Archive Policy

Journal of Integrated Animal and Aquatic Sciences (IGATI) adopts a comprehensive Archiving Policy to ensure the long-term preservation, accessibility, and integrity of all published articles.

1. Digital Preservation

IGATI implements reliable digital preservation strategies to safeguard all published content over the long term. Articles are stored in secure and redundant digital repositories to prevent data loss, corruption, or unauthorized alteration.

2. Accessibility

All articles published in IGATI are made freely and permanently accessible to the public immediately upon publication. The journal fully supports open-access principles and promotes the unrestricted dissemination of scientific knowledge within the global academic community.

3. Metadata Archiving

Complete and accurate metadata for each published article—including author names, institutional affiliations, article titles, abstracts, keywords, DOIs, and publication information—are systematically archived to facilitate indexing, discoverability, and citation tracking across databases and repositories.

4. Version Control

IGATI maintains a transparent version control system for all published articles. Any corrections, updates, or modifications are clearly documented to ensure accountability, traceability, and the integrity of the scholarly record.

5. Backup and Recovery

Regular backup procedures are conducted to protect journal content against accidental loss or system failure. Redundant storage and backup systems are maintained by the editorial office to ensure data security and rapid recovery in the event of technical disruptions.

6. Compliance

The Archiving Policy of Journal of Integrated Animal and Aquatic Sciences (IGATI) adheres to internationally recognized standards and best practices in digital archiving and preservation. This commitment ensures the authenticity, reliability, and long-term accessibility of the journal’s published content.