Submissions

Sections

1. Articles

   Before submitting a paper to Proceedings: Indunisiya, please note that Proceedings: Indunisiya only accepts submissions from the conferences we cooperated with. The peer review process is handled by the conference organizers and proceedings editors, and the detailed review procedure will vary according to the policy of each conference. All conferences are requested to adhere to the minimum standards suggested on the page “Instruction for Conference Organizers”.

   The instructions provided here will assist you in the preparation of your paper.

   Shortcuts

   • Manuscript Submission Overview
   • Manuscript Preparation
   • Preparing Figures, Schemes and Tables
   • Original Images Requirements
   • Supplementary Materials, Data Deposit and Software Source Code
   • Research and Publication Ethics
   • Extensive English Editing
   • Preprints
   • Authorship
   • Editorial Independence
   • Conflicts of Interest
   • Transfer Service
   • Promoting Equity, Diversity and Inclusiveness within PT INOVASI PRATAMA INTERNASIONAL Journals
   • Resource Identification Initiative

   Submission Checklist

   Please:

   1. Read the Aims & Scope to gain an overview and assess if your manuscript is suitable for this journal;
   2. Use the Microsoft Word template or LaTeX template to prepare your manuscript;
   3. Make sure that issues about publication ethics, research ethics, copyright, authorship, figure formats, data and references format have been appropriately considered;
   4. Ensure that all authors have approved the content of the submitted manuscript and confirm that they read the Instructions for Authors.
   5. Authors are encouraged to add a biography (optional) to the submission and post it to SciProfiles.

   Manuscript Submission Overview

   Types of Publications

   Manuscripts submitted to Proceedings: Indunisiya should neither be published previously nor be under consideration for publication in another journal. The main article types are listed below and a comprehensive list of article types can be found here—please note that not all article types are available for all disciplines.

   • Abstract: Abstracts can be a short single paragraph summarizing the main topic and the findings presented at the conference, or an extension of a typical abstract that contains a moderately detailed account of the work. They should be submitted to a conference in advance and give details supporting a presentation made at a conference. The main text usually has no sections, but may include tables, figures, and references. The length should not exceed four pages.
   • Proceeding Paper: These papers should report new evidence or conclusions and are expanded versions of work presented in a conference presentation. Conference proceedings can be incomplete works that report on an idea, technique, or important results, thus providing readers with a brief overview of recent work or specific projects of significant interest. The structure is similar to that a standard research article and it should include sections such as an introduction, methods, results, conclusions, etc. It is recommended that the length should not exceed eight pages.
   • Conference Report: Conference reports are records of the events of a conference, seminar, or meeting. They should provide a comprehensive overview of a meeting or session, along with relevant background information for the reader. They are typically not peer-reviewed. The structure should contain an abstract, keywords, introduction, conference sections, and concluding remarks, with a suggested minimum word count of 2500 words. They can also include all accepted meeting abstracts.

   All published items will be assigned a digital object identifier (DOI) and be citable. Posters, videos, and PPT presentations can be published together as Supplementary Materials.