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MoraVian geographical reports 4/2010, Vol. 18 64 words linked-through and it is possible to continue in hypertext search. Individual issues and volumes can be searched in the index under expression: Source document – volume, issue. A total of 130,000 bibliographic records in the database (2010) can be searched in simple or combined searching through browsing the indexes or with the help of command language. Found and selected records can be saved in a box, then it is possible to elaborate the search and send it to the email address in various formats, including the tagged format ISI for EndNote. In addition, there is also a service of the server citace.com available since 2010 that enables an automatic display of the record in the format of ISO 690 – international standard for bibliographic referencing. The documents can be located, i.e. it is possible to determine in which library it physically exists, or the SFX service can be used for the same purpose. Before opening any PDF file, the user will see detailed information about possibilities of using the full text, in accordance with the copyright law in force. Fig. 1: Sample of bibliographic record with a full text from MGR. Underlined data can be further searched Researches can begin to search for the first time in the articles of MGR by many access points, by author, title, subject headings, date of issue, geographical authorities etc. Furthermore, they have an opportunity to work with the full texts from the comfort of their office or home. Considering high database attendance from all over the world, the readership could rise but also the interest in the title, merchantability and finally also the citations of the authors publishing in this journal. References: NOVOTNÁ, E. (2009): GEOBIBLINE: Geographical Bibliography of the Czech Republic online. In: Public libraries today. Proceedings of the 17th Conference Libraries of nowadays, 23 rd – 25 th June 2009 in Seč near Chrudim. Brno, SDRUK, p. 177 – 186. NOVOTNÁ, E. (2009): Information support of geography. Praha, Charles University, Faculty of Science, 268 p. Author‘s address: PhDr. Eva NOVOTNÁ Geographical library, Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague, Albertov 6, 128 43 Prague, Czech Republic e-mail: novotn48@natur.cuni.cz
Vol. 18, 4/2010 MoraVian geographical reports instrUctions For aUthors Moravian Geographical Reports publishes the following types of papers: Original scientific papers are the backbone of individual issues of the journal. These theoretical, methodological and empirical contributions from Geography, as well as regionallyoriented results of empirical research from various disciplines, usually will have a theoretical and a methodological section, and should be anchored in the international literature. We recommend following the classical structure of a paper: introduction, including objectives and the title and other details of a grant project, when applicable; theoretical and methodological bases; empirical part of the work; evaluation of results; and discussion, conclusions and references. Scientific papers will also include an abstract (up to 500 characters) and 3 to 8 keywords (of these a maximum of 5 general and 3 regional in nature). With the exception of purely theoretical papers, it is desirable that each contribution has attached colour graphic enclosures, such as photographs, diagrams, maps, etc., some of which may be placed on the second, third or fourth cover pages. Papers on regional issues should contain a simple map indicating the geographical location of the study area. The maximum text size is 40 thousand characters, plus a maximum of 3 pages of enclosures. The number of graphic enclosures can be increased by one page provided the text is shortened by 4 thousand characters. All scientific papers are subject to a peer review process, with two anonymous independent reviewers (one of whom preferably would be from outside the Czech Republic) appointed by the Editorial Board. The criteria for the review process include the following: an evaluation of the topicality and originality of the research problem; level of theoretical and methodological understanding of the problem; the methods used; the relevance of sources and references to the literature; and contribution to the development of the scientific area under study. Scientific communications are meant to inform the public about current research projects, scientific hypotheses or findings. The section is also used for discussion of scientific debates or refining scientific opinions. Some contributions may be reviewed at the discretion of the Editorial Board. The maximum text length of a scientific communication is 12 thousand characters. Scientific announcements present information about scientific conferences, events and international cooperation, about journals with geographical and related issues, and about the activities of geographical and related scientific workplaces. The scientific announcements preferably will be published with colour photographs. Contributions to jubilees or obituaries of prominent scientific personalities are supplied exclusively by request from the Editorial Board. The maximum text length of a scientific announcement is 5 thousand characters. Moravian Geographical Reports also publishes reviews of major studies in Geography and other related disciplines, published as books or atlases. The review must contain a complete citation of the reviewed work and its maximum text is 3.5 thousand characters. Normally, graphics are not included. More detailed instructions can be found at http://www.geonika.cz/EN/research/ENMgr.html The journal Moravian Geographical Reports is monitored in the SCOPUS database. Information about the journal can also be found on other web sites, such as the site of the American Geographical Society Library (http://www.uwm.edu/Library/AGSL/) or the site of the University of Colorado at Boulder (http://www.colorado.edu/geography/virtdept/resources/journal/journals.htm). 65
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