The goal of the International Journal of Reconfigurable and Embedded Systems (IJRES), p-ISSN 2089-4864, e-ISSN 2722-2608, is to give academics, industry professionals, educators, and policymakers who work in the field a way to share innovative and important new work on reconfigurable systems, embedded systems, very large-scale integration (VLSI) design, and the internet of things (IoT). With VLSI system level integration and reconfigurable cores in system-on-chip (SoC) and embedded IoT devices, the center of gravity of the computer industry is moving from personal computing to embedded computing. Reconfigurable and embedded systems are becoming more and more important parts of all kinds of complex technical systems, such as audio-visual equipment, phones, cars, toys, airplanes, medical diagnostics, pacemakers, climate control systems, manufacturing systems, intelligent power systems, security systems, weapons, etc. The journal is put out by the Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science (IAES) in collaboration with Intelektual Pustaka Media Utama (IPMU). The IJRES is an OPEN ACCESS and PEER-REVIEWED journal distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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- 2025: Vol. 14 No. 1, Vol. 14 No. 2, Vol. 14 No. 3
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Announcements
Appeal: The re-evaluation of "International Journal of Reconfigurable and Embedded Systems" |
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Title: International Journal of Reconfigurable and Embedded Systems - The section entitled: Focus and Scope is far too detailed on that level individual topics will be for sure missed. You may wish to aggregate to a higher level to capture more and allow for a better read. Editors, International Journal of Reconfigurable and Embedded Systems Paolo Crippa, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy ======================================= [Factual Error #1]: The journal has a fairly limited number of cited articles (31%) and of these many are cited infrequently and then, see below, there is a lack of internationality in those. Publisher Response: The actual data (Appendix 1) contradicts the allegation that only 31% of the journal's articles receive citations. In fact, only 8.9% of articles published in IJRES from 2021 to 2024 remain uncited, meaning that over 91% have received at least one citation. This achievement amply illustrates the active citation of the journal's content within the academic community, its significant scholarly impact, and ongoing its relevance.
[Factual Error #2]: The journal has drifted to a more regional journal with 3/4 of the papers coming from two countries. Publisher Response: Contrary to the allegation of 3/4 (75%), only approximately 62% of the articles come from India and Indonesia. The journal still demonstrates a degree of international contribution from 27 other countries, including the USA, Japan, Malaysia, Morocco, and Bangladesh (Appendix 2). This evidence confirms that IJRES maintains a globally diverse author base, countering the perception that it has drifted into a solely regional scope.
[Factual Error #3]: There are two authors who combined have contributed 24! publications to the journal!. Publisher Response: The allegation of 24 publications is inaccurate. Suriyan co-authored 11 of Alagarsamy's 13 papers. Therefore, the two authors collectively contributed a total of 13 papers only (Appendix 3), NOT 24 papers. The distribution of these papers is as follows: 4 in 2022, 6 in 2023, and 3 in 2024. This arrangement of papers even spread over three years reflects the journal’s adherence to authorship control and prevents any excessive dominance by individual contributors.
