Paper Submission

Submission of full papers : March 30, April 10, 2018

Submission of Ph. D. research proposals : March 30, April 30, 2018

Submission of camera-ready papers: July 10,2018

Please note that you have to create a new account for submission regardless of the past conferences.

*The deadlines of full papers and Ph. D. research proposals are extended.

For a camera-ready paper, you must submit the following files: the final manuscript, source file (including figures, tables, and etc.), and copyright. Please note that the manuscript and copyright form should be uploaded in PDF file while the source file can be uploaded in Microsoft Word or LaTeX. These files must be submitted by July 10, 2018. For the copyright form, please validate the information you provide in the form and ensure that none of the boxes at the end of the form is ticked erroneously.

The suggested page limit is 6 pages. The main reason to reduce the page limit to 6 page is that most authors want to submit their extended version to special issues or other journals after conference. However, we allow papers up to 8 pages. Please note the instructions for the special issues which strictly asks that “extended and improved versions of conference papers (at least 50% of new results should be presented, the text cannot be the same even for the first 50% with reused results, the same requirements for figures, tables, etc no the same as in the proceedings)”

Formats of Full Papers

Instructions for authors who use Microsoft Word and Latex are provided. More specific details on the formats of full papers are described in “AUTHOR GUIDELINES (pdf)” provided by Springer. We highly recommend authors to strictly follow the formats because of publication issues. The file can be downloaded on this page or in the Springer website. The links are as follows:

Author Guidelines (pdf)

Springer Website

For the sake of authors, Springer has provided Microsoft Word and Latex templates. This conference prefers Microsoft Word templates, but Latex templates are also acceptable.

Authors who prefer Word templates can download “Microsoft Word Proceedings Templates (zip)”. Authors who prefer Latex templates can download “Latex2e Proceedings Templates (zip)”.

Microsoft Word Proceedings Templates (zip)

Latex2e Proceedings Templates (zip)

Format of Research Proposal

Instructions for authors who use Microsoft Word are provided. More specific details on the format of a Ph. D. research proposal are described in “Microsoft Word Proposal Template”. The link is as follows:

Microsoft word proposal template

The APMS 2018 proceedings will be published online by Springer.
The button below is linked to Springer website for the previous conference proceedings.

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