Manuscripts should be written in A4 (210 mmx297 mm) size, 12-point Times New Roman font, and double-spaced. There should be 2.5 cm margins on the right, left, bottom, and top of the page, and the texts should be right-left aligned. Each page and line of the manuscript should be numbered. The name(s) of the author should be written clearly and the academic title should not be stated. Manuscripts prepared in Turkish should be written by taking into account the latest spelling guide of the Turkish Language Association.

Manuscript: It should consist of Turkish Title, Turkish Abstract, Keywords, English Title, English Abstract, English Keywords, Introduction, Material and Method, Research Results, Discussion, Acknowledgments (if any), 6. References. Section names should be written in bold. If any, each figure and table should be placed in order after the place they are mentioned in the manuscript. At the end of the manuscript; a Statement of Contribution of the Researchers, a Statement of Support and Acknowledgment, if any, Statement of Conflict should be included.

Title: It should be short and descriptive, in 14 points and bold, the first letter of the words should be capitalized, written centered, and not exceeding 15 words. The English title must fully correspond to the Turkish title, written in 14 points and bold.

Abstract: Turkish and English abstracts should not exceed 300 words each. In Turkish and English abstracts, the words "Öz" and "Abstract" should be used, respectively. The abstract should include the purpose of the study, how it was done, the results and the author(s) comments on the results. References should not be used in the Abstract section.

Keywords: 1 line below the abstracts, the first letter of each keyword should be written in capital letters, the rest should be written in lowercase, if possible, maximum 6 keywords that are not used in the title and that best describe the work should be written.

Introduction: In this section; the subject of the study, its justification, previous studies directly related to the subject and the purpose of the study should be given.

Material and Method: In this section; the material and method used in the manuscript should be clearly stated.

Research Results: Obtained results should be given, if necessary, the findings should be explained, supported by charts, figures and graphics. Obtained findings should be given either as charts or graphs in order to avoid repetition. The factors that are found to be statistically significant should be interpreted with the comparison method in accordance with the statistical analysis technique applied and lettering should be made on the relevant statistics. In cases where the statistical analysis method is not chosen correctly and/or the analysis is not done properly, the editorial board may exclude the manuscript from evaluation.

Discussion: Findings should be discussed with current manuscripts about the study, but unnecessary repetitions should be avoided. The similarities and differences of the findings with other studies should be given and the reasons should be explained.

Acknowledgment: You should list acknowledgments at the end of the text, in a separate section before references, and not include them on the title page, as a footnote in the headline, or otherwise. In this section, you can list the natural and legal persons who provide financial or moral assistance during the research.

Author Contributions: For transparency, we encourage authors to submit an author statement file outlining their individual contributions to the paper using the relevant CRediT roles: Conceptualization; Data curation; Formal analysis; Funding acquisition; Investigation; Methodology; Project administration; Resources; Software; Supervision; Validation; Visualization; Roles/Writing - original draft; Writing - review & editing. Authorship statements should be formatted with the names of authors first and CRediT role(s) following.

Declaration of Conflict of Interest: Corresponding authors, on behalf of all the authors of a submission, must disclose any financial and personal relationships with other people or organizations that could inappropriately influence (bias) their work.

References: Citations and bibliography should be prepared with the Endnote program. Endnote-style files of our journal prepared in APA format are shared separately for Turkish and English manuscripts, with download links at the file upload step.

While writing the references list, the first author should be listed alphabetically according to the surname, the lines after the first line should start 1.0 cm from the right. Different works of the same author/authors should be listed starting from the old date, and works with the same date starting from a single author. References should be presented in their original language whenever possible. References that are not given in their original language can be given in Turkish or English. However, in this case, the original language of the source should be specified in parentheses.

• If the source is an article: Author's surname, initials., year, title of the article, name of the journal (italic), volume number (if any), page range.
Özgören, M., (2006), Flow Structure in the downstream of square and circular cylinders, Flow Measurement and Instrumentation, 17 (4), 225-235.

• If the source is a book: Author's surname, initial(s), year, name of the book, volume number, editor(s) / translation editors, if any, place of publication (italics), place of publication, page range.
Dasgupta, D., (1998), Artificial immune systems and their applications, Springer-Verlag, Berlin - Heidelnerg, 45-52.

