1.All papers will undergo double-blind peer review by 2–3 members of the Program Committee. Submissions must be original, unpublished, and not simultaneously under consideration for any other conference or journal. Plagiarism and all other forms of academic misconduct are strictly prohibited. Upon acceptance, authors are required to complete the corresponding registration and may attend either in person or online.
2. After a rigorous review process, all accepted papers will be included in the FSPAI 2027 Conference Proceedings and submitted for indexing in major databases such as EI Compendex.
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About Plagiarism Check
⭐ Upon submission, all papers will undergo a similarity check as part of the initial review process to identify potential plagiarism and overlapping content. Papers with a high similarity score or substantial overlap with existing publications will be carefully examined. Submissions containing plagiarism, extensive uncredited verbatim text, or other forms of unacceptable duplication may be rejected.
⭐ All papers must comply with applicable academic integrity standards and the publisher's publication requirements. If plagiarism or other serious publication ethics violations are identified during the review or publication process, the paper may be rejected or excluded from publication. Conference registration fees will not be refunded in such cases.
Academic Ethics and Originality
⭐ Originality Screening:
Authors may not submit papers that have been previously published or are under consideration for publication elsewhere. To verify originality, a full-text originality check will be conducted upon receipt of the manuscript. Authors must ensure that their submissions are entirely original, and that any content or expressions adopted from others are properly acknowledged or cited.
⭐ Language Check:
Authors should carefully check the spelling and grammar of their papers prior to submission to ensure that the content is comprehensible and easily readable for editors, reviewers, and future readers.
⭐ Scope and Relevance
Papers must be relevant to the conference theme and fall within the scope of the conference. Submissions that are unrelated to the conference's aims and scope will be rejected without review.
⭐ Authorship
Authors listed on the paper must be those who have made significant contributions to the research. Individuals who have made substantive contributions to the work but do not qualify as co-authors should be duly acknowledged in the acknowledgments section. All sources of funding and any conflicts of interest must be disclosed in the authorship declaration.