Electronic Filing

Jurnal Kridatama Sains dan Teknologi is committed to supporting the long-term preservation, security, and accessibility of all published scientific articles. This policy is designed to ensure that published scientific content can be stored, managed, rediscovered, and accessed on an ongoing basis by authors, researchers, academics, practitioners, and the wider community.

  1. Journal Archiving and Digital Preservation

All published articles are stored electronically and preserved through the following storage layers:

  1. Journal Website. All editions and articles, from the first volume to the latest edition, are available in full text on the journal's Archives page. The journal is managed using Open Journal Systems (OJS), while the servers are maintained by the university in collaboration with the hosting provider.
  2. PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN). Journal content is preserved through the PKP Preservation Network, which is a LOCKSS-based system that stores copies of content in various distributed archives. If the journal ceases publication or the website is no longer available, the content that has been published remains accessible.
  3. Digital Object Identifier (DOI). Each article is assigned a DOI via Crossref. The DOI provides a permanent identifier and a stable link for the article, so that the article can still be found even if the website address changes.
  4. Indexing and National Repositories. Metadata and full-text articles are also available through indexing and search services, such as Garuda, Google Scholar, and Dimensions.
  • Internal backups. Journal servers are backed up periodically so that articles, metadata, and editorial notes can be restored in the event of technical issues.

 

  1. Self-Storage Policy by the Author

Self-archiving must be carried out by paying attention to the copyright and licensing provisions applicable to each article. The author is obliged to ensure that the storage, distribution, and reuse of the article does not violate the copyright or license terms that have been established.

  • All articles published under the Creative Commons Atribusi 4.0 Internasional (CC BY-SA 4.0), and authors retain the copyright to their work.