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环境类外文期刊(SCIEI)投稿指南

环境类外文期刊(SCIEI)投稿指南

环境类外文期刊(SCI\EI)投稿指南一.《SCI》收录的外文科技期刊1. Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology. 1970. 4/yr. (环境科学与技术评论)ED: Terry J. Logan, Department of Agronomy, Ohio state University, Columbus, OH, USA. /715B0006 ISSN 1064-33892. Journal of the Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology. 1958. 6/ry. (环境科学与技术学会志) *ED: Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology, 940 E. Northwest Highway, Mt. Prospect , IL 60056-3422, USA.Tel: 847 255 1561Fax: 847 255 1699E-mail: InstEnvSci@/715B0007 ISSN 1098-43213. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety; Environmental Research Section B. 1977. 9/yr. (生态毒物学与环境安全)ED:International Society of Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety.Professor Dr.Miki Goto, Institute of Ecotoxicology, GakushuinUniversity, 5-1 Mejiro 1 chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 171, JapanE-mail: apcs@/715B0010 ISSN 0147-65134.Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 1962. 4/yrSpringer-verlag,175 Fifth Ave, New York, NY,10010 (环境污染与毒物学评论)715B0013 ISSN 0179-59535.Environmental Progress. 1982. 4/yr. American Institute of ChemicalEngineers, 34E.47th St. New York, NY 10017-2395. USA. (环境进展) *Tel: 212 705 8100Fax: 212 705 8400/publications/package.htm/715B0014 ISSN 0278-44916. Water Environmental Research. 1989. 7/yr. Water Environmental Federation, 601WytheST., Alexandria, VA 22314-1994, USA. (水环境研究) *Fax: 703 684 2492E-mail: Kroy@//Periodicals/WatEnvResearch/index.htm715B0084-2 ISSN 1061-43037. Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association. 1907.12/yr. Air and Waste Management Association, Po Box 2861, Pittsburgh, PA 15230, USA.(空气与废物管理协会会志)*715B0085 ISSN 1096-22478. Environmental Science and Technology. 1967. 24/yr. American Chemical Society,Member and Subscriber Service Dept L-0011 Columbus, Oh 43268-0011, USA.(环境科学与技术)*ED: American Chemical Society, Member and Subscriber Services, Dept. L-0011, Columbus, OH 43268-0011, USA.Tel: 614 447 3776Fax: 614 447 3671E-mail: service@/715B0086 ISSN 0013-936X9. Noise Control Engineering Journal. 1973. 6/yr. (噪声控制工程杂志) *ED: Institute of Noise Control Engineering, Po Box 3206, Arlington Branch, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12603,USA>715B0105 ISSN 0736-250110. Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part A: Toxic-Hazardous Substances and Environmental Engineering. 1965. 8/yr.(环境科学与保健杂志A B C) *ED: Shahamat U. Khan, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USA.E-mail: journals@/715B0109-1 ISSN 1093-425911. Environmental Health Perspectives. 1972. 12/yr (环境卫生展望)ED:National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, US Dept. Of Healthand Human Services . Gibert S. Omenn, University of Michigan, AnnArbor, MichiganE-mail: gomenn@715B0130 ISSN 0091-676512. Environmental Engineering Science. 1984. 6/yr.(环境工程科学)ED:Domenico Grasso, Rosemary Bradford Hewlett Professor and Chair, PickerEngineering Program, Smith College, Northampyon, MA 01063E-mail: dgrasso@E-mail: liebert@/ees/default.htm715B0179 ISSN 1092-875813. Ambio: A Journal of the Human Environment. 1972. 8/yr. Allen Press Inc., 1041 Ner Hampshire Street. Po Box 368, Lawrence, KS 66044-8897, USA.(人类环境杂志)ED: Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.Tel: 785 843 1234Fax: 785 843 1244/715B0232 ISSN 0044-744714.Environment. 1959. 10/yr。

water research的under review -回复

water research的under review -回复

water research的under review -回复水资源研究论文正在审稿中水资源是地球上最宝贵的资源之一,对于维持生态平衡和人类生活至关重要。

许多学者和科研人员致力于水资源的研究,以寻找更有效的管理和保护方法。

本文将深入探讨一篇水资源研究论文,该论文目前正在审稿中,涉及的主题涵盖了水资源的不同方面。

我们将逐步解析该研究的重点、方法、发现以及未来的研究方向。

# 1. 引言水资源的管理一直是全球范围内的重要议题,尤其是在面临气候变化和人口增长的背景下。

该研究的引言部分将会介绍水资源管理的背景和重要性。

作者可能会提到水资源面临的挑战,例如干旱、水污染和过度开采等。

同时,引言还可能包括对现有研究的回顾,以突显该研究的创新点。

# 2. 研究目的与问题在这一部分,我们将探讨该研究的目的和研究问题。

作者可能会明确表达他们的研究目标是什么,以及他们试图回答的具体问题。

这有助于读者理解该研究的动机和预期成果。

# 3. 方法论研究的方法论部分将涉及作者采用的研究方法和数据收集技术。

这可能包括实地调查、实验室实验、数据分析等。

我们将关注作者如何设计研究以回答之前提出的问题,并确保其方法的可靠性和有效性。

# 4. 主要发现这一部分将重点关注研究的主要发现。

作者可能会介绍他们发现的关键数据、模型结果或其他实证证据。

我们将对这些发现进行深入解读,以便更好地理解水资源管理方面的现状和趋势。

# 5. 讨论与分析在讨论与分析部分,我们将深入研究作者对研究结果的解释和他们对所发现问题的洞察。

这可能涉及到对比先前的研究、分析结果的影响以及讨论实施新管理策略的可行性等方面。

# 6. 潜在贡献与局限性我们还将审视研究的潜在贡献和局限性。

作者可能会指出他们的研究对于解决特定问题或发展相关领域的重要性。

同时,他们也可能识别研究的局限性,为未来研究提出建议。

# 7. 结论最后,我们将回顾整个研究,总结主要发现,并强调这项研究对水资源管理领域的重要性。

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历(原创版)目录1.引言:介绍 water research 的投稿经历2.投稿过程:描述投稿的具体步骤和经历3.审稿过程:介绍审稿的流程和遇到的问题4.修改和接受:描述修改文章的过程和最终被接受的喜悦5.总结:对整个投稿经历进行总结和反思正文water research 的投稿经历是我科研生涯中难以忘记的一段记忆。

