BOUNDARY-LAYER METEOROLOGY

Boundary-Layer Meteorology publishes several types of articles, which are detailed below. Please use this guidance to select the most appropriate category for your submission.Research Articles are scientific articles that present results from substantial research studies or critical reviews of ongoing research. Articles in this category are generally no more than 30 journal pages long, with a maximum of 15 figures. An article may be accompanied by a limited amount of supplementary online material when necessary, as rigorously prepared and edited as is the main article. Time from initial submission to online publication is typically six to 12 months, with initial reviews obtained within two to three months.Research Letters comprise short articles requiring rapid dissemination. They are designed to present (i) new findings of timely and compelling interest to the boundary-layer meteorological research community; (ii) notable early results from experimental, observational, model, and theoretical studies that are specifically suitable for brief communication; (iii) preliminary research findings likely to be highly valuable to the scientific community; (iv) significant extensions of earlier work. Letters are limited in size to five journal pages, can include no more than three figures, and must not include supplementary electronic material. Time from initial submission to online publication is typically three to six months, with initial reviews obtained within one month. Revised manuscripts must be returned within one month. If any of the special criteria are not met, the submitted article may be considered for publication as a Research Article or Note. Authors submitting Research Letters must include a note to the Editors justifying the need for rapid publication in view of the above criteria.Notes and Comments category comprises short articles and comments on specific topics with no requirement for rapid publication. Notes might include reports on incomplete research or revisits of earlier published work. Alternatively, the article in this category might be a comment on a published Research Letter, Research Article, or Note with a possible subsequent reply. Articles in Notes and Comments are limited to 10 journal pages and must include no more than five figures. A limited amount of supplementary online material may be included. The processing times for Notes and Comments are the same as for Research Articles.

BOUNDARY-LAYER METEOROLOGY期刊中文简介

边界层气象学发表了几种类型的文章，具体如下。请使用此指南选择最适合您提交的类别。研究性文章是指从大量的研究或对正在进行的研究的批判性评论中得出结果的科学文章。这类文章一般不超过30页，最多15个数字。如有必要，一篇文章可能会附带一定数量的在线补充材料，如主要文章一样经过严格准备和编辑。从首次提交到在线发表通常需要6到12个月的时间，在2到3个月内可以获得初步的评审结果。研究信函包括需要迅速传播的短文。这些报告的目的是向边界层气象研究界及时提出令人瞩目的新发现;(二)实验研究、观察研究、模型研究和理论研究的显著早期成果，特别适合于简短交流;可能对科学界极具价值的初步研究结果;早期工作的重大扩展。信件的大小以五页为限，包括的数字不得超过三位数，并不得包括补充电子材料。从首次提交到在线发表通常需要3到6个月的时间，一个月内可以获得初步的评审结果。修改后的稿件必须在一个月内归还。如不符合任何一项特别准则，则可考虑将提交的文章作为研究论文或说明发表。提交研究报告的作者必须向编辑提交一份说明，说明有必要根据上述标准迅速发表论文。注释和评论类别包括关于特定主题的短文和评论，不需要快速出版。注释可能包括关于不完整研究的报告或对先前出版作品的修订。或者，这类文章可以是对已发表的研究信函、研究文章的评论，或者是带有可能的后续回复的注释。注释和评论的文章以10页为限，并且必须不超过5位数。有限数量的补充网上材料可能包括。笔记和评论的处理时间与研究文章相同。