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- Purely electronic (on-line) journal
- Free for readers
- Publication fee is 150 EUR or 200 USD (60/90 for students) per article
- Article size limit is 16 pages A4 and 1 Mb disk space
- Manuscripts are reviewed
- Realizable time from manuscript submitting to article publication is three weeks
- Simple and friendly rules for authors
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Author guide |
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How to publish the article: main steps
- Send abstract to Igor Grushetsky (editor(at)ejta.org), editor of the journal. If you paper meets subjects of the journal you will be asked to send full text for reviewing.
- Send full text (archive large files please) and recommend us two experts (names, e-mails) whom you consider as the best reviewers for your article. Your original manuscript will be sent to reviewers. We ask referees to review papers within two weeks.
- After reviewing we accept the paper (or not – it is quite rare case). You receive acceptance message by e-mail. Some revision and improvement (more or less) of the paper are always necessary. With acceptance message you get a list of requirements and suggestions on the article correction.
- Use our Instruction for Manuscript Preparation when preparing the paper.
- You make payment and send Assignment of Copyright (hardcopy). Do not delay AoC sending. Keep in mind that ordinary mail is very slow. Sometimes it takes about one month to get your letter. But we do not wait for AoC and publish your paper right after it is ready for publication and the payment have been received. If we don’t receive your AoC too long and the next paper is ready for publication, your paper probably will be removed up to AoC receiving.
- Supply us the following additional information:
- your photo and photos of your co-authors in JPG format. File size should be 20–40 kb, Try to make the photos as good as possible.
- short information about you and your co-authors: place of employment, position, scientific area, home page addresses, any other proper data. This information (and photos) will be placed on web page with abstract of your paper.
- While payment and AoC travel from you to us, you make the paper better according to reviewer’s and editor’s suggestions. We work with you on article improvement. When the article is ready for publication and the payment have come we place your article into the journal.
Article Charge (payment)
EJTA is available without charge to readers. Therefore we have to get fee from authors. The article charge is 150 EURO or 200 USD. If you and your co-authors are undergraduate students the payment is 60 EURO (90 USD), but paper is limited by 6 pages and 300 kb disk space. There are two primary ways of payment: 1. to transfer money via bank, 2. to draw a cheque and send it by ordinary mail. The detailed instruction on payment you receive after your paper has been accepted for the publication.
Assignment of Copyright
With the permission to publish in this journal the author agrees to exclusive transfer of the copyright to the publisher. For legal reasons, we have to receive the assignment of copyright forms in hard copy; e-mailed forms are unacceptable at present. You should print out the filled ASSIGNMENT OF COPYRIGHT form and send it to the Editorial office: Journal “Technical Acoustics”, Moskovskoe Shosse, 44, Saint Petersburg, 196158, Russia
Instruction for Manuscript Preparation
Use, please, template (doc, zip, 70 kb) when preparing manuscript.
We are aware that it is pleasant to nobody to read instructions. General requirements in "Technical Acoustics" are the same as for any other scientific journals. Therefore, we enumerate only 8 clauses, which are the most important for us:
- We recommend to limit article by 8 pages (A4, 210x296 mm). The articles longer than 16 pages will not be accepted. Maximum file size of the article in PDF is 1 Mb
- Use Microsoft Word 97 (or later) for Windows for manuscript preparation
- Margins from left, right, top and bottom of the text field are 2.5 cm
- Distances from sheet edges to running title are 1.5 cm
- Font for the body of the paper and abstract is "Times New Roman", 12 point size
- Spacing: single space for abstract, single space with multiplier 1.2 for article text, intervals 6 points from above and below of formulae, figures, tables. Spacing can be varied a little if it is necessary when you do layout the text
- Use default options of Microsoft Equation Editor when editing equations
- The same symbols in equations and in text must look identical
English speaking expert will not subject your manuscript to circumstantial lingual examination. So if you are not assured in your English ask your colleagues, whose native language is English, to help you in the manuscript preparation or involve they as co-authors. Editorial staff will not be responsible for lingual mistakes in your article.
