Electronic Library of Mathematics - building a publication platform for mathematical open access journals

该项目的目的是建立和提供一个使用开源软件的同行评审OA数学期刊出版过程的平台。将开发许多新组件以及新的编辑和链接选项。主要重点是为数学需求量身定制的解决方案，例如TeX手稿的处理和管理，数学公式搜索和数学软件的包含。在该项目中，作为项目合作伙伴的德国数学学会（DMV）将把“数学文献展”的出版环境转移到新创建的基础设施中。其他期刊也已经做出了同样的选择。该基础设施由卡尔斯鲁厄FIZ提供可选的增值服务，例如与平台使用、编辑服务、元数据标准化、参考链接、使用统计等相关的技术和组织支持。发行商可以选择使用这些服务，以需求为导向，可单独扩展，但通常需要支付相应的费用。开发了一个财务模型，以保证具有成本效益的使用和维护以及平台的长期可用性。该平台将成为数字图书馆“elibM”的一个组成部分，该图书馆已经提供了广泛的数学期刊。因此，建立了一个广泛的数学特定基础设施，其中数学出版物的特定要求已经包含在生产过程中。该项目将在数学界的学术团体和出版商的建议和支持下进行。

The aim of the project is to build and offer a platform for a peer review OA publishing process of mathematical journals using open source software. Numerous new components and new editing and linking options will be developed. The main focuses are specifically tailored solutions for mathematical demands e.g. the processing and management of TeX manuscripts, mathematical formula search and inclusion of mathematical software. Within the project the German Mathematical Society (DMV) as project partner will shift its publishing environment for the "Documenta Mathematica" to the newly created infrastructure. Other journals already affered the same. This infrastructure is flanked by optional value-added services by FIZ Karlsruhe, such as technical and organizational support in relation to the use of the platform, editorial services, metadata standardization, reference linking, usage statistics, etc. Publishers have the choice to use these services, demand-driven and individually scalable, but usually against a corresponding fee. A financial model is developed that will guarantee cost effective use and maintenance as well as a Iang-term availability of the platform. This plattarm will be an integral part of the digital library "elibM", which already provides a wide range of mathematical journals. Thus, a wide mathematics specific infrastructure is built within which the specific requirements for mathematical publications are already included in the production process. The project will be carried out with advice and support of academic societies and publishers from the mathematical community.