Harvesting of ojs
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Harvesting of ojs
by bubbleBoy » Tue Jul 19, 2011 6:28 pm
I am confused as what is harvesting of ojs means?
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Re: Harvesting of ojs
by jmacgreg » Wed Jul 20, 2011 1:27 pm
Hi bubbleboy,
I'm assuming you are referring to Journal Setup 3.5. OJS content is available via OAI; all you have to do is provide an OAI metadata harvester with your journal's OAI base URL, and it will automatically harvest your journal's metadata -- that is, all the information about your published articles, including author information; title; abstract; date published; keywords; and so on. The articles themselves are *not* harvested, but OAI harvesters will typically include a link back to your journal for full-text access (subscription-protected, of course, if your journal uses subscription protection). For more information, see Kevin's article Getting Found, Staying Found, Increasing Impact.
Cheers,
James
I'm assuming you are referring to Journal Setup 3.5. OJS content is available via OAI; all you have to do is provide an OAI metadata harvester with your journal's OAI base URL, and it will automatically harvest your journal's metadata -- that is, all the information about your published articles, including author information; title; abstract; date published; keywords; and so on. The articles themselves are *not* harvested, but OAI harvesters will typically include a link back to your journal for full-text access (subscription-protected, of course, if your journal uses subscription protection). For more information, see Kevin's article Getting Found, Staying Found, Increasing Impact.
Cheers,
James
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