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| KBART (Knowledge Bases And Related Tools) is a working group established by UKSG aned NISO in January 2008 to investiate ways of raising awareness of OpenURL and of establishing and promoting standards for metadata supply |
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| A 2006 report of a study to identify information exchange requirements and standards. |
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| International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC) revised guidelines (September 2006). Designed for consortia administrators they endorse the use of COUNTER. |
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| A short guide from the National Federation of Advanced Information Services to tackle the problem of article/journal identification when journals are publishing article-by-article. |
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| PLUS is a cooperative initiative established in 2008 to standardise metadata and licence agreements for illustrations. |
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| A JISC-funded project launched in 2009 to establish an ontology in which different terms from controlled vocabularies in content-related metadata standards can be mapped together to allow semantic enhancements. |
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| BIC (Book Industry Communication) papers and standards for the Book Industry, such as XML standards for ecommerce, bibliographic data sharing, licensing and other rights. ONIX (created with the Editeur group) is one of the most well-known group of standards. |
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| The DOI System is used to provide current information, including where objects (or information about them) can be found on the Internet. Within academic and research publishing, the organization responsible for managing DOIs is Crossref. |
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| An initiative to develop interoperable standards for exchange of information. |
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| Website promoting environmentally-acceptable paper use in the print industry. |
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| International Standard Book Number System for Books, Software, Mixed Media etc. The site also includes an ISBN-13 convertor, and for FAQs on the ISBN, see the ISBN FAQ page. |
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| International Standard Serial Number - the identifier for serial publications - is overseen by the international ISSN agency, and managed regionally by national agencies - for example the British Library in the UK. Note: a new standard, ISSN-L, has been developed to manage the identification of a serial, regardless of its medium (print, etc.) |
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| Authoratative site on standards. |
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| The Open Archives Initiative develops and promotes interoperability standards that aim to facilitate the efficient dissemination of content. |
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| The OpenURL standard enables a user who has retrieved an article citation, for example, to obtain immediate access to the "most appropriate" copy of that object through the implementation of extended linking services. |
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| Bar code system to code SICI identifiers. |
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| Web service to retrieve a list of International Standard Book Numbers (ISBNs) associated with a submitted ISBN, based on WorldCat information. |
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