5. Take advantage of the performance of OAI harvesters and open access tools
The term "OAI harvesters" refers to the search engines used to query open-access data repositories according to the OAI-PMH protocol (Open Archive Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting).
Developed by the University of Michigan and supported by OCLC, it provides access to over 25 million records of multidisciplinary digital resources from open archives.
Features :
filtering on document formats ;
refinement possibilities on the result set ;
sharing options ;
search backup ;
personal results lists (create an account) ;
monitoring of lists of users...
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