Publication Ethics

Journal of Advanced Computing and Digital Information Systems (JACDIS) is committed to maintaining the highest standards of publication ethics, research integrity, transparency, accountability, and responsible scholarly communication. The journal’s publication ethics and related editorial policies are developed with reference to the principles, Core Practices, and relevant guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), while also considering applicable standards of research and publication ethics.

These policies provide a clear, consistent, transparent, and responsible framework for addressing ethical matters throughout the research, peer review, editorial, publication, and post-publication processes. JACDIS considers publication ethics and research integrity to be a shared responsibility of authors, editors, reviewers, and other parties involved in the publication process.

In accordance with the areas addressed in COPE’s publication ethics guidance, JACDIS maintains policies covering the following areas:

• authorship and contributorship;
• complaints and appeals;
• allegations of research misconduct;
• conflicts of interest;
• data sharing and reproducibility;
• ethical oversight;
• intellectual property;
• post-publication discussions; and
• corrections and retractions.