Procite has the ability to export all of the records in a database
using the Print Bibliography feature. There's a few options, but the
easiset is using the built-in 'Workform' template that you can just
Save as a text file that will look something like:
Record Number:
Author, Monographic: Adams, Alexander B.
Author Role:
Title, Monographic: John James Audubon: A biography
Reprint Status:
Edition:
Place of Publication: New York
Publisher Name: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Date of Publication: 1966
Address/Availability:
Location/URL:
ISBN: 0-03-316218-4
Abstract:
Call Number:
Keywords:
There's also a template you can download (ftp://support.isiresearchsoft.com/ProCite/styles/mac/RIS-Endnote.pos
) that you can use to export as RIS:
TY - SER
A1 - Adams, Alexander B.
T1 - John James Audubon: A biography
CY - New York
PB - G.P. Putnam's Sons
PY - 1966
SN - 0-03-316218-4
ER -
Using an RIS-to-MODS transport into FOXML and following David's model
from there would make a lot of sense.
The following may save you some time:
http://www.scripps.edu/~cdputnam/software/bibutils/#ris2xml
DC could be generated via XSL or constructed from the raw data.
Hope this helps -- good luck with your project.
Joe Liversedge
VTLS Inc.
('You know, basketballs only have one valve, Glenn.')
On Sep 4, 2008, at 10:25 AM, David N Handy wrote:
We;ve been pulling metadata from select documents on the Web of
Science and ingesting it into Fedora. It's a bit different than
Procite, but it might be similar enough that something I've done
could help. Web of Science has a utility that can output its
metadata in tab delimited format. I chose the relevant fields from
that file and constructed a Dublin Core record for each, plugged
that into a generic barebones FOXML shell, and made an API-M ingest
call. I don't know if you can get the metadata out in a CSV or tab
delimited form or, even better, if you can access the embedded
database, but if you can somehow get the data in a format that a
program can easily parse, the rest is already done. If you're
interested, I'll send the source for my Web of Science
app
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