Editorial Policies

Aim and Scope

The SysTechDev Proceedings (Green Future Technologies) publish peer-reviewed scientific papers presented at the International Conference on Secure Systems Design and Technology Development (SysTechDev).

The publication is interdisciplinary engineering sciences and covers the following main sections:

  • Defense and Security Technology
  • Engineering Sciences and Production Technology
  • Information Technology
  • Laser Technology
  • Sustainable Energy Engineering and Applications

The aim is to promote collaboration between academia, industry, and policy-makers, supporting technological innovation, security, and sustainable development.

Types of Contributions 

The proceedings accept:

  • Original research papers
  • Applied research and case studies
  • Technological and engineering innovations

All submissions must be:

  • Original
  • Unpublished
  • Not under consideration elsewhere

Peer review process

  • All submissions undergo double-blind peer review.
  • Each paper is reviewed by at least two independent reviewers.
  • Evaluation criteria:
    • originality
    • technical quality
    • clarity
    • relevance

The editorial decision is based solely on scientific merit.

Open Access Policy

The SysTechDev Proceedings operate under a full Open Access model, ensuring that all published content is freely and permanently accessible to readers worldwide without subscription or access fees.

License

All articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY).

This permits:

  • free access, download, and sharing
  • redistribution in any medium or format
  • adaptation, remixing, and reuse for any purpose, including commercial use

provided that:

  • appropriate credit is given to the original author(s)
  • the source is properly cited
  • any changes are clearly indicated

Author Rights

  • Authors retain copyright of their work
  • Authors grant the publisher the right to publish and distribute the work
  • Authors may deposit the published version in:
    • institutional repositories
    • personal websites
    • scientific networks (e.g., ResearchGate)

Accessibility and Dissemination

The Open Access policy supports:

  • global knowledge dissemination
  • increased visibility and citation of published work
  • compliance with international funding and indexing requirements

No embargo periods apply.