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JIIA News -
JIIA Best Practices
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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 11 February 2007 |
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- Institutional OA repositories may be integrated with local research information systems. They have been federated within countries e.g. the DARE consortium and the DAREnet harvesting service, wich automatically collects publication information from several repositories in the Netherlands (DARE 2006).
- OA archives do not perform peer review. However, they may limit deposit to pieces in the right discipline or authors from the right institution. OA archives may have a policy of accepting post-prints only (i.e. post peer review).
- OA archives can contain preprints, postprints or both.
- They contain metadata (citation details of the publication) and the actual content (text) of the publication, or both. OA archives may contain supporting data in various file formats.
- OA archives provide rich searching functionality and emerging standards will support searching across multiple archives.
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