The Journal of Naval Architecture and Marine Technology (JNAMT) is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation and accessibility of all published content. Our digital preservation policy includes the following measures:
Website Archiving
All electronic content, including manuscripts, journal issues, and supplementary materials, is stored on multiple secure servers.
One server provides continuous online access for readers.
Additional backup copies are maintained on separate servers to ensure redundancy.
In the event of a technical failure, backup systems will be activated to restore full website access promptly.
Abstracting and Indexing Services
JNAMT collaborates with leading abstracting and indexing services in the field of engineering and marine technology (e.g., Scopus, Web of Science, TR Dizin). These services store essential metadata and, in some cases, copies of articles, ensuring that published research remains accessible to the global engineering and maritime research community even in unforeseen circumstances.
Author Self-Archiving Policy
Authors are permitted and encouraged to deposit their published articles on personal, institutional, or subject-specific repositories after publication, provided that:
Full bibliographic details of the original publication are included.
A direct link to the official version on the journal’s website is provided.
Through these measures, JNAMT ensures perpetual access to its scholarly content, safeguarding the integrity and availability of naval architecture and marine technology research for future generations.
