Brief Background
The Engenharia Agrícola Journal (EAgri) was founded in 1972 as the primary means of publishing technical-scientific manuscripts from SBEA - Brazilian Association of Agricultural Engineering, classified with "B1" concept by the Qualis system of CAPES The Engenharia Agrícola Journal publishes one volume per year, in the "Continuous Publication" format. It counts on about 500 reviewers "ad hoc" in several educational and research institutions in Brazil and abroad. Once each manuscript is received, it is forwarded to three reviewers and it is published when approved by at least two of the reviewers and by the Editorial Board of the Journal. The manuscripts are submitted eletronically by ScholarOne. To see instruction for processing and publication of manuscripts, please Click here. The abbreviated title of the Journal is Eng. agríc., which should be used in bibliographies, footnotes and bibliographical references. When this form is not required the citation of its title should be made in full: Engenharia Agrícola. |
Open Science Compliance
This Journal follows the Gold Open Access model. Please, see the Open Science Compliance Form. Engenharia Agrícola is committed to Open Science communication practices. The contribution of the field area Editors is duly credited in the published manuscript. The Reviewers receive a statement of the manuscript's opinion and can also validate the activity in the Publons. |
Ethics in Publication
Before submitting the research, the authors must ensure they have followed all ethical guidelines regarding scientific integrity. They must also disclose any funding sources, such as research agencies. If applicable, the author must declare that the ethical principles were submitted to and approved by the institution's ethics committee. The author is solely responsible for complying with good ethical practices in research. Engenharia Agrícola adheres to the ethical codes of SciELO, including the "Guide of Good Practices for Strengthening Ethics in Scientific Publication", the "Principles of Transparency and Good Practices in Academic Publications" recommended by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), the principles of the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), and the principles of the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA). |
Aims and Scope
The Engenharia Agrícola Journal publishes high-quality research in all areas of agricultural engineering:
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Digital Preservation
This Journal follows the standards defined in the SciELO Program's Digital Preservation Policy program. |
Indexing Sources
The manuscripts published in the Engenharia Agrícola Journal are indexed by: |
Bibliographic Journal Information
Journal Title: Engenharia Agrícola Short title: Eng. agríc. Publication of: Associação Brasileira de Engenharia Agrícola - SBEA Frequency: Annual Publication type: Continuous publication Year of Journal Creation: 1972 |
Websites and Social Media
EDITORIAL POLICY
Preprints
We inform that the Engenharia Agrícola Journal does not recommend publication in preprint, considering that preprints share with Journals the originality in the publication of manuscripts and inhibit the use of the double blind procedure in evaluating manuscripts. However, we suggest that the authors who are interested in this form of publication use reliable platforms recognized by SciELO and inform the Journal about this practice, formatting the manuscript in accordance with our Journal's standards. |
Peer Review Process
The purpose of the evaluation is to help authors improve the quality of their work by providing constructive and timely evaluations prepared by experienced reviewers from renowned institutions. Engenharia Agrícola considers the evaluation process to be a fundamental step for the improvement of manuscripts. For this reason, Engenharia Agrícola reviewers are encouraged to present, in addition to the opinion on the publication, suggestions for improvement regarding the content and form of the text. The review process of the manuscript submitted to the Engenharia Agrícola consists on two steps. The first is a preliminary evaluation by the Editor-in-chief and Adjunt Editor, who examine: adequacy to the aims and scope of the Journal, technical grammatical and formal norms, relevance, content, textual coherence, theoretical and methodological consistency. The second consists of peer-review process, carried out by three ad hoc consultants. The Editorial Board of the Journal has the rule to submit each manuscript received to the Field Area Editors, who in turn forward it for review by three Scientific Reviewers, with the main objectives: a) check whether the subject is appropriate for the Journal; b) verify whether the information is sufficiently new to justify its publication, and c) check whether it is presented in a convenient way, especially with regard to clarity, accuracy and conciseness of language. The reviewer considers, primarily, the scientific quality of the text, focusing on the following aspects:
The result of the review process will be sent to the first author of the manuscript, by e-mail.
