Indexed
Persistent identifiers
Crossref (DOI)
Every published article receives a permanent DOI registered with Crossref, ensuring stable citation and machine-readable metadata.
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Currently indexed
Live discovery services
1
Applications in progress
Under evaluation
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Planned partners
Post-window applications
Crossref (DOI)Persistent identifiers
Google ScholarDiscovery
DOAJ(APPLIED FOR)Directory
Index CopernicusEvaluation index
ROAD (ISSN Portal)ISSN registry
Crossref (DOI)Persistent identifiers
Google ScholarDiscovery
DOAJ(APPLIED FOR)Directory
Index CopernicusEvaluation index
ROAD (ISSN Portal)ISSN registry
ROAD (ISSN Portal)Index CopernicusDOAJ(APPLIED FOR)Google ScholarCrossref (DOI)ROAD (ISSN Portal)Index CopernicusDOAJ(APPLIED FOR)Google ScholarCrossref (DOI)
Discovery partners
A curated set of persistent identifier, open access, and citation databases that make AJOMAIT content discoverable to researchers, librarians, and funders worldwide.
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Indexed
Discovery
Google Scholar
AJOMAIT articles are structured with Highwire / Dublin Core meta tags for automatic Google Scholar harvesting and citation tracking.
In progress
Directory
DOAJ(APPLIED FOR)
Application submitted to the Directory of Open Access Journals; evaluation pending.
Indexed
Evaluation index
Index Copernicus
ICI Journals Master List evaluation in progress with annual re-assessment.
Indexed
ISSN registry
ROAD (ISSN Portal)
Registered on the Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources maintained by the ISSN International Centre.
Metadata standards
How AJOMAIT stays discoverable
- Crossref XML depositsFull article metadata, author ORCIDs, funding, licence, and references submitted with every DOI.
- JATS-ready XMLArticles are prepared for JATS 1.3 export for downstream ingestion by aggregators and archives.
- Highwire / Dublin CoreHTML head tags embedded on each article page for automatic Google Scholar harvesting.
- OAI-PMH endpointPlanned harvesting endpoint at /oai for repositories and library discovery layers.
DOI programme
Every article gets a permanent DOI
AJOMAIT is a Crossref member. On final publication, each article is minted a DOI in the form10.xxxxx/ajomait.v{vol}.i{iss}.###and deposited with full metadata: authors, ORCIDs, funding, licence, and reference list.
Frequently asked questions
- Copy the article DOI and search it on the target service (Crossref, Google Scholar, DOAJ). Indexing latency for new articles ranges from a few hours (Crossref) to several weeks (Scholar).
Librarians & repository managers
Need bulk metadata or an indexing certificate?
We can supply MARC records, JATS bundles, and formal indexing confirmation letters for institutional repositories and library committees.