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Fedora-based Publication System for Open Access eJournals

Initiative for Open Access Journals: Establish new scientific eJournals, promote web-based information management, customizable workflow, digital peer publishing. System includes Peer-Review, LDAP-Auth., User / Document / Content Management, DiPP Services, OAI, SOAP, Fedora Repository, DOI management, and Publication Engine. Various services like Conversion, URN, Distribution, and Hierarchy are offered for efficient journal publication. Contact for more information.

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Fedora-based Publication System for Open Access eJournals

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  1. I n i t i a t i v e f o r O p e n A c c e s s e J o u r n a l s • Fedora-based • Publication-System • for Open Access • eJournals

  2. Mission  foundation of new and expansion of existing scientific electronic journals  promotion of new methods of web-based cooperative information management  customizable workflow within a common publication system  fast, open and transparent digital peer publishing

  3. Publication System Peer-Review-System LDAP-Auth :User Management :Document Management :Content Management DiPP-Services OAI SOAP Fedora Repository :Document Conversion :Hierarchy :Content :Metadata :URN Management Components and Middleware

  4. :Review engine :Repository engine Author Referee Editor Publication Pipeline: Review 1:submit 2:review 3:accept or deny 4:transfer

  5. :Repository engine :Conversion engine :Editorial manager :Publication Engine Author Reader Editor Publication Pipeline: Editorship 5:assign URN 6:convert 7:retrieve 8:edit 9:give imprimatur 10:publish 11:read

  6. conversion engine XSLT DiPP-Services 1  Conversion-Service  customizable stylesheets  preparation for long term preservation  statistics

  7. DiPP-Services 2  URN-Service  persistent identifier for journals, articles, supplementary material  Distribution-Service  registration for OAI-Harvesting  RSS-feeds  Email-”Alert” etc.

  8. obj: journal obj: container ... obj: article ... obj: content obj: content obj: content ... ds: xml ... ds: html ... ds: image ... DiPP-Services 3  Hierarchy-Service  defined in “administrative metadata” datastream  child-list, parent-list  cModel metadata-field defines element

  9. Fedora-is it good enough?  pros  highly modularized architecture  versioning of datastreams addition of own metadata formats  cons added metadata in own formats are not searchable inconsistent versioning of API-A and API-M methods from Fedora 1 to Fedora 2

  10. Summary and Outlook  workflow based publication system  extended services on top of Fedora  DINI-Certification  standardisation of document and publication server  full-text indexation via FAST-search-engine  improvement of usability

  11. Contact dipp@hbz-nrw.de Dr. Wolfram Horstmann horstmann@hbz-nrw.de ++49-221 / 40075-173 Dr. Peter Reimer reimer@hbz-nrw.de ++49-221 / 40075-197 Jochen Schirrwagen schirrwagen@hbz-nrw.de ++49-221 / 40075-460

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