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Submitting a reference to paper in a conference proceedings

Please fill out all of the mandatory fields. We appreciate if you fill in the optional fields as well. We are especially interested in the abstract and your classification according to the taxonomy. For further questions we might also need your e-mail address.

For an example on how to fill out a form, click here.

After you have filled out the form click the "submit" button below. 



 

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Mandatory fields


Please use "and" as an author separator as in: E. Chikofksy and
James Cross.

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If the contents of your reference is available via the web, please add
the link information here:

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Classification:
The classification of the article is important to support retrieval by users interested in a certain topic. Therefore, we are very much interested in getting the article classified. And if you are the author there is no better expert to do it.

The classification list box below contains a hierarchy of reengineering-related terms. The indentation (stressed by dots) indicates the subclass relation. Choose any item you find appropriate by clicking on it. Clicking twice on the same item unselects it. Note that a parent class is automatically selected if you select one of its subclasses. Furthermore, you can select different classes for the same reference by multiple choices. Please be as specific as possible.

We tried to select terms that are as self-explanatory as possible. If something is not clear just see the general description of the taxonomy.
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