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2024 IEEE AITU: Digital Generation

Answer: The article will be accepted only by submitting it electronically via https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/2024  2024 IEEE AITU: Digital Generation

Answer: At least one of the authors of each accepted article must register as a full participant in the conference and personally submit a report in order for the article to be published in the proceedings and scheduled for presentation.

Answer: Only complete documents are accepted for the IEEE AITU: Digital Generation 2024 conference: minimum 4 pages (maximum 6 pages), must be written in English and use standard IEEE conference templates in two columns.

Answer: The minimum number of authors per article submitted to the 2024 IEEE AITU: Digital Generation Conference is 1, and the maximum is 6.

Answer: The article or report at the conference should include the following elements:

• Metadata – title, keywords, abstract, professional affiliation.
• Abstract – a brief and objective summary that previews the rest of the paper it describes. It should be succinct yet provide enough information about the paper to facilitate a decision on whether the entire paper could be read with profit.
• An introduction is an introductory statement about the purpose of an article, usually describing the hypothesis to be tested and a summary of relevant previous work by other authors.
• Related work (Literature Review) – what has been done by other researchers in the field your article is about.
• Methods (Research Methodology) – the methods that are used to test a hypothesis should be presented in sufficient detail so that another researcher in the field can repeat the testing.
• Results (and future work) – The hypothesis must be verified and data representing the test results presented.
• Conclusion – the data should be discussed, the results interpreted, and conclusions given.
• Acknowledgements – optional

References – cited references in the bibliography should be included and written in English

Answer: Articles unpublished in journals or other conferences will be reviewed, including pre-evaluation, peer review and post-review. The expert committee will evaluate the articles according to several criteria, including originality, significance, technical validity and clarity of presentation. Authors are invited to present new ideas, criticism, and practical research. Acceptance notifications will be sent to the authors according to the set dates.

Answer:The Technical Program Committee reserves the right to reject (on the basis of post-review) even accepted articles by the author(s) that do not fully comply with the requirements of 2024 IEEE AITU: "Digital Generation” final stage:

• The author does not comply with ethical standards and conditions on plagiarism
• The article was not submitted
• The article was written in poor English
• Registration fee was not paid on time
• The article does not meet IEEE quality
• Standards the article does not meet strict formatting requirements
• The author does not take into account the reviewers' requirements for the final work (ready for printing) in an acceptable way.

Answer: IEEE bibliographic records are included in such databases of indexes and abstracts as IEEE Xplore, Scopus, Web of Science, Google Scholar and others. You can read more in this document: https://www.ieee.org/content/dam/ieee-org/ieee/web/org/pubs/ieee_indexing_agreements.pdf

Answer: Yes, the content hosted in IEEE Xplore is indexed and searchable through Google and other indexing services.

Answer: No, not all IEEE conference materials are automatically indexed in Elsevier, Thomson Reuters (Clarivate Analytics division) and IET (The Institution of Engineering and Technology). Indexing depends on many factors, including the reputation of a particular conference, the quality of accepted papers, and coordination between the IEEE and the relevant indexing organizations.

Answer: Not necessarily. Not all accepted articles are automatically included in the IEEE Xplore database. The inclusion of your article depends on many factors, including conference policies, copyrights, publisher agreements, and other conditions, which may vary depending on the specific conference and the context of the publication.