Case study / Publishing Technology
International Journal of Forensic Medical Investigation
OJS deployment for a peer-reviewed forensic medical investigation journal.
Archived public interface, retained from the original engagement (2019).
Project Record
Responsibility Boundary
- —Editorial responsibility remained with the journal.
- —The platform is no longer maintained by Airix; the journal's current edition operates under separate, later management not connected to this record.
The need
What the project had to make possible.
Delta State University, Abraka needed a dedicated publishing platform for a new peer-reviewed forensic medical investigation journal.
The Airix response
The work carried by Airix.
- 01
Deployed the journal's Open Journal Systems environment.
- 02
Configured the platform for its inaugural volume and editorial workflow.
What the public record supports.
A dedicated OJS publication interface was delivered and its archived public state from the original engagement is retained as evidence.
Verified Airix responsibilities
Deployment
OJS installation and configuration.
Technical Evidence Register
Retained portfolio record
source capture · 2019
This record follows the Airix Evidence Standard. We publish only responsibilities and outcomes supported by public records or owner-confirmed data. Internal identifiers and non-public metrics are excluded.
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