从选题到撰写,再到修改和投稿,整个过程充满了挑战和机遇。

投稿过程对我来说是一个全新的体验。

首先,我需要在官方网站上注册一个账号,然后按照要求填写投稿信息。

这个过程看似简单,但实际上需要仔细核对每一个细节,以确保信息的准确性。

在填写完投稿信息后,我需要将文章上传到系统中。

这里需要注意的是,文章需要按照 water research 的格式要求进行排版,否则可能会影响审稿进度。

接下来是审稿过程,这是整个投稿过程中最为关键的一环。

我的文章首先被送到了编辑手中,编辑会对文章的主题和结构进行初步评估。

如果文章通过了初审,就会被送到审稿人手中。

在这个阶段,审稿人会对文章的学术价值和质量进行详细的评估。

我遇到的审稿人非常专业,他们提出了很多有建设性的意见和建议。

在收到审稿意见后,我需要对文章进行修改,并提交给编辑。

这个过程我反复进行了几次,直到审稿人满意为止。

在经过几个月的修改和完善后,我的文章终于被接受了。

那一刻,我感到了由衷的喜悦和成就感。

这次投稿经历让我深刻地认识到,科研工作不仅仅是研究,还包括沟通和协作。

只有将自己的研究成果与其他人分享,才能获得更多的反馈和提高。

总的来说,这次 water research 的投稿经历对我来说是一次宝贵的学习和成长机会。

我从中收获了很多,包括学术上的进步和个人能力的提升。

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历摘要:一、投稿前的准备1.了解期刊2.选择合适的期刊3.阅读投稿指南4.准备稿件二、投稿过程1.注册并登录投稿系统2.填写投稿信息3.上传稿件4.确认投稿信息5.稿件状态跟踪三、审稿与修改1.审稿周期2.收到审稿意见3.审稿意见的处理4.修改后重新提交稿件5.再次审稿四、接收与发表1.收到接收通知2.支付版面费3.校稿与排版4.正式发表正文:我曾经有过一次在《Water Research》期刊投稿的经历。

在这个过程中,我深刻地体会到了投稿前的准备、投稿过程的注意事项以及审稿与修改的重要性。

下面,我将详细地分享我的投稿经历。

首先,进行投稿前的准备是至关重要的。

我通过查阅相关资料和咨询同行,了解了《Water Research》期刊的基本情况,包括它的影响因子、审稿速度和发表周期等。

此外,我还深入研究了该期刊的投稿指南,以确保我的稿件符合期刊的要求。

在此基础上,我开始着手准备稿件。

在投稿过程中,我首先在期刊官网上注册并登录投稿系统。

接着,我按照系统提示填写了投稿信息,包括作者信息、标题、摘要和关键词等。

然后,我将稿件上传至系统,并确认了投稿信息。

在投稿过程中,我时刻关注着稿件状态,以便及时了解审稿进度。

经过一段时间的等待,我收到了审稿意见。

我认真阅读了审稿人的建议,并在修改过程中尽量满足他们的要求。

在修改后,我将稿件重新提交至系统。

经过再次审稿,我的稿件终于被接收。

我收到了接收通知,并按照要求支付了版面费。

随后,我参与了校稿与排版工作,确保论文质量达到期刊要求。

最后,我的论文在《Water Research》期刊上正式发表。

总之,这次投稿经历让我深刻认识到,要想成功发表一篇论文,需要做好充分的准备,关注投稿过程中的细节,并根据审稿意见进行认真修改。

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历在我国,水资源问题一直是社会各界关注的热点。

为了更好地解决水资源问题,科研人员不断致力于水研究,为我国水资源管理提供科学依据。

本文将分享一篇关于水研究的论文投稿经历,以期为相关领域的研究者提供参考。

首先,论文的选题与撰写。

在开展水研究时,选题至关重要。

研究者需关注当前水资源领域的热点问题,并结合自身研究方向,确定具有针对性的课题。

在撰写论文时,应遵循严谨的科学态度,确保数据的准确性和可靠性。

此外,论文结构要清晰,逻辑性强,使读者能够快速了解研究内容。

接下来,论文的投稿。

在投稿之前,研究者需确保论文质量,对论文进行反复修改和完善。

选择合适的期刊也是关键一步。

研究者可根据论文的主题、质量以及期刊的影响因子等因素,挑选适合的投稿目标。

在投稿过程中,遵循期刊的投稿要求,如格式、字数限制等,以免因格式问题导致投稿被拒。

本文以water research为例,分享一篇论文的投稿经历。

在投稿前,我们已确保论文质量,并按照期刊要求进行修改。

在投稿过程中,我们密切关注投稿状态,与审稿人保持良好沟通,针对审稿意见进行认真回复。

经过一段时间的等待,论文最终被water research接收。

论文发表后,研究者还需关注论文的传播与影响。

通过参加学术会议、发布研究成果等形式,提高论文的知名度。

同时,关注论文的引用情况,评估研究成果对水研究领域的影响。

总之,一篇优秀的论文离不开严谨的研究态度和艰辛的付出。

通过分享本文的投稿经历,希望能为水研究领域的研究者提供一定的参考。

在未来的水研究道路上,我们将继续努力,为我国水资源问题的解决贡献力量。

water resource research 的投稿

water resource research 的投稿

water resource research 的投稿
《Water Resources Research》是一本以English为主的未开放获取国际优秀期刊,中文名称为水资源研究,主要刊登水文过程模拟方面的文章。

以下是期刊的部分投稿经验:审稿速度:编辑部约3个月。

接收率:约25$\%$。

稿件量:编辑部每年收到的稿件数量约为2500+,录用率约为25$\%$。

投稿难度:WRR是水科学领域的权威期刊,主要刊登水文过程模拟方面的文章。

偏重于数值模拟等理论研究,难度较大。

投稿时,建议作者关注期刊的最新要求和动态,并认真按照期刊的要求准备稿件。

祝你的投稿过程顺利!。

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历【原创版】目录1.引言:介绍 water research 期刊2.投稿过程:描述投稿经历3.审稿人反馈:讨论审稿人提出的修改意见4.作者修改:描述作者根据审稿人意见进行的修改5.最终结果:文章被接收的过程6.结论:总结投稿经历,给出对作者的建议正文water research 是一本国际性的学术期刊,专注于水资源和污水处理领域的研究。

