Constructing Bibliographic Relationships
through DOI for Asian Studies

Estelle ChengOutline
About Airiti. Inc
Airiti DOI
Fast Facts
Integration Cases
Connections with Japanese Communities

Initiatives for Bibliographic Relationships
Two Examples to Show Digital Objects Are
Related

Summary2

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About Airiti
2011
2008

2004

2000

1stFull-text
Database

1stE-journal
Platform
Submission
SystemEstablished

= 180

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The only DOI
Registration
Agency inTaiwan

2015
The Leading
Knowledge
Service Provider

About Airiti
Innovation of Chinese Knowledge Services

Submission
SystemPublisher

E-Platform

E-Commerce

Peer-Review

PublishingIndexing/
Promotion

TradeMarketing

Thesis &Dissertation
Submission
System4

Tracking

Universities

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Evaluation

Airiti DOI Fast Facts
Scope

Academic Communities
Traditional ChineseInternational
Integrated Digital Publishing Services
Different Deposit Content Types

DomainServices

52014 - 2015
ORCiD
Metadata Search
Reference Linking
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164%

Integration-Linking References

Building
ObjectRelationships

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Linking Data Sets
Linking Different
Types of Research
Results
ArticleThesisCourseData

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Journal Relationships
Managing Journal Title
Changes8

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Connected with Japanese Communities
Start from
Humanities
and Social
Sciences

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An Article in Airiti Library
An article
publishedin Taiwan
citingJapanesestudies

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Cross Linking
Using DOI,
this cited
work canbeseamlessly
linked tothe source
article.

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Possible Secondary citations
The source
article has
been cited.
Possiblesecondarycitations of
thoseJapanesereferences12

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Possible Secondary Citations
Possiblesecondarycitations ofChinesereferences
listed in anarticle inJapanese.

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DOIs benefit not only
IDENTIFICATION
but also
RELATIONSHIPS14

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FindDOI
Establish
Relationships

helpusers
toSelect
Identify

FRBR

Obtain15

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Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records

A conceptual entity-relationship modelof bibliographic relationships
Developed by the International
Federation of Library Associations andInstitutions (IFLA)FRBR is built upon relationships between
and among entities16

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Some Examples of Relationships
Equivalence relationships
reproductions, reprints

Derivative relationships
adaptations, editions, versions, translations

Descriptive relationships
critiques, annotated editions

Whole-part (or part-whole) relationships
collections, series

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FRBR Comprises Groups of Entities
Group 1(creations)Group 2(creators)
Group 3(Subjects)

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Work
Expression
Manifestation
Item
PersonCorporate body
Concept
ObjectEventPlace
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Group 1 Entities
Four levels of bibliographic entities

Family of Works

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FRBR-Collocation and Catalog
Shakespeare
All the works
associated with aHamlet
person, etc.
Romeo andEnglish
All the expressions
Julietof the same work
FrenchAll themanifestations ofGermanthe same
expression
SwedishAll items/copies ofthe same
Stockholm
manifestation
Library of Congress2008Copy 1
Green leather bindingAiriti DOI Initiatives- 2 Examples
Digital objects are often related to eachotherUsing DOIs to advance identification andto retrieval and access bibliographic
relationships between entities
Using DOIs to record different
expressions of the same work21

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Example 1- Derivative Relationships
Dissertations
adapt tojournal
articles22

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DOI Can Construct Relationships
For articles adopted from dissertations,establish bibliographic relationships
when depositing metadata for DOI
RelatedObjects

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Example 2- Relationships and Expressions
The work: ノルウェイの森 Norwegian Wood by 村上 春樹
shortstory

Firefly 螢 in the short storiescollection螢・納屋を焼く・その他の短編)

novelTranslations

movieAdoptions

DOI Can Relate Different Expressions
Each expression gets an DOI
For example
Doi:10.1234/ABC

Doi:10.5678/XYZ

Link these different expressions in
metadata record
It can be a cross-RA collaboration
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Airiti DOI Initiatives Summary
Incorporate the notion of bibliographic relationships
defined by Functional Requirements of Bibliographic
Records (FRBR)
To render specific correlations between digitalobjectsTo link the same object to different expressions

To connect with international communities26

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A Bridge to All Communities27

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Thank you!