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Re: FSM5 Update: submissions for Journal of Environmental Management
I can start with the list of accepted abstracts (again shared earlier by Shobana in this thread), but worry people often present more than what the title suggests and abstracts would give a better idea.Here's the link to the app.
as5fsm5.com/app/
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Hello Dorothee,
It looks like the JEM announcement board has been updated. Please find the call for paper attached here.
Have asked the JEM about reposting the announcement.
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Thank you for this update. Could you please share again the link for the call for paper for this special issues (I was unable to find it online)?
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The FSM5 Call for Papers to the special edition has been extended to 30th September 2020.
Please follow the submission guidelines for the Journal and use "FSM5" under article type.
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Yes, the special issue by the Journal of Environment Management was announced by them on the 1st of February.
Any further comments or updates from the editorial team from the journal will be posted here.
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EMary wrote:
All the authors who presented at FSM5 did receive the call for the journal. Could you elaborate which presentation is it that you were talking about?
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Specifically, this presentation "Development of Tools for Efficient Remote Monitoring of Faecal Sludge Treatment Units", which I submitted myself with my email address as the correspondence. There are a range of other oral presentations by my colleagues that were accepted, but it's likely that my email address was not added. I will follow up with them directly.
I have discovered the official announcement by the Journal of Environmental Management for this Special Issue. Was this published on the 1st of February when "Start of Submission" opened?
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All the authors who presented at FSM5 did receive the call for the journal. Could you elaborate which presentation is it that you were talking about?
Please find the FSM5 agenda for your reverence here;
fsm5.susana.org/images/AS5-FSM5-agenda-19-021219.pdf
Email announcements for the calls were not sent out to all the abstracts that were received for FSM5 and were limited to oral presentations due to the special edition limit of 40.
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EMary wrote:
In your case Lars, the emails were sent to the two first authors whose emails were sent with the conference abstract.
Could you elaborate on this, please? I don't fully understand.
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When you find deadline is too near, you would have to rush with your compilation for submission Etc.
Always ensure that sufficient time is afforded for collation of data and compilation of inferences and findings Etc.
Your submission may be late for imminent event, but it is on time for the next opportune requirement.
After all, subject - WASH needs to be dealt with assuredly in communities.
A well compiled paper with right findings is worth millions. "Always ensure it is done apt !"
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We are from China, and we work on FSM in China. We have Ph.D. and master students working on this. I had informed them about this information.
However, as we were not available to join FSM5 last year. We missed the information in the beginning. We have much information, hope to be shared about FSM scenarios in China.
If the submission deadline could be extended, we would have enough time to prepare a scientific article about FSM.
Looking forwards to hearing from you.
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I would like to ask @TinaVelkushanova to weigh-in on this.
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The FSM5 organisers have been able to link with the Journal to publish full papers of the oral presentations given at the conference. The paper could be in the three formats you mentioned, (1) Full length article (< 8000 words); (2) Short communication (< 3500 words); (3) Literature review (< 20000 words). Since the publication would be open to anyone who obtains the Journal, it should provide the complete story of the abstract and the presentation as given at FSM or with additional data. In effect it should be a complete information article. So you do NOT have to write an abstract but rather elaborate on your abstract in a paper to provide a detailed version, as provided in the oral presentation. For anyone who is a first-time author and requires more clarity or support, they are encouraged to contact FSMA via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..1. I have looked up the guidelines of the Journal . Under 'Submission Details', an author checklist can be accessed. Under '20) Manuscript length:' I see three types of articles that can be submitted. (1) Full length article (< 8000 words); (2) Short communication (< 3500 words); (3) Literature review (< 20000 words). Maybe I misunderstand, but I thought that we are supposed to submit the FSM5 abstract as submitted to fsm5.susana.org/en/ . Are we required to rewrite the abstract into a complete research article that fits one of these categories?
The Journal partnership is to highlight the FSM sector work, and first preference was given to the FSM5 oral presenters. Emails were sent to all the authors in February, at the designated emails provided by the authors as the 'correspondence email'. Since not all the submission slots were taken up (out of the 40 available), the call became open to all. But still, if an FSM5 presenter submits, they will be given first preference.2. How can someone submit a paper to this Special Edition without having been selected as a FSM5 presenter? I define presenter here as
anyone that has authored/co-authored an abstract that was selected for presentation at the conference.
As, said in the previous question, emails were sent out in February to all the authors from FSM5 at the email addresses provided by the presenters from This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Another email was sent from the FSM5 email address, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. in case the previous email was not received or has gone to the 'spam' folder as the publications slots wee not filled-up. In your case Lars, the emails were sent to the two first authors whose emails were sent with the conference abstract. We are aware that this is not ideal and moving forward, we will make a few changes to address this issue on our abstract collection platform, but here we request you to check-in with your colleagues/co-authors.3. How come that start of submission has been 1st February 2020 and acceptance is on a "first-come-first-serve basis", but this was shared for the first time now, leaving 6 weeks until the submission deadline?
I think this has already been addressed.4. Are those that submitted abstracts to the conference going to be informed by email that this opportunity exists? How would someone that does not actively monitor the SuSanA Forum get to know about this opportunity?
The low response rate from the FSM5 presenters were also of concern to us, and we would like to work with everyone here to ensure that communication is clear and the platforms are appropriate.
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