CITC-14 proceedings will be indexed by SCOPUS. Expanded versions of selected papers will be submitted for peer-review and possible publication in the Springer International Journal of Civil Engineering.

A sample paper and template are provided for your convenience. Please use this to write your CITC-14 papers! CLICK HERE FOR PAPER TEMPLATE

• Mass Movements, Floods, and Environmental Degradation in Urban Areas

• Urban Risk Areas: Analysis of Causes and Consequences

• Landscape and Environment: Environmental Problems & Alternatives

• Landscaping as an Alternative to Slope Stability and Prevention of Mass Movements and Floods

Please write your paper on one of the following topics:​

• 3D Printing

• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

• Extended Reality (AR/VR/MR) Systems

• Autonomous Vehicles

• Blockchain systems

• Building Automation

• Building Information Modeling

• Concrete Technology

• Construction 4.0

• Construction Contracts

• Construction Education

• Construction Exoskeletons

• Construction Robotics

• Construction Safety & Health

• Construction Scheduling 

• Construction Wearables

• Cost Analysis & Control

• Cultural Issues in Construction

• Design-Build Construction

• Drones in Construction 

• Engineering & Construction Materials

• Ethical Issues in Engineering and Construction

• Innovative Systems and Technologies

• Information Technology and Systems

• Infrastructure Systems and Management

• International Construction

• International Construction Issues

• Leadership in Engineering & Construction

• Lean Construction Practices

• Legal Issues in Construction

• Materials and Technology Research

• Modular Construction

• Project and Program Management

• Reality Capture Technologies

• Quality and Productivity Improvement

• Smart City and Society

• Sustainable Design and Construction

• Structural Analysis & Design             

• Tall Buildings

• Value Engineering

• Women in Construction

All full papers will be submitted via EasyChair 

CLICK HERE FOR SUBMISSION LINK​

• Full Paper Submission: August 16, 2024

• Registration: August 16, 2024

• Papers should be limited to 8 pages, and require an English edit before final submission.

• When submitting your full-length paper, all identifying information will be removed from your paper for the blind review process. You will be given a Paper ID to use for all future communications about your paper(s). 

• Please use the paper template when preparing papers.

PREAMBLE

Construction in the 21st Century International Conferences (CITC) commits itself to promote the highest standard of professional ethical norms and values for all its participants (practitioners, academics and students).

AUTHORSHIP

All participating authors of CITC submit a paper on the understanding that the manuscript has been read and approved by all authors and that all authors agree to the submission of the manuscript to this journal. Authors submitting a paper also do so maintaining they are the original creators of the work. 

ETHICAL STANDARDS

The Construction in the 21st Century International Conference (CITC) maintains a rigorous standard for article submissions, emphasizing research quality and integrity. Articles undergo double-blind peer review to ensure excellence while preserving author anonymity. An international committee of experts evaluates full papers based on quality, relevance, and originality. CITC operates with impartiality and no conflict of interest in research topics. The organization is committed to preventing and addressing research misconduct, with guidelines for retracting or correcting articles as necessary. CITC encourages transparency and accountability, including the publication of corrections, clarifications, retractions, and apologies when warranted.

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PUBLICATION ETHICS AND
PUBLICATION MALPRACTICE STATEMENTS

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Scopus requires that every journal we index has clear and publicly available statements of publication ethics and publication malpractice. Scopus will hold each publisher listed in the database accountable for the performance and compliance with these policies.

Scopus does not mandate any specific wording of publication ethics and publication malpractice statements, but notes that:

• Major publishers already publish comprehensive statements of compliance on their websites. See Elsevier for an example.

• A number of industry organizations publish comprehensive guidelines and advice that can be readily adopted by any publisher. Such notable organizations include:

• Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)

• World Association of Medical Editors (WAME)

• International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE)

• Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT)

• Guidelines for what a Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement should adhere to (PEMS)