ICSES Interdisciplinary Transactions on Cloud Computing, IoT, and Big Data

10.31424/icses.iitcib

Editor in Chief: > Dr. Deepak Gupta

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    Computer Science and Engineering
    Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (MAIT)
    Delhi, India
    drdeepakgupta.cse@gmail.com
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    ICSES Interdisciplinary Transactions on Cloud Computing, IoT, and Big Data (IITCIB) is a peer-reviewed open-access publication of its kind that aims at reporting the most recent research and developments in the areas of Cloud Computing, IoT, and Big Data. It publishes advanced, innovative and interdisciplinary research involving the theoretical, experimental and practical aspects of these interrelated paradigms and their hybridizations. IITCIB is committed to timely publication of very high-quality, peer-reviewed, original articles that advance the state-of-the art of all aspects of Cloud Computing, IoT, Big Data and their hibridations. Survey papers reviewing the state-of-the-art of timely topics will also be welcomed as well as novel and interesting applications.

• Fast-Review Option
  Using this service, every peer-review round of your submission will be decreased from regular 60 days to the fast one with only 14 days.

  Fast-Review Option

  About 14 days per round of peer-review instead of the regular 60 days

• Manuscript Editorial Service
  
  Using this service, firstly, you do not need to care about ICSES Manuscript Template, and can submit your draft paper in any format. Secondly, we finally format and typeset your manuscript, if you can get a final acceptance. Thirdly, your manuscript can go on-line instantly after geting acceptance decision.

  Manuscript Editorial Service

  Typesetting and formating your manuscript based on the mandantory ICSES Manuscript Template

Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

• Cloud Computing
• Virtualization and Data-Center Technologies
• Edge and Fog Computing
• Security and Privacy in Cloud, IoT, and Big Data
• Internet of Things, People, Vehicles, Patients, etc.
• Smart Home, City, Transportation, Cars, etc.
• Data Fusion and Sensory Data
• Big Data Analytics, Storage, Transform, and Transport
• Data and Knowledge Discovery, Visualization, Mining, etc.
• Hybridization of Cloud Computing, IoT, and Big Data

For Any Submissions:

The authors should submit their manuscripts to the Editor-in-Chief via the ICSES Manuscript Management System (IMMS). Every submitted manuscript should consist of the following Parts:

Part I: The first page of the submission should be a Cover Letter containing the manuscript Title, Abstract, Keywords, Main Subject, Corresponding and other Authors with their Affiliations, a statement demonstrating that the submitted manuscript is not submitted “Elsewhere at the same time,” and all the Authors agree to this submission. For convenience, you can use the following ICSES-CoverLetter-Template.docx.

Part II: At least 3 up to 5 Highlights and Novelties should be presented in the Second Page using ICSES-Highlights-Template.docx.

Part III: The manuscript body consist of the following:

• Manuscript Title
• Authors (The first Author is automatically considered as Corresponding Author)
• Affiliations
• Abstract (Max. 2048 Characters)
• Keywords (3 up to 7 Keywords - Max. 512 Characters)
• Introduction
• Related Works (In Chronological Order)
• Problem Formulation (Using Mathematics and Some Description)
• Proposed Approach (Using Algorithm in Pseudo-Code, Flowchart, and Some Pictures)
• Experiment Study (The Configuration of Proposed Approach and Others)
• Results Analytics (Using Charts and Diagrams)
• Conclusion
• Acknowledgement, Grants & Supports
• References (IEEE format with DOI address)
• Photo and Short Biography of each Author

Figures, Tables, and Equations:

All the Diagrams, Charts, and Tables should be made using Microsoft Office Tools (such as Word, Visio, Excel, etc.), and all the other Pictures should be in 300dpi resolution. We encourage Authors to use “Colorful” Diagrams, Charts, and Pictures, while the body of Tables may be “Light Grey.” Besides, all the equations should be made using standard tools like Microsoft Word Built-In “Equation Editor,” or “MathType.”

These specifications for Figures, Tables, and Equations are mandatory for any submission so that any violation of them will result in an “Immediate Rejection” in the review process.

Extended Versions From Conferences:

Currently, extended versions of manuscripts previously published in the featured Conferences are welcome; however, the submitted manuscripts should have the following properties:

• At least 40% extra material specially in the Experiments and Results.
• A paragraph in the Introduction Section should explain the differences as well as How, Where and Why these differences have been applied to this new Manuscript.
• The previously published paper in the Conference should exist in the References Section, and be Cited in the aforementioned paragraph.

