For the submission process, authors are required to check all items required for subimission. Submissions that do not conform to JETIA's norms will be returned to the authors.
Attention to the moment of submission the following items:
- Fill in all requested fields on the article submission page.
- All the authors of the work are correctly registered in the platform of the Magazine.
- The contribution must be original and unpublished, and is not being evaluated for publication by another journal.
- The submission file is in Microsoft Word format.
- The authors consulted are duly cited and the URLs for the references were informed.
- Figures and tables are inserted in the text, not at the end of the document in the form of appendices / appendices.
- The text follows the style standards and bibliographic requirements described in the Informations for Authors and in the ITEGAM-JETIA magazine template.
- Authors maintain copyright and grant the journal the right to first publication, allowing the sharing of the work with recognition of the authorship of the work and initial publication in this journal: Authorization for Publication of Work.
- The identification of authorship of the manuscript has been removed from the file and the Properties option in Word, ensuring the Peer Blind Evaluation.
- Respect for the standards of ethics of research with human beings according to norms in force.
- It's in the English language.
- There should be no conflict of interest between the authors of the article.
- The ORCID number is mandatory for all authors, if you do not have it, please register at: https://orcid.org/signin.
Conflict of interests
All authors must disclose any relationships or interests that may improperly influence or distort their work. Examples of potential conflicts of interest include, but are not limited to, financial interests (such as membership, employment, consultancy, shares / ownership of shares, fees, subsidies or other financing, testimonials from paid experts and patent licensing agreements) and non-interest financial (such as personal or professional relationships, affiliations, personal beliefs).
Authors may disclose potential conflicts of interest through the online submission system during the submission process.
Reviewers should also be aware of conflicts of interest and if there is any contact with the Editor-in-Chief to find the best solution.
In the case of editors, when articles in which they have a direct or indirect interest are submitted to the journal, that editor who does not have such a conflict will be fully responsible for forwarding, evaluating and deciding on the publication.
Editors and reviewers cannot participate in the evaluation process of articles in which they have links with the authors.
Papers with the following characteristics will not be considered for publication:
- Previously published in another journal or scientific / informational journal;
- The translation or use of material protected by intellectual property rights;
- A critique of engineering technique that does not contribute to the innovation of the subject;
- A paper of class notes;
- Roles with offensive content for individuals, research groups, products and / or other services;
- *All articles are funded by the institution ITEGAM (Institute of Technology and Education Galileo da Amazônia).
The concepts and statements contained in the works are the sole responsibility of the author (s).
Paper Format
PAPER BODY
Current research papers, studies or projects are written using the IMRDeC format: Resume, Introduction, Material and Methods, Results and Discussion and Conclusions. To update the literature review it is necessary to organize it into several logical parts, each directed by a brief subtitle.
Title: Times New Roman; Size 15
Author1, Author2 and Author3
1 ABC Institute – INITIALS. Manaus-Amazonas, Brazil.
2 Example Institute - EI. Toronto xxxxx, Canada.
Email: author1@gmail.com, author2@gmail.com, author3@gmail.com
- Abstract: It must contain 150 to 200 words. Written in block format, single space and 10 point Times New Roman font. As for content, an abstract must contain: the general purpose of the article; the theoretical framework that supported the study (main concepts, fundamentals); the basic description of the methodology; and the main results. The keywords must represent well the content of the article, having 3 to 5 terms separated by commas.
- Introduction: It should define the problem and importance of the research, presents a review (not very extensive) of the literature on the subject of the article, including the authors contributions to the state of the art. If you use abbreviations or acronyms, first write the words that identify them and then in parentheses, the acronym. This set also establishes the research question, the objectives of the work and hypothesis of, if necessary, the importance and limitations of the study. Establishes the method used at work. It is written in the present tense.
- Materials and Methods: Write in detail the research project, including background and limitations. The selection of materials and methods, procedures and equipment must be justified so that the work can be reproduced. Modifications or new methods should be described in detail. You must clearly define the universe and specify how the sample was selected and why it is representative. Data processing represents the practical development of a theoretical basis, deriving the model equations to program the calculation algorithm as needed. Materials include the technical specifications and quantities, the origin and, if necessary, the method for their preparation.
- Results: It is the logical presentation of the results that demonstrate the true contribution of the research and also justify the conclusion. The above parts, Introduction, Material and Methods serve to explain how the results are obtained. Use tables and figures for your explanation. Results should be written in the past, in a brief and simple manner. Should be the shortest section, avoid redundancy.
- Discussion: Analyze and interpret the results, their importance, the achievements and limitations, highlight the innovative aspects of the practical applications of the study and the conclusions derived from them, delimit the unresolved issues. If necessary, recommendations may be proposed.
- Conclusions:Be concise, write your conclusions as clearly as possible. It must be consistent with the objectives of research and scientific issuesdescribed in it.
- Authors's Contribution: Example - Conceptualization: Author One, Author Two and Author Three. Methodology: Author One and Author Two. Investigation: Author One and Author Two. Discussion of results: Author One, Author Two and Author Three. Writing – Original Draft: Author One. Writing – Review and Editing: Author One and Author Two. Resources: Author Two. Supervision: Author Two and Author Three. Approval of the final text: Author One, Author Two and Author Three.
- Acknowledgments: If necessary, cite people or entities that supported the development of the research.
- References: The IEEE standard will be used to express citations and references. References are numbered in order of appearance and must comply with the following parameters:
- 50% must belong to the last five years.
- 70% will be foreign references to the author's country.
- 40% must belong to documents available on the Internet.
- Among the references used there should not be a 70/25/5 percentage ratio in periodicals newspapers / books, monographs, manuals / others.
Papers considered to be published in any digital or print media are those that have been edited by recognized institutions such as universities, research centers, international organizations and high level companies.
The citation of JETIA Journal papers should be less than 10%.
