1. TRANSFORMING JATS XML FOR MOBILE-OPTIMIZED CONSUMPTION Mitra Ahadpour Adam Lee Atul Ganatra JATS-Con April 1, 2014

2. Background SAMHSA’s Public Engagement Platform (PEP) provides the public with one-stop access to the Agency’s behavioral health communication products, services, and information.

3. Challenge

4. Goal

5. Using JATS

6. Phase 1 Architecture

7. Phase 1 Outcomes SAMHSA-specific DTD which added to JATS MarkLogic implementation hosted in AWS Interoperability with SAMHSA systems Transformation processes and style sheets to generate PDF, HTML, and DOC outputs from XML – HTML style sheet is fully responsive for mobile devices APIs and developer documentation to access content XML of all SAMHSA publication metadata (7,000+ products)

8. Phase 2: Content for Mobile App Expand the use of the content repository and publication XML. Disseminate the XML content using new channels. Identify and right-size the content for a mobile app. Convert content needed for app to XML. Update the DTD to allow special markup to retrieve content suitable for the app.

9. Phase 2

10. DTD Customizations for Mobile

11. App Architecture 1

12. App Architecture 2

13. Lessons Learned Multiple unique use cases could only be satisfied with an XML-oriented approach. Starting from JATS saved costs and time. Adding to JATS (rather than removing/modifying portions of it) ensured optimal flexibility. Development and maintenance of content in XML is a foreign concept to many content developers. Content conversion for existing content is not trivial. Working with partners with specialized expertise and products ensures success.

14. Contact Mitra Ahadpour – mitra.ahadpour@samhsa.hhs.gov Adam Lee – alee@iqsolutions.com Atul Ganatra – aganatra@iqsolutions.com Questions