PubMan Func Spec OpenURL Mapping
This page describes the transformation of the eSciDoc Metadata Set Publication to metadata formats defined in the OpenURL 1.0 framework, in particular to
- info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:book = Key/Encoded-Value Metadata Format for Books
- info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:dissertation = Key/Encoded-Value Metadata Format for Dissertations
- info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:journal = Key/Encoded-Value Metadata Format for Journals
The specification is considered to replace the current COinS mapping defined on PubMan_Display#COinS.
Format Name[edit]
Source: OpenURL
Target: escidoc-publication
Mapping[edit]
OpenURL Element | eSciDoc Publication | Remarks |
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ctx_ver | "Z39.88-2004" | |
rft_val_fmt | "info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:book" | if Genre = "Book" or "Book Item" or "Proceedings" or "Report" or "Manual" or "Manuscript" or "Working Paper" |
rft_val_fmt | "info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:book" | else if Genre = "Thesis" |
rft_val_fmt | "info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:journal" | else |
rfr_id | "info:sid/escidoc.mpg.de:pubman" | |
rft.genre | Genre | mapping of genre terms required |
rft.atitle | Title | if Genre = "Article" or "Book Item" or "Conference Proceeeding", etc... |
rft.btitle | Title | if Genre = "Book" or "Proceeding", etc... |
rft.title | First Source.Title | needs to be revised! |
rft.aulast | Creator.Person.Lastname | of first author only |
rft.aufirst | Creator.Person.Firstname | of first author only |
rft.au | Creator.Person.Completename | for all users, concatenated by semicolon |
rft.issn | First Source.Identifier or Identifier of type ISSN | |
rft.isbn | First Source.Identifier or Identifier of type ISBN | |
rft_id | “info:doi/“ and first Source.Identifier of type DOI | add pmid? |
rft.volume | First Source.Volume | |
rft.issue | First Source.Issue | |
rft.pages | First Source.Pages | |
rft.date | Date, if more than one publication dates is available only one should be included in following order:
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Scenarios[edit]
Examples[edit]
References[edit]
- Core Metadata Formats in the OpenURL framework
- OpenURL in Wikipedia