Submissions
Submission Preparation Checklist
The submission is original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere. The manuscript fits the scope of JCPSI and clearly explains its contribution to cyber-physical-social intelligence or related intelligent systems. The manuscript file and review files have been anonymized for double-blind peer review. All authors, affiliations, email addresses, and ORCID iDs where available are accurate and complete. References have been checked for accuracy, completeness, and consistency. All figures, tables, datasets, and supplementary files are cited in the manuscript and have appropriate permissions where required. Any funding sources, conflicts of interest, ethical approvals, data availability statements, or acknowledgements required for the work have been disclosed. The authors agree to the journal copyright notice and publication under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).
Copyright Notice
Authors retain copyright to their published work and retain full publishing rights without restriction. By completing a submission, the author or authorized representative confirms that the work may be published by JCPSI under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).
Under CC BY 4.0, readers may share and adapt the published work for any lawful purpose, provided that appropriate credit is given to the authors and the original publication is cited. Authors grant JCPSI and the Association of Global Intelligent Science and Technology (AGIST) the right of first publication and the right to identify JCPSI as the original publisher of record.
Repository Policy
Authors may deposit and make publicly available the submitted version, accepted manuscript, and published version of record in an institutional repository, disciplinary repository, funder repository, personal website, or other repository of their choice without embargo, provided that the published article is cited and the journal version of record is linked when available.
Authors are responsible for obtaining permission for third-party copyrighted material that is not covered by the article license.
Privacy Statement
The Journal of Cyber-Physical-Social Intelligence (JCPSI) collects and uses personal information only for the purposes of operating the journal, managing submissions, conducting peer review, publishing scholarly content, and communicating with users.
Information we collect
- Account information, including name, email address, affiliation, country, ORCID iD, username, and role information.
- Submission information, including manuscript files, metadata, author and contributor details, correspondence, review files, editorial decisions, and production files.
- Communication records related to submissions, peer review, editorial management, publication, and user support.
- Basic website and usage data generated by the Open Journal Systems platform for security, troubleshooting, and aggregate reporting.
How we use information
Personal information is used to identify authors, reviewers, editors, and readers; manage the editorial and peer review process; publish accepted articles; issue notifications; support indexing and archiving; and maintain the security and integrity of the journal platform.
Confidentiality
Submission files, reviewer identities, review reports, editorial correspondence, and unpublished manuscript information are treated as confidential and are accessible only to authorized users involved in journal management, peer review, production, or technical support.
Sharing and disclosure
JCPSI does not sell personal information. Information may be shared only when necessary for journal operations, such as with editors, reviewers, production staff, indexing and preservation services, DOI registration agencies, platform service providers, or when required by law or publication ethics procedures.
Published information
For accepted articles, author names, affiliations, ORCID iDs when provided, article metadata, abstracts, references, funding information, and published files may be made publicly available as part of the scholarly record.
Data retention
Records related to submissions, reviews, editorial decisions, and publications may be retained to preserve the scholarly record, support editorial accountability, and comply with publication ethics obligations.
User rights and contact
Users may contact the editorial office to request correction or removal of personal information where appropriate, subject to the need to preserve accurate editorial and publication records. Questions about this privacy statement may be sent to pub@agist.org.
