IEEE INFOCOM Artifact Evaluation
Packages research code, network simulators, and datasets for IEEE INFOCOM submissions to maximize reviewer trust and reproducibility.
The IEEE INFOCOM Artifact Evaluation skill guides networking researchers through packaging, documenting, and archiving experimental code, simulators, and datasets for IEEE INFOCOM. Because INFOCOM does not maintain a formal artifact-evaluation committee or mandatory badge track, this skill focuses on maximizing reviewer trust and long-term research impact. It helps authors build containerized simulation environments, construct clear figure-to-script mappings, enforce double-blind anonymity during submission, and deposit verified packages into DOI-issuing repositories like Zenodo and IEEE DataPort for camera-ready publication.