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Preparation of Manuscripts and Compuscripts For the Journal of Ship Research
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As is the case for most peer-reviewed journals,
there are five stages to final publication in the
Journal of Ship Research (JSR).
- Manuscript submission and peer review.
- Technical revision by the author.
- Editorial review and corrections.
- Preparation of final revised manuscript, graphics and
compuscript.
- Typesetting (as much as possible from the author's
compuscript) and final proofing.
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To commence the first stage, the author is requested
to submit four complete paper copies of the manuscript to:
The Journal of Ship Research, The Society of Naval Architects
and Marine Engineers, 601 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City, NJ
07306.
In the event that the manuscript cannot be accepted
without major technical revision, the author will be asked to
produce an intermediate revised manuscript before the
editorial review. However, as is the case with many JSR
papers, if the requested technical revisions are minor, the
editorial staff will attempt to combine technical and purely
editorial comment and will request that the author integrate
both sets of comments into a final manuscript, graphics and
compuscript.
Once a manuscript has been accepted for publication,
the author will be asked to submit two paper copies of the
revised manuscript, a set of first quality graphic material,
and a compuscript which exactly matches the final
manuscript.
The typesetting of the paper will be done with the
TeX typesetting engine.
Accordingly, TeX or LaTeX manuscripts are preferred.
However, files from most WYSIWYG word processing software can
be processed (although less completely) from author source.
If necessary, typed manuscripts can be processed in the old
fashioned way, that is, rekeystroked by the compositor.
In order to aid in the final typesetting and reduce
errors, the content of the final manuscript should conform in
many respects to the style and organization of the printed
journal. For this reason a detailed Author Guide has been
prepared. This guide is available for download in the
following formats:
Get Instructions for the Preparation of the
Compuscript in Adobe Acrobat format.
Plus, select "Save this file" in your browser to send your
computer one of the following versions of the Author Guide:
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