Publications

ISDTDE supports high-quality publication pathways for conference contributions, including peer-reviewed proceedings volumes and curated thematic outputs. This page lists our published proceedings and outlines our publication principles (ethics, transparency, and reproducibility).

ISDTDE supports an independent, peer-reviewed journal that publishes high-quality research at the intersection of engineering, computation, data, and digital workflows—covering digital twins, cyber-physical systems, AI for engineering, sensing-to-model pipelines, scalable computation, and trustworthy deployment.

Journal home

Overview, aims & scope, and journal information.

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Guide for authors

Templates, policies, peer review, and ethics.

Author guidelines

Submit a manuscript

Submit via the journal’s independent editorial platform (e.g., OJS).

Submit to IJDTDE

Tip: Replace YOUR-IJDTDE-DOMAIN with your deployed journal domain (or relative paths if hosted under the same site). If IJDTDE is hosted as a subfolder (e.g., /journal/), set links like journal/index.html.

Peer review & quality

All contributions undergo peer review coordinated by the conference Scientific Committee. ISDTDE supports transparent criteria, reviewer guidance, and editorial consistency across conferences.

Clear scope & originality checks
Conflict-of-interest (COI) handling
Technical quality & reproducibility awareness

Publication ethics

ISDTDE upholds research integrity and does not tolerate plagiarism, fabricated data, or duplicate submissions. Authors must appropriately cite prior work and declare any competing interests.

Originality and proper attribution
AI-assisted writing allowed with disclosure (where applicable)
Authorship and contributor transparency

Copyright & permissions

Authors are responsible for permissions for third-party figures/tables and for compliance with the publisher’s copyright and licensing policies. Where possible, authors are encouraged to use original or openly licensed material.

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Open science & reproducibility

ISDTDE encourages authors to share data, code, and supplementary materials when feasible, respecting privacy, IP, and contractual constraints. Where sharing is not possible, authors should describe data provenance and provide sufficient methodological detail for reuse.

Recommended repositories

Zenodo • institutional repositories • GitHub/GitLab (with DOI where possible).

Suggested artifacts

Code • input data • trained models • scripts • reproducibility notes • test cases.

Citations

Cite datasets/software with persistent identifiers (DOI) whenever possible.

Publications contact

For proceedings proposals, publisher coordination, camera-ready instructions, or indexing questions, please contact the ISDTDE Publications & Proceedings Committee.

isdtde@mail.ntua.gr Contact form

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