New Public Domain Journal Article Archiving and Interchange DTDs

Jeff Beck
Introduction
Who We Are [slide 1]
Announcements, Announcements! [slide 2]
NCBI Makes Publicly Available [slide 3]
The Long Range Plan [slide 4]
History [slide 5]
NLM and NCBI and PMC [slide 6]
Harvard E-Journal Archive DTD Feasibility Study [slide 7]
Indirect Result: NLM Develops DTD Suite [slide 8]
NLM Archival DTD Suite [slide 9]
Modular DTD Suite Design [slide 10]
DTD Assembled From Modules [slide 11]
Modules in the DTD Tagset Include: [slide 12]
Current Public DTDs from the Tagset [slide 13]
First Two DTDs Describe Journal Articles [slide 14]
Characteristics of Archiving and Interchange DTD [slide 15]
Characteristics of the Publishing DTD [slide 16]
Tag Libraries: The DTD Documentation [slide 17]
Element Pages Contain: [slide 18]
Element Page for Abbreviated Journal Title [slide 19]
Why DTD Not Schemas? — Technical [slide 20]
Schemas in the Future [slide 22]
Who’s Using the DTD [slide 23]
PubMedCentral (PMC) [slide 24]
JSTOR The Scholarly Journal Archive [slide 25]
Highwire Press Library of the Sciences and Medicine [slide 26]
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services [slide 27]
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) [slide 28]
Other Publishers [slide 29]
Conversion Vendors [slide 30]
The Future of the Tagset [slide 31]
Who Owns the Tagset? The DTDs? [slide 32]
NLM Requests [slide 33]
To Keep the DTD Relevant to Publishing / Archiving Communities [slide 34]
Interchange Structure Working Group [slide 35]
Additional DTDs Planned [slide 36]
Tools and Other Support [slide 37]
XSLT Transforms [slide 38]
How Can You Get Involved? [slide 39]