期刊名称：SEA TECHNOLOGY
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
For more than 39 years, Sea Technology has been the ocean/marine industry's consistently recognized authority for ocean design, engineering and application of equipment and services in the global ocean community.
- It is the one and only monthly magazine proudly serving this multibillion dollar marketplace.
- It has more domestic and worldwide "buying power" readers than any other magazine in its field.
Sea Technology is the worldwide information leader for marine business, science and engineering. Our goal is to provide our global audience with current information on the various segments of the worldwide marine/ocean industry through state-of-the-art and application articles, news columns, and staff reports; and to provide our advertisers with a cost-effective, valuable and useful vehicle by which to promote their products and services.
- Only publication in its field to receive the prestigious Jesse H. Neal Award for Editorial Excellence.
- Established and sponsors the industry's "Oscar"--the Marine Technology Society's eminent Compass Distinguished Achievement Award--as well as the Compass Industrial Award and the Compass International Award.
- Established and sponsors the National Ocean Industries Association's (NOIA) Safety in Seas Award.
DISCLOSURE
Sea Technology news magazine, including Underwater Engineering, UnderSea Technology, Oceanology International Offshore Technology, and its website, is edited for executives, scientist, engneering and technical personnel in industry, government, and education engaged in the field of undersea defense, oceanography, anti-submarine warfare, marine sciences, underwater exploration, diving and construction, drilling and mining. While effort is made to verify material published, opinions of authors are not necessarily those of the publisher, and the publication accepts no responsibility in connection with any liability that might occur as a result of published material.
Sea Technology is read worldwide in more than 100 countries by management, engineers, scientists and technical personnel working in industry, government and educational research institutions. Readers are involved with oceanographic research, fisheries management, offshore oil & gas exploration and production, undersea defense including antisubmarine warfare, ocean mining and commercial diving
Instructions to Authors
We welcome contributed articles concerning a variety of marine subjects—from semi-technical descriptions of new developments in instrumentation or techniques for acquiring and processing data to general discussions about current marine events and policies—all written and bylined by the experts and leaders in these areas.
For clarification or further information contact:
Michele B. Umansky
Assistant Editor
Compass Publications, Inc.
1501 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1001
Arlington, VA 22209
Tel: (703) 524-3136
Fax: (703) 841-0852
E-mail: oceanbiz@sea-technology.com
Readers emphasize they want to see articles that describe the involvement of those instruments, systems, or services that have successfully satisfied a need or solved a problem.
Typically, Sea Technology articles deal with the background of a problem and the development of new technologies or modification of existing techniques to meet users' requirements.
Sea Technology—including Undersea Technology, Oceanology International Offshore Engineering, and Underwater Engineering—is protected under U.S. copyright laws. Reprinting and/or reproduction of any portion of the publications by printing or publication via electronic media—e.g., world wide web pages—is prohibited without prior written consent of Compass Publications, Inc.
For pricing information regarding reprints or republication of written material or photographs from Sea Technology on other websites, contact Compass Publications.
COPY REQUIREMENTS
Your article submission package should include the following:
- Manuscript
- Floppy disk in MS Word or Works
- Author photo(s)
- Author(s) bio information
- Illustrations (reflective art or as TIFF or EPS files)
- Captions for photos or illustrations
- Desktop Checklist (complete & submit with electronic images)
Our magazine is prepared in Apple PowerMac® computers via QuarkXpress® desktop publishing software. Copy is edited with Microsoft Office 97 (Word 7.0). We currently request that all article manuscripts be submitted in hard copy and on standard floppy disks or CDs in MS Word or Works (any version). Please do not send Macintosh files or Mac-formatted disks.
Please do not embed graphic images or photographs within the manuscript text!
Send such illustrations as separate TIFF files.
Files may also be sent via e-mail to oceanbiz@sea-technology.com. If you are unable to provide electronic transfer, please submit article manuscripts via the U.S. Postal Service or FedEx. Article submission and all graphics should be saved on floppy disk, CD-ROM or Zip disk.
