Author Guidelines

Download the article template of GEOPUBLISH: Multidisciplinary Journal of Science
(Indonesian Version | English Version)

  1. GEOPUBLISH: Multidisciplinary Journal of Science accepts original research articles and literature reviews in multidisciplinary fields that have not been previously published. Manuscripts must be typed using Microsoft Word, Book Antiqua font, size 12 pt, on A4 paper (210 mm × 297 mm) with margins: top 2 cm, bottom 2 cm, left 3 cm, and right 3 cm.

  2. Manuscripts must be submitted online through the OJS system of GEOPUBLISH.

  3. All authors listed in the article must be entered completely in the OJS system during the submission process.

  4. Manuscripts must be written using proper Indonesian or English academic standards, single-spaced, with each paragraph indented approximately three keystrokes from the left margin.

  5. The structure of a research article consists of: Title (Indonesian and English), Author Identity (Name, Affiliation, and Email), Abstract and Keywords, Introduction, Methodology, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgments, and References.

  6. The article title must not exceed 15 words, centered, using Book Antiqua font size 15 pt (Regular) for Indonesian titles and 14 pt (Italic) for English titles.

  7. Author names must be written in full without academic titles, using Book Antiqua 12 pt (Regular). Author affiliations must be written in 10 pt, and email addresses in 10 pt (Italic).

  8. Abstracts must be written in Indonesian and English, single-spaced, with 3–5 keywords arranged alphabetically. The abstract uses Book Antiqua 9 pt, consisting of 150–250 words (English abstract adjusted accordingly), written in a single paragraph containing the research objectives, methods, results, and conclusions. Abstracts and keywords entered in OJS must be in English.

  9. The Introduction should contain the background, objectives, and scope of the study, presented in integrated paragraphs without subheadings.

  10. The Methodology section explains the research problem formulation and the proposed methods in detail.

  11. The Results and Discussion section presents the findings and analyzes the research results.

  12. The Conclusion summarizes the research findings in answering the research questions and must be written in paragraph form without numbering or bullet points.

  13. Acknowledgments contain expressions of gratitude for parties supporting the completion of the research.

  14. References include only sources cited in the manuscript and must follow APA Style.

  15. Citations, tables, and figures must comply with APA Style guidelines.

  16. Authors are encouraged to use reference management software such as Mendeley, EndNote, Zotero, or others.

  17. Articles must be prepared strictly according to the GEOPUBLISH article template.

  18. Authors must avoid duplication, fabrication, falsification, and plagiarism.

  19. Authors are required to upload a Statement of Manuscript Originality during submission.

  20. Any legal consequences related to citations, licenses, or third-party content used in the article are the full responsibility of the author(s).

Submission Preparation Checklist

Authors are required to ensure the following before submitting a manuscript to GEOPUBLISH: Multidisciplinary Journal of Science:

  1. The manuscript is the author’s original work and free from duplication, fabrication, falsification, and plagiarism.

  2. The manuscript follows the author guidelines and article template provided by GEOPUBLISH.

  3. References include only sources cited in the text (minimum of 5 references).

  4. Citations and references are managed using reference management software (Mendeley or similar tools).

  5. The manuscript is not under consideration by another journal unless officially rejected by GEOPUBLISH.

  6. Authors agree to conduct correspondence in a professional, responsive, and ethical manner.

  7. The similarity index must be below 20%, checked using Turnitin or iThenticate.

  8. Authors are not permitted to withdraw submitted manuscripts, as withdrawal wastes valuable editorial and reviewer resources invested in processing the submission.