Modern repositories for storage of scientific information, K. Stefanov
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The document discusses digital libraries and repositories for storing scientific information. It describes their main functions such as collecting and curating digital collections, managing research activities, and sharing information. It also covers issues around collecting and sharing content, metadata standards, the Open Access Initiative, and protocols like OAI-PMH that allow interoperability between repositories.
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