Digital Object Identifier (DOI) System¶
Paskin, N. (2010). Digital Object Identifier (DOI) System. Encyclopedia of Library and Information Sciences.
Cited by¶
3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Identity Test
- The bibliographic tradition of stable identifiers transferred into research-data infrastructure, each scheme defining a domain-specific identity test for a kind — publication, person, organization, project — with persistent global resolvability.
This sourceDescribes persistent-identifier schemes defining domain-specific identity tests for kinds (publication, person, organization) with global resolvability.
- The bibliographic tradition of stable identifiers transferred into research-data infrastructure, each scheme defining a domain-specific identity test for a kind — publication, person, organization, project — with persistent global resolvability.
- Persistent Identifier
- In scientific data infrastructure it is the family of resolver-backed identifier systems for publications, datasets, researchers, institutions, sequences, and structures.
This sourceDescribes the DOI as a managed, opaque, resolver-backed identifier maintained by funded registration agencies, contrasted with location-bound URLs and link rot.
- In scientific data infrastructure it is the family of resolver-backed identifier systems for publications, datasets, researchers, institutions, sequences, and structures.
- Registry-Mediated Discovery
- Phone directories and library catalogs: stable business names or call numbers map to current phone numbers or shelf locations as numbers change and stacks are rearranged. Publication and citation indexes: stable identifiers (DOIs, bibliographic keys) map to current canonical locations and citation networks.
This sourceStable DOIs resolve to current canonical locations independent of where content moves.
- Phone directories and library catalogs: stable business names or call numbers map to current phone numbers or shelf locations as numbers change and stacks are rearranged. Publication and citation indexes: stable identifiers (DOIs, bibliographic keys) map to current canonical locations and citation networks.
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Links previously used in the corpus¶
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