In line with Open Science communication practices, the Journal now adopts in its editorial policy, the opening of the peer review process in agreement with the reviewer. In addition, authors may choose one or more means of opening the peer review process offered by the Journal, as well as authors may agree to interact directly with reviewers responsible for evaluating the manuscript, when offered the option. This Journal follows the Gold Open Access model. Please, see the Open Science Compliance Form. |
Open Data
The Engenharia Agrícola encourages the sharing of the analysis datasets, instruments, statistical analysis scripts, roadmaps, and additional materials, made available at Open online repositories, such as Guia TOP (Guide to promoting the opening, transparency and reproducibility of research published by SciELO Journals) or, also, Zenodo, Figshare and OSF, if they cannot be published in the manuscript itself, and this information must be indicated in the manuscript. As a result, manuscripts that communicate research should indicate and reference the availability of the contents underlying the elaboration of the research and the results obtained. |
Fees
The values below will be considered from April 10th, 2024. Submission Fee Brazil Country: The submission fee is R$ 240.00 (two hundred fourty reais), plus bank transaction fee. Abroad: The submission fee is US$ 50.00 (fifty U.S. dollars), plus bank transaction fee. Publication Fee Brazil Country: The publication fee is R$ 1,200.00 (one thousand two hundred reais), however if the first author is associated to SBEA and up to date with annuity, the fee is R$ 550.00 (five hundred fifty reais), plus bank transaction fee. Abroad: The manuscript submitted from abroad, the publication fee will have the price of US$ 450.00 (five hundred U.S. dollars), plus bank transaction fee. The manuscript with more than 15 pages (from the final manuscript format), the publication fee will be added for Brazil Country: R$ 100.00 (one hundred reais) per additional page; and abroad US$ 25.00 (twenty five U.S. dollars) per additional page. Payment will be requested after the author submits the final manuscript. Please wait the request from Editorial Committee to proceed the fee payments. Considerations about fee payment and receipts Once assigned to the evaluation, the amount paid will not be refunded in case of cancellation and / or refusal of the manuscript. Once accepted, publication will only be made upon credit confirmation by the financial institution; Considering that the Brazilian Association of Agricultural Engineering - SBEA is a civil association of private law, of a technical-scientific and non-profit nature, it does not issue an invoice, only a receipt. Letters of Commitment do not guarantee publication of the manuscript. The Journal will accept Letters of Commitment with the following provisions: SBEA does not issue invoices, only receipts. The Annex3_INSRF539_2005 will be provided to institutions that require a supporting document for purposes of non-use of IRPJ, CSLL, Cofins, and the contribution to PIS/Pasep, referred to in art. 64 of Law No. 9,430, of December 27th, 1996, which is a non-profit educational entity, referred to in article 15 of Law 9,532, dated December 10th, 1997. Please be advised that these are the only documents issued by the Journal's office for payment purposes via a Letter of Commitment. We clarify that, if the amount relating to the Note of Commitment is not credited within 30 days of the receipt issuance, the submission will be filed. It should be noted that these norms were developed with the intention of benefiting both parties, focusing on internal procedures of the Journal and leaving the author with the choice of payment options. Keep in mind that, regardless of the option chosen, the procedures above must be followed. |
Ethics and Misconduct, Correction and Retraction Policy
The Engenharia Agrícola is committed to defending the integrity of the literature and publishes Errata, Expressions of Concerns or Notices of Retraction dependent on the situation and in accordance with the COPE Guidelines for Retraction. The retraction mechanism follows the Publication Ethics Committee (COPE) Retraction Guidelines, which can be accessed at COPE - Retraction Guidelines. Please see the following guidelines: |
Policy on Conflict of Interest
They should be communicated not only by the authors, but by everyone involved in the editorial process of a manuscript. Editors should avoid making decisions about manuscripts that conflict with their own interests, such as those submitted by authors in their department or research collaborators. If editors have a conflict of interest, they should delegate decision-making to other editors. Reviewers should consider any type of conflict of interest before evaluating the manuscript. Working relationships with the author should be considered (e.g., participating or having participated in a research project; maintaining or having maintained scientific collaboration with research groups; having an orientation relationship with the author; having a financial interest in the project involved in the manuscript). See submission process to access to the conflict of interest form. |
Adoption of similarity software
As part of the actions to safeguard the manuscript integrity with an AI writing detection solution, the Turnitin was adopted as the first step on the manuscript submission process to the Journal since 2017. |
Gender and Sex Issues
