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The Journal of Advanced Food Technology, Cultivation, and Innovation (JAFTCI) recognizes the importance of long-term digital preservation in maintaining the accessibility, authenticity, integrity, and continuity of the scholarly record. The journal is committed to implementing appropriate digital archiving arrangements to safeguard published scientific articles and their associated bibliographic information against technological failure, accidental data loss, and discontinuation of journal publishing activities.
JAFTCI operates through the Open Journal Systems (OJS) publishing platform and has enabled the technical publisher manifest settings for LOCKSS and CLOCKSS. The journal also recognizes the PKP Preservation Network (PN) as an additional digital preservation mechanism, subject to the installation, eligibility, configuration, and successful operation of the relevant preservation service.
JAFTCI is committed to developing and maintaining reliable digital preservation procedures to protect the scholarly materials published through its official journal platform. Digital archiving is intended to support the long-term accessibility of research findings, maintain bibliographic continuity, and reduce the risk of permanent information loss.
The journal's digital preservation approach incorporates OJS archiving capabilities, publisher manifests, appropriate technical backup arrangements, publication metadata management, and participation in recognized preservation networks where eligibility and operational requirements have been satisfied.
Digital Preservation Objectives
JAFTCI has enabled the LOCKSS Publisher Manifest functionality within its Open Journal Systems archiving settings. LOCKSS is a distributed digital preservation technology that allows authorized participating libraries and preservation nodes to collect and preserve scholarly publications.
The LOCKSS system is designed to maintain multiple preserved copies of scholarly materials across distributed storage locations. Its preservation model supports the identification of data inconsistencies and the restoration of damaged or missing materials through authorized archival copies.
β LOCKSS Configuration
System: Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe (LOCKSS)
OJS Publisher Manifest: Enabled
Preservation Model: Distributed digital preservation
Network Preservation: Subject to authorized network participation and successful archival collection
Enabling the LOCKSS Publisher Manifest provides technical support for authorized preservation activities. It does not, by itself, establish that JAFTCI has been accepted into the Global LOCKSS Network or that its content has already been preserved by participating institutions.
JAFTCI has enabled the CLOCKSS Publisher Manifest functionality in its OJS archiving configuration. CLOCKSS is a distributed preservation archive designed to safeguard scholarly publications through a network of participating preservation institutions.
CLOCKSS operates as a controlled preservation system in which deposited scholarly content is maintained for long-term protection. Under applicable CLOCKSS procedures, preserved content may be made publicly accessible following a qualifying trigger event, such as the permanent disappearance of content from its original publishing platform.
β CLOCKSS Configuration
System: Controlled Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe (CLOCKSS)
OJS Publisher Manifest: Enabled
Preservation Model: Controlled distributed archive
Network Preservation: Subject to formal preservation arrangements and successful archival ingestion
The activation of the CLOCKSS Publisher Manifest indicates technical preparation for preservation. Formal CLOCKSS participation, archival coverage, and successful content ingestion must be separately established and verified before the journal represents its publications as preserved within the CLOCKSS Archive.
The Public Knowledge Project Preservation Network (PKP PN) provides digital preservation services for eligible journals published through Open Journal Systems. The network is designed to facilitate preservation of scholarly publications through distributed archival infrastructure.
JAFTCI recognizes PKP PN as an additional preservation option. Implementation requires installation and configuration of the appropriate PKP PN plugin, acceptance of applicable preservation terms, compliance with technical requirements, and successful processing of archival deposits.
PKP PN Implementation Requirements
Implementation Status: PKP PN is identified as an additional preservation mechanism for JAFTCI. Active participation and completed archival deposits are not claimed until the applicable plugin has been configured and successful preservation has been verified.
JAFTCI's OJS platform provides technical capabilities to support recognized scholarly preservation mechanisms. The following information distinguishes the journal's enabled technical settings from preservation arrangements requiring additional verification.
| System | Technical Configuration | Preservation Verification |
|---|---|---|
| LOCKSS | Publisher Manifest enabled | Network participation and collection to be verified |
| CLOCKSS | Publisher Manifest enabled | Formal agreement and archival ingestion to be verified |
| PKP PN | Plugin installation and configuration required | Successful deposits to be verified after activation |
The availability of a technical preservation setting does not constitute independent confirmation that specific articles or journal issues have been archived by a preservation network. The journal will maintain accurate descriptions of its preservation arrangements based on verifiable operational information.
JAFTCI recognizes that effective digital preservation requires the protection of both scholarly content and the information necessary to identify, interpret, and retrieve published materials. The journal's preservation procedures should therefore encompass appropriate article files, issue information, bibliographic records, and associated publication metadata.
π Published Article Files
Preservation procedures should protect the final published article files and related materials included within the journal's supported archival scope.
ποΈ Bibliographic Metadata
Relevant metadata include article titles, author names, abstracts, keywords, journal information, publication dates, and DOI identifiers where assigned.
π Volume and Issue Records
Journal issue metadata and archive records support the identification of articles within their original scholarly publication context.
π Copyright and Licensing Information
Preservation records should maintain information about copyright ownership, reuse permissions, and the applicable Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
In addition to external preservation mechanisms, JAFTCI recognizes the importance of appropriate technical backup and recovery procedures for its OJS publishing infrastructure. The journal's administrative and technical personnel are responsible for coordinating relevant safeguards with the hosting provider or other authorized system administrators.
Backup and Recovery Priorities
Technical backups and external preservation networks serve complementary purposes. Routine backup arrangements support operational recovery, while distributed preservation services may provide additional safeguards for the long-term scholarly record.
JAFTCI recognizes the importance of maintaining the scholarly record if the journal's publishing activities are interrupted, its website becomes unavailable, or its publishing infrastructure is transferred to another platform.
In such circumstances, the journal and publisher should take reasonable measures to protect the published archive, preserve bibliographic information, and support the continuity of scholarly access through available backups, repository arrangements, or verified preservation networks.
Scholarly Continuity Principle
Where published materials have been successfully preserved by an external archival network, their restoration or public release will be governed by the applicable network's policies and technical procedures. The journal does not claim guaranteed recovery through a preservation network unless participation and archival coverage have been verified.
The JAFTCI editorial and technical teams are responsible for reviewing the journal's digital archiving arrangements and ensuring that public statements concerning preservation accurately reflect established technical configurations and verified archival activities.
Preservation Verification Procedures
Information regarding the journal's digital archiving arrangements, preservation configuration, scholarly accessibility, and related publication policies may be obtained through the official JAFTCI website.
Journal of Advanced Food Technology, Cultivation, and Innovation
Publishing Platform: Open Journal Systems (OJS)
LOCKSS Publisher Manifest: Enabled
CLOCKSS Publisher Manifest: Enabled
PKP Preservation Network: Additional plugin configuration required
Copyright Holder: The Author(s)
Publication License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Reader Access Fees: IDR 0,-
Official Journal Website: https://journal.austrodemika.org/index.php/jaftci
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