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For the seriality and dynamicity character of the serials, describing and structuring the bibliographic relationship levels play significant roles in identifying, selecting, and formulating to meet the integration requirements of NSTL systems. In this poster, we define the relationship types of serials and used different level identifiers --Super-Work-ID, Work-ID, Expression-ID, Manifestation-ID- - to describe and link relationship levels and to publish those representations using standard OAI-PMH protocols so that relationships and links can be harvested, stored, searched or browsed anywhere.
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- Structuring Serials Bibliographic Relationships through ID Linking
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- Bai, Haiyan
- Cho, Yung-Lung
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- 2009-10-03
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- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952109657
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