The Application Research on DOI in the Digital Publication of Chinese Sci-Tech Journals

Ting Dai

Periodical Office of Southwest Petroleum University, Chengdu, China.

DOI: 10.4236/jss.2015.37034                

Abstract

DOI, Digital Object Identifier, has been pervasively applied in digital information resources overseas and becomes an international standard, while in China it’s still on the initial stage. This article discusses the application of DOI in the digital publication of Chinese sci-tech journals, and analyzes the problems, such as inadequate attention, lack of engagement, unsatisfactory application and so on, as well as the countermeasures. Giving the lifting effects of DOI on the digitalizing and networking of Chinese sci-tech journals, journal articles should be registered on DOI for the display degree and citation rate.

Keywords

DOI, Digital Object Identifier, Chinese Sci-Tech Journals, The Digitalization of Journals, Digital Publication

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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