> We are about ready to start a new repository and I want to make sure I am > staying on the good side of GoogleScholar > We are about to bring up a new repository which will make previously > published articles, metadata and fulltext pdfs available to the big wide open > web. We do want GoogleScholar to happily crawl this new instance. I checked > on the Google’s indexing guidelines > <http://www.google.com/intl/en/scholar/inclusion.html#indexing> and looked at > an example item page in our current test instance to figure out whether the > instance will be compliant. > > For reference I include the item metadata as well as the generated meta_tags > at the end of this message. > > My first observation, there is a mix of citation_* and dcterms and dc > metatags in the HTML. The dcterms tags are a bit mysterious, since the item I > tested has no dcterms metadata values. Does the metatag generator somehow > prefer dcterms for some metadata fields ? > > > Here now the Google Scholar requirements that may pose an issue: > > Google*) The publication date tag, e.g., citation_publication_date or > DC.issued, must contain the date of publication, i.e., the date that would > normally be cited in references to this paper from other papers. Don't use it > for the date of entry into the repository - that should go into > citation_online_date instead. Provide full dates in the "2010/5/12" format if > available; or a year alone otherwise. This tag is required for inclusion in > Google Scholar. > > there is a dcterms.issued but not a dc.issued; that looks like a potential > problem to me > > in addition we decided to store the electronic issue date in the dc.eissued > field, in the absence of dc.issued date we end up with no issue date in meta > tags; > is there an easy way to fix this - short of storing all issue dates in > dc.date.issued ? > > Google*) For journal and conference papers, provide the remaining > bibliographic citation data in the following tags: citation_journal_title or > citation_conference_title, citation_issn, citation_isbn, citation_volume, > citation_issue, citation_firstpage, and citation_lastpage. Dublin Core > equivalents are DC.relation.ispartof for journal and conference titles and > the non-standard tags DC.citation.volume, DC.citation.issue, > DC.citation.spage (start page), and DC.citation.epage (end page) for the > remaining fields. Regardless of the scheme chosen, these fields must contain > sufficient information to identify a reference to this paper from another > document, which is normally all of: (a) journal or conference name, (b) > volume and issue numbers, if applicable, and (c) the number of the first page > of the paper in the volume (or issue) in question. > > now this may be problematic > the items dc.identifier.citation shows as the DCTERMS.bibliographicCitation > the journal is listed in the tag DCTERMS.isPartOf > > for ISBNs we decide to store values in dc.identifier.isbn10 and isbn13 - > again: is there an easy way to make these appear in the right metatag ? > > > Google*) The author tag, e.g., citation_author or DC.creator, must contain > the authors (and only the actual authors) of the paper. Don't use it for the > author of the website or for contributors other than authors, e.g., thesis > advisors. Author names can be listed either as "Smith, John" or as "John > Smith". Put each author name in a separate tag and omit all affiliations, > degrees, certifications, etc., from this field. At least one author tag is > required for inclusion in Google Scholar. > > there is both dc.contributor.author and a citation_author field > GoogleScholar shouldn’t complain about having both .. but .. just checking > > Lots of questions - hoping for answers … > > Monika > > ------- > > dc.contributor.author Uppaluri, Sravanti > dc.contributor.author Brangwynne, Clifford P > dc.date.accessioned 2016-07-28T19:25:55Z - > dc.date.available 2016-07-28T19:25:55Z > dc.date.issued 2015-08-22 > dc.identifier.citation "A size threshold governs Caenorhabditis elegans > developmental progression" Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological > Sciences, (1813), 282, 20151283 - 20151283, doi:10.1098/rspb.2015.1283 > dc.identifier.issn 0962-8452 > dc.identifier.uri http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/99999/fk4x06br14 > <http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/99999/fk4x06br14> - > dc.format.extent 20151283 - 20151283 > dc.relation.ispartof Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological > Sciences > dc.title A size threshold governs Caenorhabditis elegans > developmental progression > dc.type Journal Article > dc.identifier.doi doi:10.1098/rspb.2015.1283 > dc.date.eissued 2015-08-19 > dc.identifier.eissn 1471-2954 > > > <meta name="DC.contributor.author <>" content="Uppaluri, Sravanti <>" > xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DC.contributor.author <>" content="Brangwynne, Clifford P <>" > xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DCTERMS.dateAccepted <>" content="2016-07-28T19:25:55Z <>" > scheme="DCTERMS.W3CDTF <>" /> > <meta name="DCTERMS.available <>" content="2016-07-28T19:25:55Z <>" > scheme="DCTERMS.W3CDTF <>" /> > <meta name="DCTERMS.issued <>" content="2015-08-22 <>" xml:lang="en_US <>" > scheme="DCTERMS.W3CDTF <>" /> > <meta name="DCTERMS.bibliographicCitation <>" content=""A size threshold > governs Caenorhabditis elegans developmental progression" Proceedings of > the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, (1813), 282, 20151283 - 20151283, > doi:10.1098/rspb.2015.1283 <>" xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DC.identifier <>" content="0962-8452 <>" xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DC.identifier <>" > content="http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/99999/fk4x06br14 <>" > scheme="DCTERMS.URI <>" /> > <meta name="DCTERMS.extent <>" content="20151283 - 20151283 <>" > xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DCTERMS.isPartOf <>" content="Proceedings of the Royal Society B: > Biological Sciences <>" xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DC.title <>" content="A size threshold governs Caenorhabditis > elegans developmental progression <>" xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DC.type <>" content="Journal Article <>" /> > <meta name=“DC.identifier <>" content="doi:10.1098/rspb.2015.1283 <>" > xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > <meta name="DC.date <>" content="2015-08-19 <>" xml:lang="en_US <>" > scheme="DCTERMS.W3CDTF <>" /> > <meta name="DC.identifier <>" content="1471-2954 <>" xml:lang="en_US <>" /> > > <meta name="citation_keywords <>" content="Journal Article <>" /> > <meta name="citation_title <>" content="A size threshold governs > Caenorhabditis elegans developmental progression <>" /> > <meta name="citation_issn <>" content="0962-8452 <>" /> > <meta name="citation_author <>" content="Uppaluri, Sravanti <>" /> > <meta name="citation_author <>" content="Brangwynne, Clifford P <>" /> > <meta name="citation_pdf_url <>" > content="http://oar-dev.princeton.edu/jspui/bitstream/99999/fk4x06br14/1/Generic.pdf > <>" /> > <meta name="citation_date <>" content="2015-08-22 <>" /> > <meta name="citation_abstract_html_url <>" > content="http://oar-dev.princeton.edu/jspui/handle/99999/fk4x06br14 <>" />
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