CrossRef has been active in Brazil since 2008, depositing DOIs for journal articles and conference papers. Some key activities include mapping the visibility of Brazilian journals, helping to internationalize scientific publishing, and advising on indexing journals in databases like Web of Science and Scopus. CrossRef has partnered with organizations like CNPq and IBICT to integrate DOIs into systems like Lattes and OJS. Over 4,500 DOIs have been assigned to content in Brazil. The benefits of CrossRef participation include improved interoperability, metadata quality, and helping to internationalize Brazilian scientific production. Challenges include ensuring high visibility of content and continuing to work with formats like XML and integrating DO

2. CrossRef in Brazil
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3. Current Activities and Innitiatives
• DOI – depositing (UEM) – 2008-
• Visibility mapping for UEM’s journals (scientometrics
tools)
• Planning for internationalization for scientific production
• Impact Factor (analyzer) – WOS (JCR) = Scopus (SJR)
• Planning, management for indexing journals in ISI (WOS)
= Scopus = SciELO
• Participant meeting SciELO-Fapesp (best brazilian
journals)
• E-books consultant for Eduem to SciELO books
• Participation in Brazil and international meetings
(scientific publishing)
• PhD student – UFRJ - IBICT

4. Historical in Brazil
• Agreement CrossRef / CNPq-National Council for
Scientific and Technological Development
• Lattes Portal
• Curriculum Lattes (with hyperlinks) to DOI
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• IBICT-Brazilian Institute for Scientific and
Technological Information
• OJS-Open Journal System (software for journal publishers)-
2004-
• 2007 – OJS Portal-version (2.1.0) the plugin for
export XML to CrossRef - upload
• Reciis Journal (Fiocruz) first exportation with OJS plugin

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7. OJS model its great for Institutional Portals in Brazil / Open
Access Journals
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4.000 installations the OJS
in Brazil
Font: PKP–Public Knowledge 19 48
Project
37 127 Portals
Font: IBICT / SEER

8. Overview of Scholarly Publishing in
Brazil

10. What do organizations outside need
to know to do business with Brazil
The OA (Open Access) is the model for publishing
The OJS its utilized for online journals
The journals and books online (period with change to
professionalism editors and editorial team) 10 years
ago
Journals are subsidized for the government
Dependents of the budgest cycles (gov. Agency –
Federal / States)
The minimal journals (tax for publications)
Restrictions to payment institutions out to Brazil
brazilian burocracy for agreement and payment (public)
policies for local development

11. What CrossRef Services are you
participating in?
DOIs (retrospective collections)
CrossCheck (next week)
Reference links (with OJS - plugin study)
CrossMark
Outhers, CrossRef Metadata Services

12. To what types of content are you
assigning CrossRef DOIs? How many
of each?
Journal articles – (3700)
Proceedings papers Components – (800)
Books – in evaluation for e-pub (SciELO
Books)

15. Most isolated depositant
- DOI´s – Latin-America
4500 (articles /
conferences)
-since 2008

18. What are some of the benefits you
have seen from participating in
CrossRef?
Registrantion the link for (scientific production)
Interoperability metadates with editors and
bibliographical databases
Brazilian scientific production with
internacionalization
DOI links, for journals, conferences, e-books
CrossCheck plagiarism service
Metadate services with quality
metadate preservation

19. What are some of the challenges you
have had in working with CrossRef?
Quality of visibility in the WWW and Internet
Quality of metadata
Working with XML format (its essential 15 years ago)
Change operational systems Linux for PC and Mac
Studies for utilization the OJS plugins for the references
with DOI. The OJS plugin to metadata for the references
article on submissions and extraction DOIs (Citation
Extraction Services)
Cited by Linking with OJS

20. Thank You!