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Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology
is published quarterly. It comprises original contributions, dealing with
a wide range of topics related to telecommunications and information technology.
All papers are subject to peer review. Topics presented in the JTIT
report primary and/or experimental research results, which advance the base
of scientific and technological knowledge about telecommunications
and information technology.
JTIT is dedicated to publishing research results which advance the level
of current research or add to the understanding of problems related
to modulation and signal design, wireless communications, optical communications
and photonic systems, voice communications devices, image and signal processing,
transmission systems, network architecture, coding and communication theory,
as well as information technology.
Suitable research-related papers should hold the potential to advance
the technological base of telecommunications and information technology. Tutorial
and review papers are published only by invitation.
Manuscript.
TEX and LATEX are preferable, standard Microsoft Word format (.doc)
is acceptable.
Papers published should contain up to 10 printed pages in LATEX author's style
(Word processor one printed page corresponds approximately to 6000 characters).
The manuscript should include an abstract about 150-200 words long
and the relevant keywords. The abstract should contain statement of the problem,
assumptions and methodology, results and conclusion or discussion
on the importance of the results. Abstracts must not include mathematical
expressions or bibliographic references.
Keywords should not repeat the title of the manuscript. About four keywords
or phrases in alphabetical order should be used, separated by commas.
The original files accompanied with pdf file should be submitted by e-mail:
redakcja@itl.waw.pl.
Figures, tables and photographs.
Original figures should be submitted. Drawings in Corel Draw and PostScript
formats are preferred. Figure captions should be placed below the figures
and can not be included as a part of the figure. Each figure should be submitted
as a separated graphic file, in .cdr, .eps, .ps, .png or .tif format. Tables
and figures should be numbered consecutively with Arabic numerals.
Each photograph with minimum 300 dpi resolution should be delivered in electronic
formats (TIFF, JPG or PNG) as a separated file.
References.
All references should be marked in the text by Arabic numerals in square brackets
and listed at the end of the paper in order of their appearance in the text,
including exclusively publications cited inside. Samples of correct formats
for various types of references are presented below:
[1] Y. Namihira, "Relationship between nonlinear effective area and mode field
diameter for dispersion shifted fibres", Electron. Lett., vol. 30, no. 3,
pp. 262.264, 1994.
[2] C. Kittel, Introduction to Solid State Physics. New York: Wiley, 1986.
[3] S. Demri and E. Orłowska, "Informational representability: Abstract models
versus concrete models", in Fuzzy Sets, Logics and Knowledge-Based Reasoning,
D. Dubois and H. Prade, Eds. Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1999, pp. 301.314.
Biographies and photographs of authors.
A brief professional author's biography of up to 200 words and a photo of each
author should be included with the manuscript.
Galley proofs.
Authors should return proofs as a list of corrections as soon as possible.
In other cases, the article will be proof-read against manuscript by the editor
and printed without the author's corrections. Remarks to the errata should
be provided within one week after receiving the offprint.
Copyright.
Manuscript submitted to JTIT should not be published or simultaneously submitted
for publication elsewhere. By submitting a manuscript, the author(s) agree
to automatically transfer the copyright for their article to the publisher,
if and when the article is accepted for publication. The copyright comprises
the exclusive rights to reproduce and distribute the article, including reprints
and all translation rights. No part of the present JTIT should not be reproduced
in any form nor transmitted or translated into a machine language without prior
written consent of the publisher.
A copy of the JTIT is provided to each author of paper published.
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