Submissions

Author Guidelines

Submission to
The «VISNYK OF V.N. KARAZIN KHARKIV NATIONAL UNIVERSITY»
Author Guidelines

The series “Geology. Geography. Ecology”, accepts scientific articles of about 40 thousand characters devoted to research in the fields of geology, geochemistry, hydrogeology, geography, economic and social geography, ecology, as well as related disciplines. Materials can be submitted in Ukrainian or English. The decision on publication is made by the editorial board of the Bulletin, with each article being reviewed by two scientists in the field.

Materials are submitted in electronic form and sent to geoeco-series@karazin.ua. The electronic version should be in Microsoft Word, Times New Roman font, size 14, line spacing 1.5, all margins 2 cm, paragraph indentation 0.75 cm. Subheadings in the article should be bolded. Illustrations, including graphs and diagrams, should be placed directly in the text and submitted as separate files. It is unacceptable to include captions to the figure itself. It is not allowed to use other people's figures, as well as your own, previously published, without the written permission of the authors or the copyright holder. Exceptions are geological maps and your own diagrams (with a mandatory reference to the source). Wherever possible, it is more appropriate to use graphs rather than tables. Page orientation is portrait. Alignment should be done along the width of the page.

The original research article (review articles are not accepted for consideration) should be prepared using the IMRAD structure (introduction, methods, results, and discussion) and contain the following main elements:

Introduction (Formulation of the problem in general and its connection with important scientific or practical tasks, relevance, purpose, object and subject of research; Analysis of recent research and publications that have initiated the solution of the problem raised, on which the author relies, the literature of the last five years included in the Scopus and WoS scientometric databases must be considered; Identification of previously unresolved parts of the general problem to which the article is devoted).
Methods
Results
Discussion and conclusions

For articles, it is necessary to indicate the UDC, submit a title (up to 10 words), abstract and keywords (8-10).
Information about the authors (surname, name and patronymic, full name of the organization, position, academic degree and title, postal address, telephone, e-mail, ORCID) should be provided on a separate sheet in Ukrainian and English. The list of references should be in the original language according to the international standard APA (American Psychological Association). The list should contain at least 20 references. DOI numbers (if available) must also be added. Literary references are numbered in the order of citation in the text, the reference number is written in square brackets. References to unpublished papers, reports, dissertations, textbooks, and manuals are not allowed.
A detailed abstract in English is also required, that follows the IMRAD standard structure. The abstract should
- be between 2500-3500 characters,
- represent the content (represent the research findings and the article's main content),
- include the following elements: introduction (background, relevance and purpose of the study); methods; results; conclusions; keywords).
The abstract should be followed by References - a list of references translated into English. At the end of the source, the original language is indicated in square brackets, for example, [in Ukrainian].
Manuscripts that are not properly formatted will not be accepted for publication.
The editors reserve the right to make editorial changes to the manuscript.
Upon confirmation of a positive decision to publish the article, the author is required to sign and submit a consent form granting permission for the publication and disclosure of personal information.

Sample article design :

UDC 528.8+551.4

Integrating remote sensing and aeromagnetic data for lithological and structural lineaments mapping
in Abu Ghaylan - Kiklah - Tighrinna, northwest Libya

Nureddin Saadi ¹
PhD (Geological Engineering), Lecturer, Department of Geological Engineering,
¹ University of Tripoli, Tripoli, Libya,
e-mail: n.saadi@uot.edu.ly, https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0593-8578;
Ousama Elkoul ²
…

ABSTRACT

Problems Statement and Purpose. Libya is the fourth-largest country in Africa and the seventeenth-largest country in the world with area of 1,759,540 sq. km. Most of Libya is located in the Sahara Desert and known for being the driest and most remote regions with limited accessibility. …
Keywords: Libya, Remote Sensing, Digital Elevation, Lineaments, Lithological Mapping, Aeromagnetic, Data Integration.

Introduction
Integration approach of multi-source data can improve geological interpretation and provide detailed information on unexplored areas [1–3]. The remote sensing satellites (sensors) can detect and map geological surface based on the spectral and spatial resolution [4, 5]. …

References

1. Thiele, S.T., Lorenz, S., Kirsch, M., Cecilia Contreras Acosta, I., Tusa, L., Herrmann, E., Möckel, R., Gloaguen, R. (2021). Multi-Scale, Multi-Sensor Data Integration for Automated 3-D Geological Mapping. Ore Geology Reviews, 136, 104252. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.oregeorev.2021.104252
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Authors Contribution: All authors have contributed equally to this work
Conflict of Interest: The authors declare no conflict of interest