1. Reference Deposit Processing
Jon Stark
Software Engineer

2. About Reference Processing in Deposits
 Deposit processing handles the list
of references in your article's data
 The system attempts to map
references to a DOI
 Citations remain as “stored queries”
if a DOI is not found at first attempt

3. Deposit Processor
 References containing DOIs are most
reliable
 Complete metadata references work
well also
 Well formatted, common citation
formats work but not as reliably

4. Best Practices
 Use DOIs if you can, metadata next,
and unstructured citations last
 UTF-8 encode non-ascii characters
 Use common citation formats for
unstructured citations

5. Deposit Processor
<doi_citations>
<doi>10.5555/test0529/test9</doi>
<citation_list>
<citation key="ref1">
<doi>10.4018/978-1-60960-481-3.ch010</doi>
</citation>
<citation key="ref2">
<issn>0167-6164</issn>
<journal_title>J. Afr. Languages Linguist.</journal_title>
<author>Ahland</author>
<volume>31</volume>
<issue>2</issue>
<first_page>159</first_page>
<cYear>2010</cYear>
<article_title>Noun incorporation and predicate classifiers in Gumuz.</article_title>
<unstructured_citation>Ahland, Colleen. 2010. Noun incorporation and predicate
classifiers in Gumuz. Journal of African Languages and Linguistics 31(2): 159203.</unstructured_citation>
</citation>
<citation key="ref3">
<unstructured_citation>
MacGregor, P., Szoor, B., Savill, N. J., and Matthews, K. R. (2012). Trypanosomal immune evasion,
chronicity and transmission: an elegant balancing act. Nature reviews. 10, 431–438.
</unstructured_citation>
</citation>
</citation_list>
</doi_citations>

6. If you need more information
Jon Stark
jstark@crossref.org
Or
support@crossref.org

7. If you need more information
Jon Stark
jstark@crossref.org
Or
support@crossref.org