Correction and Retraction

Jurnal Teknik : Media Pengembangan Ilmu dan Aplikasi Teknik maintains the integrity of the scholarly record. Published articles are not changed silently; any change after publication is made through a formal notice, following the COPE Retraction Guidelines. Every notice is published in a later issue, receives its own DOI where applicable, and is linked to the original article in both directions.

Notice

When it is used

Effect on the original article

Erratum (publisher error)

An error introduced by the journal during editing or production

Corrected PDF posted with a note; erratum notice published

Corrigendum (author error)

An honest error by the authors that affects part of the article but not its main findings or conclusions

Original remains available; corrigendum notice explains the change

Expression of Concern

Inconclusive evidence of serious problems while an investigation is ongoing

Article remains available, marked with the notice

Retraction

Unreliable findings due to major error or misconduct, plagiarism, duplicate publication, unethical research, or serious undisclosed conflicts

Article remains online with a "RETRACTED" watermark and the retraction notice

Removal

Only in exceptional cases: legal infringement, defamation, or serious risk to health or safety

Content removed; title, authors, and the reason remain online

Who may request. Authors should contact the editor immediately if they discover a significant error in their published article. Readers may also report errors (see Post-Publication Discussion).

Retraction notices state the title, authors, and DOI of the article, who requested the retraction, and the reason for it. Authors may request a retraction, but the final decision rests with the Editor-in-Chief. Retraction is not used to resolve authorship disputes.

Withdrawal before publication. Authors may withdraw a manuscript at any time before acceptance by sending a written request signed by all authors. Withdrawal after acceptance is allowed only for serious reasons accepted by the Editor-in-Chief.