
Russian Journal of Information Technologies in Sport (rjits.ru) — a peer-reviewed electronic open-access scientific journal.
ISSN 2949-6349 (online) · DOI: 10.62105/2949-6349 · 4 issues per year · languages: Russian, English
Mission
To provide a platform for publishing high-quality scientific research and practical developments covering a wide range of topics related to the application of digital technologies, data analysis, and intelligent systems in physical culture, sport, and extreme activities; disseminating current knowledge among the scientific community, coaches, sports physicians, IT specialists, analysts, and managers.
Goals and objectives
- Publishing original peer-reviewed scientific articles, reviews, case studies, technical notes, methodologies, and brief communications.
- Ensuring wide dissemination of research results among theorists and practitioners.
- Creating a platform for discussing current issues and promising directions at the intersection of IT and sports science.
- Stimulating interdisciplinary research: computer science, biomechanics, sports medicine, sports theory and methodology, engineering, economics.
- Drawing attention to ethical and practical problems of applying digital technologies in sport.
- Supporting young researchers.
Sections
- Economics of information technologies in sport
- Digital technologies in extreme and sports physiology
- Mathematics and informatics in sports theory and methodology
- Analytics in sports games
- Digital sports
- Sports programming
- IT terminology in sport
- Sports engineering
- Bioinformatics in sport
- Biomechanics in sport
- History of IT in sport
- Digital technologies in sports and rehabilitation medicine
- Artificial intelligence in sport
Founder and publisher
Russian Association of Computer Science in Sport · OGRN 1187700003534 · INN 7704451940
Editorial email: info@rjits.ru
Principles
Open Access journal (Budapest Open Access Initiative). License — Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). No submission, peer review, pre-press preparation, or publication fees are charged. Journal funding is provided by the founder.
