Digital Archive Policy
Ensuring that electronic information are safe and back up properly and readily available for distribution in a long term is known as digital preservation. The contents of our journal are electronic in nature and they are highly valuable and important to us and the authors that publish their manuscript with us. We own it as a duty to preserve these digital contents on a long term and make them accessible from anywhere and anytime.
The digital archiving policy includes the following steps:
Internet archiving
The contents of website and all manuscript published by us are stored safely on server and this made it easy accessible to readers all over the world anytime they need it. Copies of all the contents are also been back up on other server sources. If there be any failure from one server, the other source can be made available for accessibility on the internet.
Author’s self archiving
The final published article can be archive personally by authors in any repositories of their choice after publication.
Peradventure our journal stops publishing
We wish and expect to continue publishing our journal perpetually. Peradventure something beyond our control, uncommon, unfortunate situation made us to stop publishing our journal, the articles published in our journal will be deposited with a reliable and well known digital archives in order to keep the articles online and accessible worldwide to the readers. To implement this we are currently liaising with LOCKSS and Portico archives
Abstracting/Indexing activities
Lots of important information about an article published by our journal is stored during the Abstracting or Indexing services with reliable repositories. In most cases the metadata of the articles are usually stored, while some repositories preferred to store the digital versions of the articles, alongside the metadata. With this, copies of the published articles are readily available for the scientific community via their systems as an alternative to the one on the journal’s website.