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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
The Journal admits original academic papers (in Russian and English) that are in line with the Journal’s specialization and provide results of the authors’ theoretical and/or experimental research. The submitted material must be new, original, not published before in any other printed or electronic titles nor submitted for review and publication to any other journals. Articles are published free of charge and without royalties.
By submitting a manuscript to the editorial board the author undertakes to abstain from publishing thereof, in whole or in part, in any other journal without the editors’ written consent.
Articles that disagree with the journal’s topic or are prepared with violation of the established rules is not admitted for consideration.
The Journal publishes only peer-reviewed articles.
The editorial board checks the article for borrowings using the Antiplagiat system. In case of detection of the publication ethics violations, namely: plagiarism (borrowings without references to the source), original text percentage less than 90%, duplicate publication, improper author attribution, the article is not admitted for consideration. In case the fact of the publication ethics violation has been revealed upon the Journal release, the article is retracted, the author(s) is(are) informed thereof, and a written notification is published on the Journal’s website and in the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI). When considering questionable cases, the Journal is governed by the COPE and ASEP guidelines.
Articles are published as available. The only reason for unscheduled publication (the appropriate decision is made by the editorial board) is an exclusive importance of the report. A Journal issue may contain no more than one article of one author (co-author). The number of publications of one author in the Journal must not exceed two during a calendar year.
Along with an article manuscript it is required to provide its electronic version represented by a file containing the article text in full in .doc or .docx format and files containing figures in .png or .tiff format to the editorial board’s email address. It is possible, if necessary, to place on the page of the article in the electronic version of the journal additional materials - audio, video, etc., not included in the printed version of the article.
Styleguide
An academic paper should be concise and clear and include the following content items:
Statement of the problem in general and its relation to the most important scientific or practical issues
Analysis of the latest advances and publications where solving of the problem has been commenced and which the author refers to. The parts of the general problem that have not been solved previously should be highlighted
Research objectives statement (tasking)
Description of used materials and study methods
Presentation of the main material and with complete justification of the obtained study results
Conclusions made in this study and prospects for further research in this direction
The author is fully responsible for accuracy and validity of the data provided in the article manuscript submitted to the editorial board.
Submission of materials to the editorial board for publication implies the author’s consent with the above requirements as well as consent with publication of the article in Physical Oceanography Journal.
Text formatting requirements
The full length of an original article (including the abstract, keywords and references) should not exceed 24 pages, that of a review — 36 pages, that of a report — 6 pages.
The article text, including that in formulas, figures and tables, should be in Times New Roman font of 14 pt. The line interval is 1.5. Pages should be numbered continuously. Not allowed: two or more spaces; indentation made up with spaces; auto-numbering when making numbered and bullet lists (all the numbers should be put manually); hyperlinks between references in the text and the list of references, as well as between references to figures and tables in the text and captions to figures, table names. After composing, the format of the typesetting strip is 13 cm wide and 19 cm long, so these dimensions must be taken into account when creating figures and tables.
The fractional part of decimal fractions is separated by a period (0.25).
Formulas are produced using Microsoft Equation editor allowing editing. Numbered formulas are always included in the indentation, the formula number in brackets is placed at the right-hand margin. Number only the formulas referenced in the article.
Figures should be clear and photos should be sharp. Figures are accepted only in TIFF, BMP and PNG formats with resolution at least 300 dpi. Parts of the figure are lettered in italics (a, b, c, d), without brackets and periods. All figures should be numbered, with the author’s name and/or article title specified. Figure files should be named, for example: John_Doe_1.tiff, John_Doe_2.tiff etc., and combined in the “John Doe Figures” folder. Each figure should be referenced in the article. Figure size: max. 13 cm wide, 19 cm high.
Tables should be named and numbered in order, titles should correspond entirely to the column content. Tables are made up using the Word table editor (menu “Insert” → “Insert Table”). Each table item has its own cell. Table size: max. 13 cm wide, 19 cm high.
Article structure
The front page should contain the following:
Universal Decimal classification (UDC) index
Article title
Authors information
Each author’s name, surname and patronymic name (if appropriate)
Information of the author the editorial board may communicate with (contact name*): name, surname and patronymic name (if appropriate), e-mail
Full name and address (city, country) of the organization where each author works
position, place of employment, academic degree (if any), academic rank (if any), ORCID ID, ResearcherID, Scopus Author ID (whatever), e-mail
Structured annotation
An abstract is a summary of the work, a precise presentation of the content of the article, including the main factual information and conclusions, without further interpretation or criticism of the author of the article. It is an independent text that allows to get information about the main results of the work without referring to the article. The abstract repeats the structure of the article:
Purpose.
Methods and Results.
Conclusions.
The given parts of the annotation should be identified by appropriate subheadings and relevant information should be presented in these sections.
Graphic abstract
This is a single, clear visual representation of the main conclusions of an article in the form of a figure specifically designed for this purpose, which provides the reader with an overview of the article's content.
The graphic abstract will appear in the lists of online search results, on the online page of the journal article, but will not appear in the PDF of the article or in printed form. It will draw attention to the article when posted on social media, blogs, press releases, etc.