The Engenharia Agrícola editorial team, as well as the authors who publish in the Journal, should always observe the Sex and Gender Equity in Research (SAGER) guidelines. The SAGER guidelines comprise a set of guidelines that guide the reporting of sex and gender information in study design, data analysis, and the results and interpretation of findings. In addition, the Engenharia Agrícola observes gender equity policy in the training of its editorial board. |
Ethics Committee
When the manuscript involves procedures with human beings, or LGPD-sensitive data, authors must attach an approval statement from the ethics committee of the institution responsible for approving the research. |
Copyright
Authors who publish in this Journal agree to the following terms: Authors retain copyright and grant the Journal the right of first publication, with the work simultaneously licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY), allowing the work to be shared with acknowledgement of authorship and initial publication in this Journal. Authors are authorized to take on additional contracts separately, for non-exclusive distribution of the version of the work published in this Journal (e.g. publish in an institutional repository or as a book chapter), with acknowledgement of authorship and initial publication in this Journal. |
Intellectual Property and Terms of Use
Responsibility of the site:
Author's responsibility:
This manuscript is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License CC-BY. Engenharia Agrícola encourages authors to self-archive their accepted manuscripts, publishing them on personal blogs, institutional repositories and academic social media, as well as posting them on their personal social media, as long as the full citation is included in the version of the Journal website. |
Sponsors and Promotion Agencies
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Editor-in-Chief
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Adjunt Editors
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Manager Editor
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Field Area Editors
Agricultural Machinery and Technology & Their Usage in Agriculture
Digital Agriculture
Energy Agriculture
Geomatics
Interdisciplinary Themes (Professional Teaching, Researching, Extension and Policy on Agricultural Engineering)
Post-Harvest Science and Technology
Rural Construction and Environment
Sanitation and Environmental Control
Water and Soil Engineering
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General instructions
Manuscripts may be submitted in English, Portuguese or Spanish. The text should be sent through the ScholarOne system. By submitting the manuscript, the corresponding author should fill in the system form with all the require information, including ORCID. The authors should see also COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics), guidelines in their endeavor to preserve and promote the integrity of the scholarly record through policies and practices that reflect the current best principles of transparency and integrity, by prevention of plagiarism, malpractice, fraud and possible ethical violations. Author identification: after acceptance of the manuscripts for publication, data of all authors will be requested, which must be the same and in the same order in which they were registered in the system at the time of submission. After publication of the manuscripts, under no circumstances will the authors' names be modified, included or replaced. |
Authors' Contribution
A maximum of 5 authors is suggested. If this number is exceeded, a justification must be attached to the submission system or sent to the e-mail revistasbea@sbea.org.br, for analysis by the Editorial Committee. Engenharia Agrícola adopts the CRediT (Contributor Roles Taxonomy) taxonomy to accurately identify the contributions of each author in our publications. This helps us to assign proper credit to each of the authors with transparency. For more information about the CRediT system, visit the official website. After the references, a sentence can be included, if the authors want to, after the Acknowledgments as the following statement: CRediT Contributor Roles: Authors' Contribution: Conceptualization; Data Curation; Formal Analysis; Funding Acquisition; Investigation; Methodology; Project Administration; Resources; Software; Supervision; Validation; Visualization; Writing – Original Draft; Writing – Review & Editing. The authors declare whether there is a conflict of interest, and in addition indicates the contribution of each author to the research. |
Manuscript Submission Format
Guidelines for manuscript preparation Configuration
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Category
The manuscripts can be Scientific, Technical or Review*. *Exclusively at the request of the Editorial Committee. |
Scientific Manuscript