[Factual Error #4]: Furthermore, many of the citations come from 2 publishers Seventh Sense Research Group and Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science. Publisher Response: Regarding the allegation that most citations come from Seventh Sense Research Group and IAES, this assertion is inaccurate. While many citations come from IAES and IEEE, this journal articles have been cited by papers from 69 different publishers and institutions (Appendix 4), including Elsevier, Springer, MDPI, Wiley, and Taylor & Francis—indicating wide academic reach. Furthermore, given this journal's emphasis on reconfigurable and embedded systems, we anticipate citations from IAES and IEEE based on subject relevance, not reliance. =======================================
From: <re-evaluation@scopus.com> The title mentioned above has been re-evaluated by the Scopus Content Selection & Advisory Board to determine whether the title meets the content selection standards of Scopus today. The re-evaluation of this title is now complete and it was decided to discontinue the indexing of this title in Scopus. The journal has a fairly limited number of cited articles (31%) and of these many are cited infrequently and then, see below, there is a lack of internationality in those. The scope of the journal would indicate a wide international appeal. In reality, however, the journal has drifted to a more regional journal with 3/4 of the papers coming from two countries. There are two authors who combined have contributed 24! publications to the journal!. Furthermore, many of the citations come from 2 publishers Seventh Sense Research Group and Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science. We would encourage the journal to widen its authorship and international appeal as the area is clearly not restricted to a region of the world. It has been decided to discontinue Scopus indexing. As a consequence, Scopus has stopped coverage of International Journal of Reconfigurable and Embedded Systems. In some cases, Scopus may have decided to already stop coverage at an earlier stage. In general, all previously indexed content will remain in the Scopus database. If applicable, we ask you to remove all promotion of your title stating that it is actively indexed in Scopus. You are free to resubmit this journal for CSAB evaluation again in 5 years time via the Scopus Title Suggestion Form. At that time, you will be required to upload a cover letter addressing the issues raised above, however this will not guarantee that the journal will be accepted for Scopus. For more information about the Scopus Re-evaluation initiative, please visit the Scopus information site, or Scopus blog. Yours sincerely, |
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Posted: 2025-06-01 | |
Authors need to know |
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1. A journal differs from a conference. A journal follows a regular publication schedule and publishes a set number of papers in each issue and each year. In a journal, the number of published papers must be reasonable and understandable for each issue and year, as announced on the website. 2. During the review process, each author competes with the others. Authors should utilize the time allocated by the editor to revise and update their work when necessary, considering feedback from reviewers and editors, with the goal of winning the competition. Authors should be aware that the publication quota of a journal is limited. The journal will only publish the best papers, rejecting all others due to the limitation. 3. Once a manuscript receives acceptance, it still requires additional processing, such as preparing the final camera-ready paper and proofreading, among other things. Authors should be aware and cooperative with all processes. Even after the processing has been completed, authors should exercise patience in waiting for the publication scheduling due to point number 1. 4.Scopus has three metrics (SJR, CiteScore, and SNIP). ScimagoJR announces the SJR and quartile every year around May, while Scopus directly announces the other metrics, CiteScore and SNIP. Scopus also will classify quartiles based on CiteScore. So, metrics and quartiles of a journal can fluctuate every year. 5. A journal indexed by Scopus can be flagged by CSAB Scopus for reevaluation at any time due to radar (mainly self-citations and bursts of published papers), metrics, etc. When Scopus flags a journal, the process of adding published papers to it remains pending. The re-evaluation decision can either pass or fail, and time for re-evaluation varies, either consuming fast or long times (some weeks, some months, or even more than 1 year). If the re-evaluation result is passed, published papers will continue to be added to the Scopus database, but if it fails, the journal will be discontinued for inclusion, and there will be no added new published papers to the Scopus database. 6. Authors should be aware of the above matters; therefore, the cooperation of authors and editors is needed to maintain, establish, and accelerate the journal's performance. |
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Posted: 2025-02-17 | |
Should you cite yourself or not? avoid citing your published papers in this publisher whenever possible in the future |
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Self-citation in academic publishing is a complex issue that can have a significant impact on how people perceive scholarly work. Institutional frameworks may unintentionally encourage authors to cite themselves, reducing the value of their work. This raises concerns about academic integrity and the possibility of technical plagiarism. Researchers should consider why authors self-cite and promote honesty in scholarly communication in order to reduce self-citation and increase credibility. Authors should exercise caution when citing their own work, particularly if they write for the same publisher. This can raise concerns about academic integrity and result in biased research dissemination. Avoiding self-citation not only improves the credibility of their work, but it also encourages a more comprehensive engagement with a larger body of scholarship. Understanding proper citation techniques strengthens an author's adherence to ethical scholarly practices. Navigating the nuances of academic citation practices is critical for scholars seeking integrity and clarity in their work. Over-reliance on one's own publications may unintentionally indicate a lack of interaction with the broader scholarly community. Scholars from various backgrounds may face unique challenges in understanding academic integrity conventions, particularly those involving self-referential citations. To maintain objectivity and credibility, authors should use a strategic approach when referencing their own work. Overreliance on previous papers can give the impression of self-validation and reduce the impact of research within the larger academic discourse. As a result, authors should avoid citing their published papers from this publisher whenever possible in the future. |
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Posted: 2025-02-15 | More... |
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Vol 14, No 2: July 2025
Each paper requires minor changes for it to be accepted. Editors will go through the revisions and gives a final approval. However, it is good to remember that "this status decision" does not guarantee acceptance. The paper will be accepted only if the editors are satisfied with the changes made.
