Official Email Research Articles

Grammatical Deviations in Philippine Phishing Emails

Just as language is proven to be useful in making day-to-day life convenient, some situations have also demonstrated the possibility of language being used to deceive people. One instance is the proliferating use of phishing emails. Given this occurrence, a riveting endeavor in the concept of actual language utilization is the study of grammatical deviations in phishing emails. Employing error analysis, this study sought to determine how a grammar study can be helpful in the examination of the imposters’ language, specifically in the case of phishing emails. The purpose of this research was to document the dominant errors that appeared in Philippine phishing emails and to explain how grammatical deviations can give away deception. The result of this research showed that of the fifteen collected phishing emails, all or 100% contained usage errors. This means that of the fifteen phishing emails in this study, each one has errors. The most frequent of these errors are errors in capitalization, punctuation, and word forms. This result implies that although imposters pretend to be legitimate, they cannot imitate and copy the language of authentic emails. This may be because when legitimate institutions and organizations like banks, schools, or establishments release official emails, they do so after thorough proofreading and editing. Phishers, however, may not have the same mechanisms to ensure grammar correctness and accuracy. Based on these findings, the researcher infers that with good grammar skills, one can have a larger inclination to distinguish phishing from genuine emails. Contrariwise, those who do not have profound knowledge of grammar conventions may have a larger possibility of falling into the phishing trap.

Mental Health Assessment of Medical Students in Tanta University: A Cross Sectional Study

Background: Mental health disorders are common in university students, where the most common of them include substance abuse, anxiety, and mood disorders. College students are in a transitory age that’s accompanied by various stressors and during which diverse mental health problems usually appear for the 1st time.
 Objective: To assess presence of mental health disorders among under graduate medical students.
 Methods: 2900 students were invited to complete a survey that was built on Microsoft form app provided by information technology unit and directed to medical students in mentioned grads individually. An e-mail has been sent to each student's academic official e-mail which was provided to students in the first three academic years. Email included GHQ-28 form associated with phrases fostering involvement in the study and assuring anonymity.
 Results: The response rate for the GHQ-28 survey was 25.9% of emailed students completing the questionnaire. The mean GHQ-28 score of 13.78 is considerably higher than general population norms.
 Conclusion: The majority of students (88.16%) scored above the threshold for psychological morbidity and were considered as a possible case indicating elevated psychological distress in this student sample.

Awareness and Readiness of Healthcare Workers Regarding National Transformation Program in the Health Sector in Tabuk Region, Saudi Arabia

Introduction: The National Transformation Program is a program that aims to develop the necessary infrastructure and create an environment that enables the public, private, and non-profit sectors to achieve Vision 2030 in Saudi Arabia. This study aimed to assess the awareness and readiness of healthcare workers regarding the National Transformation Program in the health sector of Tabuk region, Saudi Arabia. Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional descriptive study among healthcare workers in Tabuk region using a “Google Form” based questionnaire. We sent the web link to all (100%) employees’ official email addresses through the Information Technology department’s internal communication system. The study included only those who completed the “Google Form” with the required data. The “Google Form” inquired about the respondents’ background characteristics, awareness regarding the National Transformation Program, and readiness for the transformation process. We analyzed the data with SPSS 16.0 for Windows and OpenEpi version 3.01. Results: Of 492 respondents, all (100%) had heard of the program and nearly three-quarters (71.5%) knew its strategic objectives, mainly through social media (72.4%). However, only about half of the respondents (49%) had a clear understanding of the institutional transformation process and the new model of care in the health sector. The main concern of the respondents was job security (41.1%), while the majority of them felt they were part of the program (89.9%) and supported it (92.2%). Their readiness for the transformation process was significantly higher (p < 0.05) among women and physicians than among men and other healthcare workers. Conclusion: Despite having a high level of awareness regarding the National Transformation Program in the health sector, some healthcare workers lacked a clear understanding of the institutional transformation process and the new model of care in the health sector. It is essential to address the expectations and concerns of different groups of healthcare workers to ensure their engagement and commitment to the program.

