Archiving Policy

Journal of Advanced Computing and Digital Information Systems (JACDIS) is committed to ensuring that all published articles remain available, accessible, and preserved over the long term as part of the preservation of the scholarly record.

JACDIS's archiving policy is developed in accordance with relevant publication ethics principles and practices of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), particularly those concerning continued access to and preservation of the scholarly record.

1. Digital Archiving

JACDIS digitally archives all published articles, including the final published version (Version of Record), metadata, and related bibliographic information.

In addition to storage on the journal's publishing platform, JACDIS actively uses the Internet Archive as one of its digital archiving and preservation services to help ensure continued access to journal content.

2. Long-Term Preservation

JACDIS seeks to maintain long-term access to all published content. Archiving is conducted to help preserve the availability and continuity of the scholarly record in the event of changes to the journal's systems, platform, or operations.

3. Access to Archived Content

Published and archived articles remain accessible through the official JACDIS website and, where available, through the digital archiving services used by the journal, including the Internet Archive.

Archiving does not alter the publication status or official version of a published article.

4. Post-Publication Changes

If an article requires a correction, retraction, Expression of Concern, or other post-publication action, JACDIS will preserve the publication record and provide appropriate notification without improperly removing the scholarly record.

Such actions are taken to maintain transparency and the integrity of the scholarly record in accordance with relevant COPE publication ethics principles.

5. JACDIS Policy Statement on Archiving

JACDIS is committed to digitally archiving and preserving all published articles to ensure long-term access, continuity, and integrity of the scholarly record.

JACDIS uses the Internet Archive as one of its digital archiving services and will consider relevant COPE guidelines and principles in maintaining continued access to published content.