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abernard102@gmail.com 2012-12-21

Summary:

Use the link to access the full text article from the open access journal sciecominfo.  The article opens as follows: "In Denmark all 8 universities (and several other institutions in the educational sector) use the same system  to register publications, Pure, from the Danish software vendor Atira A/S1. As yet there is no central repository of bibliographic data which all universities 
could subscribe to, to enable re-use in local repositories: each university must ensure ingest of 
bibliographic data into local systems, by methods which fit in with local conditions. There are several methods used: central registration by libraries, the researchers themselves register publications, or the method could be a 'proxy model', whereby a local super-user registers publications for local research groups. Probably in many cases there is a mix of different methods.A central issue which goes directly to the heart of issues involved in the registration of research publications, is the correct identification of a researcher, the researcher’s organisation and the researcher’s publications. This triangle of Person-Organisation-Document is the central issue which determines data quality in any system: it is necessary for us to unequivocally be able to identify each point of the triangle and to, in each instance, be able to unequivocally identify the connection between these three points...'

Link:

http://nile.lub.lu.se/ojs/index.php/sciecominfo/article/view/5767/4963

From feeds:

Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » abernard102@gmail.com

Tags:

oa.new oa.data oa.gold oa.green oa.ir oa.metadata oa.standards oa.denmark oa.orcid oa.dois oa.universities oa.repositories oa.hei oa.journals

Date tagged:

12/21/2012, 10:54

Date published:

12/21/2012, 05:54