work do to improve it or push it to another level.