Introduction to Journal of Natural Resources
The Journal of Natural Resources was first published in 1986. It is an academic journal managed by the China Association for Science and Technology and sponsored by the China Natural Resources Society. It is publicly distributed at home and abroad. With the task of reflecting the main achievements of research in the fields of quantity and quality evaluation, resource development, utilization, management and protection of China's natural resources, under the guidance of the policy of "letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend", this journal actively carries out academic exchanges and discussions in relevant disciplines, promotes the prosperity of natural resource discipline research, and promotes social sustainable development. Main coverage: (1) the latest achievements in theoretical research of natural resources discipline; (2) Experience and research results of China's natural resources investigation (quantity and quality evaluation), development, utilization, governance and protection; (3) Application of new technologies and methods in natural resources research and their research achievements; (4) Research on management evaluation and sustainable development of regional natural resources; (5) Summarize and briefly report the new progress and development trend of natural resources research at home and abroad; (6) Discussion on different academic viewpoints in natural resources research; (7) Other discussions that have guiding significance for natural resources research.
Column Setting of Journal of Natural Resources
Resource utilization and protection, resource ecology, resource economy, resource management, regional sustainable development, climate change, academic discussion, research methods.
Honorary Information of Journal of Natural Resources
Journal of Natural Resources
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Notice to contributors of Journal of Natural Resources
1. The contribution requires clear argument, strict logic, and refined writing. The paper must include the title, author's name, author's unit, unit location and zip code, abstract and keywords, text, references, and the first author and corresponding author (usually the tutor) Introduction (including name, gender, professional title, date of birth, degree obtained, current main work and research direction), indicate the project and fund (number) of the thesis at the foot of the first page of the manuscript, and if not, do not indicate.
2. The title requires a concise description of the subject, with characters less than 20 characters. It is composed of subject words and attributives. It is forbidden to use ambiguous and universally applicable expressions. It is forbidden to use non metric foreign languages and abbreviated letters.
3. The summary requires substantial content, including the purpose, method, result, conclusion and other key points. The abstract is allowed to be extracted from the introduction, body or conclusion. The abstract should not be written as an introduction to the structure of the paper. The standard does not exceed 300 words, but most abstracts are too short to reflect the main points. The words "this article..." shall not be used.
4. Key words: select 3~8 words or phrases that can reflect the important information of the paper from the title and abstract. The first key word lists the subject name of the main work or content of the article. The discipline system adopts the discipline classification and code issued by the State Bureau of Technical Supervision (GB/T13745-92); The second key word lists the names of the achievements obtained from the research of the article or the general category names of several achievements in the article; The third key word lists the specific names of the scientific research methods used to obtain the above achievements or conclusions. For review and critical academic papers, "review" or "comment" is written in this position respectively. For research papers on scientific research methods, the name of the method being studied is not written here, but the name of the method used.
5. Introduction: The introduction can be a section of the paper, or a paragraph of untitled text before the main body. It should be clear and concise, not charts or formulas. The content must include three aspects: the concept, starting point and point of the paper.
(1) The concept is to enable non professionals to understand the research direction.
(2) The starting point (reason) is who has studied, the current situation and problems at home and abroad, so as to draw out the theme and let people know where the innovation lies.
(3) Point out the topic, point out the theme, that is, how to solve the problem in this paper. It is allowed to make a brief introduction to the structure of the paper here.
6. Main body: The main body should be divided into sections, which can highlight the key points and help to understand. The text has the most room to play and is the most flexible, but it should also include three aspects: bedding, theme and proof.
(1) The foreshadowing can include basic concepts, system introduction, quantitative status quo and problems, etc. In order to connect with the knowledge of non professionals, so that people can understand the theme and proof. Note that the source of quoted formulas and arguments must be marked with corner marks, otherwise it is plagiarism; Quote as long as the result is not derived; Don't dominate, the length should be significantly less than the last two parts.
(2) The theme is to clarify what you want to do or have done, principles and characteristics, but it should not include the teaching of how to operate.
