Special issue journals and books
GDI2026 abstract SUBMISSION!
All accepted papers for GDI2026, will be published in the official conference proceedings.
Top-ranked papers will be considered for inclusion as book chapters, while additional high-quality papers will be invited for inclusion in several special issues of leading academic journals.
Submission deadline: 22/MAY/2026
Scope & Eligibility for Publication
To uphold the quality and impact of the proceedings, our publication partner requires that all accepted papers present original, substantive research with clearly demonstrated novel outcomes.
Accordingly, the following submission types fall outside the scope of the conference proceedings and will not be considered for publication:
Literature review papers that do not introduce a novel framework, methodology, or original contribution beyond the review itself
Scientometric or bibliometric studies (e.g., keyword mapping, citation trend analyses)
Survey-based papers that solely report descriptive findings without advancing new knowledge or theory
Essays and opinion pieces that lack empirical grounding or methodological rigour
Derivative or incremental studies that apply existing tools or methods to a new context without producing novel insights
We strongly encourage authors to ensure their work makes a clear and demonstrable contribution to the field. If you are unsure whether your research aligns with these criteria, please do not hesitate to contact us before submitting.
industry paper SUBMISSION!
Industry contributions to GDI2026 include a max 500-word article outlining the proposed topic. Accepted articles will be included in the conference programme and authors will be invited for the respective presentations during the event.
We welcome a diverse range of industry-led content—spanning project case studies, strategic initiatives, and thought leadership—provided they align with the core themes of GDI2026.
Submission deadline: 05/JUNE/2026
***Please follow the guidelines below to ensure your submission meets the conference standards***
Originality: All submissions must be original and unpublished.
Authorship: Include the names of all contributing authors along with their affiliations.
Relevance: Ensure your abstract aligns with the conference themes.
Formatting Guidelines
Language: Must be written in clear, professional English.
Use the format given on Submission — GDI 2026
Submit an anonymous article.
Submit two versions: a PDF and a Word file
File names should be your abstract ID, followed by a short title. For example, “GDI2026 ID 100 Smart city”
Academic Papers Page limit: 10 Pages including references.
Figures should be of high resolution and clear.
Academic Full Paper Content Structure
Title
Introduction
Literature review
Methods
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
Add sections as deemed appropriate.