Markus J.R. Klink’s scientific contributions

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Personal data in a large digital library
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September 2000

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Markus J.R. Klink

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The RePEc Economics library offers the largest distributed source of freely downloadable scientific research reports in the world. RePEc also contains details about Economics institutions, publication outlets and people working in the field. All this data forms a large relational dataset. In this paper we describe HoPEc, a system that allows to implement access control records for personal data within RePEc. The bulk of these data describe the authors of documents. These data are maintained by the authors themselves.We discuss the technical and social aspects of this system.

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... The RePEc dataset of Economics research is a good candidate. (Cruz et al, 2000) Variations on the author-registration approach pioneered by the RePEc service have since been adopted by commercially-run systems such as those supplied by Elsevier (Scopus Author Identifier 3 ) and Thomson Scientific (ResearcherID 4 ). ProQuest provides a more hand-crafted approach with its Scholar Universe service, which compiles lists of faculty members and associates them with their published works. ...

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What’s in a Name? Prototyping a Name Authority Service for UK Repositories
Personal data in a large digital library
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  • September 2000

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Markus J.R. Klink

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