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Tools for IEEE Authors (general ideas)
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IEEE Template Selector
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Conference to Journal Papers
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Extension of high-quality Conference papers to Journal papers is
possible. The IEEE JSTEAP encourages authors who have published at
recent technical symposia, meetings and conferences to submit
expanded, archival quality versions of their conference papers.
Manuscripts of such expanded papers submitted for publication in the
IEEE JSTEAP must clearly disclose the earlier publication, by
providing in a first page footnote the IEEE Xplore URL of the
conference paper or its Digital Object Identifier (DOI) if it was
published elsewhere.
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Resubmission of Previously Rejected Manuscripts
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Revise the document taking into account each comment/request from each
reviewer, the Associate Editor, and the Editor-in-Chief. Please
highlight all changes other than minor editorial revisions using
color, italic, or boldface text or color highlighting. Format the
paper in two columns with single spacing and the figures inserted at
their appropriate locations within the text.
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Prepare a response letter that lists each comment/request from each
reviewer and editor. Following each comment, indicate carefully the
changes made in the manuscript to address the concern or provide a
rebuttal if you disagree with the comment. It is helpful if you format
the letter so that comments from the reviewers and editors are shown
in bold or italic font while your responses are in regular font.
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Post-Acceptance
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If your article is accepted for publication, you will receive emailed
instructions regarding your next steps. You may be asked to upload
final production-ready files. Shortly after final files are uploaded,
you will receive your article proofs for final review, along with
instructions on how to review your proofs and submit any corrections.
Please note that major changes to your article, including the list of
references, are not permitted after the article is accepted for
publication. Please contact the Editor-in-Chief if you have any doubts
about whether a modification you wish to make is appropriate.