Reviewing Process:

All the submitted articles should report original, previously unpublished research results, experimental or theoretical, and will be peer-reviewed. Articles submitted to the journal should meet these criteria and must not be under consideration for publication elsewhere.

Publishing papers in the ICSES Transactions is currently free of charge, and we have adopted the SCOPUS and ISI-WoS policy, and go toward indexing in these Academic Databases. Hence, only the high-quality papers have chance to be accepted; however, our strategy is to mature submitted papers fallen within our standards with some rounds of Revising. Today, the first editorial decision and total publishing process last about 3 and 9 months, respectively. However, the accepted papers will be published on-line as soon as with the final decision.

Paper Length and Extra Page Charge:

• Original Full-Length Papers: All the original full-length papers should be 10 pages in two-column style; however, significant submissions ranging from 8 to 14 pages are considered but with a charge for every Extra Page.
• Review Articles: The Review articles should be 14 pages in two-column style; however, significant submissions ranging from 10 to 18 pages are welcome but with a charge for every Extra Page.
• Short Letters: The Short Letters should be 5 pages in two-column style; however, significant submissions ranging from 4 to 7 pages are welcome but with a charge for every Extra Page.
• Conference Papers: The Conference Papers should be 6 pages in two-column style; however, significant submissions ranging from 5 to 8 pages are welcome but with a charge for every Extra Page.
• Special Issues or Book Chapters: Manuscripts for Special Issues or Book Chapters have no restriction in pages; however, they should be in range of 10 up to 14 in order not to subjected Extra Page Charge
• Others: Other kinds of letters and papers have no restriction in pages, and it is up to the journal's Editor-in-Chief.
• Extra Page Charge: The Extra Page Charge is mandatory to be paid with no exception from the first 2019 as the following:
  

  20$

  For each extra or deficient page

  Mandatory to be paid from the first 2019

After Acceptance:

The accepted manuscripts must follow the style of the journal in order to be published. The mandatory journal-template is in the following. Moreover, a copyright form signed by all the authors are needed before the manuscript goes published.

• ICSES-Journal-Template.doc
• ICSES-Journal-Template.pdf
• ICSES-Copyright-Form.pdf

Currently, ORCID is mandatory for all the Authors of the accepted Manuscripts.

Anti-Plagiarism Policy:

We are using Plag©Scan against plagiarism. The maximum acceptable similarity with other published papers is below 15%; however, we strongly suggest that the similarity should be below 10%. All the corresponding authors of accepted papers should check their accepted versions using Plag©Scan, and send us the report in order to publish their papers.

Article Processing Charge:

The Article Processing Charge (APC) for this journal is as follows; however, some Special Issues and Book Projects may have arbitrary APC based on the leading guest-Editor.

0$

Article Processing Charge

Mandatory to be paid only for the accepted papers to be published.

Extra Services for the Authors (Optional):

Currently, ICSES has developed the following key-enabling services to facilitate and speed up the publication process. Selecting these services during the submission obviates the burden of engaging with ICSES Manuscript Template and ensure your submission will be processed as fast as possible.

• Fast-Review Option
  Using this service, every peer-review round of your submission will be decreased from regular 60 days to the fast one with only 14 days.

  Fast-Review Option

  About 14 days per round of peer-review instead of the regular 60 days

• Manuscript Editorial Service
  
  Using this service, firstly, you do not need to care about ICSES Manuscript Template, and can submit your draft paper in any format. Secondly, we finally format and typeset your manuscript, if you can get a final acceptance. Thirdly, your manuscript can go on-line instantly after geting acceptance decision.

  Manuscript Editorial Service

  Typesetting and formating your manuscript based on the mandantory ICSES Manuscript Template

You can follow the ICSES Payment's Instructions to find how much the fees are and how you can pay for them in order to proceed the publication process of your submitted manuscript.

The members of IITCIB's editorial board are:

• Publisher
  Prof. Hamid Reza Boveiri
  Sama College, IAU, Shoushtar Branch
  Shoushtar, Iran
  iitcib@i-cses.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Optimization via Meta-heuristics

  Image Processing & Pattern Recognition

  Parallel and Distributed Systems

  
  
• Editor-in-Chief
  Dr. Deepak Gupta
  Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (MAIT)
  Delhi, India
  drdeepakgupta.cse@gmail.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Biomedical Image Processing

  
  
• Associated Editor
  Dr. Lu Wang
  Shenzhen University
  Shenzhen, China
  wanglu@szu.edu.cn
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Wireless Communications

  
  
• Editor
  Mr. Munish Bhatia
  Assistant Professor
  Jalandhar, India
  munishbhatia1990@gmail.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Internet of Things

