Introducing Mr. DLib, a Machine-readable Digital Library

Authors:
Joeran Beel;Bela Gipp;Stefan Langer;Marcel Genzmehr;Erik Wilde;Andreas Nürnberger;Jim Pitman
Affiliations:
Mr. DLib, Magdeburg, Germany;UC Berkeley / OVGU / Mr. DLib, Berkeley, USA;Mr. DLib, Magdeburg, Germany;Mr. DLib, Madeburg, Germany;University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, USA;OvGU / FIN / DKE, Magdeburg, Germany;University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, USA
Venue:
Proceedings of the 11th annual international ACM/IEEE joint conference on Digital libraries
Year:
2011

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Abstract

In this demonstration-paper we present Mr. DLib, a machine-readable digital library. Mr. DLib provides access to several millions of articles in full-text and their metadata in XML and JSON format via a RESTful Web Service. In addition, Mr. DLib provides related documents for given academic articles. The service is intended to serve researchers who need bibliographic data and full-text of scholarly literature for their analyses (e.g. impact and trend analysis); providers of academic services who need additional information to enhance their own services (e.g. literature recommendations); and providers who want to build their own services based on data from Mr. DLib.