Note: In translated books, the publication date of the translated book, not the original book, will be taken as a basis.

• If the source is the printed thesis: Author's surname, initial(s). (year), Title of the Thesis”, Type of Thesis (Master/PhD), Graduate School of the Thesis (italics), place of submission, page range.

• If the source is taken from the congress: Author's surname, initial(s), year, Name of the Paper, name of the congress, seminar or conference (italic), place, page range in the proceedings book.
Güneş, S. and Polat, K., (2009), Medical diagnostic support system based on the use of least square support vector machines in electrocardiogram (ECG) arrhythmia diagnosis, 13th Biomedical Engineering National Meeting, BİYOMUT-2009, İstanbul, 170-173.

• If the source is taken from the report: Author's surname, initial(s) (if the report is a legal entity, the name of the organization), year, name of the report, short name of the organization that prepared the report and report number (italic), place of publication (italic), page range .
De Castro, L. N. and Von Zuben, F. J., (2000), Artificial immune systems: Part I- Basic theory and applications, DCA-RT 02/00, Brasil, 23-28.

• If the source is taken from the current magazine and newspaper news:
Corliss, R., (1993), Pacific Overtures Times, 142 (11), 68-70.

• If the source is from a national study whose author is unknown:
Anonymous, (2006), Agricultural statistics summary, DİE Publications, Number; 12, Ankara, 22-23.

• If the source is taken from a foreign work whose author is unknown:
Anonymous, (1989), Farm accountancy data network, an A-Z of methodology, Commission Report of the EC, Brussels, 16-19.

• If more than one publication of the same author published in the same year is used, an alphabetic character is added to the end of the year of publication. For example, for three publications by the same author(s) in 2003 (2003a, 2003b, 2003c).

• Display for maps
Author's surname, initial(s)., year, Title, Scale, Publication: Publisher.
Mason, J., 1832, Map of the countries lying between Spain and India, 1:8.000.000, London: Ordnance Survey.

• Display for web pages
Author's surname, initial(s)., year, Title [online], (Edition), Place of Publication, Web address:URL [Date of Visit].
Holland, M., 2002, Guide to citing Internet sources [online], Poole, Bournemouth University,http://www.bournemouth.ac.uk/library/using/guide_to_citing_internet_sourc.html [Visit Date: November 4, 2002].

Figures and Tables: Figures, graphics, photographs and the like should be specified as "Figure" and numerical values as "Table". All figures and tables should be embedded in the manuscript. Figures and tables should be no more than 16x20 cm in length in single-page layout and 8 cm in width in double-column layout. The size of the figures and tables should be in a resolution that can be printed. Pictures supporting the research results should be in "jpg" format with 600 dpi resolution. Each table and figure should be cited in the text. All tables and figures should be numbered sequentially throughout the manuscript (Table 1 and Figure 1). Table and figure titles and descriptions should be short and concise. Headings for figures and tables should be in 10 points, texts in figures and tables should be in 9 points, texts under tables should be in 8 points Times New Roman font. If abbreviations are used in tables and figures, these abbreviations should be explained just below.

Units: SI (System International d'Units) measurement units should be used in all manuscripts. Use a dot as a decimal fraction (like 1.25 instead of 1,25). “/” should not be used in units and a space should be given between units (such as m s-1 instead of m/s, J s-1 instead of J/s, kg m s-2 instead of kg m/s2). A space must be left between the number and the symbol (such as 4 kg N ha-1, 3 kg m−1 s−2, 20 N m, 1000 s−1, 100 kPa, 22 °C). Exceptions to this rule are the degrees, minutes, and seconds symbols (°, ′, and ″) used for planar angles. They should be placed immediately after the number (like 10°, 45', 60"). The abbreviation of liter should be indicated as “l”. If they are not at the end of the sentence, do not put a period at the end of the symbols (kg, not kg.).

Formulas: Formulas should be numbered and the formula number should be shown in parentheses, aligned to the right next to the formula. Word math processor should be used in writing the formulas, main characters should be in 12 points, variables should be in italics, numbers and mathematical expressions should be given plain. If it is to be cited in the text, it should be given in the form of “Equation 1” (…the related model is given in Equation 1).

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