On 20 January 2011 20:26, Leonie Hayes <[email protected]> wrote:

> We don't do much customisation and try to upgrade as quickly as possible, I
> spent a lot of time trying to make sure that our metadata was comprehensive
> but have always been disappointed with the fact there is no metadata for
> separate elements of a citation like volume, issue and s/e pages, also
> export to endnote/BibTeX etc and that is something I hope to contribute to
> the community for 1.8.
>

Hi Leonie,

I share your pain with this problem - we also have an export mechanism for
EndNote, based on parsing the citation field. It works, but without the
consistency in the metadata it's impossible to contribute back to the
community [and expect it to be reliable].

More recently, we have started implementing a PRISM metadata schema (
http://www.prismstandard.org/) for the discrete metadata fields. PRISM
specifies discrete fields for this metadata, plus much more information that
publishers have/are interested in, which would naturally support reliable
export mechanisms.

As this standard has already been adopted by most of the major publishers,
they are already in a position to provide that metadata for automated
deposit / ingest (where they are prepared to support such services), if the
repository community was to agree to also support the standard.

I look forward to having further discussions about this.

Regards,
G
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