Indexing & Identifiers
The International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunication Systems aims to ensure that its published research is discoverable, identifiable, and accessible through recognized scholarly information systems and persistent research identifiers.
1. ISSN
The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is a unique identifier assigned to a continuing publication such as an academic journal.
ISSN: To be updated/verified by the journal.
The journal recommends displaying the officially assigned ISSN once it has been confirmed through the appropriate ISSN authority.
2. DOI
A Digital Object Identifier (DOI) provides a permanent and unique identifier for individual scholarly publications.
DOIs should be displayed for articles when they have been officially registered and assigned through an authorized DOI registration agency.
DOI: To be updated/verified.
3. Abstracting & Indexing
Abstracting and indexing services improve the visibility and discoverability of published research. The journal may seek inclusion in recognized academic databases and scholarly discovery platforms.
Only indexing services that have been officially confirmed should be listed on the journal website.
Abstracting & Indexing: To be updated based on confirmed indexing coverage.
4. ORCID
ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) provides researchers with a unique and persistent digital identifier. Authors are encouraged to provide their ORCID iD during manuscript submission to ensure accurate attribution of their research and distinguish them from researchers with similar names.
ORCID is an author-level identifier and is not an indexing database for the journal.
5. OpenAlex
OpenAlex is an open scholarly metadata and discovery system that provides information about research works, authors, institutions, journals, and citations.
The journal may appear in OpenAlex when its publications and bibliographic metadata are indexed by the platform. Any OpenAlex coverage should be verified before being presented as an official journal indexing claim.