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Copyright
Authors who wish to publish and disseminate their papers with the JINAV: Journal of Information and Visualization, shall agree to the publishing rights set by JINAV. Authors understand that they shall assign publication right to JINAV as part of the process upon acceptance for publication. The authors agreed that they will transfer certain copyrights to JINAV. Consecutively, authors still retain some rights to use and share their own published articles without written permission from JINAV, as long as attributed properly.
Authors granted JINAV these following rights; (1) the right to publish and provide the manuscripts in all forms and media for the purpose of publication and dissemination, (2) the authority to enforce the rights in the manuscript, for example in the case of plagiarism or in copyright infringement.
JINAV will follow COPE’s Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors to protect the research results and takes allegations of any infringements, plagiarisms, ethical issues, and frauds should those issues arise. The manuscript is attributed as authors' work, and are properly identified.
License
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