Archiving Policy
Frontier Advances in Applied Science and Engineering (FAASE) adheres to the archiving guidelines and principles outlined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Our archiving policy ensures the long-term preservation and accessibility of published content, promoting the integrity and credibility of the scholarly record.
Digital Preservation: FAASE employs digital archiving systems and repositories to ensure the permanent storage of all published articles. We collaborate with trusted archiving services to safeguard the accessibility and usability of our content for future generations.
COPE Guidelines: Our archiving policy aligns with COPE's recommendations and standards for digital preservation, which include:
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Permanent Accessibility: Published articles are stored in a secure and reliable digital repository to ensure their availability for readers, researchers, and scholars.
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Metadata Preservation: Comprehensive metadata associated with each article, including author information, publication date, and citation details, are preserved to facilitate accurate referencing and proper attribution.
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File Formats and Conversion: Articles are archived in formats that are widely accepted, sustainable, and adaptable to future technological changes. Regular format migration and conversion may be employed to ensure continued accessibility.
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Version Control: Whenever applicable, different versions of an article, such as preprints and postprints, are preserved to document the evolution of scholarly research.
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Permanent URLs: Each article is assigned a permanent and unique Uniform Resource Locator (URL) to ensure persistent access, even if journal platforms or website structures change.
Authors' Rights: Authors retain the rights to their published work, allowing them to self-archive preprints, postprints, or the final published version of their articles in institutional or subject-specific repositories.
External Archiving: FAASE may partner with reputable third-party archiving services, repositories, and indexing databases to enhance the discoverability and preservation of our content.
Frontier Advances in Applied Science and Engineering (FAASE) is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of archiving and preservation to ensure that the knowledge and insights shared through our journal remain accessible and valuable to the academic community and beyond.