Scientific Manuscripts refer to reports of original research, with a well-defined hypothesis and innovation issues. The text should include the items, always highlighted in capital letters and bold unnumbered paragraph and, leaving two spaces (ENTER twice) after the previous item and a space (ENTER once) to begin the text, in the following order: Title, abstract, keywords, Introduction, Material and methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgments and References. TITLE: Centralized, should be clear and concise, allowing prompt identification of the content of the study, trying to avoid words like: analysis, study and evaluation. ABSTRACT: The text, containing a maximum of 14 lines, should start on the same line of the item, be sufficiently clear to be presented alone and include five points: 1) Justify (1 or 2 sentences) – why the research was considered necessary?, 2) Objectives (1 sentence) – what was done to achieve the need for research, 3) Methods (up to 3 sentences) – a brief summary of what and which parameters where measured, 4) Results (up to 5 sentences) – what was found? , 5) Conclusions/recommendations (1 sentence) – what should be done in response to those findings. Below should appear the keywords (six at most, trying not repeating the title) written in lowercase. INTRODUCTION: Should be concise, in at most 50 lines, using recent literature (preferably peer reviewed manuscripts published over last 5 years) and appropriate to formulate the problems addressed and the justification of the importance of the subject. On the last paragraph, the week points of the reviewed literature should be clearly mentioned, pointing what is missing and describing what is novel in the proposal research the makes the manuscript to deserve to be published in Engenharia Agricola. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Depending on the nature of the study, a characterization of the experimental area must be inserted, making clear the conditions under which the research was conducted. When the public domain methods are used only the reference will be sufficient, otherwise is required description of the procedures used, adjustments promoted, etc. Measurement units and symbols should follow the International System. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The results should be compared with those of the literature presented in the Introduction and with others pertinent to the field of work, and discussed in the light of established knowledge, agreeing or disagreeing with scientific or technical explanations, but highlighting the importance and originality of such data. The wording of this item should be elaborated not only by reporting that the results obtained agree with or disagree with the results obtained by other researchers, but also, in a clear and concise way, seek to explain why the results were those and why they agree or disagree with the results presented in the literature CONCLUSIONS: These should be based exclusively on the results of the study. Avoid repetition of results in subsequent listing, confronting what was obtained with the goals initially set. The conclusions should be written to facilitate interpretation of the manuscript, without consulting other items of it. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Enter it, if any, after conclusions, succinctly. FUNDING: (Not required field). If the authors must insert in the manuscript, all sources of funding of the study should be disclosed. Clearly indicate grants that you have received in support of your research work and if you received funds to cover publication costs. Funding information can also be entered separately into the submission system by the authors during submission of their manuscript. Such funding information, if available, will be deposited to FundRef if the manuscript is finally published. Please add: “This research received no external funding” or “This research was funded by [name of funder] grant number [xxx]” and “The APC was funded by [XXX]” in this section. Check carefully that the details given are accurate and use the standard spelling of funding agency names at https://search.crossref.org/funding, any errors may affect your future funding. AUTHORS' CONTRIBUTION: Each author is expected to have made substantial contributions to the conception of the manuscript. (Not required field). If the authors decided to insert in the manuscript, a short paragraph specifying their individual contributions should be provided. The following statements should be used within Initial letter of each name: Conceptualization (XXX; YYY; ZZZ) Data Curation (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Formal Analysis (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Funding Acquisition (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Investigation (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Methodology (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Project Administration (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Resources (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Software (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Supervision (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Validation (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Visualization (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Writing – Original Draft (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Writing (XXX; YYY; ZZZ); Review & Editing (XXX; YYY; ZZZ). REFERENCES AND CITATIONS: Should be mentioned only the essential related to the manuscript, including only those mentioned in the text and tables, graphs or illustrations, appearing in alphabetical order. Avoid quoting abstracts, unpublished manuscripts and personal communication. At least 50% of the references should be in the last 5 years and 90% of periodic manuscripts. The Journal Committed encourage the authors to cite manuscript published in EAgri for supporting open scientific exchange and enabling our authors to achieve best practices in sharing and archiving research data and to a greater dissemination of science and technology. If it is not possible to meet the percentage required by the Journal, a