Submissions

Author Guidelines

You are strongly advised to take the time to read the following instructions before submitting a paper to any of the Journal of Sustainable Environmental Health and Pollution (JSEHP). Journal of Sustainable Environmental Health and Pollution (JSEHP) is a scientific open access journal published by the Pustaka Kesehatan Gizi Digital. All manuscript received will be reviewed by a peer-reviewed with a single-blind method. Authors who will do the script to read the writing instructions below:

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Manuscript Submission

All manuscripts must be submitted online. Upon submission, you will automatically receive a confirmation email containing a tracking ID for future reference. If you do not receive this confirmation email, please resubmit the manuscript (or check your spam folder). Do not send manuscripts via email. Authors can track the progress of their manuscript through the editorial process on the website.

SUBMISSION OF REVISED PAPER

To submit revised manuscript, you should upload files main document with all changes according to the reviewers and editor feedback, please highlight all changed text using red font or use track changes. To submit revised papers please log in to your account. Please do not submit your revised manuscript as a new submission, as revised manuscripts are processed differently.

Figure

The figure is placed after the narration of the figure. Images cannot be framed. The legend or description of the image is at the bottom or side of the image; it must not be above the image. The caption or title of the image is under the image in question using Cambria 10 point (Bold) format. Image resolution must be high so as not to break the image. The legend or description of the image is placed below/next to the diagram; it must not be above the image. The source of the image (if not the result of research) is placed under the legend/diagram description. A narrative about the image (Figure 1).

Diagram/Grafik

Making diagrams in the form of bar, line or circle charts, use two-dimensional diagrams without frames. The narration is placed before the diagram. The narration is not a repetition of the narrated diagram. The diagram's title is below the description or source of the relevant diagram using Cambria 10 point (Bold) format. Diagram includes to the category of images. A narrative about the diagram (Figure 2).   

Table

Table titles should be centered and written in bold, while variable and sub-variable names should be left-aligned. If a variable consists of several categories, the main variable name should be written in bold. Decimal numbers should be presented with two digits after the decimal point. The narrative or interpretation of the table must be presented before the table and should not merely repeat the table contents descriptively, but rather be aligned with the research objectives. For example, “Most respondents were aged 20–35 years (Table 1).”

Tables should not be split across different pages. Splitting a table is only permitted if it exceeds one page, provided that the table starts at the top of the following page. Each table must include the data source, whether primary or secondary data, along with the year of data collection. Tables should not be placed in the middle of or between text; instead, they should be positioned at the top or bottom of the page to ensure a clear and logical reading flow.

REFERENCES

The amount of literature cited should be sound but reasonable and it is expected that 80% of them are current literature of the last 10 years. Please use Vancouver citation style (Mendeley or Zotero). You may imitate the following examples to prepare your references:

1. Riadi, I., Yudhana, A., Fanani, G.P.I. (2023). Mobile forensic tools for digital crime investigation: Comparison and evaluation. International Journal of Safety and Security Engineering, 13(1): 11-19. https://doi.org/10.18280/ijsse.130102
2. Bejan, A. (2015). Constructal thermodynamics. Constructal Law & Second Law Conference, Parma, pp. S1-S8.
3. Chen, W.K. (1993). Linear Networks and Systems. Wadsworth, Belmont, 123-135.
4. Costa, T., Zarante, P., Sodré, J. (2013). Simulation of aldehyde formation in ethanol fuelled spark ignition engines. In: Sens, M., Baar, R. (eds) Engine Processes. Expert Verlag, Berlin.
5. Bentley, R.E. (1998). Handbook of Temperature Measurement Vol. 3: The Theory and Practice of Thermoelectric Thermometry. Springer Science & Business Media.
6. Williams, J.O. (1993). Narrow-band analyzer. Ph.D. dissertation. Department of Electronic Engineering, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
7. SIMUL8 Corporation. SIMUL8 – Process Simulation Software. http://www.simul8.com/, accessed on Jan. 17, 2015.
8. Reber, E.E., Michell, R.L., Carter, C.J. (1988). Oxygen absorption in the earth’s atmosphere. Technical Report TR-0200 (4230-46)-3. Aerospace Corporation, Los Angeles, California, USA.
9. Motorola Semiconductor Data Manual. (1989). Motorola Semiconductor Products Inc., Phoenix, USA.