Archive Policy
Commitment to Long-Term Preservation
Researcher Academy Innovation Data Analysis (RAIDA) is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, accessibility, integrity, and discoverability of all published content. This archive policy describes the systems, repositories, metadata practices, backup procedures, and continuity measures used to maintain a reliable scholarly record for researchers, students, professionals, institutions, and the wider public.
Digital Archiving
Institutional Repositories
RAIDA supports the self-archiving of published articles in institutional repositories, subject repositories, academic profiles, and author websites. Authors are encouraged to deposit the published version or accepted manuscript to ensure wider dissemination, discoverability, and preservation.
Publisher’s Digital Archive
All articles published in RAIDA are stored in the journal’s own digital archive. This archive is managed and maintained by the publisher to support content integrity, online accessibility, version control, and long-term preservation.
LOCKSS
RAIDA supports the principle of distributed digital preservation through LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) where available and enabled. This system allows participating libraries to preserve journal content and restore access if necessary.
CLOCKSS
RAIDA recognizes CLOCKSS as a trusted preservation model that supports decentralized, secure, and long-term access to scholarly content. When enabled, CLOCKSS helps protect published materials from loss or disruption.
Access and Availability
RAIDA is an open-access journal. Published articles are freely available to readers immediately upon publication without subscription barriers.
Articles remain permanently available online through the RAIDA journal platform and official article records.
RAIDA supports stable article URLs and persistent metadata to enable reliable access, citation, and retrieval.
Metadata may be distributed to indexing services, repositories, academic databases, and search engines to improve discoverability.
Backup and Disaster Recovery
Regular Backups
RAIDA digital content and journal data are backed up regularly to reduce risk of data loss. Backups may include article files, metadata, issue records, editorial files, and system data, stored in secure locations according to publisher procedures.
Disaster Recovery
RAIDA maintains disaster recovery procedures to restore journal access and recover archived content in the event of technical failure, hosting disruption, cyber incident, accidental deletion, hardware failure, or other data loss risks.
Policy Updates and Periodic Review
The RAIDA archive policy is reviewed periodically to ensure that it remains consistent with technological developments, digital preservation standards, open access practices, indexing requirements, and publisher infrastructure. Policy updates may be communicated to authors, readers, editors, reviewers, and stakeholders through the journal website.
Contact Information
For questions or further information about RAIDA’s archive policy, please contact the editorial office at editor@analysisdata.co.id.
Published By
Institution: PT. Inovasi Analisis Data
Address: Jl. Mulawarman Selatan Raya I, Jabungan, Banyumanik, Semarang 50266, Indonesia
Email: editor@analysisdata.co.id


