@misc{PUB-0042,
  title = {{A deep validation process for open document repositories}},
  author = {Horstmann, W. and Vanderfeesten, M. and Nicolaki, E. and Manola, N.},
  year = {2008},
  url = {https://elpub.architexturez.net/doc/oai-elpub-id-429-elpub2008},
  abstract = {Institutional document repositories show a systematic growth as well as a sustainable
deployment. Therefore, they represent the current backbone of a distributed repository
infrastructure. Many developments for electronic publishing through digital repositories are
heading in the direction of innovative value-added services such as citation analysis or
annotation systems. A rich service-layer based on machine-to-machine communication between
value-added services and document repositories requires a reliable operation and data
management within each repository. Aggregating search services such as OAISTER and BASE
provide good results. But in order to provide good quality they also have to overcome
heterogeneity by normalizing many of the data they receive and build specific profiles for
sometimes even one individual repository. Since much of the normalization is done at the side
of the service provider, it often remains unclear — maybe sometimes also to the manager of a
local repository — exactly which data and services are exposed to the public. Here, an
exploratory validation method for testing specification compliance in repositories is
presented.},
  note = {Horstmann, W., Vanderfeesten, M., Nicolaki, E., \& Manola, N. (2008). A deep validation process for open document repositories. In L. Chan \& S. Mornati (Eds.), ELPUB2008. Open Scholarship: Authority, Community, and Sustainability in the Age of Web 2.0 - Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Electronic Publishing (pp. 429–431).}
}