Publication

Final publication decision to be based on paper quality, fit and requirements, and decision by the editorial committee, independent of registration

Based on scope and quality of submission:

• All papers will be considered for the AIP Conference Proceedings (Scopus-indexed with H-index of 80+)

• All papers will be considered for the Engineering Proceedings (MDPI) (Scopus-indexed with H-index of 12+)

• All papers will be considered for other reputed proceedings journals, including Atlantis Press Conference Proceedings or equivalent indexed outlets, subject to confirmation of publication arrangements.

Disclaimer: 

Please check the scope of the journal before submission.

MDPI Engineering Proceedings

https://www.mdpi.com/journal/engproc/about

AIP Proceedings

https://pubs.aip.org/aip/acp/pages/about

Publication Pathways and Scope Alignment

To ensure appropriate indexing, visibility, and disciplinary alignment, accepted papers will be assigned to publication outlets based on their primary scholarly contribution and thematic focus.

• Technical and Systems-Oriented Research
  Papers whose primary contributions involve system development, software or hardware architectures, framework design, algorithms, configurations, platform functionality, engineering methodologies, or technological innovations will be considered for publication in Scopus-indexed conference proceedings, including MDPI Engineering Proceedings or AIP Conference Proceedings, subject to publisher requirements and editorial review.

• Applied Technology in Social and Professional Domains
  Papers focusing on education, law, public policy, business, management, sociology, or related disciplines, where technology serves as an application context rather than the principal research contribution, will be considered for publication in AIP Conference Proceedings.

• Technical Communication, User Experience, and Interface Studies
  Papers addressing technical communication, information design, human-computer interaction, usability, user experience, interface evaluation, and related communication-focused aspects of technology may be considered for publication in other reputable conference proceeding venues, including Atlantis Press Conference Proceedings or equivalent indexed outlets, subject to confirmation of publication arrangements.

Publication Placement and Scope Assessment

• Final publication placement will be determined by the Conference Editorial Committee based on the paper's thematic alignment, scholarly contribution, methodological rigor, and compliance with the requirements of the selected proceedings venue.

• All camera-ready submissions will undergo a final scope and quality assessment by the ETLTC Review Committee. If a submission is found to require substantial revisions to meet the scope, formatting, or publication standards of the intended proceedings venue, the paper may be referred to the ETLTC Comprehensive Review Committee for additional editorial guidance and mentoring.

• Where extensive editorial support, restructuring, retrofitting, or publication mentoring is required, an additional review and mentoring fee of $70-$100 may be charged. Any such fees will be communicated to the authors in advance and will be determined based on the extent of the assistance required.

• Papers that are otherwise accepted by the conference committee for presentation, but rejected after scope assessment, may be considered for the "revise and resubmit" category. 

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