Indexing and Abstracting

IJMIE is committed to maximizing the discoverability and citation of the research it publishes. As a newly established journal (first volume 2026), the journal is working toward inclusion in the major citation and discovery databases while ensuring its metadata meets their technical requirements from the outset.

This page states the journal's indexing status transparently. Do not claim coverage in a database until inclusion is officially confirmed — indexers and readers verify these claims, and false claims are grounds for rejection. Update the status column below as applications progress.

Current Indexing & Discovery

ServiceTypeStatus
Google ScholarDiscoveryCitation metadata on every article page; indexing follows publication
OAI-PMHMetadata harvestingEnabled
CrossrefDOI registrationPlanned [confirm membership and DOI prefix]
ORCIDAuthor identifiersORCID iDs requested from authors [ORCID integration — enable]

Planned Applications

The journal will apply to the following databases once it meets each one's eligibility criteria, which typically require an ISSN and a track record of regular, ethically sound, peer-reviewed publication:

DatabaseStatus
Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)[planned — after ISSN registration and the first issues]
Scopus (Elsevier)[eligibility building — target after 2 years of consistent output]
Web of Science — Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)[planned]
Crossref Cited-by[planned — with DOI registration]
Dimensions, Scilit, Lens.org[harvested automatically once DOIs are registered]

How We Support Indexing

  • Complete article-level metadata (Google Scholar citation tags, Dublin Core and OAI-PMH) for every article, with Crossref deposit once DOI registration is active.
  • Persistent identifiers: ORCID iDs for authors, and Crossref DOIs for articles once registration is active.
  • Rigorous, documented double-anonymous peer review.
  • Adherence to COPE publication ethics and transparent journal policies.
  • Regular, on-schedule bi-monthly publication and long-term digital preservation.

This page is updated as each application is assessed. For the latest confirmed coverage, please contact the editorial office.