XML. JATS. DTD. Do these look like random acronyms? Or maybe you’ve heard these terms and want to know why and how they matter to you as an academic publisher. In this post, we’ll discuss these terms, their uses, benefits, and implementation. Index What is JATS XML? Benefits of JATS XML for Publishers How to […]
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What concern to our journal. We have problems with indexation of our articles in SCOPUS and we would like to be included to WEB OF SCIENCE. Technical support from SCOPUS tells me, it will be faster when you deliver us XML JATS… OK I start looking what it is. It takes me 1 year of
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After a couple of years working with Open Access publishing it has become apparent that many online journals are still based on a print-centric publication model. It is easy to establish an e-journal using a traditional print workflow in an academic environment, because most researchers use a word processor as their major work tool. Many
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‘JATS’, formally known as ANSI/NISO Z39.96-2015 JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite, is an international standard XML tag set for journal articles. JATS is an XML vocabulary (similar in purpose to other document-based XML vocabularies such as DocBook or TEI) designed to model current journal articles. JATS is a named collection of XML elements and attributes
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