Transactions on Aerospace Research

Editor-in-Chief
Prof. PhD. Eng. Cezary Galiński, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
cezary.galinski@pw.edu.pl

Scientific Council
Prof. Meyer Benzakein - The Ohio State University, USA
PhD. Eng. Georges Bridel – ALR Aerospace, Switzerland
Prof. Cristina Cuerno-Rejado - Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain
Prof. Laurent Dala - Northumbria University, Scotland
Prof. Cezary Galiński - Chairman of the Scientific Council, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
Prof. Igor I. Lipatov - Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute, Russia
Prof. Francesco Marulo - Universita' degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Italy
Prof. Spiros Pantelakis - University of Patras, Greece
Prof. Dieter Scholz - Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany
PhD. Eng. David Zimcik - National Research Council Canada, Canada

Editorial Board
Prof. PhD. Eng. Sergii Boichenko, National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”
Associate Prof. PhD. Eng. Martin Bugaj, University of Žilina, Slovakia
Prof. PhD. Eng. Hikmet Karakoc, Eskisehir Technical University, Turkey
Prof. PhD. Eng. Jerzy Kozak, Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, Poland
Prof. PhD. Eng. Andrej Novak, University of Žilina, Slovakia
PhD. Adam Przekop – Langley Research Center, Structural Mechanics & Concepts Branch, USA
PhD. Eng. Janusz Romanski, Widener University, Chester PA, USA, Association of Polish Engineers and Technicians in the USA “Polonia Technica”
Prof. PhD. Eng. Yevhenii Shkvar, Zhejiang Normal University, China
Prof. PhD. Eng. Piotr Wolański, Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, Poland

Statistical Editors
PhD. Eng. Mirosław Rodzewicz, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

Editorial Secretary
M.A. Agata Smaruj-Urbanowska, Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, Poland

Permanent Associates
Prof. PhD. Eng. Maciej Bossak, Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, Poland
PhD. Eng. Mariusz Krawczyk, Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, Poland
PhD. Eng. Andrzej Krzysiak, Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, Poland
Prof. PhD. Eng. Romana Ratkiewicz-Landowska, Space Research Centre, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
Prof. PhD. Eng. Grzegorz Socha, Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, Poland

Publisher
Sciendo - registered in Poland under the name
De Gruyter Poland Ltd., ul. Bogumila Zuga 32A, 01-811 Warsaw, Poland
Subsidiary of Walter de Gruyter GmbH

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EDITORIAL REQUIREMENTS – GUIDELINES FOR WRITERS

LANGUAGE

The Editorial Board accepts articles in English (American English is preferred; British English may also be used; in either case grammar usage and spelling must be consistent throughout the article). In exceptional cases considered justified by the editorial board, an article may be accepted in Polish.

ARTICLE TITLE

The title of an article should explain as concisely as possible the topic discussed. If possible, it may name the main findings. Titles should not contain any abbreviations or complex subordinate sentences.

AUTHOR/AUTHORS

The title should be followed by the first name and surname of the author, followed in the next line by their affiliation (the name of the institution they work for and its full address). When there is more than one co-author, the name of each author should be marked as follows with their affiliation (the name of the institution they work for and its full address):

Name Surname,¹ Name Surname²

¹ Department, Faculty, University, university address
² Department, Faculty, University, university address
The author’s email address (1) • The author’s ORCID number (1)

* Corresponding author’s email address

Below, the authors’ addresses should be given. The editors assume that the first name on the list of co-authors is the person who can be contacted.

ABSTRACT

Each item must be preceded by an abstract, 120 to 200 words in length. It should summarize the full content of the article, including:

• a brief introduction, where the objectives of the work are be presented
• a concise description of how research proceeded and what conclusions were arrived at. Results are here presented concretely and concisely, without additional description.

KEYWORDS

A minimum of three keywords, the first of which is the name of the discipline that the work refers to.

ABBREVIATIONS

Every abbreviation should be explained immediately after it is presented in the text.

MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSIONS AND FORMULAS

Mathematical formulas (including those written in a formula editor) published in technical publications are subject to the following rules:

• variable names and single- and two-letter indices should be written in italics,
• digits and physical units (m, sec., kg) should be written in plain font, as should be physical and mathematical constants (e, , π, i) imaginary units, names of the function (sin, cos, tg, log, ln, etc.), three- and more letter abbreviations of words put in indices (const, kryt),
• please play close attention to the distinction between the digit “0” used in an index, the letter “O” used as an index (also, neither of these should be confused with the degree symbol °),
• please pay close attention the use of the variable "i", which when written straight is very similar to number "1",
• the Latin letter "v" and Greek "v" should be (n) clearly distinguished,
• formulas should be numbered, using a number written in round parenthesis on the right-hand side,
• Greek letters should not be written in bold.

TEXT

Articles intended for the publication in Transactions on Aerospace Research should be written in Microsoft Word (from the package Microsoft Office 2007 or higher) or an equivalent software package.

The article should be divided into logical chapters, individually numbered, as follows: INTRODUCTION, METHOD, RESULTS, DISCUSSION, CONCLUSIONS, REFERENCES. The length should not exceed 16 pages of typescript in the A4 format.

PICTURES and PHOTOGRAPHS

Should be provided as files developed in Corel Draw or Photoshop. Illustrations may be inserted directly into the text, or provided in separate, appropriately named files (with the locations where they should be inserted marked in the text). All pictures and photographs should not be lower than 300 dpi in resolution.

Tables, pictures, and photographs should be consistently numbered and submitted together with captions and sources. The captions for tables should appear above them, with left alignment, while those for pictures and photographs should appear under them, with center alignment. If a table, picture, or photograph is drawn from or adapted from a previous publication (by the same author, or by a different author or set of authors), the appropriate bibliographic reference should be made, e.g. [5] or [Kaczorek, 2009] or [adapted from Karczorek, 2009]. If a picture or photograph is the author’s own work and is published here for the first time, they should be labeled as [author’s own image]. If a table is the author’s own work and is published here for the first time, it does not need to be marked in any way – rather, the title of the table should indicate that the information shown in the chart represents the findings of the present study.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SOURCE OF FINANCING

Directly after the main text (before the bibliographic list) should come information about the sources of financing the publication and the contribution of other people, research centers, associations, etc., and their contribution to the publication (e.g.: "The work reported herein was performed under the framework of research project No. 7 of T07C 006 12 from Poland’s State Committee for Scientific Research, financed by the State Committee for Scientific Research").

REFERENCES

All references for the bibliographic should be marked in the text with Arabic numbers in square brackets – [1], [2], etc. The bibliography should be quoted according to ASME style.

Open Access Statement

The journal is an Open Access journal that allows a free unlimited access to all its contents without any restrictions upon publication to all users.

Since 2021 this journal publishes under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0.

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