最近,我有幸经历了在该期刊投稿的过程,现在我将这个过程分享给大家,希望对有志于在该期刊发表论文的作者有所帮助。

投稿过程相当简单。

首先,我在期刊官网上注册了一个账户,然后按照提示提交了论文。

在提交后,我收到了一封确认邮件,告诉我论文已经进入审稿流程。

接下来,等待审稿结果的过程开始了。

大约三个月后,我收到了审稿人的反馈。

审稿人提出了一些建设性的修改意见,包括对数据分析的深入解释,以及对论文结构和语言的改进建议。

我非常感谢审稿人的意见,因为这些建议帮助我提高了论文的质量。

我花了大约一个月的时间根据审稿人的意见进行了修改,并重新提交了论文。

然后,我再次等待审稿结果。

这一次,审稿人给出了积极的反馈,并表示如果我按照他们的建议进行修改,他们将推荐我的论文被接收。

我按照他们的建议进行了修改,并重新提交了论文。

最后,我收到了期刊的接收通知。

这个过程总共花了大约六个月的时间,但我认为这是值得的,因为我的论文得到了更好的完善,而且我也从审稿人的意见中学到了很多。

总的来说,water research 的投稿经历是积极的。

虽然审稿过程较长,但审稿人的反馈非常专业和建设性。

我建议所有希望在该期刊发表论文的作者在投稿前仔细阅读期刊的投稿指南,并确保他们的论文符合期刊的要求。

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历(原创版)目录1.引言:介绍 water research 期刊2.投稿准备:详细描述投稿前的准备工作3.投稿过程:描述投稿的具体步骤和经历4.审稿结果:介绍审稿结果和作者的反馈5.结论:总结投稿经历,给出建议正文水资源研究(water research)是一本国际知名的学术期刊,专注于水资源领域的研究。

近期,我有幸向该期刊投稿并成功发表了一篇文章。

下面我将详细介绍我的投稿经历,希望能对其他作者有所帮助。

在投稿之前,我做了充分的准备工作。

首先,我明确了 water research 期刊的投稿要求,包括文章类型、格式、字数限制等。

此外,我还对我的研究成果进行了多次修改和完善,确保文章内容充实且有深度。

我还让同行对我的论文进行了审阅,根据他们的意见进行了修改。

这些准备工作为我后续的投稿成功打下了坚实的基础。

在投稿过程中,我遵循了以下步骤:首先,我在 water research 期刊的官方网站上注册了一个账号,然后按照系统提示填写了投稿信息。

接着,我上传了论文的 PDF 文件,并提交了投稿。

在整个过程中,我注意到系统要求填写的信息非常详细,包括作者简介、基金项目等。

因此,我在投稿前准备了这些信息,以确保顺利投稿。

在投稿后大约一个月,我收到了审稿结果。

审稿结果显示,我的论文被接受了,但还需要进行一些修改。

审稿意见非常详细,指出了论文中需要改进的地方。

我认真阅读了审稿意见,并对论文进行了相应的修改。

在修改完成后,我将论文重新提交给了期刊。

大约一周后,我收到了审稿人的反馈,他们对我的修改表示满意,并通知我论文已被正式接受。

回顾这次投稿经历,我深感水资源研究期刊的严谨和专业。

同时,我也意识到,在投稿过程中,充分的准备工作和认真对待审稿意见是非常重要的。

希望我的经历对其他作者有所帮助。

water research 的参考文献格式

water research 的参考文献格式

一、概述水资源是地球上最宝贵的资源之一,对于人类的生存和发展至关重要。

水资源的合理利用和管理对于全球经济、环境和社会都具有重要的意义。

水资源的研究就显得至关重要。

而在水资源研究中,参考文献的格式和规范化对于提高水资源研究的质量和合法性也具有重要的作用。

二、水资源研究的参考文献格式水资源研究的参考文献格式一般可以分为两种:著作、期刊文章。

下面将分别介绍两种参考文献的格式。

1. 著作的参考文献格式在水资源研究中,著作是常见的参考文献类型。

著作的参考文献格式一般包括书名、作者、出版地、出版社、出版时间等要素。

具体格式如下:作者. 书名. 出版地: 出版社, 出版时间.例如:张三, 李四. 水资源管理导论. 北京: 科学出版社, 2020.2. 期刊文章的参考文献格式除了著作,期刊文章也是水资源研究中常见的参考文献类型。

期刊文章的参考文献格式一般包括文章作者、文章标题、期刊名、卷号、期号、页码、出版时间等要素。

具体格式如下:作者. 文章标题. 期刊名, 卷号(期号): 页码, 出版时间.例如:王五, 赵六. 水资源可持续利用的研究. 水资源研究, 10(1): 36-42, 2019.三、参考文献格式的注意事项在水资源研究中,参考文献格式的遵循需要注意一些事项,以确保参考文献的准确性和规范性。

下面将介绍一些注意事项:1. 文献信息的准确性:在引用参考文献时,需确保作者、书名、刊名、出版社、出版时间等信息的准确性,避免出现错误的引用信息。

2. 文献来源的可信度:引用参考文献时,需确保文献来源的可信度,尽量选择权威的出版社和期刊,避免引用来历不明的文献。

3. 参考文献的完整性:引用参考文献时,应尽量包括完整的引用信息,不要遗漏关键信息,确保读者能够方便地查找和获取引用文献。

四、结语水资源研究是一个重要的学科领域,参考文献的格式和规范化对于提高水资源研究的质量和合法性具有重要的作用。

在水资源研究中,遵循参考文献格式的注意事项,能够提高研究的准确性和可信度,有利于水资源研究的发展和交流。

water research的under review -回复

water research的under review -回复

water research的under review -回复题目:水资源研究的审查流程及重要性引言:随着人口的增长和工业化进程的加速,全球水资源面临着日益严峻的挑战。

