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Submission of Transactions Papers to the IEEE PES Via Author Upload to the PES Transactions Web Sites
In order for Transactions papers to be submitted and reviewed, they must first be uploaded by the author onto Manuscript Central, sites on the World Wide Web where they can be accessed by the Transactions Editors-in-Chief, Editors and Reviewers. All uploaded papers must be the source document. If you are uploading a revised manuscript in response to a "Revise and Resubmit" decision, please click here.
1. Prepare the Manuscript It is important that you read all instructions thoroughly; we suggest that you print these instructions and fully prepare your manuscript before proceeding further with your submission.
2. Log in to Manuscript Central Navigate to the Manuscript Central site of the Transactions to which you are submitting your paper:
You will have access to all five sites with a single account. If you are uncertain whether you have an existing account on Manuscript Central or if you have forgotten your User ID or Password, please check here first! DO NOT CREATE A SECOND ACCOUNT! If you have questions or problems with your account, please contact pes-mcreviewer@ieee.org.
3. Enter Manuscript Data, Designate Corresponding Author
It is important to understand that Greek letters and special characters such as mathematical symbols, as well as formatting codes such as italics, bold, and superscripts will not automatically convert to Web-compatible codes. Therefore you must use the Character Palette that is provided to ensure that the title and abstract appear as you wish in the submission information. On-screen instructions will help you.
4. Upload Manuscript Using the browse button provided, locate your manuscript file on your computer and then click "Upload" to place your manuscript file on the Web site.
5. Proofread Uploaded Manuscript It's critical that you carefully proofread your manuscript. Look very carefully at all special characters, mathematical symbols, Greek letters, equations, and tables. Check your images for clarity and legibility. If you find errors, go to your original document on your computer and make any necessary changes. Then return to the Author Center on Manuscript Central, click on the manuscript ID, and re-upload the manuscript, again proofing it carefully. If you continue to have problems, consider using the "Create PDF" button in the Author Center to generate your file.
6. Submit the Manuscript You may leave your manuscript in the Manuscript Center (it will stay in the Draft Center portion of the Author Center) and return later to review it. But please understand that until you click the "SUBMIT" button, the manuscript will not enter the review process. Once you submit your manuscript you will not be able to make any changes to it unless requested to do so by the Editor-in-Chief as a result of the review process. Please Note: It is extremely important that you check your PDF document while it is on the Manuscript Central site prior to clicking on the "SUBMIT" button. If the manuscript is not reviewable (e.g., the text and figures are not clear and legible, or all figures are not present, or the format is not appropriate), you will be required to resubmit the paper onto Manuscript Central. The paper will not be reviewed until the manuscript is replaced with one that is reviewable. To avoid doing double work, please check your draft carefully prior to clicking the "SUBMIT button! Once you submit your manuscript you will get an immediate submission confirmation that provides you with a Manuscript Number. Be sure to make a record of this number. If your paper is accepted for publication, you will be required to provide this number.
You will receive an e-mail within 24 hours of submission confirming that your paper has entered the review process.
7. Manuscript Checked for Reviewability, Editor-in-Chief Determines Appropriateness for Transactions After your paper has been submitted to Manuscript Central, it will be given a preliminary check to ensure that it is reviewable. |