Factors Influencing the Failure to Manage Official Email Records by the Central Government of Zimbabwe

Email has emerged as one of the most important and frequently used business records in almost all types of business organisations. This has been due to the advantages inherent in email such as low cost, speed of transmission and ease of use as well as opportunities brought about by the adoption of the electronic government programme. Nevertheless, many organisations face challenges when it comes to managing email as an official record where email messages are captured into the record-keeping system of the organisation, classified, appraised and preserved for future use and reference, and appropriately destroyed when no longer needed. This study seeks to promote the economic, efficient and effective management of email as official records in Zimbabwe’s central government. The case of Zimbabwe’s central government was used and 12 out of 22 head offices of government ministries participated in the study. Using a mixed methods research approach with an explanatory sequential research design, the study collected data using structured questionnaires and open-ended interviews. The study revealed that many government ministries failed to properly manage email as official records due to lapses in the regulatory, policy and procedural frameworks as well as due to skills and infrastructural deficiencies, among other factors. If no urgent efforts are effected, a lot of email records will be lost, thereby compromising accountability, transparency and informed decision-making in Zimbabwe’s central government. The study recommends that Zimbabwe’s central government should channel requisite material, financial and human resources as well as craft legal, policy and procedural frameworks in order to make email a useful record of choice worth its salt.

Aquaculture research with funding from CONAHCYT in three public research centers in Mexico

Objective: Analyze the projects on aquatic species financed by CONAHCYT through the information provided by the Transparency Units (TU) of the public research centers (PRC) CIBNOR, CICESE and CIAD. Design/Methodology/Approach: The information was requested from the TUs of the centers through the official email of the TUs. The TUs sent the information, and it was organized in spreadsheets for later analysis. For the analysis, only the projects financed by CONAHCYT were considered and the following were selected: the year the project began, the technical manager, the species or species that were the main object of the project, and the amount approved. Results: The projects financed in the timeline established by each center are shown, as well as the amounts approved, the responsible researchers and the species addressed. Native species are the ones that have obtained the most financed projects, although part of the budget has been applied to invasive alien species. The social incidence is perceptible in some of the financed projects, although it has been a characteristic that has been fairly attended. Study limitations/Implications: The research has been limited to the information provided by the TUs of PRCs. If more information exists, it is not available through this route. Findings/Conclusions: The three PRCs propose projects that are mostly on native aquatic species. There has been a decrease in the number of projects funded. The social incidence is barely perceptible in the projects proposed and financed by CONAHCYT. .

Novelization of the procedural procedure for informing the participants of the case: legal effectiveness and practical risks

The paper provides a detailed analysis of the change in the procedure for informing the participants in the case after the State Judicial Administration of Ukraine approved Order No. 28 dated January 23, 2023 "The procedure for sending court summonses, notices to the participants in the legal process in electronic form." It was analyzed which factors contributed to the approval of the new procedure for sending court summonses. Among them are listed such as: the introduction of martial law on the territory of Ukraine, insufficient financing of judicial administrations, the presence of the process of digitalization of the judicial system. The expediency of using Viber as a mobile application for receiving subpoenas, instead of Telegram, WhatsAPP, Signal, was studied. Reported to the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology, which recognized Viber as the most popular messenger among Ukrainians. It is indicated that it is possible to send subpoenas only if the party to the case does not have an official email address and on the basis of a written statement. The concepts of official e-mail address and e-mail of a natural person are delimited. As is well known, failure to notify a participant in the case deprives him of the right to defense in court. Therefore, the paper clarified problematic issues regarding the determination of the moment of service of a court summons. The practice of Ukrainian courts and the ECtHR was studied. The "presumption of knowledge" of a person who agreed to receive messages from the court via messenger is indicated. The possibility of problems when using mobile applications is noted. Such problems are - lack of Internet connection, unstable operation of the mobile application, malfunction of the mobile device, inexperience of Viber users, etc. It has been investigated why the use of a screenshot to prove the propriety of a court notice is questionable. It is not excluded that the possibility of sending court messages through messengers can be used as a basis for abuse by the participants in the case, in the form of deliberate delay of court proceedings. The decision of the ECtHR is given, where the court noted that the applicant is obliged to demonstrate his willingness to participate in all stages of the proceedings and to refrain from using techniques that are associated with delays in the proceedings. The conclusion states that the ability to send subpoenas and subpoenas via Viber is useful and effective, but there are possible risks of abuse by the participants in the case.