为了更好地管理和保护水资源,许多研究人员投身于水资源研究领域。

然而,在研究成果能够被广泛接受和应用之前,经过严格的审查是必要的。

本文将一步一步回答关于水资源研究的审查流程及其重要性。

第一部分:水资源研究的审查流程1. 提交研究论文水资源研究人员首先需要将他们的研究成果整理成论文,并通过学术期刊或会议提交。

此时,他们需要仔细选择合适的期刊或会议,确保研究方向与目标一致,以提高论文被接受的机会。

2. 等待初审结果在研究论文提交后,编辑部或会议组织者将对论文进行初步审查。

他们通常会检查论文的主题是否与期刊或会议范围相符,是否符合格式要求,以及是否存在明显的科学性和方法论问题。

3. 同行评审如果通过了初审,论文将进入同行评审阶段。

同行评审是将论文交给同领域的专家进行评估和评论的过程。

通常,论文会被发送给两到三位同行评审专家,他们将独立地审查论文的质量、方法和结论是否合理,以及是否具有原创性等。

4. 审稿意见和作者回复同行评审完成后,评审专家会提供审稿意见。

这些意见可能包括对论文的改进建议、进一步的实验证据或数据分析等。

作者根据这些审稿意见,撰写回复并对论文进行修改和完善。

5. 最终审稿一旦作者对论文进行修改并提交,编辑部或会议组织者将进行最终审稿,确保论文已做出必要的改进,并满足编辑部或会议的要求。

最终审稿的结果可能包括接受、接受但需要进一步修改或拒绝。

第二部分:水资源研究审查的重要性1. 确保科学性和可靠性审查是保证水资源研究论文科学有效性和可靠性的重要手段。

同行评审为研究人员提供了改进论文的机会,从而减少了科学误差、避免了不正确的结论,并确保研究的方法和数据分析是可靠的。

2. 促进学术进步审查过程可以确保研究人员对相关领域的最新进展有所了解,并能够将其研究成果与其他学术成果进行比较。

water research的under review

water research的under review

water research的under reviewWater Research is a highly regarded scientific publication that focuses on the research and advancements related to water resources. As an academic journal, it follows a rigorous review process before publications are accepted. In this article, we will explore the steps involved in the under review process for an article submitted to Water Research.Step 1: SubmissionThe first step in the process is the submission of the article to Water Research. Authors must carefully prepare their manuscript according to the journal's guidelines and submit it through the journal's online portal. The submission usually includes the manuscript, figures, tables, and other supporting materials.Step 2: Initial ReviewOnce the article is submitted, it goes through an initial review by the journal's editorial team. They evaluate whether the submitted article meets the basic requirements for publication in Water Research, including its relevance, originality, clarity, and adherence to the journal's scope and guidelines. If the article passes this stage, it proceeds to the next step.Step 3: Peer ReviewThe manuscript is then assigned to one or more expert reviewers in the field. These reviewers, who are often researchers or academics with specialized knowledge, will critically analyze the article's scientific validity, methodology, results, and conclusions. They may suggest revisions, offer comments, or raise concerns about the research. The reviewers' identities are kept confidential, and their assessments are crucial in determining the article's quality and suitability for publication.Step 4: Revision and Re-submissionBased on the feedback received from the peer reviewers, the authors make the necessary revisions to address the comments and concerns raised. This step often requires careful consideration, additional analysis, and clarification of any ambiguities. Once the authors believe they have adequately addressed the reviewers' concerns, they revise the article and re-submit it for further evaluation.Step 5: Second Round of ReviewAfter re-submission, the revised manuscript is again sent to thesame or different reviewers for a second round of evaluation. The reviewers evaluate the revised article based on the changes made, focusing on whether the authors have adequately addressed the reviewers' comments and concerns. They provide further feedback and recommendations, which may include a recommendation to accept the article, request further revisions, or reject the article.Step 6: Acceptance or RejectionUpon the completion of the review process, the manuscript is evaluated by the journal's editorial board, which considers the feedback from the peer reviewers. Based on this evaluation, a decision is made on whether to accept or reject the article for publication in Water Research. The decision is communicated to the authors, along with any final comments or suggestions.Step 7: PublicationIf the article is accepted, it proceeds to the final stage of publication preparation. The authors work closely with the journal's editorial team to finalize the article, ensuring it adheres to the journal's formatting and style guidelines. The accepted article is then published in Water Research and made available to the scientific community and the general public.In conclusion, the under review process for an article submitted to Water Research involves several crucial steps, including initial review, peer review, revision and re-submission, and a second round of review. The decision to accept or reject the article is based on the feedback received from reviewers and the evaluation conducted by the editorial board. Ultimately, the objective of this process is to ensure the publication of high-quality and scientifically sound research in the field of water resources.。

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历摘要:1.研究背景及目的2.论文撰写与投稿过程3.审稿人与编辑的反馈4.修改论文与再次投稿5.最终论文接受与发表6.总结与建议正文:水资源研究一直是学术界关注的焦点,不仅关乎地球生态平衡,还直接影响到人类生活质量和经济发展。

在这样的背景下,我国一位研究人员完成了一项关于水资源的研究,并将其论文投稿至国际知名学术期刊Water Research。

以下是该研究人员投稿的经历,供大家参考。

一、研究背景及目的研究人员针对我国水资源现状,分析了水资源利用、管理及保护方面存在的问题。

通过对比国内外先进水资源管理经验,提出了一个创新性的解决方案。

该研究旨在为我国水资源政策制定者和管理者提供理论依据和实践指导。

二、论文撰写与投稿过程在完成研究后,研究人员将论文整理成稿件,并按照Water Research期刊的格式要求进行排版。

为确保论文质量,研究人员邀请了领域内专家对稿件进行审阅。

在修改完善后,研究人员将论文投稿至Water Research。

三、审稿人与编辑的反馈投稿后,论文经历了严格的审稿过程。

审稿人提出了若干意见,涉及数据分析、方法论等方面。

同时,编辑也对论文进行了评价,认为研究具有重要意义,但建议对部分内容进行修改和补充。

四、修改论文与再次投稿针对审稿人和编辑的意见,研究人员认真进行了修改,并在论文中加入了更多相关研究和实例。

在确保论文质量的基础上,研究人员再次将修改后的稿件投稿至Water Research。

五、最终论文接受与发表经过第二轮审稿,论文最终被Water Research接受。

在经过一定的排版和校对后,论文正式发表。

这对研究人员来说,是一次宝贵的经历。

六、总结与建议此次投稿经历让研究人员深刻认识到,学术论文的撰写和投稿并非易事。

为确保论文质量和顺利发表,建议研究人员在以下方面加强注意:1.严谨的研究方法和数据分析;2.遵循期刊的格式要求;3.认真对待审稿人和编辑的意见,不断完善论文;4.保持耐心和毅力,不断尝试,不怕失败。

water research参考文献输出格式

water research参考文献输出格式

water research参考文献输出格式
参考文献输出格式因所使用的引文风格而有所不同。

以下是几种常见的引文风格的参考文献格式示例:
1. MLA风格:
作者名字. "文章标题." 期刊名, 卷号, 期号, 年份, 页码范围.
例子:
Smith, John. "The Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources." Water Research, vol. 42, no. 5, 2018, pp. 123-135.
2. APA风格:
作者姓, 作者名字首字母. (年份). 文章标题. 期刊名, 卷号(期号), 页码范围.
例子:
Smith, J. (2018). The Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources. Water Research, 42(5), 123-135.
3. Chicago风格:
作者姓, 作者名字. "文章标题." 期刊名卷号, 期号 (年份): 页码范围.
例子:
Smith, John. "The Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources." Water Research 42, no. 5 (2018): 123-135.
请注意,上述示例为一般情况下的参考文献格式,具体使用的风格可根据学术出版社要求进行调整。

journal of water process engineering投稿要求

journal of water process engineering投稿要求

journal of water process engineering投稿要求(实用版)目录1.引言2.投稿要求详解3.投稿流程4.注意事项5.结语正文一、引言本文旨在向广大作者详细介绍《水处理工程学报》(Journal of Water Process Engineering)的投稿要求与流程,以便作者能够更加清晰地了解本刊的投稿规定,提高投稿成功率。

