Data publication and dissemination of interactive keys under the open access model ZooKeys working example
Data publication and dissemination of interactive keys under the open access model ZooKeys working example
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DOI：
10.3897/zookeys.21.274
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发表时间：
2009-01-01
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影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
Dallwitz, Michael J.
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作者：
Penev, Lyubomir;Sharkey, Michael;Dallwitz, Michael J.
本期发表的样本论文（doi：10.3897/zookeys.21.271）讨论并说明了交互式密钥和其他在线密钥的发布、引用和传播的概念。本模型基于先前发布在线密钥的几个现有示例的经验。然而，该模型还提出了发布、引用、保存、传播和重用原始数据文件的方法，以造福未来的工人、作者和整个社会。要被视为“正式科学出版物”，在线密钥应满足与传统出版物相同的同行评审、注册、持久性、书目描述等标准。密钥可以作为“静态”或“动态”出版物发布。我们将“静态”出版物定义为以持久且不可更改的方式保存在出版商网站和/或纸质文件上以及传统/电子图书馆和档案馆中的离散信息单元。这与互联网的本质形成鲜明对比，互联网允许并倾向于鼓励持续的更新和改进。我们将交互式密钥在网站上的发布称为“动态”，其中其内容可以不断更新。 “动态”出版物满足“正式科学出版物”的一些标准（标识、引用和位置），但缺乏其其他重要特征（持久性、存档、索引、科学度量和引用度量服务）。基于动态网络的交互式密钥可能会受益于以“正式科学出版物”的形式发布其基础数据集的第一个版本。我们在这里定义了要为多个不同平台（Intkey、Lucid2、Lucid3、MX）发布的最小数据文件集，以确保（1）首次发布的作品的优先级、标识、位置和引用以及（2）密钥的未来使用和重复使用。
The concepts of publication, citation and dissemination of interactive keys and other online keys are discussed and illustrated by a sample paper published in the present issue (doi: 10.3897/zookeys.21.271). The present model is based on previous experience with several existing examples of publishing online keys. However, this model also suggests ways to publish, cite, preserve, disseminate and reuse the original data files to the benefit of future workers, the authors, and society in general. To be regarded as a "formal scientific publication," an online key should satisfy the same criteria of peer review, registration, persistence, bibliographic description, etc., as with conventional publications. Keys can be published as either "static" or "dynamic" publications. We define a "static" publication as a discrete unit of information preserved in a persistent and unchangeable way on the publishers Web site and/or on paper and consequently in conventional/electronic libraries and archives. This contrasts with the nature of the Internet, which allows and tends to encourage updating and improvement on a continuing basis. We call "dynamic" a publication of an interactive key on a Web site where its contents can be continuously updated. "Dynamic" publications meet some of the criteria of a "formal scientific publication" (identification, citation and location), while they lack other important features of it (persistence, archiving, indexing, science metric and citation metric services). Dynamic Web-based interactive keys may benefit from publishing the first version of their underlying datasets in a form of "formal scientific publication". We define here the minimum set of data files to be published for several different platforms (Intkey, Lucid2, Lucid3, MX) to ensure both (1) priority, identification, location and citation of the first published work and (2) future use and re-use of the keys.