Generally, Sea Technology accepts two kinds (and lengths) of articles. Feature article manuscripts range from 1,500 to 2,000 words [up to 10 typewritten (double-spaced) pages] (approximately 250 words/page), two to three illustrations and author information. Longer submissions—up to approximately 3,500-plus words—should be preceded by a query to the editor. Product application articles typically describe a single instrument or system in a specific or unique user application. These generally run at less than two magazine pages, which translates to a maximum of about 1,500 words (six typewritten pages), one or two illustrations, and author information.
Descriptive material or short captions should be included with each photo or drawing—along with any photo credits.
Biographical information about the author(s) should be brief and concise, including descriptions of current responsibilities, research interests, accomplishments and prior related experience.
Please include a recent full-face photograph--passport type or clear snapshot.
Sea Technology has a new policy of a maximum of three authors per articles. Additional contributors can be named in an acknowledgements section.
Sea Technology generally includes only two to three illustrations with each article due to space limitations.
We require good quality images that are interesting and action-oriented. Our first preference is sharp color prints. Black and white glossy photographs or slides also acceptable. We can accept electronic color or black & white "photos" in high-resolution (300 dpi or greater), approximately
3" x 5" in size. We use only tagged image file format (TIFF) or encapsulated postscript (EPS) files. When sending color images, make sure they are in CMYK mode, not RGB. Do not send color photos generated in MS Powerpoint or Word.
Electronic images in separate TIFF, EPS or high-resolution PDF files must be accompanied by our Desktop Checklist form. We can accept a variety of disks/CD-ROMs in Mac or PC format, created in Adobe PhotoShop 6, QuarkXpress 4.1.1, or Freehand 5.0. Please indicate platform and program on the checklist. Laser or thermal copies of all illustrations must accompany the checklist. Copies of the checklist are available from Sea Technology and on this website.
- PDF Format - 12K
- Web Format
High quality, clear line drawings, graphs, and charts are also welcome—either as camera-ready art or as a 300 dpi TIFF or EPS file. Some computer-generated line art with patterns is acceptable, but please avoid mixing background screens and typed callouts. Query first to be safe. All callouts or other text materials should be clear and readable if reduction to half-size (two magazine columns) or less is required.
All illustration materials (original slides, artwork) will be returned to contributors upon written request.
Manuscripts and supporting materials solicited by Sea Technology editors are due approximately 30-45 days prior to the first day of an issue month. Manuscripts received after the deadline date will be automatically considered for publication in a subsequent issue, depending on available editorial space.
Unsolicited manuscripts intended for a particular "theme" issue will be considered for that issue if preceded by a query well before the deadline and if the above mentioned manuscript deadlines are met.
Editorial space restrictions occasionally force the temporary postponement of articles scheduled for a particular issue. In that event, every effort will be made to contact the principal author for updates or revisions and to reschedule the article in a subsequent issue.
Sea Technology is proud of its long history of dramatic covers. Editorial staff members continually seek outstanding, eye-catching photographs of subjects that are appropriate to the theme of each month's issue.
Candidate photographs submitted for consideration as Sea Technology covers should be sent as 35mm color slides, transparencies, high-quality color prints or as high resolution TIFF electronic files (PLEASE NOTE: the dimension of images should be 8-1/2" x 11" at 300 dpi). Images must be oriented vertically with the top quarter of the image area "clean" with a plain background (clear sky, indistinct clouds, open water) to accommodate the Sea Technology logo material. Transparencies (2-1/4" square, etc.) may be either vertical or horizontal, provided the image area can be easily cropped to a suitable vertical format.
Sea Technology pays no honoraria for cover photos selected. Publication policy also prohibits the appearance of recognizable individuals or commercial tradenames and logos as part of the cover photograph. A brief description of the cover subject—along with credit to individual photographers or companies—appears as part of the "Contents" page inside.
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Compass Publications, Inc.
1501 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1001
Arlington, VA 22209
Tel: (703) 524-3136
Fax: (703) 841-0852
E-mail: seatechads@sea-technology.com |
Editorial Board
For clarification or further information contact:
Michele B. Umansky
Assistant Editor
Sea Technology Magazine
1501 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1001
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone (703) 524- 3136
FAX (703) 841- 0852
e- mail: oceanbiz@ sea- technology. c om
See us also on the
Sea Technology website:
www. sea- technology. Com
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