Index: [Article Count Order] [Thread]

Date:  Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:01:43 +0900
From:  uchijima @ ad.kanazawa-u.ac.jp (内島秀樹)
Subject:  [drf 0729] Fwd: NISO Newsline(4月号)にD-Lib文献のレビュー

みなさま

 内島です。AIRwayプロジェクトのD-Lib magazineの論文のレビューがアメリカのNISO
(National Information Standard Organizations)のニュースに出たとのことです。
 もともと、OpenURLは、NISOのスタンダード(Z39.88)でISOのスタンダードにしようと
努力しているところなので、レビューの対象になるのは当然と言えますね。


SUGITA Shigeki さんのコメントを転送します:
NISO Newsline(4月号)にD-Lib文献のレビューが出ました。
http://www.niso.org/news/newsline/NISONewsline-Apr2007.htm


Linking Service to Open Access Repositories
D-Lib Magazine (04/07) Vol. 13, No. 3, ; Sugita, Shigeki; Horikoshi, Kunie; Suzuki, Masako

Link resolvers have been less than satisfactory when it comes to providing article-level resolution for Open Access (OA) 
documents that have been compiled in institutional repositories (IRs), which prompted researchers at several Japanese 
universities to determine that the resolver should search the items registered in IRs and only show a link to the 
repository version when usable documents are located. Key to the mechanism's implementation is the accumulation of 
metadata for each repository in a machine-readable format, while the collection of metadata from the repositories and the 
enablement of link resolver searching requires a central service provider. The effects yielded by this approach include 
better visibility of repository material, leading to greater and broader use of the results of the research and higher 
demand from researchers for registration of their work in the repository; in addition, the researcher will be able to 
easily acquire the OA document via the lin
k resolver
even in cases where the affiliated organization is not a subscriber to the electronic journal. Link resolvers can be 
integrated with IRs through the insertion of repository "where" information into the link resolver's knowledgebase and 
configuration environment, and the researchers working on the Access path to Institutional Resources via link resolvers 
(AIRway) Project opted to facilitate this process by having the link resolver produce asynchronous queries to the IR 
using technologies such as dynamic button images, dynamic HTML, JSON, or AJAX. HUSCAP, which employs the open-source 
DSpace version 1.3.2 IT software system, was chosen to be the AIRway Project's IR query server implementation. The 
researchers could not find a format that could return the search query response as an XML file, and so defined one of 
their own. Elected to be the link resolver was the production version of iCate, an OpenURL solution created by OCLC 
Openly Informatics. (Link to Web Source)

NISO Note: OpenURL (Z39.88) and DOI Syntax (Z39.84) are NISO standards. CrossRef and OCLC, mentioned in this article, are 
NISO voting members.

-- 
杉田茂樹 <sugita @ lib.hokudai.ac.jp>
北海道大学附属図書館情報システム課システム管理担当
電話番号:011-706-2524,ファクシミリ:011-706-4099
HUSCAP http://eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/