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Attention: |
The main
policy of this
journal is to promote
high-quality
papers that
potentially increase the
impact factor of
authors(articles) and journal,
therefore the publication
of 2012
is set
as follows:
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1. General: |
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Submission of a manuscript will be held to imply that the work
reported in it is original, that the results have not been
previously published (either in part or whole) and are not under
consideration for publication elsewhere; and further, that if
accepted, will not be published elsewhere.
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Authors are strongly encouraged to send their manuscripts in
electronic form by e-mail as an attachment for quick evaluation.
Figures and photographs can be included as jpg, png, bmp or tiff
attachments.
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2. Authorship:
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All
persons designated as authors should qualify for authorship. Each
author should have participated sufficiently in the work to take
public responsibility for the content. Authorship credit should be
based only on substantial contributions to: (1) conception and
design, or analysis and interpretation of data; (2) drafting the
article or revising it critically for important intellectual
content; and (3) the final approval of the version to be published.
Conditions 1, 2, and 3 must all be met. Participation solely in the
acquisition of funding or the collection of data does not justify
authorship. General supervision of the research group is not
sufficient for authorship.
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3.
Copyright permission: |
By
submitting a manuscript to the Journal of Applied Sciences in
Environmental Sanitation you are deemed to have granted
permission to publish the manuscript. Contributors are required to
secure permission for the reproduction of any figure, table, or
extensive (more than 50 words) extract from the text, from a source
that is copyrighted – or owned – by a party other than the
contributor. This applies both to direct reproduction or ‘derivative
reproduction’ – when the contributor has created a new figure or
table which derives substantially from a copyrighted source. The
following form of words can be used in seeking permission:
Dear [COPYRIGHT HOLDER]
I/we are preparing for publication an article
entitled [STATE THE ARTICLE TITLE] to be published by Department of
Environmental Engineering ITS in the Journal of Applied
Sciences in Environmental Sanitation. I/we should be grateful if you would grant
us permission to include the following materials: [STATE FIGURE
NUMBER AND ORIGINAL SOURCE]. We are requesting non-exclusive rights
in this edition and in all forms. It is understood, of course, that
full acknowledgement will be given to the source. Your prompt
consideration of this request would be greatly appreciated.
Yours faithfully,
The Authors
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4. Preparation of manuscripts: |
Typescript
The complete paper has to be written
preferably in a MS-Word 2007 compatible file,
with a maximum of 10 pages including text, figures and tables.
Papers must be typed (on one side only) single-spaced and with a 30
mm margin on all sides on white bond paper A4 (297 × 210 mm). Font
type should be Arial Narrow.
Readability
Manuscripts should be written in clear, concise and grammatically
correct English (British or American English throughout). The
editors can not undertake wholesale revisions of poorly written
papers. Every paper must be free of unnecessary jargon and clearly
readable by any specialist of applied sciences in environmental
sanitation. The abstract should be written in an explanatory style
that will be comprehensible also to readers who are not experts in
the subject
matter.
Structure
(see:
manuscript template)
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The
order of the material should be as follows: Title, Author(s),
Abstract, Keywords, Introduction (including review of literature,
definitions, if any), Materials and Methods, Results and Discussion,
Conclusions, Acknowledgements (if any), References, Appendix (if
any).
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The
paper must be logically presented. Footnotes should be avoided. The
manuscript should contain the whole text, figures, tables and
explanations according to the
template of manuscript structure.
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5. Mathematical expressions,
figures and tables: |
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Mathematical expressions:
In general minimize unusual typographical requirements, use solidus,
built-up fractions. Avoid lengthy equations that will take several
lines (possibly by defining terms of the equation in separate
displays). For drawing equations please use the Equation Editor of
Word. Make subscripts and superscripts clear. The letter l and the
number 1, the letter O and the number 0, which are identical on most
keyboards, should be identified clearly. The meaning of the symbols
and the difference between upper and lower case letters should be
defined. Display only those mathematical expressions that must be
numbered for later reference or that need to be emphasized. Number
displayed equations consecutively throughout the paper. The numbers
should be placed in parentheses to the right of the equation e.g.
