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《数智矿产（英文）》关于我们

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为突破传统资源行业的限制，促进新兴前沿技术与战略性矿产资源领域的深度融合，矿冶科技集团有限公司联合中国有色金属学会共同发起创建跨学科科技期刊——《MetaResource》（数智矿产）。《MetaResource》是中国科技期刊卓越行动计划高起点新刊，于2024年正式创刊，季刊，ISSN 2959-8850，CN 10-2029/TD，通过IEEE Xplore发行。中国工程院院士、矿冶科技集团有限公司首席科学家、矿冶过程智能优化制造全国重点实验室主任沈政昌，开普敦大学矿物研究中心主任David Deglon教授共同担任期刊主编。《MetaResource》致力于打造成为传播创新成果、引领新兴技术与战略性矿产资源交叉前沿方向的高水平国际一流英文科技期刊。

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Guides for authors

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About this journal

MetaResource,

aims to provide publication of latest developments in cutting-edge

techniques research and application in mining, mineral processing and

extractive metallurgy. The journal topics cover theoretical

developments, analytical methods, numerical simulation methods, control

science and engineering, artificial intelligence, information

technology, computer interdisciplinary applications and other digital

and numerical simulation techniques which would bring promotion in the

development of mineral resources.

The

journal considers full length article, short communications,

perspective, review articles and paper previews, and publishes 4 issues

per year.

The recommended research and application fields including but not limited to the following:

(1)

Theoretical Developments: advancements in theoretical frameworks and

concepts that drive scientific and technological progress in the fields

of mineral resources;

(2)

Analytical Methods: various analytical techniques and procedures used

to understand, interpret, and evaluate data and phenomena related to

mineral resources;

(3)

Numerical Simulation Methods: numerical methods and algorithms used for

modeling, simulation, and prediction of physical equipment and

processes;

(4)

Control Science and Engineering: the application of control theory and

engineering principles to optimize and automate mineral resource

extraction and processing systems;

(5)

Artificial Intelligence and Information Technology: data mining,

machine learning, predictive analytics, data management, software

development, and networking technique applications in the fields of

mineral resources;

(6)

Digital Twin and Virtual Reality Techniques: any new digital techniques

like Digital Twin and Virtual Reality that may bring advancements in

the development of mining, mineral processing and extractive metallurgy.

Manuscript submission

Submission

of a manuscript implies: that the work described has not been published

before; that it is not under consideration for publication anywhere

else; that its publication has been approved by all co-authors, if any,

as well as by the responsible authorities – tacitly or explicitly – at

the institute where the work has been carried out. The publisher will

not be held legally responsible should there be any claims for

compensation.

Authors

wishing to include figures, tables, or text passages that have already

been published elsewhere are required to obtain permission from the

copyright owner(s) [the publisher(s) of the journal, not the authors of

the paper] for both the print and online format and to include evidence

that such permission has been granted when submitting their papers

(Reprinted with permission from Ref. [xx]. Copyright XXXX, Publisher).

Any material received without such evidence will be assumed to originate

from the authors. It is the authors’ responsibility to retain an

electronic or hardcopy of the permission.

The

manuscript should be submitted online via the journal’s website, or

directly through the ScholarOne Manuscript System

(https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/MetaR). Complete instructions and an

overview of the electronic online submission process are available

through the general submission site. Please ensure you provide all

relevant editable source files, including a single MS Word

(recommended), or PDF file that contains the text, all figures and

tables, and any Supplementary Information associated with the

manuscript. Failing to submit these source files might cause unnecessary

delays in the review and production process.

To

help speed up the review process, authors are requested to provide at

least 3 potential reviewers, and ensure that their reviewer suggestions

do not include any researchers with whom they have recent or on-going

collaborations or other close ties. Each manuscript should also be

accompanied by a cover letter that summarizes the main findings of the

work and its novelty, and the highlights are suggested to list as items

in cover letter.

Categories of contributions

Articles

(~7–10 journal pages, approximately 6000 words and not more than ten

display items such as figures, tables, or schemes, not less than 30

references) are peer-reviewed, in-depth reports of outstanding novel

findings which also have important and general implications for

specialists working in other fields. The Introduction should summarize

the reasons for undertaking the work and the main conclusions which can

be drawn. The Experimental should give the sufficient detail (such as

main materials, processes, and measurements) to enable others to repeat

and compare your work. Then it is the Results and Discussion section.