The graphic abstract is a single image file in .jpeg, .jpg, tiff or .png format. The resolution is 300 dpi. The figure may contain diagrams, graphs, drawings, charts, infographics, presentation elements, etc. Do not include in the graphic abstract information about the authors, the title of the article and the words "graphic abstract".
When compiling graphic abstracts it is recommended to stick to the following rules: avoid excessive explanatory text (the abstract should reflect the main results of the work, not duplicate it); avoid small graphic details. For ease of viewing, the graphic abstract should have a clear beginning and end. It is preferably to "read" it from top to bottom or from left to right.
The graphic abstract should be original, unique, not borrowed, simple but informative.
Examples of graphical abstracts can be seen here, here and here.
Graphic abstracts should be created by the author in any program that allows you to create graphic images. The editors recommend that the authors consider the following tools for data visualisation and iconography creation:
Mind the graph - a programme for creating a graphical abstract for a scientific presentation;
Piktochart - a web-based tool for creating simple graphics;
Easel.ly - an online service suitable for visualising ideas and stories;
Infogr.am - an online tool to create tables based on real data;
Visual.ly - a free tool that integrates with social media.
Video abstract
This is a short video overview of a scientific article, a 3-5 minute trailer. Video abstract creators can choose from a wide range of options to visualise their stories, from simple drawings on a blackboard to screen recordings, videos, slideshows and talking heads.
Its purpose is to quickly identify the purpose and results of a given study.
Video abstract can be used to describe dynamic phenomena that are too complex, unusual to be described by text and pictures in an article.
Like the graphic abstract, it is not intended to replace the original scientific article, but rather to draw attention to it and broaden the audience.
Key words
The required number of keywords (phrases) is 6-10, words within a keyword phrase - no more than 3.
Acknowledgements
This section should mention those who helped the author to prepare the article, funding sources, organizations that provided financial support. It is a good courtesy to express your gratitude to anonymous peer reviewers.
Article text
The text should be concise, thoroughly edited and signed by all the authors. Repetition of the same data in the text, tables and drawings is unacceptable.
When describing a research method, the author should limit their narration to its original part only; when presenting an elemental analysis, it is required to give only averaged data.
When using abbreviations in the text, it is required to expand them when used for the first time. It is necessary to confine oneself to generally accepted abbreviations and avoid new ones without good reason.
Geographical names should be given according to the current edition of the “Atlas of the World”. Surnames and geographical names of foreign origin are given in their original spelling.
When choosing units of measurements, it is recommended to adhere to the International System of Units.
It is recommended to avoid proving theorems, lemmas, etc.
References
Lists of references are an essential part of academic papers, and international reference databases’ requirements thereto are getting increasingly restrictive.
Therefore, the editorial board checks the accuracy and conformity of reference lists of submitted articles.
Important: one of the reasons to reject a manuscript for further consideration may be a poor quality of its reference list, namely:
description errors, e. g. omission of any author or their name miswritten; inaccurate title of an article/book; incomplete or wrongful imprint (volume, issue, pages, year of publication, omitted DOI), predominance of references to obscure sources not mentioned in international research databases, to unavailable sources or the author’s own works (over 30%).
All citations in the article should be aligned with their sources, stating the page (e. g. [5, p. 17]).
Moreover, all bibliographic data (author(s) name(s), article/book title, volume, journal number, pages, publishers, year of publication, DOI, URL where the article/book can be found, date of the website access) should also be thoroughly checked. The reference list should include only sources used for the article preparation. All the sources mentioned in the text should be referenced.
Each source is given in the reference list only once. One number in the reference list should correspond to one source only.
Prior to writing an article, we recommend to find out what new has been written recently (last 10–15 years) in journals with a good publishing and scientific record indexed in leading bibliographical databases. To do this one may perform a key word search in databases of abstracts (e. g. SCOPUS, WEB of SCIENCE). It is also recommended to browse reference lists in the found works related to your topic. These sources may be given in the reference list to your article. Their presence will display your awareness of the modern science state in your field.
It is desirable to mention at least 15–25 sources for an original academic paper and at least 50 sources for a scientific review.
According to the scientific publication ethics, it is recommended that the author's own works constitute no more than 30% of the total number of sources.
We do not recommend to include in the reference list the following:
doctorate theses and abstracts thereof (instead, it is recommended to give articles published during preparation of the thesis and comprising materials from there), retracted articles, articles from non-peer-reviewed journals as well as journals with tarnished reputation (excluded from the list of State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles, RSCI, SCOPUS databases), web-pages, non-digitalized, old study guides, collected papers, monographs unavailable on the Internet (in case the references are necessary, it is recommended to give these as foot references), conference proceedings that are not indexed by WoS, Scopus and are not publicly available, standards, manuals, patents and the like.
A bibliographical reference in the article text is given in square brackets according to the reference list numeration, e. g. [1], [2, p. 34].
References are numbered as cited, not in alphabetical order.
If available, it is required to specify DOI (e. g. doi:10.1029/2002JC001530) at the end of a bibliographic reference. No period after DOI is needed.
Please, be aware that in compliance with requirements of international databases unique DOI (digital object identifier) numbers are purchased and assigned to all articles published in the Journal.
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