Author Guidelines
These guidelines provide authors with detailed instructions for the preparation and submission of manuscripts to journals published under this platform. Authors are advised to read these guidelines carefully before submission.
Manuscript Preparation
Manuscripts should be prepared clearly and concisely using standard academic English. Submissions must present original work that has not been published previously and is not under consideration by another journal.
Article Types
The journal considers the following types of submissions:
- Original Research Articles
- Review Papers
- Technical Notes or Short Communications
- Case Studies and Application Reports
- Perspective or Commentary Articles
- Software, Algorithm, or Framework Papers
- Special Issue Contributions
Manuscript Structure
A typical research article should include the following components, as appropriate to the article type:
- Title
- Author names and affiliations
- Abstract (approximately 200–250 words)
- Keywords (4–6 terms)
- Introduction
- Methods, Models, or Simulation Framework
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgements (optional)
- Funding statement
- Conflict of interest statement
- Data and code availability statement
- References
Formatting Requirements
To ensure consistency and quality, authors must adhere to the following formatting requirements:
- Manuscripts must be written in English
- Typical length is 10–20 pages, depending on article type
- Submissions must use the official journal template (Word or LaTeX), where provided
- Figures should have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi
- Equations must be clearly formatted and numbered where applicable
- A single, consistent citation style is required (e.g. APA, Harvard, or IEEE, as specified by the journal)
Submission Requirements
By submitting a manuscript, authors confirm that:
- The manuscript is original and not under review elsewhere
- All data, simulations, and results are accurate and honestly reported
- All conflicts of interest have been fully disclosed
- Author contribution roles are declared using the CRediT taxonomy
- Ethical approvals and informed consent are provided where applicable
- Permissions have been obtained for any third-party or reused material
- A plagiarism check has been performed prior to submission
- A clear data and code availability statement is included
Templates
Official manuscript templates in Word and LaTeX formats are available on the journal website, where applicable. Authors are required to use these templates for all submissions.