Table of Contents
Reji Valsalam, Perumal Ramani, Pandian Sharmila
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301-310
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Thanh Tien Do, Hai Yen Pham, Trung Thanh
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311-319
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Vijaya Bhaskar Chalampalem, Munaswamy Pidugu, Sanacarapu Nagaraju
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320-327
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Annu Tiwari, Muhammed Yasir Yilmaz, Gaurav Kumar Soni, Dinesh Yadav
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328-338
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Muhammad Abbas Abu Talib, Samsul Setumin, Siti Juliana Abu Bakar, Adi Izhar Che Ani, Denis Eka Cahyani
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339-352
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Gayatri Phade, Sharada Narsingrao Ohatkar, Murugan Pushpavalli, Vidya Chitre, Vijaya Pawar, Omkar Suresh Vaidya, Harikrishnan Ramachandran
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353-364
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P. Rajeswari, Smitha Sasi
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365-374
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Alden C. Shaji, Zainab Aizaz, Kavita Khare
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375-387
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M. Priyadharshni, Rajermani Thinakaran, Grande Naga Jyothi, Vijayakumar Varadarajan, C. Srinivasa Murthy
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388-397
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Chowdam Venkata Sudhakar, Suresh Babu Potladurty, Prasad Reddy Karipireddy
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398-411
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Vinayak Vikram Shinde, Sheetal Umesh Bhandari, Deepti Snehal Khurge, Satyashil Dasharath Nagarale, Ujwal Ramesh Shirode
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412-427
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Cyriloose Pretty Diana Cyril, Sumathy Vethanayagam, Sundararajan Geetha, Brahmadesam Viswanathan Krishna
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428-439
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Le Phuong Truong, Le Nam Thoi
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440-451
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T. Kanimozhi, M. Inbavalli
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452-462
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Sanjeev Kumar, Deepak Prasad, Manoj Pandey
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463-471
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B. Karthick, T. Meyyappan
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472-480
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BJD Kalyani, Jaya Krishna Modadugu, Sarabu Neelima
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481-489
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Jacob Abraham, Kannadhasan Suriyan
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490-496
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Irni Hamiza binti Hamzah, Azman Ab Malik, Han Mingying, Siti Hazyanti Mohd Hashim, Noormadinah Allias, Hasanul Fahmi
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497-506
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Mohammed Salah Ibrahim, Hussein k. Almulla, Anas D. Sallibi, Ahmed Adil Nafea, Aythem Khairi Kareem, Khattab M Ali Alheeti
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507-517
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Mosleh M. Abualhaj, Ahmad Adel Abu-Shareha, Roqia Rateb
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518-526
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Bharanidharan Chandrasekaran, Karunkuzhali D, Kandasamy V, DIllibabu M, Rama Devi K
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527-537
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soodeh hosseini, Reyhane Hafezifard
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Okokpujie Kennedy, Adekoya Tolulope, Abidemi Orimogunje, Joshua S. Mommoh, Adaora P. Ijeh, Mary O. Ogundele
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Abdelkabir ROUAGUBI, El Youssofi Chaymae, Chougdali Khalid
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Thushara Hameed, Amala Shanthi Stanislas
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Murat Kunelbayev
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AHMED NASSIM MOULAI KHATIR, ZIANI Zakarya
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Shrisha MR, Gururaj C
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AHMED NASSIM MOULAI KHATIR, ZAKARYA ZIANI
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Bolugoddu Sandeep
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Ramachandran P, Manikandan G, Nasurulla I, Srinivasan V, Ramadevi K
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Mahesh Shankarrao Patil, Harsha J. Sarode, Abhijit Banubakode, Vijayakumar Varadrajan, Deshinta Arrova Dewi
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