Open Access Publishing in Springer Computer Proceedings

Open access proceedings papers benefit from all of the usual advantages available to Springer's computer science proceedings.

• All proceedings are available electronically in PDF, EPUB and HTML formats through our digital library SpringerLink 
• Printed books can be ordered from springer.com, your local bookseller, Amazon, and many more outlets.
• All proceedings are submitted to the main indexing services such as Scopus, ISI Web of Science, EI Engineering, DBLP and Google Scholar
• Around nine weeks are needed for the entire publication process

Open access publishing in Springer computer proceedings

As with all Springer computer science publications, open access proceedings volumes are available as PDFs and in full-text HTML, as EPUBs.

There are two open access options available for open access publishing in computer science proceedings

• Individual open access papers in a regular volume (open choice)
• Entire open access volumes

Authors interested in open access for their papers (open chpice) should inform their conference contact as soon as possible. The conference contact should compile a list for Springer of open access papers (open choice), collect all of the CC BY Consent to Publish forms, and make sure that the authors are aware of the open access fees. Please refer to the authors' guidelines or the editors' guidelines for further details.

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CC BY Consent to Publish form

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Prices

The table below shows you the open access fees for contributions to be published in one of the following series or subseries: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI), Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing (LNBIP), Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS), Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering (LNICST), and IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (IFIP AICT), formerly known as the IFIP Series.

Minimum fee for an open access volume: 5,000 €.

A 15% discount is available to authors/editors of open access conference proceedings affiliated with one of the following institutions: http://www.springeropen.com/about/membership/members.

All prices are net prices.

Prices are subject to change.

The 15% discount can only apply to full open access proceedings volumes and not to individual open choice papers.

Download: Open access publishing in Springer computer science proceedings 

• Grenzgang: When Promenadology Meets Library
  

• TeSSLa: Temporal Stream-Based Specification Language
  

• Hardware-Based Runtime Verification with Embedded Tracing Units and Stream Processing
  

• VLSI-SoC: An Enduring Tradition
  

• Goal Setting and Striving in MOOCs: A Peek Inside the Black Box of Learner Behaviour
  

• Parallel Aggregation Based on Compatible Weighted Matching for AMG
  

• Towards Certified Meta-Programming with Typed Template-Coq
  

• Nitrogen Gas on Graphene: Pairwise Interaction Potentials
  

• Formal Specification and Verification of Dynamic Parametrized Architectures
  

• “Boxing Clever”: Practical Techniques for Gaining Insights into Training Data and Monitoring Distribution Shift
  

• Enhancing Levenshtein’s Edit Distance Algorithm for Evaluating Document Similarity
  

• DNS Unchained: Amplified Application-Layer DoS Attacks Against DNS Authoritatives
  

• A Worker-Centric Design and Evaluation Framework for Operator 4.0 Solutions that Support Work Well-Being
  

• Basic Study of Blind Football Play-by-Play System for Visually Impaired Spectators Using Quasi-Zenith Satellites System
  

• Derivation of a Biomass Proxy for Dynamic Analysis of Whole Genome Metabolic Models