We would like to inform all readers that the Proceedings of the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory are now registered as a mass media, a popular science publication (certificate of state registration of the printed media KV No. 25168-15108 P dated 24.06.2022).

The Collection of Proceedings of the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory was founded in 1961 and has sections on meteorology, climatology, hydrology, and hydrochemistry based on the observations of hydrometeorological organizations of Ukraine.

This year has been a difficult one for all of us, but despite the war, the Central Hydrometeorological Organization continues to work for the state and our victory, as the hydrometeorological data obtained is used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, among others.

We invite all interested authors and scientists who have experience in meteorology, climatology, hydrology, hydrochemistry, etc., as well as historical and local history research on the life of our service to cooperate.

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REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DESIGN OF ARTICLES
TO THE COLLECTION OF WORKS OF THE CGO

1. Scientific articles should contain a bibliographic indicator (UDC), which is given on the left side.
2. The title of the article (in the middle) is in capital letters “Times New Roman”.
3. Initials and surname, regalia of the author(s) - lowercase letters - (right) “Times New Roman”.
4. Abstract.
5. Key words.
6. The text of the article.
7. Below the text of the article is a list of references.
The abstract should be written in Ukrainian (font “Times New Roman”, italics, font size 12). The abstract of the article should reveal its content.
It is possible to write an article in English. In this case, the abstract should be in Ukrainian.
Keywords (4-8) are placed after the abstract in a separate paragraph. They should reflect the main content of the article.
At the end of the article, the title and authorship of the article should be given in English. When preparing the layout of the article, this information is transferred to the page with the English-language content.
The file with the text of the article should be created with the .doc extension in Microsoft Word. The article, including figures and graphic materials, should occupy no more than 12 printed pages and 2 pages of a color insert.
The entire text of the article should be in Times New Roman font.
The title of the article should be in bold, 14-point font size.)
The text of the article (font size 14 pt) is typed in A4 format, without hyphens. Line spacing is 16 pt.
Margins: top - 1.7 cm, bottom - 2 cm, left - 2.2 cm, right - 2.2 cm. Paragraph - 1 cm. Page numbering - top middle.
The list of references is in italics, font size - 12.
Formulas are submitted using the Microsoft Equation editor. Tables, maps, drawings, diagrams, schemes should be included in the text using the menu “Insert-Object-Figure Microsoft Word”. They are centered. They must have captions (at the bottom in a separate paragraph, bold, font size - 12). Tables should have a heading above the table in a separate paragraph.
Figures (maps, diagrams, photographs, graphs, charts, and other illustrations), whether in color or black and white, should be inserted into the text of the article. In addition, the figure file itself in .tiff or .jpeg format with a resolution of at least 300 dpi, RGB color format (if color) or Grayscale (if black and white) should be sent separately. Figures should be numbered in the sequence of their mention in the text. The title of the figure should be given in the text of the article immediately below it. The title of the figure should not be combined with the figure itself in one file, as this will make it impossible to edit it. All maps should have a frame, symbols or legend, georeferencing, scale, and references (if necessary). Letters or numbers in the figures should have a font size of at least 10 points. Permissible dimensions of figures are no more than 120x200 mm. When using borrowed data or presenting borrowed primary materials processed by the author (e.g., meteorological values, etc.), the source of the data (literary or stock) should be indicated in the table title.

The list of references should be given alphabetically: first in Cyrillic, then in Latin.