《风景园林》投稿指南

《风景园林》投稿指南

《风景园林》是中华人民共和国教育部主管，北京林业大学主办的国际性风景园林规划与设计、城市设计以及公共艺术学刊，现为大16开本，月刊，全彩精印。本刊立足本土，面向世界，致力于“传播与促进世界风景园林规划与设计的理念和实践”，主要刊登国内外的近现代风景园林历史、风景园林规划设计理论、风景园林环境科学与技术的学术论文，以及风景园林总体设计和城市设计方案、风景园林设计和公共艺术建成作品等。本刊刊载文章被《中国科技期刊数据库(全文版)》、《中国学术期刊(光盘版)》、《中国核心期刊(遴选)数据库》收录。

作者投稿不得侵犯他人著作权，不得有学术不端行为，如一稿多投、重复发表、自我抄袭等。文责自负，文中所引用文献、图片要注明出处，对于侵犯他人版权或其他权利的文稿、图片，本刊概不承担连带责任。

本刊投稿一律通过投稿邮箱：la@blysz.com 进行，不接收纸质邮寄投稿。稿件须为Word文档。

1 投稿与稿件处理

1.1 投稿采用电子邮件方式，稿件作为电子信函的“附件”发送，在主题栏中填上“投稿”字样，并在正文末尾注明作者姓名、出生年份、性别、最高学历、工作单位、职务、职称、通讯地址(含邮政编码)、联系电话(单位、家庭、移动电话)、传真和电子信箱。

1.2 稿件自收到之日3个月内通知作者修改或录用情况。超过3个月，未接到本编辑部通知者，请自行处理。请勿一稿多投，来稿除反转片外一律不退稿，请作者自留底稿。

1.3 来稿免审稿费和版面费。稿件发表后，本刊即向每位作者奉送当期刊物一本。

2 写作格式

2.1 字数以3000～6000字为宜(含图及表)，语言简练，论点明确，数据可靠。

2.2 题名应简明、具体、确切，概括文章的要旨，符合编制题录、索引和检索的有关原则并有助选择关键词。中文题名一般不超过20个汉字。

2.3 摘要

来稿请一律附上能包含与论文同等主要信息量的中英文摘要，包括论文(研究)的背景与目的、研究过程中采用的方法、研究的结果或得出的结论。中文摘要一般200字左右。

2.4 关键词

2.4.1 所有学术论文和设计作品介绍、评论均应提供3～8个中英文关键词。中、英文关键词应一一对应，中文关键词前应冠以“关键词：”，英文关键词前冠以“Keywords：”作为标识。

2.4.2 关键词要选择那些最具有检索意义的术语，通过这些术语反映论文和评论所涉及的内容或领域，便于读者检索到该论文。关键词应首选行业标准《园林基本术语标准》(CJJ/T91-2002)以及全国自然科学审定委员会公布的《建筑园林城市规划名词》。

2.4.3 关键词要按以下顺序选择：第一个关键词列出该文主要工作或内容所属二级学科名称；有关园林植物学/风景园林工程/风景园林经营与管理/园林学其他学科范畴的论文，其第一个关键词是风景园林。第二个关键词列出该文研究得到的成果名称或文内若干个成果的总类别名称。第三个关键词列出该文在得到上述成果或结论时采用的科学研究方法的具体名称。对于综述和评述性学术论文等，此位置分别写“综述”或“评论”等。

2.5 标题

正文各级标题一律采用阿拉伯数字连续编号，同级标题不同层次的数字之间用下圆点相隔，最末的数字后不加标点，如“1”、“1.1”、“1.1.1”；标题层次以3级为限，一律左顶格书写题号，后空一格书写标题。

2.6 基金项目

如有基金项目支持，请列出，格式为“基金项目：国家自然科学基金(编号0000000)。Fund Item：”。中英文对照。

3 图表要求

3.1 插图一般不超过20幅，应提供清晰的优质图照，通过电子信箱或刻成光盘寄送。插图请将编号插入正文的相应位置，并将图片与图题排在文中。同时单独提供图片，注明与文章相对应的编号。图题需译出英文。

3.2 数码相机拍摄的照片，要求像素不少于400万(2 272×1 704像素)，推荐500万像素(2 592×1 944像素)以上，JPG格式。如果是数码单反相机拍摄，要求600万像素以上，TIF格式。

3.3 电脑绘制的效果图、彩图请提供分辨率大于350dpi的电子文件，图件尺寸不小于12cm×8cm，并给出成图一份。

3.4 所绘地图必须使用我国新近出版的地图绘制。

3.5 表格尽量使用三线表，标号及标题置于表上居中位置，编号插入相应文字处。表题需译出英文。

与注释

4.1 参考文献是作者写作论著时所参考的公开发表的文献书目，按文稿出现的先后次序用阿拉伯数字顺序标号集中列表于文末；注释是对论著正文中某一特定内容的进一步解释或补充说明，或者是非公开出版物引用的文献，也按序置于文末。参考文献序号用方括号([1])标注，而注释用数字加圆圈标注(如①、②…)。

4.2 图表来源用注释格式列于文后，不作为参考文献标注。

4.3 参考文献具体著录格式参见《文后参考文献著录规则GB/T 7714-2005》)

