ISC 2024
SUBMISSIONS
*Submitted papers must be original and should not be concurrently
under consideration for publication in any other journal or conference.
Please find below several Special Issues organized by the DSA, to which you can submit original papers. All submissions will undergo a strict peer-review process. If you are submitting an extended version of your conference paper, ensure it includes significant novel contributions compared to the conference version.
Mathematics
Operations Research and Intelligent Computing for System Optimization
Deadline: 31.10.2024
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/mathematics/special_issues/Oper_Res_Comb_Optim
Algorithms
Hybrid Intelligent Algorithms and Intelligent Computing for Practical Decision Making in Business and Industry
Deadline: 30.11.2024
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/algorithms/special_issues/7NBJI2Z6YO
Computers – Informatics – Information – Logistics – Mathematics – Algorithms
Decision Science Applications and Models (DSAM)
Deadline: 31.12.2024
https://www.mdpi.com/topics/9D1436TTND
Notes:
* Additional special issues are currently being organized and will be announced in due time, as their submission deadlines are scheduled for early 2025.
* The above journals are open access and require a fee (typically covered by the university/company). Corresponding authors with a very high Scopus h-index (> 15) can apply for a fee waiver through the guest editors.
We encourage submissions in the following paper categories:
Full Paper
NOVEL AND ORIGINAL RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS OF
12-15 PAGES
(LNCS FORMAT)
Short Paper
EXTENDED ABSTRACT OF NOVEL RESEARCH WORKS OF
6-11 PAGES
(LNCS FORMAT)
Abstract
EXTENDED ABSTRACT OF NOVEL RESEARCH WORKS OF
1-3 PAGES
(DEADILNE MARCH 31)
All papers must be prepared using the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) template available here.
Examples of LNCS Open Access Books can be found here.
Regular and short papers that are accepted will be published in the post-proceedings, appearing in Lectures Notes in Computer Science series by Springer.
Furthermore, we will contemplate a post-conference special issue in Mathematics for substantially extended and revised editions of specifically chosen accepted papers.
To ensure inclusion in the proceedings, it is mandatory for at least one author of each submission to register and make a presentation at the conference. Additionally, each participant is limited to presenting a maximum of one paper.
DEADLINE SCHEDULE