JATS Supports Modern Publishing and Open Science
JATS was designed for journal publishing as practiced in the early 2000’s. Much has changed in the publishing world since then, and JATS has grown and changed, adding new information encoding capabilities and metadata to support modern practice.
This poster details a number of these capabilities, giving for each:
- What: A description of the feature and rationale
behind its use
- How: The JATS element(s) and attribute(s) that
make it possible
- Example: At least one XML-tagged example
JATS was designed for journal publishing as practiced in the early 2000’s. Much has changed in the publishing world since then, and JATS has grown and changed, adding new information encoding capabilities and metadata to support modern practice.
This poster details a number of these capabilities, giving for each:
- What: A description of the feature and rationale
behind its use
- How: The JATS element(s) and attribute(s) that
make it possible
- Example: At least one XML-tagged example