二、投稿要求详解1.论文主题:本刊主要收录水处理工程领域的研究论文,包括水处理技术、设备、管理等方面的学术成果。

2.文献格式:投稿论文需按照本刊规定的格式撰写,包括摘要、关键词、引言、方法、结果、讨论、结论等部分。

3.语言要求:投稿语言为英语,要求语言流畅、表达清晰、逻辑严谨。

4.原创性:投稿论文应保证为原创作品,不存在抄袭、剽窃等不端行为。

5.投稿数量:每位作者每年最多投稿 3 篇。

三、投稿流程1.投稿前准备:请先在官方网站注册账号,并按照要求填写相关信息。

2.投稿:登录系统后,按照系统提示上传论文,并填写相关投稿信息。

3.审稿:本刊采用双盲审稿制度,审稿周期一般为 3 个月。

4.修改:根据审稿意见进行修改,并在规定时间内提交修改稿。

5.接受:修改稿通过审稿后,将收到录用通知,办理相关手续后即可发表。

四、注意事项1.投稿论文应符合本刊的投稿要求,否则将被退稿。

2.投稿过程中,请确保联系方式畅通,以便编辑部与您联系。

3.论文一旦被录用,作者需按照本刊要求支付版面费。

4.本刊对投稿论文享有版权,未经允许,不得以任何形式转载。

五、结语希望通过本文的介绍,广大作者能够更加明确地了解《水处理工程学报》的投稿要求与流程,提高投稿成功率。

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历

water research投稿经历摘要:1.引言:介绍Water Research 期刊的投稿经历2.投稿过程:描述投稿的具体步骤和注意事项3.审稿流程:介绍审稿的各个阶段和可能的修改要求4.接受发表:收到接受通知并完成最终版本的提交5.总结:对整个投稿经历的评价和建议正文:作为一名科研工作者,将研究成果发表在国际知名期刊上是至关重要的。