The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Mental Health of Healthcare Workers

Aim: The Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has been potentially affecting the mental health of healthcare workers (HCWs) especially frontline workers due to isolation and loss of social support, risk of transmission to friends and relatives. We aimed to evaluate the mental health status of healthcare workers during the pandemic with the General Health Questionnaire-28 (GHQ-28). Materials and Method: This was a single-center, cross-sectional study with a population of 250 health workers at Baskent University. The GHQ-28 scale was used to detect mental disorders in study participants. The online questionnaire was transferred via official email to the participants. The data were analyzed with descriptive statistics, Kruskal–Wallis, Mann-Whitney U tests, and multiple logistic regression analysis. A p-value of &amp;lt;0.05 was set as statistically significant with a confidence interval of 95% level. Results: Of the respondents (n=250), 66% (n=165) were women and 61% were between 20-45 years, and 63.2% were married. Compared with second line health workers (n=196), frontline workers (n=54) had a higher prevalence of somatic symptoms (p&amp;lt;0.01), anxiety/insomnia and depression (p&amp;lt;0.01). Multiple regression analyses showed that younger age (≤55 years), female gender and being frontline workers were more likely to have mental problems (p&amp;lt;0.01). Conclusion: Evaluating the mental status of HCWs and providing psychological support are essential to increase healthcare professionals’ ability to manage the pandemic process.

The Role of International Organizations and Partnerships for Emergency Education in Ethiopian Higher Education Institutions: Online Learning During COVID-19 Pandemic

The purpose of the study was to explore the role of international organizations and partnerships that provided support to the higher education institutions of Ethiopia during the active COVID-19 emergency period. In addition, the study aimed to explore the experiences and challenges of students in working with the online learning platforms that were made available during the pandemic. Qualitative case study was employed. Official email communications and documents were reviewed from two USA based partner organizations that responded to the higher education teaching need during the pandemic. In addition, 30 graduate students from counseling psychology program of the School of Psychology, Addis Ababa University (AAU) were involved in responding to a qualitative questionnaire in Google forms. The qualitative data were analyzed using thematic analysis. All partnership and collaboration efforts were important in supporting the teaching need of the local institutions during the pandemic. The major themes that emerged as positive experiences were (a) ensuring continuity, (b) new opportunity, (c) safety and economic management, and (d) working with different platforms. The major themes that emerged as challenges were (a) difficulty to adjust oneself, (b) lack of personal touch, and (c) internet and power disruption. The study provided critical message of social infrastructures are highly important as that of physical infrastructure need during emergency education. Additional implications are highlighted in making education systems more resilient.

A Comparative Piloting of Determinants of Self-Medication Among University Students in the MENA Region; UAE and Jordan as an Example.

Unsupervised self-medication (SM) is a global public health concern. University students are particularly vulnerable due to misperceptions of improved academic performance and thus are at risk of dependence, addiction, and drug overdose. Past studies have shown an alarming prevalence of SM among university students in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. However, there is a scarcity of reports from the region dissecting determinants of SM. Therefore, this study aimed to determine the prevalence and epidemiological correlates of SM among university students and its perceived impact on their academic performance. Two countries in the MENA region were surveyed in a cross-sectional design; UAE and Jordan. Through a stratified sampling technique, undergraduate students in both healthcare and non-healthcare majors of study were recruited to participate. A structured, self-administered questionnaire developed for the purpose of this study was distributed to consented participants via the university's official email. Statistical analyses were performed using SPSS. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze data. A p-value <0.05 was considered statistically significant. A total of 362 students participated in the study (74% were females, 60% were from the UAE, and 59% were in healthcare majors). Significantly higher prevalence rates and adjusted odds of SM were found among females, students from Jordan, and those in healthcare majors, particularly for paracetamol (90.2% of females [p=0.001], 88.3% from Jordan [p=0.03], 92.5% in healthcare majors [p=0.001]) and antibacterial drugs (48.9% of females [p=0.01], 60.7% from Jordan [p=0.001], 53.3% in healthcare majors [p=0.001]). Majoring in healthcare fields was the most consistent determinant of such practice, while social influences of family and friends represented the chief source of recommendation. Only 21% of respondents assumed SM boosts their academic performance. Our pilot study underlines the predominant determinants of SM among university students in the MENA region, namely female gender, students from Jordan, and those in healthcare majors. Informed data-driven awareness campaigns to mitigate such practice should be designed to focus on these susceptible populations.

