Publication FAQ
1. Will all accepted papers be published in Scopus-indexed journals?
No. Only selected papers that meet the applicable quality, scope, and editorial requirements may be considered for publication in Scopus-indexed journals. Publication is subject to the respective journal's review and editorial process.
2. Is publication included in the conference registration fee?
Publication may be included with eligible conference registration packages, subject to the applicable terms and conditions. Please check the specific conference registration details for confirmation.*
3. How are papers selected for journal publication?
Submitted papers may undergo an appropriate review and editorial evaluation process. Papers meeting the required academic, technical, and editorial standards may be considered for publication in suitable journals or proceedings.
4. Can I add co-authors to the proceedings?
Yes. Up to four co-authors may be added to the proceedings, subject to the applicable publication guidelines.
5. Can I request an additional copy of the proceedings?
Yes. Additional copies may be available upon request and may be subject to applicable charges.
6. Will I receive an acceptance letter from the journal?
Where applicable, the journal editorial team will issue the relevant acceptance or publication communication after completion of the required review and editorial process.
7. How long does publication take?
Publication timelines vary depending on the journal, review process, editorial requirements, and publication schedule. Participants will be informed when the relevant publication information becomes available.
8. Is publication guaranteed after conference acceptance?
No. Conference acceptance does not automatically guarantee publication in a particular journal or indexing database. Publication remains subject to the applicable review, editorial, and journal requirements.
