Digital Preservation Policy
We are committed to preserving and sharing scholarly research. Our archiving policy allows authors to make their research articles, conference reports, theses, and data sets freely available on the open web to support global Open Access.
Digital Preservation (The Backup System)
To ensure that all published articles remain permanently safe and accessible—even if the journal faces a technical failure or stops publication—we secure our content in trusted digital archives. These archives will only release the content to the public if a "trigger event" occurs, such as the journal permanently closing down. We utilize reliable preservation networks like CLOCKSS / Portico .
To ensure that all published articles remain permanently safe and accessible—even if the journal faces a technical failure or stops publication—we secure our content in trusted digital archives. These archives will only release the content to the public if a "trigger event" occurs, such as the journal permanently closing down. We utilize reliable preservation networks like CLOCKSS / Portico .
Self-Archiving Policy (Sherpa/Romeo Green Status)
We follow the Sherpa/Romeo Green Archiving Policy. Authors retain the right to archive and share their work anywhere without any restrictions. You are free to deposit all versions of your paper in institutional repositories or personal websites, including:
We follow the Sherpa/Romeo Green Archiving Policy. Authors retain the right to archive and share their work anywhere without any restrictions. You are free to deposit all versions of your paper in institutional repositories or personal websites, including:
- Pre-print: The original manuscript before peer review.
- Post-print: The manuscript after peer review adjustments.
- Publisher's Version: The final, formatted PDF published on our website.