COVID-19 Stigma Correlates with Burnout among Healthcare Workers: Evidence from Healthcare Workers Practicing in Saudi Arabia

Introduction: COVID-19-related stigma is the level of stigma associated with being involved with the pandemic. It has been reported that a significant number of healthcare workers experienced anxiety, depression, stigmatization, physical violence, harassment during the COVID-19 pandemic; even the families of the healthcare workers were victims of discrimination and stigmatization. The aim of our study was to determine the prevalence of COVID-19-related stigma among the healthcare workers in Saudi Arabia and to assess the COVID-19-related stigma, its associated factors, and burnout correlate. Methods: Web-based, self-administered questionnaire has been sent to healthcare workers’ official emails through the internal communication department in the targeted hospitals. It includes the COVID-19-related stigma-validated scale “E16-COVID19-S” and two questions relative to the full Maslach Burnout Inventory assessing the burnout. The required sample is 377 based on the sample size calculation with a response rate of 50%. Results: A total of 407 responses were received from the targeted population. Of them, 49.4% scored high on the COVID-19-related stigma scale. The correlation between the COVID-19-related stigma and burnout was found to be moderately positive and statistically significant (rs = 0.515, p= <0.001). Conclusion: It has been found that gender, workplace capacity, ever taking COVID-19 test during the pandemic had a significant impact on scoring high on the COVID-19-related stigma scale. Moreover, there is a correlation between being stigmatized during the pandemic and being burned out.

Domain name as the element of library and information services personalization: The substantive and legal aspects

The author examines several provisions of using library’s domain name to personalize library and information services within the policy of library brand development and promotion. The library’s presence in the digital environment cannot be achieved without efficient branding strategy. It is vitally important to choose and use the “right” domain name to make users to identify the library’s website, to ingrain their positive associations – that is the main aim of registered service mark as the domain for the library’s website in the World Wide Web. The author focuses on personalization function of the library’s domain name similar to that of the service mark, The domain name is cited in advertising, used in official email addresses and, as a result, the users associate it with the library on the whole and its brand, in particular. Inclusion of the service mark as a verbal image into the domain name is an essential element of developing concerted strategy of individualization in the digital space. Similarities and differences in the functions of domain names and service marks as instruments of personalization in library and information activities are specified. The main accent is made on legal characteristics of the library’s service mark and domain name. The author examines the possibility to personalize library services in the digital space with domain name, as well as she emphasizes the role of Russian-language domain in expanding online resources usership.

Analysis of potential factors affecting execution of overall equipment effectiveness in Indian sugar mills

Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) is the foundation for the growth of the process industries as it ensures maintenance, performance and productivity updation. Through its usefulness to integrate with miscellaneous performance-enhancing strategies such as Total Productivity Maintenance (TPM), 5S, lean manufacturing (LM), total quality management (TQM) six sigma etcetera, OEE has now become a vital tool for necessary implementation. This study has analyzed the factors and sub-factors associated with OEE in the sugar industries of India. The study reveals the implication of general input/output, direct/indirect and associated indicating factors through a structured questionnaire. These factors accumulate information such as utilization of raw materials and the production environment, processing systems, labor effectiveness and circumstances under which these organizations work. The structured questionnaire was formulated after the discussions and suggestions of consultants, officials of the sugar industry, senior executives, whereas some questions were developed directly from the available literature. This study utilizes a survey-based research approach with a sample size of 104 process industries.The study supports the empirical research to get the benefits of this performance-enhancing approach. The response was recorded by the prominent 104 sugar mill industries of the country. 36 sugar industries were covered by multiple visits in person and 68 industries through official emails and prepaid envelopes.

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All papers published in this volume of IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science have been peer reviewed through processes administered by the Editors. Reviews were conducted by expert referees to the professional and scientific standards expected of a proceedings journal published by IOP Publishing. • Type of peer review: Single anonymous • Conference submission management system: Direct submission via official email address by form. • Number of submissions received: 68 • Number of submissions sent for review: 44 • Number of submissions accepted: 34 • Acceptance Rate (Number of Submissions Accepted / Number of Submissions Received X 100): (34/68 x 100 = 50%) • Average number of reviews per paper: 1 • Total number of reviewers involved: 14 • Any additional info on review process: plagiarism check by Turnitin and proofreading by Grammarly • Contact person for queries: Name: Dr.-Ing, Santy Paulla Dewi, ST, MT Email: icudep@live.undip.ac.id Affiliation: Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Diponegoro, Semarang

