OpenURL
Crawford, Walt · The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University) · 2006
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OpenURL
Shook, Elisabeth R. · Journal of Bioresource Management · 2014
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OpenURL
Shook, Elisabeth R. · Journal of Bioresource Management · 2014
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Beyond OpenURL
George Boston, Randle Gedeon · IGI Global eBooks · 2008
This chapter provides a general overview of the development and implementation of existing techniques for the reference linking of scholarly research materials, additionally, some of the new techniques designed for advanced linking are described. Also presented are several new technologies currently under development, with an eye toward enhancing resource discovery and the interlinking of resources. The progress of computer technology, the adoption of those technologies by the information consumer, and the implementation of Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 tools to existing resources have combined in opening up new avenues of linking previously isolated resources together. Information professionals must come to appreciate and apply these new techniques and in doing so will provide library patrons with a more user friendly and thorough research experience.
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Beyond OpenURL
George Boston, Randle Gedeon · IGI Global eBooks · 2009
This chapter provides a general overview of the development and implementation of existing techniques for the reference linking of scholarly research materials, additionally, some of the new techniques designed for advanced linking are described. Also presented are several new technologies currently under development, with an eye toward enhancing resource discovery and the interlinking of resources. The progress of computer technology, the adoption of those technologies by the information consumer, and the implementation of Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 tools to existing resources have combined in opening up new avenues of linking previously isolated resources together. Information professionals must come to appreciate and apply these new techniques and in doing so will provide library patrons with a more user friendly and thorough research experience.
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Why OpenURL?
Apps, Ann, MacIntyre, Ross · Hispana · 2006
The improvement of access to scholarly literature caused by electronic journal publishing quickly led to the wish for seamless linking to referenced articles. This article looks at the evolution of linking technologies with a particular focus on OpenURL, now a NISO standard. The implications for stakeholders in the supply chain are explored, including publishers, intermediaries, libraries and readers. The benefits, expectations and business drivers are examined. The article also highlights some novel, existing and potential future, uses, including increased user-empowerment and possibilities beyond referencing traditional bibliographic material.
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Why OpenURL?
Apps, Ann, MacIntyre, Ross · E-LIS Repository (University of Naples Federico II) · 2006
The improvement of access to scholarly literature caused by electronic journal publishing quickly led to the wish for seamless linking to referenced articles. This article looks at the evolution of linking technologies with a particular focus on OpenURL, now a NISO standard. The implications for stakeholders in the supply chain are explored, including publishers, intermediaries, libraries and readers. The benefits, expectations and business drivers are examined. The article also highlights some novel, existing and potential future, uses, including increased user-empowerment and possibilities beyond referencing traditional bibliographic material.
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Referencing OpenURL
Tony Hammond · Front Matter · 2008
So, why is it just so difficult to reference OpenURL?
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OpenURL Podcast
Tony Hammond · Front Matter · 2007
Jon Udell interviews Dan Chudnov about OpenURL, see his blog entry: "A conversation with Dan Chudnov about OpenURL, context-sensitive linking, and digital archiving". The podcast of the interview is available here. Interesting to see these kind of subjects beginning to be covered by a respected technology writer like Jon.
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Why OpenURL?
Ann Apps, Ross MacIntyre · D-Lib Magazine · 2006
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Referencing OpenURL
Tony Hammond · Front Matter · 2008
So, why is it just so difficult to reference OpenURL?
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OpenURL Podcast
Tony Hammond · Front Matter · 2007
Jon Udell interviews Dan Chudnov about OpenURL, see his blog entry: "A conversation with Dan Chudnov about OpenURL, context-sensitive linking, and digital archiving". The podcast of the interview is available here. Interesting to see these kind of subjects beginning to be covered by a respected technology writer like Jon.
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Why OpenURL?
Ann Apps, Ross MacIntire · 2006
The improvement of access to scholarly literature caused by electronic journal publishing quickly led to the wish for seamless linking to referenced articles. This article looks at the evolution of linking technologies with a particular focus on OpenURL, now a NISO standard. The implications for stakeholders in the supply chain are explored, including publishers, intermediaries, libraries and readers. The benefits, expectations and business drivers are examined. The article also highlights some novel, existing and potential future, uses, including increased user-empowerment and possibilities beyond referencing traditional bibliographic material
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OpenURL and spiders
Roderic Page · Front Matter · 2007
Time to bring some threads together. I've been working on a tool to parse references and find existing identifiers. The tool is at http://bioguid.info/references (for more on my bioGUID project see the blog). Basically, you paste in one or more references, and it tries to figure out what they are, using ParaTools and CrossRef's OpenURL resolver.
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OpenURL and LinkFinderPlus
John S. Miller · KU ScholarWorks (The University of Kansas) · 2004
Originally presented at the annual meeting of the South Central Voyager Users Group meeting, November, 2004
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Crossref OpenURL resolver
Chuck Koscher · Front Matter · 2009
A new version of our OpenURL resolver was deployed July 2 which should handle higher traffic (e.g. we have re-enable the LibX plug-in ) Unfortunately there were a few hick ups with the new version which I believe are now corrected (a character encoding bug and a XML structure translation
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Using OpenURL activity
Jorum News, Sharegeo Arcgis, Digimap For Schools At · 2012
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OpenURL linkfeloldók összehasonlítása
Dancs, Szabolcs · Repository of the Academy's Library (Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) · 2008
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OpenURL for specimens
Roderic Page · Front Matter · 2008
As part of the slow rebuild of bioguid.info, and as part of the Challenge, I've started making an OpenURL resolver for specimens. Partly this is just a wrapper around DiGIR providers, but it's also a response to the lack of GUIDs for specimens.
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OpenURL for specimens
Roderic Page · Front Matter · 2008
As part of the slow rebuild of bioguid.info, and as part of the Challenge, I've started making an OpenURL resolver for specimens. Partly this is just a wrapper around DiGIR providers, but it's also a response to the lack of GUIDs for specimens.
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