Rclis in vision and reality Thomas Krichel 2005-10-22.

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rclis in vision and reality Thomas Krichel

rclis rclis stands for Research in Computing and Library and Information Science. It is pronounced as reckless. rclis is a clone of the RePEc project.

what is RePEc? RePEc is a aggregator of about 500 different archives. It predates OAI-PMH and XML. The archives provide information about documents, including URLs for the full text. Some archives describe working papers (usually free) some others published papers.

RePEc is a library RePEc does not have a user service. Instead the data that it collects is freely available to third parties to build user services. There are a range of such services, we cant go through this here.

RePEc is relational RePEc builds a relational database between four types of entities –documents working papers articles –document collections journals archives –people –institutions

institution registration This is done in RePEc through one single person, Christian Zimmermann. His initial idea was to compile a list of all the departments that had a web presence.

author registration Done through the RePEc author service. Authors contact the service to say what papers they have written. This type of service was pioneered by RePEc. Author registration is crucial for feedback of performance statistics to the author. With support from OSI, a generic software is being written. This software is known as ACIS.

technical innovation RePEc is built on attribute: value templates. rclis is built on a purpose built format called the Academic Metadata Format. I set up this format. It is tailor-made to suit the needs of rclis and RePEc. There is some usage of AMF in RePEc –RePEc OAI interface –ernad, the software feeding NEP, a RePEc service.

using already existing resources There is already a very large computer science bibliography called DBLP, see trier.de The data has no abstracts. It has some full-text links, mainly to toll-gated sites. I have done work to convert parts of it to AMF. I am now searching if free full text versions of the papers exist anywhere on the Web. This is the Konz project.

the Konz project Current state –I use Google API to search of titles. –I examine responses and download pages. –I scan the pages for PDF and Word files. –I examine the text in the file to find the title. Limitations –pdf and word full text –conference paper data still being processed –significant hardware and disk problems.

DoCIS Konz currently finds 35k papers with free versions out of the paper out of a 140k searched. Not particularly exiting. This data is integrated with DBLP AMF data and the result forms a new service called DoCIS. DoCIS lives at

DoCIS service DoCIS is implemented in mod_perl with swish++ and therefore very fast. The web pages are written by XSLT scripts directly from the AMF data. The service is available to copy from the web, I am more than happy to run it on other sites. But the most interesting thing are the service principles.

construction transparency DoCIS is an open digital library service because it allows users to inspect exactly how the service runs –DoCIS is built using open source software. –There is a special interface that allows to see almost all internal file. Non visible files are specially documented. The hope is that it may be used for teaching purposes.

transportability Everything in DoCIS is built is such a way that it should be easy to move the service somewhere else and establish copies. The ideas may not make a lot of technical sense but it should increase to non- proprietary nature of the system. Note that this has not been tested.

usage transparency All usage is logged and the logs are made public. This it is hoped that it could be used for digital library research. Ways will be found to aggregate usage on different physical installations.

open digital service DoCIS is an example for a new type of service where the source code of the library is openly. It is an open library service. This contrasts favorably with the black box approach of the commercial search engines.

E-LIS in rclis E-LIS should export its data to rclis. In fact Zeno and I plan to work on this, but it may take a little while. If it is in rclis, it will also be in DoCIS. Deduplication will not be done at this stage.

Julios data Julio has data that he has collected on a lot of LIS publications. The data itself has some technical problems. But it still is our best hope to get a good coverage of LIS metadata. It currently has its own user service, DoIS.

to do list finish a version of konz that recognizes HTML full text make Julio and E-LIS data available open institutional registration for rclis –some work already done by Tom Wilson for LIS departments –work on computer science departments will not be so easy. open author registration for rclis

Am I crazy? Money does not make the world go round. Ideas do. When I started to work on RePEc a totally free and improved A&I dataset in 1993, nobody gave it a high probability to succeed. There is no reason we can not do it again.

Thank you for your attention! collaboration is welcome!