IEEE VPPC 2015 offers the opportunity to publish extended version of the presented papers in two special sections :
- IET Electrical Systems in Transportation – Special Section on Design, Modeling and Control of Electric Vehicles (dedicated to mono-source vehicles)
- IEEE Trans. On Vehicular Technology - Special Section on Design, Modeling and Control of Hybrid and Multi-source Vehicles
IET Electrical Systems in Transportation
This special section will be managed by several guest editors, in order to avoid conflicts of interest.- Paulo Pereirinha, Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra, will manage the papers from Asia, Oceania & Africa;
- Maxime Dubois, Univ. de Sherbrooke, will manage the papers from Europe;
- Qianfan Zhang, Harbin Institute of Technology, will manage the papers from America.
IEEE Trans. On Vehicular Technology
This special section will be managed by several guest editors, in order to avoid conflicts of interest.- Loïc Boulon, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, will manage the papers from Europe (except from France);
- Claudio Rossi, University of Bologna, will manage the papers from America and Africa;
- Anna Stefanopoulou, The University of Michigan, will manage the papers from France;
- Rochdi Trigui, French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks (IFSTTAR), will manage the papers from Asia and Oceania.
References
In order to improve the positioning of your paper, you are encouraged to cite more recent papers in the VPP (Vehicular Power Propulsion) topics, especially papers from IEEE-TVT and IET-EST. You could find by following the link below a non-exhaustive selection of papers published in TVT on the topics related to VPP, since 2010 and high-citation papers before 2010.