Digital Archiving and Long-Term Preservation Policy

The BUCPS Conference Proceedings Series is committed to the long-term digital preservation of its published scientific content, ensuring continued access and recoverability even in the event of platform unavailability or data loss.

Preservation Mechanisms:

PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN): All issues and articles are automatically archived through the PKP PN system, fully integrated with the OJS platform. This system leverages LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) technology, creating a decentralized network of distributed copies among participating libraries worldwide, thus ensuring permanent protection and uninterrupted access.
Persistent DOIs: Each article is assigned a persistent Digital Object Identifier (DOI) via CrossRef to guarantee stable and citable links, even if the article's URL changes.
Regular Backups: Routine backups of the database and all published issues are performed on secure servers and external storage media.
Disclaimer: In the event of unavailability of the main platform, users may retrieve content through the PKP PN network or by contacting the journal administration for archived copies.

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Publisher: University of Benghazi - Documentation and Information Center.
Series Title: Benghazi University Conference Proceedings Series.
Abbreviation: BUCPS.
Frequency: One volume per year, comprising six conference issues and one special issue for workshops.
Conference Type: Open-access conference proceedings series.
Review Policy: Peer review is the sole responsibility of the scientific committee of each conference.
Review Time: Approximately 4–6 weeks from submission, as determined by each conference's scientific committee.
Plagiarism Checking Program: Performed by the conference scientific committee using plagiarism detection tools. (iThenticate).

Open Access: Yes.
Publication Fees: The platform does not charge readers any fees for accessing the content. Publication fees, if applicable, are determined in agreement with the scientific committee of each conference and are clearly announced on the conference webpage.
LicenseAll published research is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License CC BY 4.0.