justification must be attached to the submission system or sent to the e-mail revistasbea@sbea.org.br CITATIONS All citations and their correct information in the text are the responsibility of the author(s). Citations in the text should follow the example below: Souza & Silva (2005), or (Souza & Silva, 2005); existing other references of the same author in the same year (other publications), it will be identified with lowercase letters (a, b, c) after the year of publication: Souza & Silva (2005 a). For three or more authors, in the text will be quoted only the first author followed by et al., but in the final bibliography list other names should also appear. In citation from citation (to be avoided), identifies the directly consulted manuscript, the author and / or the manuscript mentioned in it as indicated: Silva (2000) cited by Pessoa (2006). REFERENCES All references and their correct citation in the text are the responsibility of the author(s). Reference examples: Journals Pruski FF, Rodrigues RG, Pruski PL, Nunes AA, Rego FS (2016) Extrapolation of regionalization equations for long-term average flow. Engenharia Agricola 36(5):830-838. With DOI (Digital Object Identifier) Pruski FF, Rodrigues RG, Pruski PL, Nunes AA, Rego FS (2016) Extrapolation of regionalization equations for long-term average flow. Engenharia Agricola 36(5):830-838. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1809-4430-Eng.Agric.v36n5p830-838/2016 Books Complete book, authored Keller J, Bliesner RD (2012) Sprinkle and Trickle Irrigation. New York, Springer. 652p. Complete book, only specific pagination (preferred form) Keller J, Bliesner RD (2012) Sprinkle and Trickle Irrigation. New York, Springer, p140-160. Book with institutional author FAO – Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (2016) The state of food and agriculture: climate change, agriculture and food security. Rome, FAO, 190p. Book with institutional author, only specific pagination (preferred form) FAO – Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (2016) The state of food and agriculture: climate change, agriculture and food security. Rome, FAO, p50-60. Complete book, edited Mueller T, Sassenrath GF (2015) GIS Applications in Agriculture. Volume Four: Conservation Planning. Boca Raton, CRC Press, v4:304p. DOI: 10.1201/b18173-1 Complete book, edited, only specific pagination (preferred form) Mueller T, Sassenrath GF (2015) GIS Applications in Agriculture. Volume Four: Conservation Planning. Boca Raton, CRC Press, v4: p28-49. DOI: 10.1201/b18173-1 Book chapter or an manuscript within a book Buckleiter GW (2007) Irrigation system automation. In: Adamsen F, Hook J, Cardon G, Letey J, Lascano RJ, Sojka RE. Irrigation of agricultural crops. Madison, American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, Soil Science Society of America, p181-194. Annals of congress, simposiums, wokshops (to be avoided) Hagel H, Hoffmann C, Doluschitz, R (2014) Mathematical programing models to increase land and water use efficiency in semiarid NE-Brazil. In: World Conference in Computers in Agriculture. San Jose, International Commission of Agricultural Engineering, Proceedings… Thesis (to be avoided) Schiavone DF (2016) heat mass transfer in ballet switch grass for storage and bioconversion applications. PhD Thesis, Lexington University of Kentuck, College of Enginering. Cartographic documents (map, aerial photography, satellite image, etc.) BRASIL e parte da América do Sul: mapa político, escolar, rodoviário, turístico e regional. São Paulo: Michalany, 1981. 1 mapa, color., 79 cm x 95 cm. Escala 1:600.000. Patents Norman LO (1998) Lightning rods. US Patent 4,379,752, 9 Sept 1998. Online documents Doe J (1999) Title of subordinate document. In: The dictionary of substances and their effects. Royal Society of Chemistry. Available: http://www.rsc.org/dose/title of subordinate document. Accessed Oct 19, 2016. FIGURES AND TABLES Illustrations, graphics and photographs must be submitted with sufficient detail and size for the final composition, preferably in the same position of the text, could be colored and must also present the title in English. Graphics: may have colored parts, and the x and y axes with 1/2 pt, described with the same type and size of letters in the text (Times New Roman 12) and the legend in the lower position of it. They must be numbered in consecutive Arabic numerals. Tables: avoid extensive tables and unessential data, privileging average data; adapt their sizes to the usable space of the paper and place, wherever possible, only continuous horizontal lines, their captions should be concise and self-explanatory and should also display the title in English. Photographs: can be colored. In the discussion, compare the results with the data obtained in the Bibliography. EQUATIONS All equations that are part of the text should be aligned with the paragraph and numbered as follows: y = ax + b (1) in which y - speed m s-1; a - angular coefficient; x - speed, rpm; b - linear coefficient. TECHNICAL MANUSCRIPT Should include advances in theories, methodologies and techniques, without a hypothesis presentation. When dealing with a case study, the conclusions should present proposals. It should be written in technical language, easy to understand, on matters of interest to the Agricultural Engineering by author(s) showing experience on the subject dealt, allowing guidance to the different users of Agricultural Engineering. It only justifies submitting manuscripts that bring contribution on the subject and not