Call for book chapters (Scopus indexed book)
Wiley-Scrivener imprint
Call for book chapters (Scopus indexed book)
Book Title: Digital Provenance: Fundamentals, Working, Applications and Future Trends
Edited by: Manisha Vohra
Estimated publication date: Early 2028
Scope of Book: Digital Provenance is a vital topic which is evolving real quick. It can be really extremely helpful. In this digital world, there is a lot of AI generated content available, there is misuse of technology taking place in the form of deepfake, etc., and in such scenarios steps for ensuring digital transparency and security in order to build digital trust and reduce risk are important and digital provenance is a major step in this direction. Hence Digital Provenance and all its aspects needs to talked about and discussed briefly which will be covered in this book.
Tentative table of contents:
Section 1: Fundamentals of Digital Provenance
1. A brief introduction to Digital Provenance
2. Concept and history of Digital Provenance
3. Analyzing the components of Digital Provenance
4. Understanding the different elements of Digital Provenance
Section 2: Digital Provenance Working and impacts
5. A brief description on working of Digital Provenance
6. Framework of Digital Provenance: A detailed analysis
7. Digital Provenance models and architecture
8. Principal technologies and their role in Digital Provenance
9. Implementing Digital Provenance and understanding its impacts
Section 3: Digital Provenance in unpredicted scenarios
10. Digital Provenance in AI generated data: A detailed analysis
11. Tracking and management of digital asset's lifecycle using Digital Provenance in a sensitive data environment
12. Digital Provenance in Machine Learning Artifact Management Systems
Section 4: Regulatory compliance framework and moving towards cybersecurity with Digital Provenance
13. Analyzing legal aspects of Digital Provenance: Drafting regulatory compliance framework structure for governance
14. Structured governance models for Digital Provenance: A path towards transparency and trust building
15. Working towards ensuring safe digital environment and cybersecurity with Digital Provenance
Section 5: Applications of Digital Provenance
16. Applications of Digital Provenance in Intellectual Property
17. Digital Provenance applications in authentication and auditing of digital assets with case studies and examples
18. Maintaining supply chain tracking and ensuring chain of custody using Digital Provenance
19. Applications of Digital Provenance in Digital forensics and ensuring safety against digital fraud
Section 6: Future trends and innovations in Digital Provenance
20. Advantages and future trends in Digital Provenance
21. Innovations and possibilities with Digital Provenance
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Important Dates:
Abstract Submission (of approx. 500 words): 15th November 2026
Abstract Acceptance: 15th December 2026
Full Chapter Submission: 15th February 2027
The book will be published under the Wiley-Scrivener imprint and will be indexed by Scopus and offered to Web of Science.
How to Submit Your Chapter: Send your 500-word abstract by the designated deadline to the editor. If you have any queries kindly write an email to the editor.
Kindly ensure that your book chapter is if minimum 5000 words. Kindly mention the affiliation and designation of all the book chapter author(s) in the book chapter abstract. The publisher’s guidelines can be located at https://www.scrivenerpublishing.com/guidelines.php. Note that all chapters will be put through similarity software and publisher’s guidelines are an overall similarity index of less than 15% (with maximum 3% from any single source).
Reviewing Policy for the book chapter: The editor will engage 2 single blind peer-reviewers to assess originality, clarity, usefulness, and adherence to scope of project.
About Editor:
Manisha Vohra, Independent Researcher, India
For any queries kindly send an email to the the editor at:
manishav3322@gmail.com
Manisha