Design and Implementation of Iranian Digital Object Recognizer (DOR) Phase 1: Persian Articles

Ghane, Mohammad Reza; Koleini, Sara; Dastgheib, Mohammad Bagher

Design and Implementation of Iranian Digital Object Recognizer (DOR) Phase 1: Persian Articles

Document Type : Articles

Authors

Mohammad Reza Ghane ¹

Sara Koleini ²

Mohammad Bagher Dastgheib ³

¹ Associate Prof. in Knowledge & Information Science. Regional Information Center for Science and Technology, RICeST, Iran

² M.S. in Computer Engineering, Senior expert staff of network engineer, RICeST, Iran

³ Assistant Prof. in Computer Engineering RICeST, Iran

Abstract

The Digital Object Recognizer (DOR) is a system for identifying Persian digital objects on the web. DOR is a unique alphanumeric string assigned by Regional Information Center for Science and Technology (RICeST) to any entity to identify content and provide a persistent link to its location on the Internet digital networks. The paper describes the construction and functions of the DOR system for Persian articles and then introduces and outlines the underlying architecture regarding DOR system. The study concluded that using DOR will enable Iranian journal publishers assign it to both print and electronic journal articles; finally enumerated the benefits of DOI for stakeholders in the scholarly communication process. DOR: 98.1000/2142-1735.2017.15.135.0.2.68.115

Keywords

Digital Object Recognizer (DOR)

Persian Articles Identifier

Persian Journals Identifier

Iran

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