Author Guidelines
Manuscript Submission Conditions for Your Papers
To streamline the review process, we kindly request that you submit two separate files in Word format (.docx).
File 1: Complete Information and Affiliation
Prepare a Word file that includes the complete information of all authors, including their names, affiliations, and email addresses. This file should provide a comprehensive overview of all authors involved in the research.
File 2: Anonymized Version for Reviewers
We also require a second Word file that excludes any author-related information. This anonymized version will be sent to the reviewers to ensure a double-blind review process. Please remove any content that reveals the authors' identities, such as names, affiliations, acknowledgments, or any other directly identifying information.
Manuscript Template:
Please use the provided Manuscript Word Template (Download HERE).
Manuscript Preparation
Title of the Paper:
The title should be concise and complete to facilitate easy indexing by abstracting services.
Author(s) Affiliation:
Provide complete information about all authors, including their department, college, university/company, city, zip code (optional), and country.
Abstract:
The abstract should be a brief summary of the paper, comprising approximately 200–250 words. It should include the purpose of the research, methodology, and/or hypothesis, and conclude with a summary of the results and conclusions.
Keywords:
All manuscripts must include 4–6 keywords (or key phrases) relevant to the topic.
Introduction:
The introduction should provide background information, outline the main research issues, state the research purpose, and describe the authors' contributions.
Methodology or Experimental Design:
The methodology section should include complete details and describe the research design in a logical order. Provide sufficient information for reproducibility.
Results:
The results section is the most critical part of the manuscript. Present the findings in a well-organized manner, using graphics, tables, or other visual aids as necessary. Focus on significant trends and characteristics of the data, using suitable graph types to enhance clarity.
Conclusion (Discussion):
Interpret or analyze the data presented in the results section. Discuss what the results indicate and address any questions or implications arising from the research.
Acknowledgments:
Acknowledgments should appear before the references and list the funding source(s). Authors may also mention individuals who contributed to the research.
Abbreviations:
Define abbreviations at their first mention and use them consistently thereafter.
Ethical Issues:
A manuscript under review must not be simultaneously submitted to other journals. Republishing a manuscript or parts of previous work (text, figures, or tables) is prohibited. Authors must provide a signed copyright form affirming the originality of the submitted research.
Funding sources, including institutional support, do not influence editorial decisions or the peer-review process. The journal operates under strict ethical guidelines to ensure the highest standards of academic integrity.
Text Formatting
Format:
Manuscripts must be submitted using the IEEE template.
Page Limit:
There is no page limit for the manuscript.
Font:
The abstract should be written in a single-column format. The remainder of the manuscript should follow a two-column layout and use a 10-point Times New Roman font.
Margins:
Leave one-inch margins on all sides.
References (Works Cited):
References cited in the manuscript should be listed at the end, in numerical order, with reference numbers enclosed in square brackets [e.g., [1], [2], [3]].
Captions for Figures and Tables:
Each figure and table must include a concise caption describing its content. Figure captions should appear below the graphics, while table captions should appear above. If a figure is reproduced from another source, include the original source in the caption.
Equations:
Use an equation editor or MathType for creating equations. Number equations sequentially in the main text.