在这里,我将分享我的Water Research 投稿经历,希望能为有意向在该期刊发表论文的学者提供一些参考。

1.引言Water Research 是水资源领域顶级期刊之一,以发表高质量的原创研究论文、综述和观点文章为主。

投稿到Water Research 不仅可以提高个人声誉,还能使研究成果得到广泛关注。

在了解了期刊的投稿要求和审稿流程后,我决定将我的研究成果投稿到Water Research。

2.投稿过程投稿过程可以分为以下几个步骤:(1)注册账号:首先,需要在期刊官网上注册一个账号,以便提交论文和查看审稿进度。

(2)选择文章类型:根据期刊要求,确定文章类型(原创研究论文、综述或观点文章),并按照相应的模板撰写论文。

(3)提交论文:在投稿系统中上传论文的Word 或PDF 版本,同时填写作者信息、提交信和版权转让协议等材料。

(4)支付版面费:根据期刊要求,支付相应的版面费。

3.审稿流程Water Research 的审稿流程可以分为以下几个阶段:(1)编辑初审:编辑会对论文进行初步审查,确保论文符合期刊要求。

(2)审稿人评审:编辑会邀请至少两位相关领域的专家对论文进行评审。

审稿人会根据论文的质量、创新性、研究方法和数据等方面提出修改建议。

(3)作者修改:根据审稿人的意见,作者需要对论文进行修改。

这一阶段可能需要多次修改,直到审稿人满意为止。

(4)终审:经过多次修改后,论文会进入终审阶段。

编辑会根据审稿人的意见和作者的修改情况决定是否接受论文。

4.接受发表在经过几轮修改后,我终于收到了Water Research 的接受通知。

water research 投稿要求

water research 投稿要求

WATER RESEARCHA Journal of the International Water Association (IWA)AUTHOR INFORMATION PACK TABLE OF CONTENTS• Description• Audience• Impact Factor• Abstracting and Indexing • Editorial Board• Guide for Authors p.1p.1p.2p.2p.2p.4ISSN: 0043-1354DESCRIPTIONWater Research publishes refereed, original research papers on all aspects of the science and technology of water quality and its management worldwide. A broad outline of the journal's scope includes:• Treatment processes for water and wastewaters, municipal, agricultural and industrial, including residuals management.• Water quality standards and the analysis, monitoring and assessment of water quality by chemical, physical and biological methods.• Studies on inland, tidal or coastal waters and urban waters, including surface and ground waters, and point and non-point sources of pollution.• The limnology of lakes, impoundments and rivers.• Solid and hazardous waste management, including source characterization and the effects and control of leachates and gaseous emissions.• Environmental restoration, including soil and groundwater remediation.• Analysis of the interfaces between sediments and water, and water/atmosphere interactions.• The application of mathematical and modelling techniques.• Public health and risk assessment.AUDIENCEChemists, biologists, microbiologists, immunologists, limnologists, civil engineers, sanitary engineers and chemical engineers.IMPACT FACTOR2009: 4.355 © Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports 2010ABSTRACTING AND INDEXINGAqualine AbstractsBIOSISChemical AbstractsCurrent Contents/Agriculture, Biology & Environmental SciencesCurrent Contents/SciSearch DatabaseCurrent Contents/Social & Behavioral SciencesEIC/IntelligenceEMBASEElsevier BIOBASEEnvironmental Periodicals BibliographyGEOBASEGeo Bib & IndexINSPECPASCAL/CNRSReference UpdateResearch AlertScopusEDITORIAL BOARDEditor-in-ChiefMark van Loosdrecht, Kluyver Inst. for Biotechnology, Technische Universiteit Delft, Julianalaan 67, 2628 BC Delft, Netherlands, Fax: 015 2782355, Email: m.c.m.vanloosdrecht@tnw.tudelft.nlEditorsJean-Claude Block, Université Henri Poincaré (Nancy I), Villers les Nancy, FranceDavid Dixon, University of Melbourne, Parkville, VIC, AustraliaHiroaki Furumai, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanXiaodi Hao, Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Beijing, ChinaGregory Korshin, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USAAnna Ledin, Formas, Stockholm, SwedenEberhard Morgenroth, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (EAWAG), Dübendorf, SwitzerlandWolfgang Rauch, Leopold-Franzens-Universität Innsbruck, Hötting, AustriaMaria Reis, Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Lisbon), Caparica, PortugalHang-Sik Shin, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), Yuseong-Gu, Daejeon, South Korea Thomas Ternes, Federal Institute of Hydrology, Koblenz, GermanyStefan Wuertz, University of California at Davis, Davis, USAAssociate EditorsAndy Baker, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UKDamien Batstone, University of Queensland, St.Lucia, QLD, AustraliaGuang-Hao Chen, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong, ChinaThomas Curtis, Newcastle University, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, UKFrancis de los Reyes III, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USAAna Deletic, Monash University, Clayton, VIC, AustraliaRob Eldridge, University of Melbourne, Parkville, VIC, AustraliaRosina Girones, University of Barcelona, Barcelona, SpainStephen Gray, Victoria University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, AustraliaKate Grudpan, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, ThailandEdwin Herricks, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, USAPeter Hillis, United Utilities Plc, Warrington, UKHong-Ying Hu, Tsinghua University, Beijing, ChinaBruce Jefferson, Cranfield University, Cranfield, Beds., UKSergey Kalyuzhnyi, Russian Corporation of Nanotechnology, Moscow, Russian FederationJaehong Kim, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USAGunter Langergraber, Universität für Bodenkultur Wien (BOKU), Wien, AustriaShang-Lien Lo, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, ROCYoshihiko Matsui, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, JapanMax Maurer, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (EAWAG), Dübendorf, Switzerland How Yong Ng, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore, SingaporeSatoshi Okabe, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, JapanSay Leong Ong, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore, SingaporeJong Moon Park, Pohang University of Science and Technology, Pohang, South KoreaMiquel Salgot, University of Barcelona, Barcelona, SpainDavid Sedlak, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USAJean-Philippe Steyer, Laboratoire de Biotechnologie de l'Environnement, Narbonne, FranceMasahiro Takahashi, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, JapanKai Udert, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (EAWAG), Dübendorf, Switzerland Vayalam Venugopalan, BARC Facilities, Tamil Nadu, IndiaEduardo Von Sperling, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, BrazilHan-Qing Yu, University of Science & Technology of China, Anhui, ChinaAnastasios Zouboulis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, GreeceGUIDE FOR AUTHORSINTRODUCTIONTypes of paperPapers are published either as a Full Paper or a Review Paper. Comments on these papers are also welcome.(a) A FULL PAPER is a contribution describing original research, including theoretical exposition, extensive data and in-depth critical evaluation, and is peer reviewed. Water Research does not accept case studies, unless it is a study that has a wide impact on the industry. The total length of a manuscript including figures, tables and references must not exceed 8000 words (40 pages).(b) REVIEW PAPERS are encouraged. Only critical review papers will be considered. The format and length of review papers are more flexible than for a full paper. Review papers are peer reviewed. (c) COMMENTS on papers already published are welcome, subject to the criteria of interest, originality and the approval of the appropriate Editor. Comments can include extensions to, or criticisms of, those papers. They must provide arguments that are reasoned, and not presented in a confrontational fashion. They will be sent to the author of the original paper for reply, the outcome of which may be publication in a future issue. Comments and Authors' Replies should not exceed 1200 words each and will be received until 4 months after publication. They will be accepted or rejected without corrections. BEFORE YOU BEGINEthics in PublishingFor information on Ethics in Publishing and Ethical guidelines for journal publication see /publishingethics and /ethicalguidelines.Conflict of interestAll authors are requested to disclose any actual or potential conflict of interest including any financial, personal or other relationships with other people or organizations within three years of beginning the submitted work that could inappropriately influence, or be perceived to influence, their work. 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water research收录的文章类型

water research收录的文章类型

标题:探寻水资源研究论文的多样性与深度一、水资源研究的多样性之美水资源一直被认为是地球上最宝贵的资源之一,对于人类的生存和发展具有至关重要的作用。

对水资源研究的关注也日益增加。

在这一领域中,水资源研究收录的文章类型多种多样,涉及到水资源的利用、管理、保护、污染治理等方方面面。

不同类型的文章相辅相成,共同构成了水资源研究的完整图景。

1. 资源利用类文章水资源是不可再生的珍贵资源,因此如何有效地利用水资源成为了研究的热点之一。

在这一领域中,我们可以看到大量关于水资源的节水利用、灌溉技术、水资源开发等方面的文章。

这些文章通过实地调研和数据分析,为我们提供了大量的实用信息,有助于推动水资源的可持续利用。

2. 环境保护类文章随着工业化和城市化的加速发展,水资源的污染日益严重,给人类生存环境带来了巨大的威胁。

环境保护类的文章在水资源研究中占据着重要地位。

这类文章涵盖了水污染源的识别、治理技术研究、生态环境保护等内容,为我们揭示了水资源污染背后的原因和治理方法。

3. 政策管理类文章水资源的管理需要政策的支持和法律的规范,因此政策管理类文章也是水资源研究中不可或缺的一部分。

这类文章涉及到水资源管理的法律法规、政策研究、管理实践等内容,对于引导水资源管理实践、完善管理制度具有重要作用。

二、水资源研究的深度之美水资源研究的深度在于对水资源问题的全方位探讨和深入思考。

水资源研究收录的文章不仅在广度上涵盖了多个方面,而且在深度上也做出了精彩的论述。

1. 综合性研究某些文章通过对多个水资源问题的梳理和分析,形成了综合性研究成果。

对于某一水资源污染事件,不仅要分析污染源和治理技术,还要结合政策和管理角度进行探讨,形成一个完整的解决方案。

2. 高端理论研究在水资源研究中,也存在着大量的高端理论研究。

这类研究可能基于物理、化学、生态学等多个学科领域,尝试解开水资源问题的深层次奥秘,为水资源管理提供了理论基础。

三、个人观点与总结水资源研究的多样性和深度给我们展现了一个复杂而丰富的研究领域。

WaterResearch南京大...

WaterResearch南京大...

