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Interoperability

The Concordia Scientific Journal adopts international interoperability standards to guarantee visibility, indexing, digital preservation, and global circulation of scientific knowledge. The journal operates on the OJS platform and uses the OAI-PMH 2.0 protocol, enabling the automated collection of metadata in Dublin Core format by repositories and academic indexers.
Structured metadata is used, including DOIs for each article, mandatory ORCIDs for authors, and current electronic ISSNs. The journal registers persistent identifiers through Crossref, ensuring reference linking and compatibility with similarity detection systems.
Concordia maintains technical compatibility with platforms such as Google Scholar, DOAJ, Latindex, BASE, and OpenAIRE through embedded metadata, Schema.org, and XML files.
The use of JATS XML format is promoted to facilitate advanced indexing and automated semantic reading. The journal operates under a Creative Commons license with immediate open access and no embargo periods.

For digital preservation, it is integrated into PKP PN and maintains regular backups.