ПРОБЛЕМИ СУДОВОГО ЗАХИСТУ ПРАВ ОСІБ В УМОВАХ ВОЄННОГО СТАНУ

The article proves that the military aggression of the armed forces of the russian federation against Ukraine has led to the impossibility of administering justice in those regions of the independent state that have been attacked by russian war criminals. This resulted in the transfer of territorial jurisdiction to a significant number of local courts that were destroyed or severely damaged by the enemy, or located in the occupied territories or encirclement, to the jurisdiction of those local courts in areas where hostilities are not currently taking place. to ensure the right of access of persons to court on a territorial basis. Emphasis is placed on the fact that the current procedural legislation of Ukraine, which determines the procedure for economic, administrative and civil cases, provides for mandatory operation in the general courts of the Unified Judicial Information and Telecommunication System, which ensures registration of all procedural applications received by the court; automated determination of a judge or panel of judges to consider a specific case; exchange of documents in electronic form between courts, as well as between the court and the parties; sending court decisions and other procedural documents to litigants to their official e-mail addresses; consideration of cases on the basis of materials created in electronic form. It is concluded that the introduction of the Unified Judicial Information and Telecommunication System as the basis for the functioning of the general courts of Ukraine puts their procedural activities in complete dependence on the stability and quality of information and telecommunication systems and the Internet. In such circumstances, under martial law, the General Courts of Ukraine, which have the technical and human capacity to administer justice, are threatened with closure in the event of unstable operation of information and telecommunications systems or disconnection from the Internet, which precludes judicial protection guaranteed by Article 51 of the Constitution of Ukraine. In this regard, it is proposed to introduce into the procedural codes of Ukraine additional rules that allow general courts to move to martial law, in case of unstable operation of information and telecommunications systems or disconnection from the Internet, paperwork and litigation, as well as introduce a temporary moratorium on the entry of court decisions adopted during this period in the Unified Register of Court Decisions, which will guarantee the sustainable operation of courts in difficult times of the state’s existence.

Nation-Wide Survey Assessing the Knowledge and Attitudes of Romanian Pharmacists Concerning Pharmacogenetics.

Background: Pharmacogenetics (PGx) is an important component of personalized medicine that has the potential to improve medicines’ effectiveness and safety. However, despite progress in technology and availability, PGx testing application into patient-care in Eastern Europe countries, has been slow. Objectives: Our aim was to describe knowledge and attitudes of Romanian pharmacists concerning PGx, and identify potential factors limiting PGx implementation. Method: An anonymous, web-based questionnaire was distributed to Romanian pharmacists registered in the National Pharmacists’ Association (NPA) via an official e-mail sent by NPA representatives. Results: A total of 1,058 pharmacists completed the questionnaires, resulting in a response rate of 7.6%. Pharmacists were predominantly female (90.1%), younger than 49 years (87.5%) and mostly worked in community pharmacies (80.2%). Most pharmacists (64.8%) had a knowledge score between 30 and 49 points out of 60, and (75.4%) had attitude scores between 9 and 7 out of 10. Attitude and knowledge scores positively correlated. Conclusion: Despite performing fairly well on general questions regarding PGx, Romanian pharmacists may lack in-depth knowledge, which can affect their readiness to discuss PGx information with patients or other healthcare professionals. High pricing was considered an important impediment in PGx implementation.

Epidemiological profile of Dental professionals in relation to COVID-19 during the pandemic in a brazilian state

The aim is to draw an epidemiological profile of dental professionals in Rio Grande do Norte state (RN), Brazil, in relation to COVID-19 infection during the pandemic. In order to obtain the results, a virtual census was carried out with dental professionals registered in the Regional Board of Dentistry of RN (CRO-RN). An online questionnaire was used for data collection, sent via the official CRO-RN email, the WhatsApp app, SMS messages and posted on the institution’s social media page. Data were collected between February 2020 and May 2021, corresponding mainly to the numbers of the first wave of the disease in Brazil. A total of 567 dentists responded to the questionnaire, with an average age of 36.67 years (SD=9.56). The sample consisted of 515 dentists and 52 dental assistants, namely Oral Health Technicians and Oral Health Assistants (OHTs and OHAs respectively). The COVID-19 contamination index during this period was 25.74% of the sample, with the highest found in the OHTs (37%). The factors contributing to contamination were working in the west of the state (p=0.011) and having little professional experience (p=0.015), among others. With respect to the impact of income, the private sector was the most affected (p&lt;0.0001), where professionals who were unable to work for 1 to 3 months were the most compromised (p&lt;0.0001). The lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the workplace was related to the increase in contamination.

