Reliable Digital Copies
Maintain reliable digital copies of published content.
Supporting the long-term accessibility, traceability, and preservation of published scholarly research.
The publication acknowledges the necessity of ensuring the longevity of scholarly publications.
Digital archiving will help to guarantee that the articles will continue to be traceable and accessible despite changes in technologies and publishing systems.
The digital preservation approach focuses on maintaining the accessibility, integrity, and scholarly record of published content.
Maintain reliable digital copies of published content.
Preserve article metadata and bibliographic information.
Support long-term accessibility of published research.
Use suitable digital preservation techniques.
Keep publication details as part of the scholarly archives.
When appropriate, the journal may participate in digital preservation or archiving programs that have been approved.
Digital archiving supports the continued traceability and accessibility of published articles as technologies and publishing systems change.
Published content
Article metadata
Bibliographic information
Publication details
Authors may preserve and share copies of their published work through appropriate academic repositories and websites, subject to the journal's applicable conditions.
The authors are allowed to deposit copies of their article in:
Authors may deposit copies provided that the conditions of copyright and license by the journal are fulfilled.
Deposits should comply with applicable journal copyright and licensing conditions.
The authors should make sure that the deposited copy carries adequate citation details and a link to the published paper.