(Eq. 1).
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Figures: All photographs, graphs and diagrams should be numbered
consecutively (e.g. Fig. 1) in the order in which they are referred
in the text. Caption must appear below the figure and should be
sufficiently detailed to enable to understand apart from the text.
Explanation of lettering and symbols should be given also in the
caption and only exceptionally in the figures. Figures should be of
good quality and preferably in black and white. Figures should be
designed to fit to the text area and must be embedded. In addition
authors are requested to submit each figure also as an image file in
one of the following formats: jpg, bmp, tiff.
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Tables: Caption must appear above the table. Tables should be
self-explanatory. They should be mentioned in the text, numbered
consecutively (e.g. Table 1) and accompanied by title at the top.
Grid lines should not appear, except at the top and the bottom of
the table. Please insert all the tables in the text, do not enclose
huge tables which can not be fit within the page margins.
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6. Abbreviations,
units etc.: |
Authors should
follow internationally agreed rules especially those adopted by the IUPAC-IUB Commission on Biochemical Nomenclature (CBN). The journal
will essentially follow the rules defined in the IUPAC Manual of symbols
and terminology for physico-chemical quantities and units (Butterworths,
London), 1970.
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7. Checklist for
authors prior submission:
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Is the
manuscript structure true to the Journal’s style?
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Have
copyright issues resolved?
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Prepare
cover letter in the following form:
Dated:……………………….
To The Editor-in-Chief
Journal of
Applied Sciences in Environmental Sanitation
E-mail:
editorjases[at]gmail[dot]com
Dear Sir,
Please find enclosed my/our paper entitled
[STATE THE TITLE].
Please consider it for publication in Journal of Applied
Sciences
in Environmental Sanitation. I/we certify that this paper has neither not
been published nor has been submitted for publication elsewhere, and
will not be submitted for publication elsewhere without written
permission from you.
Yours faithfully,
……………………………..
Corresponding author
E-mail: ….............
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8. Submission of manuscripts: |
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To ensure
rapid publication, manuscripts should be submitted in electronic format
(MS Word) as an attached document, e-mailed to:
editorjases[at]gmail[dot]com.
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In the
case of multiple authors, the corresponding author should be indicated.
He/She will be notified of acceptance, rejection or need for revision.
Manuscripts will not be returned to an author unless specifically
requested, or unless reviewers have provided annotations that will be
useful to the author.
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9. Proofs: |
Proofs
will be sent via e-mail as a MS Word
or pdf file. This will enable the file to be opened for any corrections to be added.
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10. Article Processing Charge and journal copy:
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There is no charge for publication of accepted
paper up to 6 printed pages,
but a charge of USD 120 is applied to paper length exceeds 6 pages and
a maximum 10 pages, see clause 4.
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Journal
copy
is not
made available to the author,
unless the author
wants to order it
through a
journal copy
subscription.
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11. Public
agreement for publishing: |
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The
authors declare that the submitted manuscript is their own work, which
has not been published anywhere else before and that they are not
willing to publish it anywhere later. The authors take responsibility
for the content of the publication. It is the responsibility of the
author to obtain written permission for reproducing illustrations or
tables from other published material. The authors automatically
transfers copyright to the Journal of Applied Sciences in
Environmental Sanitation.
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The
authors can ask for amendment or errata related to the publication,
which will be published in the subsequent edition of the journal in
maximum one page. Other additions or remarks to the article after
publication will be judged by the Indonesian Editorial Board.
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The
authors and the journal agree that the journal publish the reviewed and
accepted manuscript after technical construction in printed and in
electronic form. The authors and the journal agree not to lay any claim
to financial demand.
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This
agreement for publication will become lawful on the authors’ side from
submitting the manuscript, on the journal’s side from the announcement
of the publication’s acceptance. In the case this procedure occurs
through electronic channels, this agreement is valid without an
additional signed copy.
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