Archiving Policy
The importance of the research lies in the fact that it will be retrievable, trustworthy and citable after many years of time. This is how our archiving policy secures the importance of the research.
Long-Term Preservation
Every published research paper will be preserved electronically in order to ensure its availability forever, even in the case of some technical change or loss of the research from a particular platform.
Accessible Continuously
Continuous accessibility is important in order to secure the citations and discoverability of the article for as long as it is relevant for further research or policymaking by institutions.
Integrity of the Record
Preservation is more than ensuring that files remain online; it's ensuring they remain unchanged. Our goal is to protect published papers from any unauthorized editing or alterations, so that the reader reading it years later will see exactly the same paper that was once reviewed and published.
Keeping Up with the Future
As the standards of digital preservation continue to change, we will evolve with them, migrating and maintaining our archives accordingly, in order to ensure that today's work remains useful to future researchers.
Data Security and Backup
The research papers will be stored safely and backed up periodically in order to avoid data loss in case of any technical glitches or unforeseen incidents.
Permanent Identification
Every paper will have a permanent identifier for ease of identification and citation.
Global Accessibility
All archived data will be available and accessible to researchers, organizations, and decision makers around the world.
Preserving Research History
The archived papers will document the history of all past discoveries that will help in further research.
Academic Integrity
Preservation processes will safeguard the authenticity, accuracy, and integrity of published information.
Compatibility for Future Technology
The archives will continue to be modified with technological advancements.
