期刊名称：JOURNAL OF CANADIAN PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY
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ISSN： | 0021-9487
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出版频率： | Monthly
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出版社： | CANADIAN INST MINING METALLURGY PETROLEUM, 101 6TH AVE SW, STE 320, CALGARY, CANADA, TZP 3P4
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期刊网址： | http://www.petsoc.org/jcpt.html
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影响因子： | 0.238(2008) |
| 主题范畴： | ENERGY & FUELS; ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL; ENGINEERING, PETROLEUM |
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The JCPT publishes timely, authoritatively researched technical articles that are widely regarded as the finest in the industry. Exclusive to the JCPT, the articles cover a wide range of topics related to oil and gas. Each technical paper is written by an industry expert and is reviewed by an editorial board prior to publication.
The Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology is the primary Canadian publication used to highlight the latest technological advancements in the oil and gas industry. Written and reviewed by a diverse group of professionals, the JCPT's articles are widely regarded as the finest in the industry.
The JCPT provides you, the Advertiser, with an outstanding vehicle in which to reach a regular monthly audience of 6,200 prospective clients. Optimizing maximum impact for your ads, over 60% of the circulation are qualified paid subscribers.
The outstanding quality and relevant articles of the JCPT ensure that each issue is read thoroughly and kept for future reference&repeating your ad exposure. The high-caliber content also stimulates pass-along readership.
The JCPT is now published 12 times a year and offers bonus circulation for relevant conferences and exhibitions, stretching your advertising dollars.
The JCPTs target audience includes major buyers and decision-makers in one or more of the following categories:
- Exploration and production personnel
- Geophysical contractors
- Drilling contractors
- Construction and design engineers
- Gas plant, refinery and petrochemical plant management and operating personnel
- Oil and gas consulting engineers
- Manufacturers and distributors
- Offshore/onshore petroleum operators
- Oil and gas producers
- Well-servicing companies
- Pipeline companies
Instructions to Authors
The Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology (JCPT) is the
main technical publication of the Petroleum Society. In the
JCPT, a wide range of papers are published dealing with the
technology of petroleum production and recovery. Many of the papers are
the formal publication of papers presented at the Society抯 technical meetings?BR>particularly its Annual Technical Meetings held during the recently
created Canadian Petroleum International Conferences.
The JCPT also publishes unsolicited papers from both Canadian and
foreign authors and a limited number of general papers on the business and
organization of the industry. However, space limitations make it necessary
to limit such papers to ones of particular interest.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
Three hard copies of all manuscripts should be sent, with a covering
letter, to:
The Editor
Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology
720, 500 ?5 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2P 3L5
If the paper has been presented at a technical conference, it will be
submitted automatically.
Assurance must be given that the manuscript has not been submitted for
publication elsewhere. In the case of a manuscript which originates from
a presentation to a Society other than the Petroleum Society, written clearance
for publication must be obtained by the author(s).
The manuscript will be sent to the Editorial Review Board of the JCPT
which will arrange for review by competent peers who will judge its
acceptability for publication. The original manuscript will not be returned
to the author(s).
COPYRIGHT
Copyright and first publication rights for all papers and other material
presented at annual technical conferences of the Petroleum Society are
strictly reserved by the Society. Preprints from these meetings will be
considered automatically for publication by the Editorial Review Board.
The Society retains the copyright to all material published in the Journal of
Canadian Petroleum Technology.
PREPARATION OF MANUSCRIPTS
All manuscripts should be typed, double-spaced, using only one side of
the sheet, with wide margins to allow for editorial instructions. A standard
size (8-1/2 ?11) of good-quality white bond should be used. The pages
should be numbered.
The material should be presented as clearly and concisely as possible,
considering the limits imposed by the nature of the paper and its technical
usefulness to others. The Board recommends that manuscripts should not
exceed 7,000 words in length, including any essential illustrative material.
This is to ensure all papers published are no more than seven Journal pages
in length if accepted and formatted for publication. Authors are advised that
any papers published exceeding seven pages in length will be charged $250
per page. If the manuscript has been translated, a copy of the paper in the
original language should be included.
Reference to a commercial process or material without complete technical
detail is not acceptable for publication.
TECHNICAL PAPERS
Each full-length technical manuscript should have a title page, giving
the title of the paper (short, explicit, and informative), the author抯 (or
authors? name(s), position, company affiliation and location, and the date
of writing or presentation. The complete address of the author should also
be included for future correspondence, circulation of galley proofs, etc.
Each paper should be accompanied by a 100- to 200-word abstract. This
should be a clear concise summary of the paper and should be complete in
itself (no references). Readers should not have to read the paper to understand
the abstract.
TECHNICAL NOTES
Short manuscripts, again not generally exceeding 3,000 words in length,
may qualify for publication as a technical note. Such items are intended for
the prompt disclosure of new and significant data of new equipment and
operating techniques.
FIGURES
Each figure must be clearly identified by number and listed in the order
in which they are introduced in the main text of the paper. A separate list
of captions should be provided. Figures should be clear and sharp and lettering
should be large enough to allow reduction of the figures to column
width (or in special cases to page width).
Graphs should normally be drawn with ticks on the axes rather than
with continuous grids, except for figures which are likely to be used by the
reader to obtain numerical results.
All figures, illustrations, and photographs must be black and white. Any
photographs which are included must be essential to the paper.
Figures containing corporate logos and the like are not acceptable.
SYMBOLS AND EQUATIONS
Symbols used in the text should be defined in a list near the end of the
paper. Some may also be defined within the paper if it facilitates understanding.
Roman symbols should be listed first in alphabetical order, followed
by Greek symbols.
Equations and symbols should preferably be typewritten, although it is
realized that some hand-written symbols may be necessary. All should be
easily understood by a typesetter and only generally accepted Greek and
other symbols should be used (no 揳d-lib?symbols). Confusion should be
avoided between:
?the letter 搇?and the figure ??BR>?the letter 揙?and the figure ??BR>?the letter 揦?and multiplication sign 撟,?etc.
UNITS OF MEASUREMENT
Units of measurements should be in accordance with the International
System of Units (SI), including accepted derived units. Imperial or conventional
petroleum units may be enclosed in parentheses behind the SI
units, e.g., ? . . a volume of 0.52 m3 (3.27 B) having a mass of 450 kg (992
lb.). A description of SI units and terminology is given in the Canadian
Association of Petroleum Producers 揝upplementary Metric Practice Guide
for the Petroleum and National Gas Industry and Services?and also in the
ASTM Standard for Metric Practice E380-76. Other authoritative references
are available in most libraries.
Theoretical analysis should be developed using dimensionally consistent
expressions. Final formulae can also be expressed in convenient units
provided that the units of any dimensional numbers are defined.
REFERENCES
References should be numbered and listed in the order in which they
are introduced in the main text of the paper. They should appear at the end
of the main text of the paper (i.e., before any Appendices). The references
should contain the name(s) of the author(s) (surname first), the title of the
paper, book, etc., and a complete description of its location. Examples:
1. HURST, W., Advances in Petroleum Engineering; pp. 21-26,
PennWell, Tulsa, OK, 1981.
2. IVORY, J., et al., Development and Testing of a Synthetic Cold Lake
Oil Sand; Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology, Vol. 26, No. 3,
pp. 48-53, May ?June 1987.
In keeping with this format, the reference in the main text of the paper
will be as a superscript integer enclosed in parentheses which is inserted at
an appropriate place, e.g., . . . optimum for oil recovery(9).
Instructions to Authors
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