(3) Prove: prove the correctness of the subject through theoretical deduction, simulation or experiment and its analysis and summary.
(4) The discussion in the paper should be clear in thought, rigorous in logic, reliable in data, concise in language and fluent in writing; The physical quantities and measurement units in the text must comply with national standards and international standards (national standard GB3100 ～ 3102-93); The language, font, upper and lower case, superscript and subscript of the foreign language symbols in the text shall be clear and accurate, and the easily confused symbols can be marked with a pencil. It is necessary to use charts as many as possible to express intuitively. Charts should be self explanatory. Chinese headers and coordinates should be used to understand without explanation. Do not repeat the same information in the text.
7. Conclusion: echoing the introduction and the body, confirm your own argument; Point out their innovation points; Introduce the application or application direction; Point out the direction of future efforts. If you are not sure, you can use "discussion" instead of "conclusion", but you cannot use titles such as "conclusion" and "summary". There should be no charts or formulas in the conclusion.
8. References: The most important documents that the author has read in the research scope and published in the official edition should be cited. Cite in turn in the paper. The bibliographic items of the references listed at the end of the article are:
(1) Monograph: Author. Title [M]. Edition (the first edition is omitted). Place of publication: publisher, year of publication;
(2) Journal: Author. Title [J]. Title, year of publication, volume (issue): start and end pages;
(3) Collected Papers: Author. Title [A]. Collected Papers [C]. Place of Publication: Publisher, year of publication, starting and ending pages;
(4) Dissertation: Author. Title [D]. Storage location: storage unit, year number;
(5) Patent document: patent owner, title [P], patent country, patent document type, patent number, publication date;
(6) Technical standard: drafter. Standard code, standard serial number, year of publication, standard name [S]. Place of publication: publisher, year of publication.
Note: The names of the authors who are not more than 3 shall be written in full, and those who are more than 3 shall be written in the top 3, followed by "etc." or "etal". References reflect the breadth and depth of the author's knowledge, which is not limited to Chinese. Textbooks should not be too many and should not be too old.
9. Please do not submit more than one manuscript. When submitting online, we will reply immediately, usually within 5 working days. If no reply is received, please ask in time.
10. The journal implements a three review system (editor's preliminary review, expert review, and chief editor's final review). After the preliminary review is passed, peer experts are invited to review. The editor selects the articles to be employed according to experts' opinions and returns them to the author for revision. For the articles that are not suitable for employment, the author is notified to return them in time. After revision, the author shall send it to the responsible editor to review whether it is revised according to the review comments, and then send it to the chief editor for final review to decide whether to hire. It is generally within 4 months to make a reply on whether the manuscript is accepted. If no notice is received within the time limit, the manuscript can be submitted to another journal, but we should inform our editorial department.
11. Once the manuscript has been accepted, the editorial department can appropriately delete, modify and process the manuscript. If not, please explain.
Examples of Natural Resources Journal
Risk analysis of wetland retreat in the Yellow River Estuary based on regional land use planning
Calculation of implied carbon in import and export products of Zhejiang Province and its influencing factors
Review and Case Study on Accounting Methods of Forest Water Conservation Value
Trend and Period Analysis of Precipitation, Temperature and Runoff in Taihu Lake Basin
Regulation mechanism and assessment model of urban water ecosystem
Invasion Mechanism of Spartina alterniflora in Minjiang Estuary Wetland
Study on the Changes and Influencing Factors of Flood and Waterlogging Disasters in China since the End of the 19th Century
Analysis of water exchange in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in dry years
Regulation mechanism and assessment model of urban water ecosystem
Characteristics and influencing factors of soil condensation water on different underlying surfaces
Inter monthly response characteristics of NDVI to temperature and precipitation in East China and its surrounding areas
Study on the Noise Attenuation Service Function of Road Green Space -- Taking Beijing as an Example
Evaluation on potential productivity of energy grass in sandy wasteland in Beijing suburb
Discussion on the connected classification system of river and lake water systems
Climate Response Characteristics of Water Resources Change in the High Cold Region of the Upper Yellow River
