Publication Process

The publication process consists of the following stages:

1. Manuscript Submission
   The presenter submits the full manuscript through the conference submission system.
2. Plagiarism and Originality Check
   The committee screens the manuscript using Turnitin to verify its originality. The maximum acceptable similarity score is 20%. Manuscripts exceeding this limit may be returned for revision or rejected.
3. Double-Blind Review
   Manuscripts that meet the originality requirements proceed to a double-blind review. Internal and external reviewers evaluate the quality, relevance, methodology, originality, and academic contribution of the manuscript.
4. Template and Formatting Check
   The manuscript is examined to ensure compliance with the official conference template and formatting requirements.
5. Conference Presentation
   Accepted manuscripts are presented at the ICADE International Conference.
6. Publication Process
   Selected manuscripts are processed for publication by Atlantis Press or another designated journal or publisher.
7. Final Publication Decision
   The final decision is made by the editorial board based on the reviewers’ recommendations, presentation requirements, formatting compliance, and the publication standards of the targeted publisher.

This publication process follows established academic standards and guidelines to ensure the quality, originality, and integrity of the published research.

Manuscript Requirements

This conference applies a double-blind review process. Authors must therefore remove any information that could reveal their identity from the manuscript before submission.

Full papers must:

• follow the official template provided by the conference;
• be prepared in Microsoft Word format;
• use single-line spacing;
• contain between 6,000 and 8,000 words, including the abstract, references, tables, and figures;
• be original and not previously published;
• not be simultaneously submitted to or under consideration by another conference, journal, or publisher; and
• comply with the ethical and academic writing standards established by the conference.

Publishing Policy

1. All manuscripts will be evaluated through a double-blind review process.
2. The maximum acceptable Turnitin similarity score is 20%.
3. The use of generative artificial intelligence must be limited to supporting activities such as language improvement, idea development, or technical assistance. AI-generated material should not replace the authors’ original analysis, interpretation, findings, or academic contribution.
4. Authors are fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, citations, and integrity of all submitted content, including material developed with the assistance of generative AI.
5. Any substantial use of generative AI must be transparently disclosed in the manuscript or acknowledgment section, in accordance with the publisher’s policy.
6. Selected authors must upload a signed Consent to Publish Letter through the conference website.
7. Authors must ensure that their final manuscripts comply with the formatting and publication requirements of the designated journal or publisher

Publication Process

The publication process consists of the following stages:

1. Manuscript Submission
   The presenter submits the full manuscript through the conference submission system.
2. Plagiarism and Originality Check
   The committee screens the manuscript using Turnitin to verify its originality. The maximum acceptable similarity score is 20%. Manuscripts exceeding this limit may be returned for revision or rejected.
3. Double-Blind Review
   Manuscripts that meet the originality requirements proceed to a double-blind review. Internal and external reviewers evaluate the quality, relevance, methodology, originality, and academic contribution of the manuscript.
4. Template and Formatting Check
   The manuscript is examined to ensure compliance with the official conference template and formatting requirements.
5. Conference Presentation
   Accepted manuscripts are presented at the ICADE International Conference.
6. Publication Process
   Selected manuscripts are processed for publication by Atlantis Press or another designated journal or publisher.
7. Final Publication Decision
   The final decision is made by the editorial board based on the reviewers’ recommendations, presentation requirements, formatting compliance, and the publication standards of the targeted publisher.

This publication process follows established academic standards and guidelines to ensure the quality, originality, and integrity of the published research.

Manuscript Requirements

This conference applies a double-blind review process. Authors must therefore remove any information that could reveal their identity from the manuscript before submission.

Full papers must:

• follow the official template provided by the conference;
• be prepared in Microsoft Word format;
• use single-line spacing;
• contain between 6,000 and 8,000 words, including the abstract, references, tables, and figures;
• be original and not previously published;
• not be simultaneously submitted to or under consideration by another conference, journal, or publisher; and
• comply with the ethical and academic writing standards established by the conference.

Publishing Policy

1. All manuscripts will be evaluated through a double-blind review process.
2. The maximum acceptable Turnitin similarity score is 20%.
3. The use of generative artificial intelligence must be limited to supporting activities such as language improvement, idea development, or technical assistance. AI-generated material should not replace the authors’ original analysis, interpretation, findings, or academic contribution.
4. Authors are fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, citations, and integrity of all submitted content, including material developed with the assistance of generative AI.
5. Any substantial use of generative AI must be transparently disclosed in the manuscript or acknowledgment section, in accordance with the publisher’s policy.
6. Selected authors must upload a signed Consent to Publish Letter through the conference website.
7. Authors must ensure that their final manuscripts comply with the formatting and publication requirements of the designated journal or publisher.