WaterResearch南京大...推荐:江舜尧编译:艾奥里亚编辑:小菌菌南京大学环境学院污染控制与资源化研究国家重点实验室施鹏老师等人于2020年4月14日在微生物顶级期刊Water Research发表题目为《Metagenomic profiling of antibiotic resistance genes and their associations with bacterial community during multiple disinfection regimes in a full-scale drinking water treatmentplant》的文章,该研究以一个稳定操作的饮用水处理厂为研究对象,同时采用氯、紫外线、臭氧和抗菌树脂等消毒方式,基于Illumina高通量测序进行宏基因组测序,全面探究了ARGs的归趋以及细菌群落的差异。

此外,基于饮用水中有代表性的ARGs的关联来揭示其潜在的细菌宿主,并试图对不同消毒方式影响的ARG改变的潜在机制进行全面综述。

通过研究作者发现,多种消毒策略能够通过改变ARGs的相对丰度和多样性,对饮用水中抗生素抗性产生深远影响,其中AR/UV消毒后总ARGs相对丰度显著增加,AR/Cl2消毒后中ARGs相对丰度保持稳定,而O3/Cl2消毒后其相对丰度明显降低。

本研究的发现,为控制ARGs 的传播同时降低饮用水中的健康风险提供了有价值的见解。

文章内容为了全面了解多种消毒方式对饮用水中抗生素耐药性的影响,本研究利用宏基因组学方法揭示了抗生素耐药性基因(ARGs)和细菌群落的变化模式及其相互关系。

在饮用水中共检测到17种类型共计297种ARGs,总相对丰度在195.49 ± 24.85~626.31 ± 38.61 copies/cell 之间。

其中,抗菌树脂和紫外线(AR/UV)消毒后的总ARG丰度显着增加,臭氧和氯(O3/Cl2)消毒后ARG总丰度显着降低,而AR/Cl2消毒后ARG总丰度保持稳定。

waterresearch上下载模板

waterresearch上下载模板

waterresearch上下载模板
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1.水资源研究的重要性
2.下载模板的目的和意义
3.如何下载和使用模板
4.模板的优点和局限性
5.结论
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水资源研究是当今世界关注的重要领域之一。

水资源的合理利用和管理对于保障人类的生存和发展具有至关重要的意义。

为了提高水资源研究的效率和质量,许多研究机构和学者会借助模板来进行研究和分析。

下载模板的主要目的是为了提供一种规范的研究框架,帮助研究者更好地组织和表达自己的观点。

同时,模板也可以作为一种参考工具,帮助研究者更好地理解水资源研究的方法和技巧。

那么,如何下载和使用模板呢?一般来说,研究者可以通过互联网搜索相关关键词,找到适合自己的模板。

下载后,可以根据模板的结构和内容,填写自己的研究成果,形成一篇完整的研究报告。

模板的优点在于,它可以帮助研究者更好地掌握水资源研究的方法和技巧,提高研究的效率和质量。

同时,模板也可以作为一种参考工具,帮助研究者更好地理解水资源研究的方法和技巧。

然而,模板也存在一些局限性。

首先,模板的结构和内容是固定的,无法适应所有研究者的需求。

其次,模板的使用可能会限制研究者的思维和创造力,使得研究结果过于机械和僵化。

总的来说,模板是水资源研究中一种重要的工具,可以帮助研究者更
好地组织和表达自己的观点。

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在这些论文的评论,也欢迎。

•不接受水研究的案例研究,除非它是一个研究具有广泛的影响(一)论文全文描述的原创性研究的贡献,包括理论阐述,大量的数据和深入的批判性评价,同行评审。

业内人士。

的总长度不得超过8000字的手稿,包括图,表和参考。

•(二)审查文件鼓励。

只有严格审查文件将予以考虑。

审查文件的格式和长度更灵活,比一个完整的文件。

综述论文同行评审。

•(三)已经发表的论文的评论意见是值得欢迎的,受到的兴趣,独创性和批准适当的编辑器的标准。

注释可以包括扩展的,或批评,这些论文。

他们必须提供合理的参数,而不是对抗的方式。

他们将被发送到作者的原始文件的答复,在未来的问题,其结果可能是出版。

评论和作者的回复应不超过1200字,并进行接收,直到4个月后公布。

他们将接受或拒绝,而更正。

••出版信息出版和道德伦理准则期刊出版/publishingethics和/ethicalguidelines的伦理。

•利益冲突,要求所有的作家都透露任何实际或潜在的利益冲突,包括任何财务,个人或其他关系,与其他人或组织提交的工作,可能不适当地影响,或认为影响,他们的工作在三年内开始。

请参阅/conflictsofinterest“。

需要注意的是会议论文集的形式出版。

•提交的声明和验证提交的一篇文章暗示所描述的工作没有发布之前(除非在一个抽象的形式,或作为一个公开的演讲或学术论文的一部分,或作为电子预印本,http://www.elsevier .COM / postingpolicy)的,,这不是在考虑其他地方出版,其出版的批准所有的作者和默许或明确负责部门的工作进行了,而且,如果接受的话,它不会被公开其他地区相同的形式,在英语或任何其他语言,包括电子版权持有人的书面同意而擅自。

要验证的原创性,可以检查你的文章的原创性检测服务CROSSCHECK /editors/plagdetect。

•提供者需要每个作者声明他或她个人的贡献的文章,所有的作者都必须有重大的研究和/或文章准备参加,所有作者的角色应加以说明。

应该是真实的,所有已批准的最后一篇文章,其中包括在披露声明。

•著作权这项政策涉及的添加,删除或重排,作者姓名在接受手稿的作者在接受的手稿发表在网上发行:请添加或删除一个作家,或者重新排列它们的作者姓名,发送接受的稿件的通讯作者的期刊管理员,并且必须包括:(一)命名的原因,应添加或删除,或重新安排作者名及(b)书面确认(电子邮件,传真,信函)所有作者,他们同意的添加,删除或重排。

本在作者添加或删除的情况下,包括确认作者被添加或删除。

的请求,不发送相应的作者的杂志管理器将被转发到相应的作者,必须遵循上述的程序。

需要注意的是:(1)-经理人会通知学报编辑的任何此类要求,(2)出版的公认的手稿在网上发行被暂停,直到著作权已同意接受的手稿后发表在网上发行:任何请求添加,删除,或重新安排作者姓名发表的一篇文章在网上发行将遵循同样的政策造成的更正。

•版权的文章接受后,作者将被要求填写的“期刊出版协议”(和版权/copyright)的更多信息。

接受该协议将确保尽可能广泛地传播信息。

的电子邮件将被发送到相应的确认收到的稿件的作者,“期刊出版协议的形式或本协议的在线版本的链接。

订阅者可以复制表的内容或准备的物品清单,包括论文摘要在其机构内部循环。

转售或分销机构以外的所有其他衍生作品,其中包括汇编和翻译(请/permissions)的发布服务器上的权限是必需的。

如果从其它受版权保护的作品的摘录,作者(S)的版权拥有人及信贷的源极(S)的文章中,必须取得书面许可。

爱思唯尔作者在这些情况下,使用预印表格:请,咨询/permissions。

•您(或您的雇主或机构)作为一个作家的保留作者权利保留某些权利;对细节简称:/authorsrights。

•在收集您要求的资金来源,以确定谁提供财务支持的行为的研究和/或制备的文章,简要地描述角色的保荐人(次),如果有的话,在研究设计中的作用 ; ,分析和解释数据;在写作的报告,决定提交的文章发表。