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Editorial Board |
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| I. Gruchetsky |
St. Petersburg, editor(at)ejta.org |
| A. Ionov |
St. Petersburg |
| M. Crocker |
Auburn, USA, mcrocker(at)eng.auburn.edu |
| V. Grinchenko |
Kiev, Ukraine |
| T. Kihlman |
Goteborg, Sweden, tk(at)ta.chalmers.se |
| G. Pavich |
Lyon, France, pavic(at)lva.insa-lyon.fr |
| L. Buvailo |
St. Petersburg |
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Other Journals on Acoustics |
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- Acustica united with Acta Acustica
- Acoustical Science and Technology (open access)
- Acoustics Australia
- Acoustics Research Letters Online (open access)
- American Journal of Audiology
- American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
- Applied Acoustics
- Applied and Computational Harmonic Analysis
- Bioacoustics
- Building Acoustics
- Canadian Acoustics
- Computer Speech and Language
- Electronic Journal of Cardiac Ultrasound
- IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech and Language Processing
- IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control
- International journal for advanced ultrasonic imaging science and engineering
- International Journal of Acoustics and Vibration
- International Sound & Vibration Digest
- Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
- Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
- Journal of Clinical Ultrasound
- Journal of Computational Acoustics
- Journal of Low Frequency Noise, Vibration and Active Control
- Journal of Medical Ultrasonics
- Journal of Phonetics
- Journal of Sound and Vibration
- Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research
- Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine
- Journal of Vibration and Control
- Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing (open access)
- Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools
- Materials Evaluation
- Noise and Health
- Noise Control Engineering Journal (NCEJ)
- Noise Notes
- Noise/News International
- Phonetica
- Sound Journal
- Sound & Vibration (The Noise and Vibration Control Magazine)
- Speech Communication
- Ultrasonics
- Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology
- Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Ultrasonics Sonochemistry
- Wave Motion
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Free resources in the Internet |
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To add your resource contact please editor(at)ejta.org
- http://www.intute.ac.uk/
- is a free online service providing you with access to the very best Web resources for education and research (including acoustics). The database contains 115847 records.
- Scientific electronic library online (SciELO)
SciELO - Scientific Electronic Library Online is a model for cooperative electronic publishing of scientific journals on the Internet. Access is currently provided to journals from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Cuba, Spain and Venezuela. Papers are in various languages.
- http://www.openj-gate.com/
- is an electronic gateway to global journal literature in open access domain. Launched in 2006, Open J-Gate is the contribution of Informatics (India) Ltd to promote OAI. Open J-Gate provides seamless access to millions of journal articles available online. Open J-Gate is also a database of journal literature, indexed from 4669 open access journals, with links to full text at Publisher sites
On-line journals on acoustics
Conference Proceedings
Glossaries
FAQ on acoustics
Acoustic Education, Papers and Information
- Tables of Acoustic Properties of Materials (Onda Corporation)
- Waves and Acoustics (ISVR Teaching Material)
- Sound and Hearing (HyperPhysics Teaching Material)
- Acoustic Education (Acoustical Solutions, Inc.)
- Noise and vibration page in Science & Engineering Encyclopedia
- Hearing conservation and hearing protection (includes FAQ, papers, database of noise sources etc.)
- The Soundry – site about sound covering everything from the most basic concepts of what sound actually is to the specifics of how humans perceive it
- Acoustics and Vibration Animations
- NASA Langley Technical Library Digital Repository
- Aerospace and defence information including acoustic items
- The Noise Pollution Clearinghouse Online Library includes noise related articles from journals and books
- Highway Traffic Noise (United States Department of Transportation)
- Noise & Traffic. Information on effects of noise on people, noise control by regulations & standards and control of noise production by vehicles, machinery etc
- Ocean Acoustics, effects of ocean noise (Acoustic Ecology Institute)
- Active noise control (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Department of Mechanical Engineering)
- Speech Tutorials (Speech Research Lab Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children & the University of Delaware)
- Introduction to Spectrum Analysis
- Handbooks & Lectures by Brüel & Kjær – manufacturer and supplier of instrumentation for sound and vibration measurements
- Introduction To Machine Vibration Online Text Book
- Equipment Condition Monitoring (Vibration monitoring & diagnostics, ultrasonic testing, еtс.)
- Rotor dynamics
- Balancing
- Machine Condition Monitoring and Diagnostics (by VibroTek)
- Machine monitoring, diagnostics, vibration analysis and measurement (by DLI Engineering)
- Physics of Music pages which include some on-line audio demonstrations
- Physics of Music (by B. H. Suits, Physics Department, Michigan Technological University)
History
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