Abstracting & Indexing

JAIAA Journal Services
Abstracting, Discovery, Metadata & Preservation
JAIAA supports the visibility, discoverability, persistent identification, metadata interoperability, and long-term preservation of its scholarly content through recognized academic information services, discovery platforms, metadata infrastructures, and digital preservation arrangements.
The services listed below support different aspects of scholarly communication. Some improve journal visibility and retrieval, some help readers discover content, some register metadata and persistent identifiers, and others support long-term preservation and continued accessibility of published articles.
Scholarly Visibility
Abstracting & Indexing

Academic information services that support the visibility, indexing, retrieval, and broader accessibility of JAIAA publications.

EBSCO J-Gate Scilit
Research Discovery
Discovery Services

Scholarly discovery platforms that help readers locate, access, and connect JAIAA content with the wider research ecosystem.

Google Scholar OpenAlex
DOI & Metadata
Metadata Registration & Persistent Identification

JAIAA registers publication metadata and persistent identifiers to support reliable citation, linking, scholarly interoperability, and durable article identification.

Crossref
Long-Term Access
Digital Preservation

JAIAA supports long-term preservation and continuing accessibility of its scholarly record through recognized preservation infrastructures and preservation-network participation.

Portico PKP Preservation Network
Service Interpretation
What these categories mean
Abstracting & Indexing Helps users retrieve and identify journal content through scholarly information systems.
Discovery Services Supports broader discoverability and research navigation across academic ecosystems.
Metadata Registration Supports DOI registration, linking, citation infrastructure, and metadata exchange.
Digital Preservation Supports long-term availability, preservation, and continuity of the scholarly record.
Note: Inclusion in a service may support visibility, discoverability, metadata exchange, or preservation, but different services perform different functions. The categories above are intended to clarify the role of each service in the journal's scholarly communication infrastructure.