《人新世海岸（英文）》 Anthropocene Coasts 是国际首个结合人新世背景概念，将海岸海洋学科与可持续发展和环境保护等多学科交叉融合的开放获取国际学术期刊。探讨人类如何与海岸互动、受其影响以及对海岸的影响。涵盖海洋、地理、生态、可持续发展、工程、政策和管理等学科。本刊被Scopus, ESCI (Web of Science), CNKI等18个期刊数据库收录。
Anthropocene Coasts is the first international open access journal that combines the concept of the Anthropocene context and intersects the disciplines of coastal ocean with the multidisciplinary disciplines of sustainable development and environmental protection. It covers the disciplines of oceanography, geography, ecology, sustainable development, coastal engineering and environmental engineering. Anthropocene Coasts is presently abstracted and indexed in 18 databases, such as Scopus, ESCI (Web of Science), and CNKI. .
《人新世海岸（英文）》 的CiteScoreTM 2022得分4.9，进入环境科学自然和景观保护领域Q1区；在海洋工程领和海洋学域保持在Q2区。《人新世海岸（英文）》2022年影响因子 (JIF) 和无自引影响因子均为2.4。
Anthropocene Coasts’ CiteScore 2022 is 4.9 and has entered the CiteScoreTM rank 2022 of Q1 academic journals！Both the 2022 Journal Impact Factor (JIF) And the Journal Impact Factor Without Self Citations of Anthropocene Coasts are 2.4.
本刊免收文章处理费，我们的目标是：
- 为作者提供快速审稿，平均在4周内做出第一次审稿决议
- 通过期刊网站和社会媒体平台有效传播新发现
The article processing charge (APC) this year is fully covered by East China Normal University (free Open Access for both authors and readers.).
Anthropocene Coasts seeks submissions that help to:
- Understand and predict the effects of human activities, including climate change, on estuarine and coastal regions
- Formulate new blueprints for coastal and deltaic regions in terms of future development.
征稿范围：
- 资源及其变化/改变
- 与自然和人为过程有关的环境影响
- 沿海灾害模式的变化及对安全的影响
- 沿海生态系统服务的作用以及这些服务可能发生的变化
- 人口增长和城市扩张对海岸的影响
- 应对变化的适应性以及增强海岸可持续性和复原力的方法
- 与社会的相互作用（包括经济、规划、政策/立法和法规、社会流动性、技术、工程和风险管理等）
- 为更好地检测和理解变化的观测、建模和理论进展
- 基于人工智能/机器学习（数据训练或无数据集）的海岸研究和管理
Anthropocene Coasts accepts submissions of the following scope:
- Resources and their variations/changes;
- Environmental influences associated with natural and human-induced processes;
- Changes in coastal hazard patterns and the implications for safety;
- The role of coastal ecosystem services and how these may change;
- Implications of population growth and urban expansion on the coast;
- Adaptation in response to change and methods to enhance coastal sustainability and resilience;
- Interactions with society (including aspects such as economics, planning, policy/legislation and regulation, social mobility, technology, engineering, and risk management);
- Observations, modelling, and theoretical advances to better detect and understand change.
- AI based research/ machine learning (data training or no datasets) on Coastal management
征稿论文类型： 研究论文、综述、专题评述、研究快报、书评等。
Article Types: Research Article, Review Article, Topical Communications, Letter, Book reviews
EISSN: 2561-4150
主办单位: 华东师范大学
Host: East China Normal University
开放获取并免收文章处理费
The article processing charge (APC) this year is fully covered by East China Normal University (free Open Access for both authors and readers)
出版商: 斯普林格自然
Publisher: Springer Nature
期刊链接: Journal link:
投稿链接: Contribution Link:
未来地球海岸官网本刊主页:
Homepage of Anthropocene Coasts at the official website of Future Earth Coasts:
注: 稿件应尽可能全面。支持结果的数据应直接在文中提供，包括在相关补充材料中，或存档在适当的公共档案中。
Note: Manuscript should be as comprehensive as possible. Data supporting the results should be provided directly in the paper, included in the associated supplemental materials, or archived in an appropriate public archive.
没有明确的与人类活动有关的多学科融合内容的论文更适合其他对应学科的期刊，不太可能被考虑出版。(详见《人新世海岸（英文）》五年寄语)
Submissions that do not have a clear human or multidisciplinary component are more suited to one of the existing discipline-based journals and are unlikely to be considered for publication. (Please refer to “Anthropocene Coasts: 5 years on”.)
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