Anthropocene Coasts

《人新世海岸》

征稿范围： 应对气候变化相关联的海岸带资源、 环境、生态、灾害、经济发展和人地 关系的研究论文；鼓励多学科交叉的 研究成果，注重过程、机理分析和定 量化；研究主题包括气候变化下的海 岸环境演化、生态系统的产品和服务 价值及其保护、海港基础设施、海岸 带城市群规划与建设、沿海经济发 展、空间资源开发、风暴等自然灾害 防护、数据采集技术等。

ISSN (PRINT): 2561-4150   |   ISSN (ELECTRONIC):

主编
Shu Gao, Ph.D.; Ian Townend, B,.Sc., C.Eng., C.Mar.Sci

出版费和豁免
Anthropocene Coasts is a gold open access journal, and content is open access from the moment of publication. Article processing charges (APCs) in the journal are being waived on all submissions received by December 31, 2020. There are no submission fees.

As the APC waiver period comes to an end, the publisher (Canadian Science Publishing) will be evaluating the APC fee. The APC will be based on production and overhead costs as well as the expected number of articles that will be published in the journal each year.

索引信息
Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), Google Scholar, and more.

归档：
Anthropocene Coasts is archived in CLOCKKS and Portico.

联系我们
Anthropocene Coasts
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Ottawa, Ontario, K2C 0P7, Canada

编辑办公室
For general inquiries and questions about submission and peer review, decisions, production files, forms, and fees, please contact:
Wenjing Xie
Email: wjxie@sklec.ecnu.edu.cn.
Telephone: +86 21 54836027
Fax: +86 21 54836458

生产办公室
For queries after acceptance including copyediting, galley proofs, and publication timeline, please contact Scott Bryant.

出版团队
Publisher and Chief Executive Officer: Elaine Stott
Director, Publishing Operations: Judy Busnarda
Managing Editor: Josephine E. Sciortino, MA, MPS
Manager, Peer Review: Melanie Slavitch
Editorial Assistant: Wenjing Xie
Production Editor:
Scientific Publishing Editor: Scott Bryant
Manager, Production and Vendor Management: Judy Hum-Delaney
Production Coordinator: Katie Yantzi
Production Administrator: Merv Buske

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封面
This river is an important source of dissolved nutrients and chemicals to the marine environment. Our team samples remote sites like this one on eastern coast of Ellesmere Island, to understand the biogeochemical contributions of glacial meltwater to the ocean. Image credit: Robert Izett