Journal evidence

Publishing indicators and infrastructure

Verified platform capabilities, archive migration evidence and machine-readable scholarly services.

Verified indicators

A concise view of journal activity

The values below are derived from the configured publishing model and the verified two-issue migration. They are not citation rankings or independent journal metrics.

Diamond

open access

Immediate reader access and no article processing charge

independent reviewers

Normally used for research articles under double-anonymous review

DOI

persistent identifiers

Published articles include stable DOI links and structured citation metadata

author publication fees

No submission fee and no APC

Persistent identifiers

1 record

Crossref DOI records

Every migrated article carries its registered DOI and canonical landing page.

Search-engine metadata

2 records

Highwire citation metadata

Article pages expose title, author, date, journal, DOI, issue and PDF fields for scholarly crawlers.

Schema.org ScholarlyArticle

Structured article data supports general web discovery.

Interoperability

2 records

Dublin Core

Core descriptive fields are exposed in page metadata and OAI records.

OAI-PMH

Repository harvesters can request journal and article records through the OAI endpoint.

Publishing formats

1 record

JATS XML export

The platform can export machine-readable journal article metadata and content structures.

Citation export

1 record

RIS and BibTeX

Readers can move bibliographic records into reference-management tools.

Web discovery

1 record

XML sitemap

Canonical public pages are enumerated for responsible indexing.

Scholarly infrastructure

Machine-readable by design

Journal records are prepared for durable identifiers, repository harvesting, citation discovery and preservation-ready article packages.

Persistent identifiers: Crossref-compatible DOI metadata
Metadata harvesting: OAI-PMH and Dublin Core
Structured article format: JATS XML 1.4 export
Access licence: CC BY 4.0
Electronic ISSN: 2978-8358

Inspect OAI-PMH endpoint