The final Conclusion should summarize the major conclusions of the

paper. In addition, a short abstract (at least 150 words) and a maximum

of six keywords should be included. Supplementary Information in the

form of additional figures, experimental details, movies, and so on may

accompany a manuscript, and will be published online only. This material

will not be edited, so should be error free.

Letters

(~4–6 journal pages, approximately 2500 words excluding references, not

more than four display items such as figures, tables, or schemes, not

less than 30 references) are unsolicited, peer-reviewed short reports of

outstanding novel findings that also have important and general

implications for specialists working in other fields. The research

reported in a Letter must stand on its own in the absence of its

Supplementary Information. The first paragraph should summarize the

reasons for undertaking the work and the main conclusions which can be

drawn. The final paragraph should summarize the major conclusions of the

paper. The essential findings presented in a Letter should be novel and

should not have been published previously. Supplementary Information in

the form of additional figures, experimental details (optional in text

or Supplementary Information), movies, and so on may accompany a

manuscript, and will be published online only. This material will not be

edited, so should be error free.

Reviews

(at least 15,000 words in length, divided into appropriate sections,

and 15–20 display items such as figures, tables, or schemes, not less

than 100 references) are peer-reviewed and give a general overview of a

particular field, providing the reader with an appreciation of the

importance of the work, a summary of recent developments, and a guide to

the relevant literature. The Introduction should introduce

non-specialists to the subject in a clear manner. A Review should

conclude with a section titled "Summary and Outlook", in which the

achievements and new challenges of the subject are presented succinctly.

Biographical sketches (approximately 100 words) and portrait

photographs (≥300

dpi) of the corresponding authors should be submitted. In addition, a

short abstract (at least 150 words) and a maximum of six keywords should

be included.

Mini

reviews (at least 8,000 words in length, divided into appropriate

sections, and 5–10 display items such as figures, tables, or schemes,

not less than 60 references) are peer-reviewed and provide a critically

selected overview of recent progress in important research fields. It is

not intended that the articles should be comprehensive, but rather

insightful, selective, critical, opinionated, and even visionary. The

Introduction should introduce non-specialists to the subject in a clear

manner. A Mini review should conclude with a section titled "Summary and

Outlook", in which the achievements and new challenges of the subject

are presented succinctly. Biographical sketches (approximately 100

words) and portrait photographs (≥300

dpi) of the corresponding authors should be submitted. In addition, a

short abstract (at least 100 words) and a maximum of six keywords should

be included

Perspectives

(2-3 journal pages, approximately 1500 words and not more than two

display items such as figures, tables, or schemes, not more than 15

references) are concise reports on recent exciting research of interest

to MetaResource-related materials scientists worldwide, including

discussions of research breakthroughs and interpretations of important

science and funding policies. They may provide context for the findings

within a field or explain potential interdisciplinary significance.

Perspectives should have no more than two authors.

Highlights

(2-3 journal pages, approximately 1500 words and not more than two

display items such as figures, tables, or schemes, not more than 15

references) describe very important new results of original research

(preferably published online within the last month), in general given by

a third person, with a view to instruct and to highlight their

significance of the findings. The results should be presented clearly

and as succinctly as possible, without the comprehensive details

required for an original article. Highlights should have no more than

two authors, who should not have affiliations with the author(s) of the

work being highlighted.

Letters, Perspectives, and Highlights should have no section headings in the main text.

Authorship

Authorship

should be limited to those who have contributed substantially to the

work, and every author has responsibility for the data and argument

mentioned in the paper. Author contributions should be specified in the

manuscript. The corresponding author must have obtained permission from

all authors for the submission of each version of the paper and for any

change in authorship. In addition: changes of authorship (including

affiliation, order of the authors, adding or deleting authors) are not

accepted after acceptance of a manuscript; request to add or delete

authors at revision stage or after publication is a serious matter, and

may be considered only after receipt of written approval from all

authors and detailed explanation about the role/deletion of the

new/deleted author. The decision on accepting the change rests with the

Editor-in-Chief of the journal; upon request authors should be prepared

to send relevant documentation or data in order to verify the validity

of the results.

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