Archiving Policy

The Algorithms and Intelligence journal is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation and accessibility of the scholarly content published within it. The archiving policy aims to ensure that all published articles remain accessible to researchers, institutions, and the public, even after the journal issue is no longer available on the website. The following archiving practices are established:

  1. Digital Preservation:
    All content published in Algorithms and Intelligence is stored in multiple digital repositories to ensure its preservation for future access. Articles are available in PDF format and will be retained indefinitely on the journal's website and in our institutional repositories.

  2. Collaborations with Archiving Services:
    The journal is indexed and archived in well-established third-party databases and repositories. These include:

    • Public Access Repositories such as Google Scholar and PubMed Central.

    • Library and Archiving Services such as CLOCKSS, Portico, and OAI-compliant repositories.

  3. DOI Assignment:
    All published articles are assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), ensuring persistent links to the content. The DOI provides a permanent and resolvable link to articles, enhancing accessibility and facilitating citation tracking.

  4. Back-Up Procedures:
    The journal's content is regularly backed up on secure servers to prevent data loss. These backups are stored at separate physical locations for added protection against system failures or disasters.

  5. Open Access and Public Availability:
    In line with our commitment to open access, all articles will remain publicly available without any subscription barriers. Full-text access to all published articles will be freely accessible through the journal's website and other public repositories.

  6. Retention of Content:
    All published content, including articles, editorials, and supplementary materials, will be retained indefinitely. The content will remain accessible and available to researchers worldwide, without any restriction on time or access.

  7. Content Reuse:
    Published articles can be reused and redistributed by authors, provided proper attribution is given, in accordance with the journal's open-access license. This enables maximum dissemination of the research.

  8. Future Archiving Strategies:
    The Algorithms and Intelligence journal continuously monitors advancements in digital archiving technologies and services. We strive to adopt new best practices to further ensure the preservation and discoverability of our content.