Strategic Planning in Public University Libraries in Kenya

Libraries are competing with all the departments in their universities for resource allocation, even as universities continue to experience reduction of funding from the government every year. In addition, many public university libraries in Kenya lack strategic plans to offer direction as they are said to be difficult to develop, expensive exercise for the organizations and time consuming. The purpose of the study was to investigate the existence of strategic plans in public university libraries in Kenya. The study used descriptive survey research design and mixed method approach. The study population comprised 277 participants drawn from public universities in Kenya. A sample of 134 respondents was picked. Simple random sampling was used to select 124 library staff while purposive sampling was used to select 10 respondents comprising Deputy Vice Chancellors and Finance Officers. Questionnaires and interview schedules were used to collect data. The findings revealed that most university libraries do not have strategic plans. They rely on those of their parent institutions. It was established that official emails and meetings were the most used channels of informing staff and stakeholders about the existence of strategic plans in their institutions. The study will be significant in establishing models for strategic planning in pubic university libraries in the country.

ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF THE COVID OFFICER UNIT IN COMPANY ORGANIZATIONS

This study aims to analyze the role of the Covid-19 task force in corporate organizations. This research is qualitative. The Data collection tools used were direct observation and documentation study. Result: research related to COVID-19 officer unit Appointment Decree No. 142/SII/HO/ADM/IX/2020 which appointed 21 employees with 1 chairman, 1 deputy chairman, 1 public relation and legal officer, 2 regional coordinators, 3 secretaries, and 16 sub-coordinators. Furthermore, the review results of Circular 065/SIT-HO/ADM/II/2020, each Department at PT Sankyu Indonesia International are advised to take all actions such as (1) Preparing thermometer gun at entrance to the building and worksite. (2) To prevent as much as possible, the entry of visitors to the office/workplace. (3) Meetings are conducted via video conference. (4) Avoiding unnecessary official travel; (5) Carryout important correspondence via official email (6) Serve delivery and reception by couriers at the entrance of office buildings (7) Ensure proper cleaning (8) Ensure supplies of hand sanitizer, soap, and water run in the bathroom. (9) Employees are advised to maintain their health (10) People who have the authority to give leave are advised to give leave whenever there is a request for self-quarantine as a precaution; and (11) Advise employees who are at higher risk, namely older employees, pregnant women and employees with underlying medical conditions, to take extra precautions

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All papers published in this volume of IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science have been peer reviewed through processes administered by the Editor. Reviews were conducted by expert referees to the professional and scientific standards expected of a proceedings journal published by IOP Publishing.• Type of peer review: Single-blind• Describe criteria used by Reviewers when accepting/declining papers. Was there the opportunity to resubmit articles after revisions? Reviewers of CITES-2021 considered the following vital points in the assessment process:A- Technical Criteria (such as scientific merits and adequacy of discussion)B- Quality Criteria (such as the scientific interest of the results and the ratio of length and importance of the idea)C- Presentation Criteria (quality of figures/tables and conclusions)One opportunity was given to the authors to address reviewers’ comments and corrections.• Conference submission management system: Direct submission via official email address.• Number of submissions received: 23 papers• Number of submissions sent for review: 23 papers• Number of submissions accepted: 15 papers• Acceptance Rate (Number of Submissions Accepted / Number of Submissions Received X 100): 65.2%• The average number of reviews per paper: 1 reviewer• Total number of reviewers involved: 23 reviewers• Any additional info on the review process (i.e. plagiarism check system): All papers were checked using Crossref similarity check; papers with a more than 25% similarity percentage were rejected.The reviewers checked the quality of the submitted papers, including the contribution to the knowledge, the importance of the idea, adequacy of discussion, quality of figures and tables, and the conclusions. After the reviewing process, one opportunity was given to the authors to address reviewers’ comments and corrections.• Contact person for queries: Prof. Evgeny Gordov Institute of Monitoring of Climatic and Ecological Systems SB RAS, E-mail: gordov@scert.ru