  
  
• Editor
  Dr. Mohammad BehrouzianNejad
  IAU, Shadegan Branch
  Shadegan, Iran
  behrouzian.iau@gmail.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Medical Image Processing

  
  
• Editor
  Dr. Shamsul Jamel Elias
  UiTM
  Kedah, Malaysia
  sjamel@gmail.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Computer Engineering

  Internet of Vehicles

  Optimization

  
  
• Editor
  Dr. Warusia Yassin
  Faculty of Information and Communication Technology (FTMK), Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM)
  Durian Tunggal, Malaysia
  s.m.warusia@utem.edu.my
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Security In Computing

  Machine Learning

  Cloud Computing

  
  
• Editor
  Dr. Ali Asghar Rahmani Hosseinabadi
  Islamic Azad University, Amol Branch
  Behshahr, Iran
  a.r.hosseinabadi1987@gmail.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Operation Research

  Scheduling and Cloud Computing

  WSN

  
  
• Honorary Editor
  Dr. Gunasekaran Manogaran
  University of California
  Davis, USA
  gunavit@gmail.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Big Data Analysis

  IoT

  Health Data Analytics

  
  
• Honorary Editor
  Prof. Ting Wang
  East China Normal University
  Shanghai, China
  twangah@connect.ust.hk
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Cloud Computing, Edge Computing

  NFV, SDN

  Machine Learning

  
  
• Guest Editor
  Prof. Heba Fadhil
  University of Baghdad
  Baghdad, Iraq
  fadhilheba@gmail.com
  Areas of Expertise

  
  Parallel Processing

  Cryptogrphy

  Cloud

  
  

The IITCIB is currently indexed in the following academic databases:

• Scholar Google
• Root Indexing
• Academia.edu
• Publons
• ResearchGate
• SJ Impact Factor
• Index Copernicus
• I2OR
• ISI
• Cosmos
• DRJI
• ISSN
• CrossRef
• ROAD

Manuscripts In Press (Unedited):

doi.org/10.31424/icses.iitcib.inpress

• Parallel Programming Models for Cloud Computing
  Special Issue Proposal — Pages 1-4
  Heba Fadhil

The Vol. 1, No. 1, Dec. 2017 — Contents:

doi.org/10.31424/icses.iitcib.2017.v1.n1

• Data Centric Security and Privacy Research Issues for Intelligent Internet of Things
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-2
  Hyunsung Kim

The Vol. 2, No. 1, Mar. 2018 — Contents:

doi.org/10.31424/icses.iitcib.2018.v2.n1

• Cloud Precept: Storage, Backup, and Synchronization
  Short Letter — Pages 1-3
  Heba Fadhil

The Vol. 2, No. 2, Jun. 2018 — Contents:

doi.org/10.31424/icses.iitcib.2018.v2.n2

• The Challenges of Forensic Investigation in Cloud
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-3
  Warusia Yassin

The Vol. 2, No. 3, Sep. 2018 — Contents:

• Network Science and Dynamical Networks
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-3
  Hui-Jia Li

The Vol. 2, No. 4, Dec. 2018 — Contents:

• Prolonging the Lifetime of Wireless Sensor Networks with Remote Power Transfer Concept
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-3
  Manish Bhardwaj
• Advanced Flocking Control Algorithms in Mobile Sensor Networks
  Short Letter — Pages 4-9
  Minh Nguyen

The Vol. 3, No. 1, Mar. 2019 — Contents:

• An Efficient SDN-based Edge Computing Framework for Computation Offloading and Service Augmentation
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-3
  Ting Wang, Yangzhou Wang

The Vol. 3, No. 2, Jun. 2019 — Contents:

• Third Millennium Smart Cyberspace
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-2
  Eduard Babulak

The Vol. 3, No. 3, Sep. 2019 — Contents:

• Private Cloud Data Storage Using Raspberry Pi
  Short Letter — Pages 1-5
  Heba Fadhil

The Vol. 3, No. 4, Dec. 2019 — Contents:

• Study of Intrusion Detection in Internet of Things Systems
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-4
  Manish Bhardwaj

The Vol. 4, No. 1, Mar. 2020 — Contents:

• Energy Harvesting in Wireless Sensor Networks: Benefits and Challenges
  Miscellaneous — Pages 1-3
  Minh Nguyen
• Big Data Visualization for the Internet of Things: Opportunities and Challenges with Human Factors
  Miscellaneous — Pages 4-6
  Huyen Nguyen, Tommy Dang

Special Isuue: Parallel Programming Models for Cloud Computing, Mar. 2021 — Contents:

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