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 Using the OAI-PMH...DifferentlyHerbert Van de Sompel, Jeffrey A. Young, and Thomas B. HickeyD-Lib Magazine 9 (7/8), (Aug 2003)info:doi/10.1045/july2003-youngPosted by dmetje and 2 others to Statistik OAI-PMH OpenURL on Thu Feb 26 2009 at 09:01 UTC | info | related

 Why OpenURL?Ann Apps and Ross MacIntyreD-Lib Magazine 12 (5), (May 2006)info:doi/10.1045/may2006-appsPosted by bigor and 20 others to OpenURL on Tue May 12 2009 at 11:06 UTC | info | related

 An Architecture for the Aggregation and Analysis of Scholarly Usage DataJohan Bollen and Herbert van de SompelPosted by dmetje to Statistik OAI-PMH OpenURL usage-data on Thu Feb 26 2009 at 08:56 UTC | info | related

 Generalizing the OpenURL Framework beyond References to Scholarly Works: The Bison-Fut� ModelHerbert Van de Sompel and OrenD-Lib Magazine 7 (7/8), (Aug 2001)info:doi/10.1045/july2001-vandesompelPosted by dmetje and 3 others to Statistik OpenURL on Mon Mar 16 2009 at 16:13 UTC | info | related

 October: OpenURL Link Resolvers.Ferguson and L ChristineComputers in Libraries 24 (9), 17-24 (Oct 2004)This article examines 11 vendors of and their corresponding OpenURL link resolver products, also called a link server or link resolver. It also discusses the uses of OpenURL link resolver in libraries. The vendors are: EBSCO, LinkSource; Endeavor Information Systems, LinkFinderPlus; Ex Libris, SFX; Fretwell-Downing Informatics, 0L2; Geac, VLink; Innovative Interfaces Inc., WebBridge; Openly Informatics, 1Cate; Ovid Technologies, LinkSolver; Serials Solutions, Article Linker; Sirsi Corp., Sirsi Resolver; and TDNet, TOUR. Librarians are forced to navigate a host of options for linking users to a variety of materials, both print and electronic. One of the most popular linking mechanisms to emerge is the OpenURL link resolver. The beauty of the OpenURL link resolver is that it allows the local librarian to control what links do and do not appear to users, thus solving the now-infamous appropriate copy problem. With the help of an OpenURL link resolver, a user will be presented only with links to resources that his or her institution subscribes to. The technology that powers an OpenURL link resolver can be complicated, and the choice of which product to purchase can be confusing. It is the aim of this discussion to demystify a very powerful linking solution for libraries.Posted by kh287 to OpenURL on Fri Oct 17 2008 at 15:46 UTC | info | related

Works with OpenURL link resolvers. I'm not exactly how sure this would work, but looking into it would be good.

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" Drawing from experience implementing CUL's new WebBridge link resolver, Adam Chandler will describe how link resolvers work through the entire supply chain, from the A&I index to the link resolver and back out to the "appropriate copy." "

"OpenURL is a type of URL that contains resource metadata for use, primarily in libraries and consortia. It is a mechanism for transporting metadata and identifiers describing a publication, for the purpose of context sensitive linking. The OpenURL is indeed, a way of organizing meta-data in a URL and pointing it to a destination. It describes the cited object. It helps in accessing appropriate copy of reference resources."