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Title: STM Journals course


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Our experience with linking and CrossRef
Jerry Cowhig, Managing Director Terry Hulbert,
Business Development Manager Institute of Physics
Publishing CrossRef annual meeting, Boston 25
September 2002 jerry.cowhig_at_iop.org www.iop.org
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Terry Hulbert
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Introduction
  • Development of linking at IOP
  • Other electronic developments at IOP
  • CrossRef experiences
  • Future linking developments

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Linking at IOP
  • 1996 - all 35 IOP journals on www
  • 1997 - Hypercite
  • Refs link to INSPEC abs on IOP server
  • Forward citations to IOP papers only
  • 1998 - Distributed publishing
  • Bilateral links AIP, APS, Springer etc
  • 1999 - STACKS linking protocol
  • 1999 - Axiom (secondary dbase)
  • INSPEC, later Compendex
  • Links to full text

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Linking at IOP (cont)
  • 1999 - final bilaterals, AP getting close to
    total available coverage in physics

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AND THEN ALONG CAME...
  • CrossRef

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CrossRef
  • 1999 Frankfurt STM Linking good!
  • Sudden announcement, NY Times
  • IOP not in original 12 disciples
  • Online 1999 joined asap
  • Still pursued bilaterals Elsevier NO!

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October 1998
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CrossRef
  • June 2000 CrossRef launched
  • Elsevier No to all bilaterals
  • From the start IOP has been a member
  • Elsevier was a major factor for IOP

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History post 2000
  • Bilaterals, CrossRef other links co-exist
  • SFX and Open URL
  • ZBLSA
  • DOI
  • Forward citations (3rd party)

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DOI
  • We use and support because of CrossRef
  • IOP articles all have DOI since 2000
  • Now also published in print and online
  • Anyone incoming can use our DOIs
  • Linking from IOP
  • If no bilateral, check for DOI in INSPEC
  • If DOI, we create URL to link directly
  • If no luck, go to CrossRef
  • We are not a member of the IDF

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Forward citations
  • To see who has cited this paper
  • IOP had this since 1997, Hypercite
  • Now making bilaterals
  • IPAP agreed
  • Verbal agreements with APS, ADS
  • Role for CrossRef

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Other IOP electronic initiatives
  • Free first 30 days and other free accesses
  • Archive back to 1874
  • Local loading
  • Now can include XML reference data
  • Usage stats - COUNTER and more
  • Vivisimo

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Current state Inbound linking (to get IOP text)
  • Reference intra-linking in EJs - backwards
    forwards (Hypercite)
  • Primary publishers - bilateral agreements,
    CrossRef
  • Or STACKS - no contract needed!
  • Secondary publishers, aggregators, gateways, etc.
  • Local holdings, OPACs, etc.
  • Help yourself!!
  • Docdel PPV Ingenta, Infotrieve (contract)

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Current Outbound (from IOP to get other text)
  • Links to primary data, publishers
  • Links to secondary services eg ChemPort,
    MathSciNet
  • Links to gateways SwetsnetNavigator, Information
    Quest, EBSCO Online
  • Links to aggregators - Ingenta/CatchWord
  • Links to document delivery vendors eg Infotrieve
  • SFX (OpenURL) enabled
  • CrossRef

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Our experience with CrossRef
  • IOP is primary and secondary
  • Primary 36 electronic journals
  • Secondary Axiom dbase (INSPEC and Compendex)
  • Enables links to many publishers where no other
    arrangement exists
  • Sweeps up 7 refs in electronic journals
  • gt25 links from INSPEC (Axiom)

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How much do we use CrossRef?
  • IOP electronic journals 1968-present
  • 2.8m references
  • 1.8m have at least one link (64)
  • 1.2m INSPEC or Compendex (66)
  • 816k to 2ry eg Chemport, SWETS (45)
  • 608k bilateral to publisher (34)
  • 225k to IOP article (13)
  • 37k to preprint, eg arXiv, SPIRES (2)
  • 37k to CrossRef (2) - half Elsevier
  • Total no of links 3m
  • 1m references have no link (36)

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How much do we use CrossRef (2)?
  • IOP electronic journals whole year 2001
  • 179k references
  • 126k have at least one link (70)
  • 77k INSPEC or Compendex (62)
  • 80k to 2ry eg Chemport, SWETS (63)
  • 49k bilateral to publisher (39)
  • 14k to IOP article (11)
  • 6k to preprint, eg arXiv, SPIRES (5)
  • 8k to CrossRef (7) - half Elsevier
  • Total no of links 248k
  • 53k references have no link (30)

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How much do we use CrossRef (3)?
  • Axiom INSPEC year 2001
  • 195k new journal records
  • 55k CrossRef links (28)
  • 52k bilateral links (27)
  • 88k have no links (45)

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How much do we use CrossRef (4)?
  • Axiom click-throughs pointing to full text (last
    12 months)
  • 104k total
  • 55k AIP/APS (53)
  • 37k CrossRef (36)
  • 12k remainder (12)

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How much - summary
  • In current IOP electronic journals, refs
  • 70 have a link (or links) inc CrossRef
  • 7 rely on CrossRef link
  • 30 of refs have no link to full text
  • In current Axiom (INSPEC)
  • 55 have a link (or links) inc CrossRef
  • 28 we rely on CrossRef link
  • 45 of refs have no link to full text (back
    sweeps may reduce this)

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Whats our experience of using CrossRef?
  • We support the principle
  • We love all the nice people
  • Technicallyits not been easy
  • EJs - not much problem
  • Axiom - more tricky

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Axiom technical problems
  • 5000 new abstracts per week
  • About 30 need CrossRef links
  • Much staff time dealing with it
  • Manual reference check
  • Data deviating from the spec
  • OftenTimed Out with no notice
  • Now backlog of gt300,000 look-ups
  • Recently stopped using CrossRef at all!
  • New CrossRef system seems better -)
  • Working for EJs Axiom will try soon

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Other issues with CrossRef
  • Transfer of ownership
  • Not seamless if new owner fails to update
    metadata (new URL for the DOI)
  • Affiliates need not link to primary source!
  • Primary publishers must do so
  • Secondary need not. WHY NOT?
  • 60members deposit but dont link!
  • So we send them readers...
  • but they dont send readers to us!
  • These are not the fault of CrossRef staff
  • MEMBERS - COME ON, PLAY THE GAME !

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How much does CrossRef cost us?
  • For electronic journals p.a.
  • Membership 1000
  • Deposit articles 6500
  • Retrieve articles 500
  • For Axiom p.a.
  • Membership 5000
  • Retrieve articles 8500
  • For archive (one off)
  • Deposit 8250
  • Retrieve 8500

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How much does CrossRef cost us?
  • Year 2001 invoices 28,000

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How should CrossRef develop?
  • EVERYTHING TO IMPROVE LINKING
  • More links to books and grey literature
  • Affordable subsets of MDDB we can buy
  • Good for CrossRef as well as for us
  • Linking tools - e.g. graphical history of a
    reference trail
  • Forward citation deposit refs attached to
    papers. Lets not repeat history!
  • Cross Search abstracts - NO NO!
  • Move away from core role - linking (PILA)
  • Its competing with secondaries

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Summary
  • IOP always keen on reference linking
  • Many linking relationships
  • CrossRef (in physics) is valuable sweep up
  • CrossRef (for Axiom) is largest single link
  • We support CrossRef, value relationship
  • Technical problems may be resolved?
  • Future more linking items, not searching
  • grey literature
  • MDDB slices
  • reference trails
  • forward citing!!!!

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Thank you
  • jerry.cowhig_at_iop.org
  • www.iop.org
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