Oxford University Press Text Capture Instructions

 

OFSO: Oxford First Sources Online TCIs

Additional instructions for capturing Oxford First Sources Online (OFSO) articles to the OxEncyclML DTD.

Oxford First Sources Online (OFSO) publications are single articles.

For OUP OFSO publications, the product code is OFSO and the product ID is acref.

Use the productID to create element identifiers and DOIs.

Product and document IDs

Product id prefix doi prefix
OFSO (Oxford First Source) acref acref

Example OFSO product and publishing group metadata


      <metaInfo>
        <metaItem about="book"><metaItem about="DTD">
 <metaDescribes predicate="DTDname">OxEncyclML</metaDescribes></metaItem><metaItem about="TCIgroup">
 <metaItem about="TCI">
   <metaDescribes predicate="TCIname">OUP TCI</metaDescribes>
   <metaDescribes predicate="version">20130403.0</metaDescribes>
 </metaItem></metaItem><metaDescribes predicate="product">OFSO</metaDescribes><metaDescribes predicate="publishing-group">HE-US</metaDescribes><metaDescribes predicate="product-grouping">OFSWH</metaDescribes><metaDescribes predicate="captured-by">Integra</metaDescribes>
        </metaItem>
      </metaInfo>

Sub-topics

  1. Product grouping (OFSO)

    For OFSO, include a product grouping in the metadata for every e element. OUP will provide you with a product grouping that corresponds to the article module.

  2. Types of work (OFSO)

    For OFSO, every e element must have a role attribute to indicate the type of work.

  3. Types of text (OFSO)

    For OFSO, to differentiate original text from editorial text, capture the div[1-7,N], displayText, or span element with a role attribute value of authentic or editorial.

  4. Date of work (OFSO)

    For OFSO, where the date of composition or original publication of a work is given (for example in parentheses after the title or in an editorial headnote to a poem) capture it in the date element with an appropriate role attribute.

  5. Place of work or sub-work (OFSO)

    For OFSO, where a place is associated with a work or sub-work, capture it in the place element with an appropriate role attribute.

Release ID:
20260304
ID:
OUP_Article_Doc_TCI_topic_5_2
Author:
dunnm
Last changed:
Tue, 08 Jul 2014
Modified by:
hillmant
Revision#:
1808