Submissions
Submission Preparation Checklist
All submissions must meet the following requirements.
Requirements
Please follow these general requirements:
- As the paper are subject to double-blind review process, please remove the names and affiliations of the authors from the submitted version of the paper (PDF). You may add them before submitting the final version.
- Assure high quality of English (do proof-reading if needed).
- Assure high quality of graphics (vector graphics is preferred, use good-quality bitmaps where it is absolutely necessary).
- To streamline the evaluation process and expand our repository of experts, we require the authors to accompany the submission with a list of at least five suggested reviewers. The proposed individuals should
- be willing to undertake a review,
- have scientific expertise in the given field,
- have no conflicting interests that would influence their opinion,
- not be affiliated with the same institution as any of the authors,
- (if possible) not have the same country of origin as any of the authors.
- Adhere to the LaTeX Style with examples at the latest after the acceptance of the paper. There are samples in English and Polish provided.
- Please prepare your bibliography using the .BST style included in the LaTeX Style with examples file. Please, do include your .BIB files in your final submission.
- The abstract should not be longer than 150 words.
- The final submission (after acceptance) should be a ZIP archive containing all necessary LaTeX sources, compiled paper, as well as filled out, signed and scanned Consent to Publish, and Appendix. filled out according to the following example: Appendix filling example. The appendix does not have to be printed nor scanned, it may be simply added to the final ZIP file.
- We kindly ask to prepare the final version in one LaTeX file instead of using \input or \include with other files. It will help us significantly in publishing process.
- After publication, do remember to cite your work using the full name of the journal, e.g.: Name, Surname, "Title of the Contribution", Computer Science, Volume(Number), AGH University of Science and Technology Press, 2010.
- Read the setting instruction and apply to it. It is advisable that authors modify the sample document.
- There should be one .tex file only (please do not use \input, \include and similar commands).
- Check if there are no BIBTEX compilation errors (apart from PDFTEX).
- Check .bib file composition with JabRef or Zotero.
- Usage of non-standard Latex packages should be kept to a minimum.
Graphics guidelines
Please, ensure that graphics used in papers are of high-quality:
- use vector graphics saved as PDF or EPS when possible,
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when using a PDF generator check that options that may influence image quality are set properly, e.g.:
- high dpi (600 or more),
- no text or image compression,
- for color images use CMYK color model,
- bitmaps should have resolution of at least 300dpi (color) or 600dpi (black).
To achieve high quality vector graphics you can use following software solutions:
- Inkscape for all platforms,
- Corel Draw for Windows,
- LibreOffice Draw for all platforms,
- PGF/TikZ for all platforms.