This journal uses the LOCKSS and CLOCKSSsystem to create an archiving system distributed among collaborating libraries, allowing them to create permanent journal archives for preservation and restoration purposes. More...

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The Cauriensia Journal aims to digitally preserve all the documents it holds in the long term. To this end, it has developed an action plan that includes basic measures to ensure the digital durability of scientific material:

• Backups
• Documentation storage on servers and external storage units
• Format conversion to more secure formats
• Regular checks on the integrity of files to prevent corruption
• Monitoring of the technological environment to anticipate possible migrations of obsolete formats or software
• Digital preservation metadata
• Use of DOI in your new materials

For the purposes of digital preservation, the deposit of documents in easily readable formats (such as PDF) is encouraged. In the event that it is not possible to maintain the usability of all existing formats, the journal undertakes to return the files to their authors. The digital preservation policy will be reviewed annually by the journal Cauriensia.