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Core problem: Some providers offer only limited portions of the print version’s content online, or publishers may only provide limited content to aggregators. As a result, whole articles […]

Core problem: Without a standard format, coverage dates can be interpreted incorrectly. (For example, does 20080305 signify 5 March 2008 or 3 May 2008?) The existence of multiple […]

Core problem: The presentation of inaccurate dates by content providers, or failure to update dates in the knowledge base by knowledge base developers, causes inaccurate results or failed […]

Core problem: Variant titles, particularly caused by misspellings, title variations, or the use of previous or subsequent titles, lead to matching problems. User impact: Most […]

Core problem: Re-use of the ISSN (for example, when a journal changes title) or ISBNs (for example, among multiple titles from the same publisher) causes confusion on the […]

The goal of the OpenURL is to connect users with resources that they are licensed to access. However, some basic problems can prevent the technology from working effectively: […]

The OpenURL supply chain includes many stakeholders with many connections in between them. Each stakeholder has specific responsibilities with regard to the data they share with other members and […]

Version 0.1 of the OpenURL was introduced in 1999; version 1.0 became a NISO standard (ANSI/NISO Z39.88-2004, The OpenURL Framework for Context-Sensitive Services) in 2004. It has been adopted […]

The following terms have been identified as being of relevance to the work of the Knowledge Bases And Related Tools (KBART) working group. Please note that […]

KBART is a joint initiative (with NISO) that is exploring data problems within the OpenURL supply chain. The group was publicly launched by UKSG and NISO in January 2008. view […]