Add to ORKGA URL takes requesters from a citation to a destination… provided, of course, the URL is still valid. The current chaotic web is wonderful in its way. However, within this chaotic web, we believe there is a need for a high-quality web of vetted information. The emerging OpenURL standard is the cornerstone of a worldwide web with high-quality links that feature properties such as: •Persistence: Increase the probable lifetime of citations. •Multiplicity: Produce a menu of targeted services for each citation. •Context-Sensitivity: Resolve a citation in a manner appropriate to the user and to the context. To encourage the development of extended-linking services, NISO formed a committee to develop a standard OpenURL syntax. Our immediate g...
ABSTRACT: With the rise of the Internet, scientists expect to be able to access all library services...
Links are the key element for changing a text into a hypertext, and yet the WWW provides limited lin...
1. Restatement of original problem statement 2. Findings a. Genre Element Frequency Report b. Ele...
A URL takes requesters from a citation to a destination… provided, of course, the URL is still valid...
Herbert Van De Sompel, working with colleagues at Ghent University, demonstrated an alternative to s...
Chapter on "OpenURL-Aware ETDs" from the book "Electronic Theses and Dissertations: a Sourcebook for...
research that underpins OpenURL reaches back into the 1990s, when herbert van De Sompel, working wit...
The improvement of access to scholarly literature caused by electronic journal publishing quickly le...
After finishing the study of Web-based reference linking, Herbert Van de Sompel further refined his ...
The development of the OpenURL standard in 2000 was a much-heralded milestone for enhancing access t...
This article describes the work of the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) Improving ...
[manuscript] In this issue of Library Technology Reports, authors Cindi Trainor and Jason Price revi...
The presentation has two parts: Adam Chandler's presentation on Open URL quality metrics (20091016 M...
This paper describes the OpenURL Framework, both the original ‘de facto’ standard version 0.1, and t...
This paper describes the OpenURL Framework, both the original `de facto' standard version 0.1, and t...
ABSTRACT: With the rise of the Internet, scientists expect to be able to access all library services...
Links are the key element for changing a text into a hypertext, and yet the WWW provides limited lin...
1. Restatement of original problem statement 2. Findings a. Genre Element Frequency Report b. Ele...
A URL takes requesters from a citation to a destination… provided, of course, the URL is still valid...
Herbert Van De Sompel, working with colleagues at Ghent University, demonstrated an alternative to s...
Chapter on "OpenURL-Aware ETDs" from the book "Electronic Theses and Dissertations: a Sourcebook for...
research that underpins OpenURL reaches back into the 1990s, when herbert van De Sompel, working wit...
The improvement of access to scholarly literature caused by electronic journal publishing quickly le...
After finishing the study of Web-based reference linking, Herbert Van de Sompel further refined his ...
The development of the OpenURL standard in 2000 was a much-heralded milestone for enhancing access t...
This article describes the work of the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) Improving ...
[manuscript] In this issue of Library Technology Reports, authors Cindi Trainor and Jason Price revi...
The presentation has two parts: Adam Chandler's presentation on Open URL quality metrics (20091016 M...
This paper describes the OpenURL Framework, both the original ‘de facto’ standard version 0.1, and t...
This paper describes the OpenURL Framework, both the original `de facto' standard version 0.1, and t...
ABSTRACT: With the rise of the Internet, scientists expect to be able to access all library services...
Links are the key element for changing a text into a hypertext, and yet the WWW provides limited lin...
1. Restatement of original problem statement 2. Findings a. Genre Element Frequency Report b. Ele...