• We accept files in .docx/.doc/.pdf/Latex Pdf format - as per the call for papers schedule
• In the initial submission, please do not enter in author details, university, country information or any other author related information in the paper to be in line with the double blind peer review process. This information should be supplied using the online submission form or cover letter in case of email submission.
• Papers should be thoroughly checked and proofread before submission. After you have submitted your article you are unable to make any changes to it during the refereeing process—although if accepted, you will have a chance to make minor revisions after refereeing and before the final submission of your paper.
• At the time of camera ready submission, please include complete author information as per the paper format.

• Papers must be in English and not more than 20 pages in length.
• Paper content must be original and relevant to one of the many conference topics.
• Authors are required to ensure accuracy of quotations, citations, diagrams, maps, and tables.
• Figures and tables need to be placed where they are to appear in the text and must be clear and easy to view.
• Papers must follow format according to the downloadable template

The review process will follow a double-blind format. To ensure anonymity, please anonymize your submission, meaning that all submissions should not include any information that could identify the author(s) or their organization(s). This includes refraining from including author names or affiliations at the beginning of the paper, anonymizing citations and mentions of your own prior work directly related to your current submission, and excluding any funding or other acknowledgments.

Each paper will undergo review by a minimum of three regular Program Committee (PC) members or two senior PC members. Acceptance decisions will be based on several factors, including the paper's novelty, technical depth, elegance, practical or theoretical impact, and overall presentation.

• Original: The paper explores a fresh idea, project, or problem; examines existing research with the promise of new insights, presents novel research, or introduces innovative perspectives on existing information.
• Engaging: The presentation format actively involves the audience or has a high potential to attract conference attendees by addressing the community's needs.
• Significant: The paper raises and deliberates on issues crucial for enhancing the effectiveness of existing techniques, and its contents are capable of wide dissemination and comprehension.
• Quality: Claims within the paper are well-supported by substantial data, draw upon relevant literature, and candidly describe any limitations.
• Clear: The intended outcomes of the paper are easily comprehensible.
• Relevant: The paper aligns with one or more of the conference's themes.