4.4 中文参考文献需译成英文。在中文后另起一行，不另外编号。

5.1 作者姓名的汉语拼音采用姓前名后，中间为空格，姓氏的全部字母均大写，复姓应连写；名字的首字母大写，双名中间加连字符，姓氏与名均不缩写。如：ZHANG Ying(张颖)，WANG Xi-lian(王锡联)，ZHUGE Hua(诸葛华)外国作者的姓名写法遵从国际惯例。

5.2 作者简介包括以下内容：姓名/出生年/性别/(民族——汉族可省略)/籍贯/最高学位/工作单位及职称/研究方向(通讯城市 邮政编码)，并同时提供同样信息的英文。

5.3 同一篇文章的其他主要作者简介可以在同一“作者简介：”的标识后另起一行相继列出。

Notes for Contributors

Landscape Architecture, supervised by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, and hosted by Beijing Forestry University, is an international peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research concerned with the landscape architecture planning and design, urban design and public art. Presently it is compiled and printed in the 16-mo size in full-color fine printing. Landscape Architecture, mainly domestically dominated but also internationally oriented, is committed to "communicate and promote the theoretical and practical development in the global landscape architecture planning and design". It has featured high impact papers home and abroad covering modern landscape architecture design and planning, theoretical issues on landscape architecture planning and design, academic papers on environmental science and technology in landscape architecture, as well as the overall design in landscape architecture and empirical urban design program, landscape design and public art works, etc.

Copyright infringement, plagiarism or other academic misconducts in publication are prohibited. Authors are requested not to make multiple submissions of the same article to different journals at the same time and should be responsible for any malpractice. Articles must provide precise and sufficient acknowledgements for cites, figures or pictures. Authors should take responsibility for obtaining permission from copyright holders for reproducing any illustrations, tables, figures or lengthy quotations previously published elsewhere. Landscape Architecture is not to assume the joint liability for any plagiarized manuscripts and photographs or articles included copyrighted material without permission or with insufficient acknowledgement.

Manuscripts should be submitted by a file of Word document by the e-mail: la@blysz.com. Paper mail submission is not accepted.

1 General Information Concerning Submissions

1.1 All manuscripts should be submitted as "attachment" by E-mail themed at "submission". At the end of the manuscript the names and affiliations of all authors, date of birth, gender, highest degree, employer, position, professional title and full postal address(including zip code), contact phone number (work, home and the mobile phone), fax and E-mail address should be covered in the postscript.

1.2 Submissions are normally reviewed within 3 months of submission, during which an editorial decision of "revised" or "accepted" is generally reached to the author. Authors who are not informed of a decision can decide otherwise the manuscripts beyond 3 months from the date of receipt. Authors are requested not to make multiple submissions of the same article to different journals at the same time. Please note that copies of rejected articles will not be retained. Please keep the original manuscript.

2 Guidelines for the Preparation of Manuscripts

2.1 Article submissions should normally be between 3,000 and 6,000 words in length, inclusive of references and tables with concise language, clear arguments and reliable data.

2.2 The article should be best titled: concise, specific, and accurate, summarizing the gist of the article, in comply with the relevant principles in the compilation of title, index and retrieval in the meantime contributing to the selection of keywords. Chinese title is generally no more than 20 Chinese characters.

2.3 Abstracts

Each article must be accompanied by an abstract in both Chinese and Englishs ummarizing such main points as the background and purpose of the paper (research), the methods used in the study, the results or the conclusions of the study. The Chinese abstract is generally about 200 words and the English abstract must correspond to Chinese abstracts in line with the principle of "having the same amount of information as the paper".

2.4 Keywords

All academic papers, introduction to design works and commentaries should provide 3 to 8 Chinese and English keywords. Chinese and English keywords should be one by one correspondence.

2.5 Headings

In dividing articles under headings, please use the following format: The headings of each level shall be numbered consecutively using Arabic numerals.

The numbers of different levels of the same heading should be separated by dots, and the last digits should not be punctuated, such as "1", "1.1", "1.1.1". Please avoid using more than three levels of subheadings.

3 Illustrations

3.1 Illustrations (including diagrams, tables, charts, etc.), usually no more than 20 in a manuscript should be submitted in a clear high-quality artwork suitable for reproduction through the e-mail or by posting the CD. Illustrations and their heading should be put in the text and tables, diagrams and figures should be identified by an Arabic numeral and indicated clearlyin parentheses in the text where they are to appear. Note that photographs should also suppled in a separate file labelled clearly as same as the text. Also, the English version for the heading is required.

3.2 Mappings must be based on the newly published map in our country.

3.3 Three-line table is preferred above which the number and heading are labeled in the middle.The number should be indicated clearly in parentheses in the text where they are to appear. Also, the English version for the heading is required.

4 References and Notes

4.1 References are the published bibliography used by the author of the submitted article. They should be listed in full in an Arabic numeral based on the order of the text it appears at the end of the article. Notes, a further explanation or supplement to the specific content of the text, or non-public publications cited, are also placed in an Arabic numeralat the end of the text. The numbers of reference are marked with square brackets ([1]), and notes are marked with numbers plus circles (e.g ①, ②...).

4.2 The sources of illustrationsshould not be listed as a reference but as notesafter the text in the annotated format.

4.3 The specific description of formats for referencescan be referred to "References in the literature GB / T 7714-2005")