如果没有这种参与的资金来源(S),那么这应该是说。

请看到/funding。

•资助机构的协议和政策爱思唯尔已经达成了协议,并制定了相关政策,允许出现在由Elsevier出版的期刊的文章,以符合指定条件的奖励与潜在的手稿归档要求。

要了解现有协议和政策的详细信息,请访问/fundingbodies。

•在打开Access这本期刊为您提供选项,使你的文章免费提供给所有通过科学平台。

为了避免任何利益冲突,你只能做出这样的选择,接到通知后,您的文章已被接受发表。

3,000元的费用不包括税和其他潜在的作者费用,如颜色费。

在某些情况下,机构和资助机构已签订协议与Elsevier代表其作者,以满足这些费用。

这些协议的详情是提供/fundingbodies。

接受的文章的作者,他们希望利用这个选项,应填写并提交订单形式(可在/locate/openaccessform.pdf)。

你选择的任何访问选项,您可以保留作为一个作家的许多权利,包括有权在自己的网站上发表你的文章的修改后的个人版本。

更多的信息可以在这里找到:/authorsrights。

•语言服务手稿,应以英文书写。

谁是不确定的正确使用英语的作者应该有自己的手稿核对有人精通的语言。

手稿中,英语是很难理解的,可以拒绝。

需要关于语言的编辑和审稿服务的作者,前和后提交,请访问我们的客户支持网站/languagepolishing或HTTP:/ / 的更多信息。

请注意爱思唯尔既不认可也不负责任何产品,通过我们的服务,或由外部供应商提供的任何广告的商品或服务。

欲了解更多信息,请参阅我们的条款及条件:/termsandconditions。

•完全在线提交提交本杂志进行。

请使用下列准则来准备你的文章。

通过这本杂志的网页(/wr/),您将被引导逐步通过创建和上传的各种文件。

系统会自动将源文件转换到一个单一版本的Adobe Acrobat PDF格式的文章,它是用来在同侪审查过程中。

请注意,即使稿件来源文件转换为PDF在提交的审查过程中,这些源文件都需要接受进一步处理后。

所有的信件,其中包括编辑器的决定,并要求修订的通知,通过e-mail,并通过作者的主页上,不再需要硬拷贝的文件记录。

通过/wr/,请提交您的文章。

•裁判,您需要提交的稿件,姓名和地址的4个潜在的裁判,可以给一个独立的审查。

•重要注意事项多声部的文件不被考虑。

所请求的编辑器进行修改的论文必须在4个星期内返回,否则将被视为已被撤回。

水研究有没有版面费。

••重要的是,所使用的文字处理器的本机格式的文件被保存在使用字处理软件。

应该是在单栏格式的文本。

保持尽可能简单的文本布局。

大多数格式的代码将被删除,取而代之处理的文章。

特别是,不要使用文字处理的选项调整文字或连字符连接的词。

然而,使用粗体,斜体,上标,下标等。

编制表时,如果您使用的是表格,只用一个网格,每个单独的表的每一行不是一个网格。

如果不使用网格,使用的标签,而不是空格来对齐列。

应准备的电子文本的方式非常类似于传统的手稿(见指南出版与爱思唯尔:/guidepublication)。

注意:您是否在文本中嵌入了您的数字的图,表和文字图形将需要的源文件。

另见电子艺术作品。

为了避免不必要的错误,我们强烈建议您使用“拼写检查”和“语法检查”功能,您的文字处理。

•文章结构•细分-编号将您的文章明确界定和编号的部分。

小节编号应1.1(然后1.1.1,1.1.2,...),1.2等(抽象的,不包含在节编号)。

使用这个编号也为内部交叉引用:不只是指“文本”。

任何一款,可给予一个简短的标题。

每个标题应该出现在它自己单独的行。

整个论文中使用的行号。

•介绍国家的工作目标,并提供足够的背景,避免了详尽的文献调查或总结的结果。

•材料和方法提供足够的细节以允许要被再现的工作。

已经出版的方法应当由一个参考:只有相关的修改应加以说明。

•结果结果应清晰,简洁。

只显示那些您的目标和结论,哪些是你要讨论的是有关的实验结果。

•讨论这应该探索意义的工作成果,而不是重复他们。

应该把你的发现一个全面的了解,并把它们的背景下,现有的文献。

合并的结果与讨论部分可以是适当的。

避免大量的引用和已发表的文献进行讨论。

•评论组织的文件可以是不同的。

然而,重要的是,更多的则是回顾文献的总结验收的审查文件,深入的讨论是必不可少的。

•结论的结论包含基本上是“带回家”的消息一纸。

结论是不讨论的扩展或总结的结果。

作者建议的项目符号列表的形式列出他们的工作的重要意义。

结论不能包含的引用文献的引用。

•附录如果有一个以上的附件,它们应认定为A,B,公式和方程的附录中,应该提供一个单独的编号:EQ。

(A.1),EQ。

(A.2),等等;在随后的附录,方程。

(B.1)等。

同样,对于表和数字表A.1;图。

A.1,等。

另外,也可以添加上线(见下文)的补充信息。

•必要的扉页信息标题。

•简明,内容翔实。

排列通常用在信息检索系统。

避免使用缩写和公式在可能的情况下,作者姓名和联系。

家族名称可能是不明确的(例如,双名),请清楚地表明这一点。

目前作者的联系地址(如实际的工作做了),下面的名字。

与作者的名字后,立即和前面的相应的地址在一个较低的情况下,上标字母表示所有的背景。

提供完整的邮寄地址的每个从属关系,包括国家名称,如果有的话,每个作者的e-mail 地址。

通讯作者。

清楚地表明谁处理通信在裁判和出版,出版后的所有阶段。

请确保提供的e-mail地址和完整的邮寄地址,电话和传真号码(国家和地区代码)。

最新的详细联系方式,必须保持相应的作者。

现状及/或永久地址。

如果作者提出,因为在文章中所描述的工作,或在访问的时候,“现住址”(或“永久地址')可以表示为一个脚注,作者的名字。

在笔者实际做的工作必须保留的地址为主体,联系地址。

标阿拉伯数字这样的注脚。

•摘要简洁而事实的抽象是必需的。

摘要应简要说明研究目的,主要成果和重大消息。

一个抽象的往往是单独的文章中提出的,因此它必须能够独立。

出于这个原因,参考文献应是可以避免的,但如果必要,他们必须在充分引用,没有参考的参考列表。

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