Russian Journal of Information Technology in Sports

Russian Journal of Information Technology in Sports

Scientific publication
Age rating 16+
ISSN 2949-6349 (online)
Periodicity

4 issues per year

DOI https://doi.org/10.62105/2949-6349
Language of publication Russian, English
All journal information

Manuscript guidelines

1. The format of the presentation of the text of the manuscript
The text of the article should be presented in the format of a Microsoft Word text editor:

The sheet format is A4;
all fields are 2 cm long;
font — Times New Roman, size — 12 pt, line spacing — 1.5 (one and a half) intervals;
graphic materials are inserted into the text.
The volume of the article is to 15 pages of the main text in the above format.

If necessary, the article can be accompanied by additional materials in electronic form (video and audio files, presentations, program listings, Excel books, etc.), which will be posted on the journal's website.

2.The structure of the manuscript
The manuscript must contain the following data for publication, it is necessary to strictly adhere to the sequence indicated below:

The title of the article.
Surname and name of the author(s).
Place of work of the author(s). It is necessary to specify the place of work of each author. If the name of the organization does not indicate that it belongs to a locality, the name of the locality must be separated by a comma.
The address of the place of work.
Abstract.
Keywords.
Information about the authors — for each of the authors:
– surname, first name, patronymic (in full);
– academic degree;
– academic title;
– position;
– place of work;
– e-mail address (e-mail).
Sources of research funding. Thanks.
The main text of the article.
A list of references arranged in the order in which references to sources appear in the text (not in alphabetical order!).
The title of the article in English.
The full name of the author(s) in English.
The place of work of the author(s) in English. It is necessary to specify the place of work of each author. If the name of the organization does not indicate that it belongs to a locality, the name of the locality must be separated by a comma.
The address of the place of work is in English.
The abstract is in English.
Keywords in English.
Information about the authors in English — for each of the authors:
– first name, patronymic, surname;
– academic degree;
– academic title;
– position;
– place of work;
– e-mail address (e-mail).
Sources of funding for research in English.
Acknowledgements in English.
The list of sources used is in English.
3. Design of individual elements of the manuscript
Mathematical formulas and equations are typed in MS WinWord editors (version 6.0 and higher) or MathType. Linear formulas and variables are typed only in plain text!

Illustrations (graphs, diagrams, photographs, line drawings) are presented in black and white or in color. All drawings should be renumbered and have names. The text of the article must contain links to all the drawings.

When placing drawings, do not use the text wrapping option.

Illustrations should be presented as separate graphic files (even if they are available in a Word document) in TIFF or JPG format, with a resolution of at least 300 pixels per inch.

The tables are provided with thematic headings and numbered with Arabic numerals in the order they are mentioned in the text.

All columns in the tables must have headings.

When placing tables, you should not use the text wrapping option.

The place of work of the author(s). The most important element for the correct indexing of articles in international databases is the precise indication of address information about the place of work of the authors, first of all, the names of organizations (data on the affiliation of the authors — author affiliation). It is necessary to indicate the full official name fixed in the charter of the educational organization or in the license. When specifying the place of work in English, it is most preferable to use the generally accepted translated version of the name of the organization. The use of the official name of the organization in English in the article will allow the most accurate identification of the affiliation of the authors, will prevent the loss of articles in the system of analysis of organizations and authors. The postal code must be indicated in the address of the place of work.

The abstract should reflect what is discussed in the article, contain a full description of the research and its practical implementation. The abstract of the article is intended to serve as an independent source of information from the article. The abstract should be quite compact — from 100 to 250 words, but at the same time contain the following mandatory sections: the purpose of writing the work, the methodology of the research, the results of the work and the possibilities of their application, the practical significance of the results and their application, the value of the work: orientation to the target group, the novelty of the results.

Keywords (up to 10, separated by commas) should reflect the main content of the article, include terms from the text of the article and from the relevant subject area, as well as the most important concepts related to the material of the article. This will help to find the article by means of search engines.

The following sections of the main text are recommended for experimental articles: introduction; methods; results; discussion; conclusions. Theoretical, review and problem articles can have an arbitrary structure, the names of sections in such articles are determined by the author.

Section names are printed in lowercase letters on a separate line without underscores and separated from the text by one empty line. The font is straight bold. The subheadings inside the sections are printed on a separate line in lowercase letters. The font is straight bold. The headings and subheadings are centered.

List of literature. The article should contain at least 20 sources in the list of references, and references to own works should be no more than 10%. All sources from the list should be referenced in the text of the article (in square brackets).

Authors retain copyright to their published works and grant the Journal a non-exclusive right to publish and distribute the article. Journal materials are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license, unless otherwise stated on the publication page.