populating an institutional repository with web of science
DESCRIPTION
Capturing, organizing, presenting and promoting the intellectual output of an institution is now a great priority of colleges and universities large and small. For most, this translates to clear initiatives for development of an Institutional Repository (IR).TRANSCRIPT
POPULATING AN INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY: WITH THE WEB OF SCIENCE
ALA Annual MeetingWashington D.C.
June 2010
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
Capturing, organizing, presenting and promoting the intellectual output of an institution is now a great priority of colleges and universities large and small. For most, this translates to clear initiatives for development of an Institutional Repository (IR).
Web of Science Web of Science – 4,100 subscribing institutions in 91 countries – 4,100 subscribing institutions in 91 countries
Given the place of prominence of Web of Science within academic communities worldwide, Thomson
Reuters is firmly committed to directly assisting and supporting university IR initiatives through
complimentary services that accompany a Web of Science subscription.
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
Web of Science – Web Services
Through use of an API (Application Programmer Interface) Web of Science subscribing institutions may retrieve a large dataset of information for papers published by that institution’s authors.
This data may serve as a foundation to support the process of creation and organization of a comprehensive Institutional Repository.
Web of ScienceWeb of ScienceWeb of ScienceWeb of Science
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
What data fields can be queried through the service? Address (including Street, City, Province, Zip Code, or Country) Author Conference (including title, location, data, and sponsor) Group Author Organization or Sub-organization Source Publication (journal, book or conference) Title Topic Year Published
The service will support the AND, OR, NOT, and SAME operators.
Web of Science – Web Services
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
What data elements are returned by the service?The Web of Science Web Service returns five fields to the requesting system: Authors — All authors, book authors, and corporate authors Article Title Source — Includes the source title, subtitle, book series and subtitle, volume, issue, special issue, pages, article number, supplement number, and publication date Keywords — all author supplied keywords UT — A unique article identified provided by Thomson Reuters
Web of Science – Web Services
Utilize this metadata as a foundation to support
the process of creation and organization of a
comprehensive Institutional Repository
And Then…
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
Web of Science – Web Services
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
Enhance the Presentation of Information within Your Institutional Repository – use the Thomson Reuters Links Article Match Retrieval Service
Web of Science – Web Services
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
Thomson Reuters Links Article Match Retrieval Service Allows for a real-time lookup of bibliographic metadata such as DOI, the UT identifier delivered through our Web of Science Web Services retrieval, author, source title, etc., against the Web of Science database (using the institution's subscription entitlements).
If a match is found, the service will return Times Cited information as well as links to view the full record, related records page, or citing articles page in Web of Science.
An institution can use these links as a way to link into Web of Science from their institutional repository – or a library web page.
Subscribers to Journal Citation Reports can use this service to retrieve links to the JCR record for a given journal.
Web of Science – Web Services
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
Thomson Reuters Links Article Match Retrieval Service
Enhance the value of internal resources for
your users!
Take advantage of all of the benefits of a
Web of Science subscription.
Web of Science – Web Services & Article Match Retrieval
Populating an Institutional Repository: with the Web of Science
Populating an Institutional Repository: With the Web of Science
http://wokinfo.com/products_tools/products/related/webservices/
Or, simply go to the Web of Knowledge web site – wokinfo.com
and do a Site Search on “web services” or “article match retrieval”.
http://wokinfo.com/products_tools/products/related/amr/
To get the information you need to make use of Web of Science Web Services and Article Match Retrieval, use these links
POPULATING AN INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY: WITH THE WEB OF SCIENCE
ALA Annual MeetingWashington D.C.
June 2010