Paper Submission
The International Conference on Building Engineering and Management (ICBEM 2025) invites original research papers, case studies, and technical reports that address cutting-edge developments and innovative solutions in building engineering, construction management, and sustainability.
Conference Themes:
1. Modern Methods in Building Engineering
2. Sustainable Design and Construction Practices
3. Advancements in Construction Management Practices
4. Urban Infrastructure Project Challenges & Management Innovations
Keynote Speakers:
Industry leaders and renowned academics in building engineering and management will present insights into the future of the construction industry.
Submission Guidelines:
We welcome both theoretical and practical contributions. Manuscripts should be submitted in accordance with the conference guidelines, Format available in the below section:
Submissions will undergo a double-blind peer review process.
Publication and Indexing:
Selected papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings and indexed in Scopus, providing global visibility to your research. Authors of high-quality papers will also be invited to submit extended versions for publication in leading peer-reviewed journals related to building engineering and construction management.
Important Dates:
Abstract Submission Deadline: March 31, 2025
Notification of Acceptance: April 15, 2025
Full Paper Submission Deadline: June 30, 2025
Conference Date: November 3 & 4, 2025
Join us at ICBEM 2025 for a chance to network, collaborate, and contribute to the future of building engineering and management!
Submission Guidelines
1. Plagiarism
SPA, Bhopal Press is committed to deterring plagiarism (including self-plagiarism). Submissions that include text, figures, tables, or other elements that have already been published will be rejected unless permission to reuse the material has been granted by the copyright holder/s. Authors/Contributors are required to submit plagiarism report of an authenticated Plagiarism Checking software (such as Turnitin) along with the article/paper. The percentage should not be more than 10%.
2. Abstract
An Abstract of not less than 300 words should be given at the beginning of each chapter.
3. Keywords
Minimum five keywords are required. Arrange in alphabetical order
4. Figures
Figures/photographs should be of minimum 300 dpi
Try to limit the no. of figures/photographs to 10 for each chapter
Every Figure must be cited in the text. Figures should be numbered consecutively using Arabic numerals.
When referring to a figure in the text, write out the word “Figure” and use the number (e.g., Figure 1). A caption with the figure number and title and/or description must be included below each figure.
Source must be mentioned after the Figure caption; Figures/Images obtained from the unauthenticated source should not be included.
5. Tables
Any table that cannot be reproduced as keyable text will be processed as a graphic. Tables in which the table body is extensive may be split into more than one piece. If necessary, SPA Bhopal Press Production will rotate the table on the page. Do not use shading or colored fonts.
Every table must be cited in the text. Tables should be numbered consecutively. When referring to a table in the text, write out the word “Table” and use the number (e.g., Table 1). Each table should have a title, beginning with the word “Table”, followed by a short descriptive title. Table titles should be placed immediately above the table.
Source must be mentioned after the Table caption
5. References
For reference citations and Reference List, please check the provided style guide.
6. Permissions
If you reproduce, adapt or use in part tables, figures, illustrations, photos, or extensive quotations that you did not create in your chapter, you must obtain appropriate written permission and provide copies of the correspondence to SPA Bhopal Press. This section describes what does and does not require permission, how to obtain permission, and how to credit permitted materials in your chapter.
Publication of your chapter will not be considered until all written permissions are received by SPA Bhopal Press. Failure to provide permissions will result in your chapter being declined from publication.
What Needs Permission
Any table, diagram, or illustration (line drawing, artwork, or photograph) that you did not create.
Any quotation (or a series of shorter quotations) totaling 400 words or more from a book or a periodical.
Any photograph that you did not take. Additional permissions are required if a person appears in the photo.
Anything acquired from the Internet (created by any government organization).
For items in the public domain, the author must provide documentation to confirm.
What Does Not Need Permission
Data itself cannot be copyrighted, as long as the data are in a fixed, tangible medium. For example, if you convert data from text to tabular form, no permission is needed. The source of the data must be referenced.
Chemical structures are facts and do not need to be referenced.
Material published by the government is in the public domain and, therefore, is not subject to copyright.
Material reproduced or adapted from SPA Bhopal Press articles and book chapters does not need permission as long as credit is not given to another source. However, a credit line must be included.
Obtaining Permission to Reprint Previously Published Material
The author is responsible for obtaining all necessary permissions for material they did not create. In most cases, the copyright owner is the publisher (even if you were the original author of the material you wish to reprint). Most publishers will grant permission free of charge. However, if a publisher requires any form of payment, the author are responsible for the payment.