just personal cases or restricted interest. With freer style than in scientific manuscripts, technical manuscripts should, in most cases, include the following items: Title, Author(s), Abstract, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, description of the subject, Conclusions and References. The text of the technical manuscripts should followthe same guidelines for scientific manuscripts, with the following particular remarks: HEADER: TECHNICAL MANUSCRIPT should appear in the header of the first page, in CAPITAL LETTERS, underlined, in bold, centered and spaced 1.1 cm from the top edge. INTRODUCTION: should contain brief background, explaining the importance, the current status of the subject, relying on literature review, and make clear the aim of the manuscripts. SUBJECT DESCRIPTION: with different titles that can be divided into sub-items, the matter should be discussed, pointing up the theoretical basis, bringing experiences and recommendations, discussing and criticizing situations, based on the fullest bibliography and technical standards on the subject. CONCLUSIONS: When appropriate, should be written in a clear and concise manner, consistent with the goal established. Should not be a simple resubmission of other paragraphs of the manuscript. REVIEW MANUSCRIPT It is the presentation, exclusively by a request of the Editorial Committee, of a study by gathering, analyzing and discussing an issue of importance to the Agricultural Engineering, and based on extensive literature search, allowing compilation of existing knowledge. Although with more stylistic freedom than in scientific mnauscripts, review manuscripts should contain the following items: Title, Author(s), Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Review, Conclusions and References. The writing of these items should follow the same guidelines described for scientific manuscripts, with the following particular remarks: Header: REVIEW MANUSCRIPT should appear on the front page headline in CAPITAL LETTERS, underlined, in bold, centered and spaced 1.1 cm from the top edge. INTRODUCTION: should contain brief background, placing the importance, the current status of the subject and purpose of the review. REVIEW: follow the standards of the Journal citation. If necessary, it can be divided by subjects in sub items. The essay should be critical and not just mere exposure of the issues; it must present a logical sequence in order of subjects and / or chronological. Whenever possible, should contain an analysis of comparative studies on the subject dealt. CONCLUSIONS: should be presented clearly and concisely, consistent with the goals established. It should not be a simple restatement of paragraphs of the review. TRANSLATION AND REVIEW Once accepted, the manuscripts submitted in Portuguese and Spanish should be translated into English by companies indicated by the Editorial Board. Manuscripts submitted in English should be revised by those companies. The recommended translator or reviewer companies are:
The translation of the manuscripts submitted in Portuguese and Spanish and the review of the manuscripts submitted in English will be paid by the author directly to the companies indicated by the editorial committee. |
Supplementary Documents
The authors can insert the supplementary documents, but this is a not required field. If the authors decided to insert the supplementary documents, as open science compliance form, author agreement form, ethics agreement approval form, or any described supplementary material that the authors wish to publish online alongside the manuscript (figure, tables, video, spreadsheets, etc.), please indicate the name and title of each element as follows Figure S1: title, Table S1: title, etc., and see the instructions to insert the supplementary documents are at the platform. |
Additional Information
ORCID As a way of standardizing authorship, the Engenharia Agrícola Committee recommends to include the ORCID iD of all authors at the time of submission. The ORCID identifier can be obtained free of charge at: https://orcid.org/register You must accept the ORCID submission standards, and include the full URL, accompanied by the phrase "https://" (e.g., https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1825-0097), or sign in to be automatically registered for connection through ORCID. ORCID registration of all authors is required. On the platform you can enter directly with the ORCID connection, thus allowing your connection validated by the system. At the time of submission, the author must click on authorization for the other authors to validate their registration via the link forwarded. Online Registration All manuscripts published in our Journal have a unique DOI (Digital Object Identifier), serving as an individual identifier that ensures their identification and guarantees perpetual accessibility on the internet. By adopting the DOI registration system, Engenharia Agrícola reinforces its commitment to promoting the spread of knowledge and international academic collaboration. We are committed to facilitating access and ensuring accurate citation of published manuscripts, contributing to the progress of scientific research and development in all areas of agricultural engineering. |
Contact
Associação Brasileira de Engenharia Agrícola - SBEA Departamento de Engenharia - FCAV/UNESP Via de Ac. Prof. Paulo Donato Castellane, KM 05 CEP: 14884-900 | Jaboticabal - SP Phone: +55 (16) 3209-7619 WhatsApp: +55 (16) 98118-8978 E-mail: revistasbea@sbea.org.br |