Preservation, Digital Technology and Culture

I. Journal Information

II. Scope & Description

The editors of Preservation Digital Technology and Culture seek original scholarly articles that engage theoretical and practical perspectives on preservation access and use of digital content. We welcome a variety of analytic frameworks and methodologies including empirical critical and case study approaches. We are particularly interested in articles that touch upon the following areasBigsmart data approaches to preservationCultural heritage informatics including digital archives and libraries and digital humanitiesCommunity archiving and preservation of digital heritageUse of digital technologies and cultural collections to empower Indigenous knowledge decolonisation and identityConvergence of libraries archives and museums through information technologies such as digitization and linked dataCreation design evaluation and use of collections records datametadata and digital asset management systems for cultural heritage resourcesDigital preservation and curationSustainability of preservation projects and programsEnvironmental impacts of preservation workCultural perspectives of humancomputer interactionPersonal archiving of digital records and objectsUsesreuses and users of cultural heritage materials including creation of exhibits digital storytelling and narratives.

III. Impact Factor History

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IV. SCImago Journal Rank (SJR)

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V. H-Index

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