Category: Scholarly XML & Metadata
JATS XML, Crossref schema, ONIX 3.0, Dublin Core, DOI deposits, and CReDiT taxonomy integration.
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How to Validate JATS Contrib Affiliations and Persistent IDs?
Read more: How to Validate JATS Contrib Affiliations and Persistent IDs?In automated XML-first journal publishing pipelines, ingestion gateways frequently fail downstream validation during Crossref deposit or PubMed Central (PMC) ingestion due to malformed metadata within <contrib-group>. The structural breakdown manifests…
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Structuring Chapter Metadata in BITS 2.1 Monographs
Read more: Structuring Chapter Metadata in BITS 2.1 MonographsEdited collections and scholarly monographs present a hierarchical metadata challenge that flat journal serialization schemas cannot resolve. Standard journal publishing relies on ANSI/NISO Z39.96 (JATS), which models individual standalone articles…
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How to Transform JATS 1.3 Metadata to Crossref 5.3.1 XML?
Read more: How to Transform JATS 1.3 Metadata to Crossref 5.3.1 XML?Ingesting NISO JATS 1.3 (ANSI/NISO Z39.96-2021) journal articles into the Crossref deposit engine presents an architectural data impedance mismatch. JATS organizes article metadata within the <front><article-meta> hierarchy, employing highly granular…
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How to Fix JATS4R Formula Schematron Failures
Read more: How to Fix JATS4R Formula Schematron FailuresAutomated ingestion pipelines for biomedical and academic archives including PubMed Central (PMC), Europe PMC, and downstream indexing engines frequently reject submissions that pass standard Document Type Definition (DTD) checks. The…