Archiving and Preservation Policy
International Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering and Biomedical Research (IJMEBR) is determined to make sure that all published research articles are available, accessible, and preserved in the long run. The journal acknowledges the significance of having a stable online library to ensure that academic information is availed to researchers, institutions and the world academic community for years to come.
The journal keeps safe digital copies of all published articles for long-term preservation in its online journal manager. All articles are stored permanently and made available through the journal site so that readers can always access previously published research at any time.
Our archiving policy considers the preservation of scholarly publications integrity and continuity, allowing the protection of digital information against data loss, technological shifts, or other unexpected events. IJMEBR manages to preserve the scholarly input of authors in a stable digital repository, which remains available and citable in the future.
Key Features of Our Archiving Policy
- Constant internet access to all articles published in the journal through the journal site
- Secure digital storage of manuscripts, metadata and publication records
- Sustainability of academic information to ensure research remains accessible
- Insurance against unintentional data loss through periodic system backups
- Metadata maintenance to enable indexing and discoverability
Digital Preservation
The journal uses advanced digital publishing systems to ensure that all published content is kept in a secure repository and easily accessed when needed. System backups and the use of secure servers support the stability and reliability of the journal's online archive. Should the journal site come to a temporary stop, all past materials stored will be maintained in the journal's digital infrastructure and the scholarly record will not be lost.
Commitment to Long-Term Accessibility
IJMEBR works towards maintaining the academic history and ensuring that published research can be accessed by upcoming generations of researchers and scholars. The journal promotes the further accessibility and presence of multidisciplinary research in engineering and biomedical sciences through the practice of digital archiving.
