Archives of Digital Resources (Web Archive and Born Digital Archive) are made available via public search interface of the portal www.webdepozit.sk.
Access to the Archive
- according to the actual Copyright Act
- Open Access, Creative Commons – no agreement necessary
- in other case, it is necessary to sign agreement with providers/publishers
- 3 types of access: public, local and forbidden
- public access to the content is based on the license agreement
- local access to the archived content – in the ULIB research room (26 PCs)
Display of archived content is managed by OpenWayback. This tool is developed by Internet Archive, more info: https://netpreserve.org/web-archiving/openwayback/.
Born Digital Archive (Archive of Electronic Publications) contains archival copies of e-publications in specified archival format (PDF or ePub). E-publications are placed into the archive by three ways:
- automatic download (from external sources)
- upload
- web harvest
Born Digital Archive is available right from the website www.webdepozit.sk, or via URL: https://portal.webdepozit.sk/webapp-portal/search-eborn?q=.
The advanced catalogue structure enables registering of born digital titles registered in the ISSN system. Archived content is catalogued using an automated web browsing process and manual MARC metadata enrichment.
| Website | Description |
|---|---|
| http://invenio.webdepozit.sk/ | E-publication Catalogue |
| https://issn.issn.sk/ | National ISSN Register of Slovakia |
| http://chamo.kis3g.sk/search/query?theme=snk | Online Catalogue of the Slovak National Library |
| http://www.snk.sk/sk/sluzby/v-sidelnej-budove/sluzby-vydavatelom/ohlasene-knihy.html | ISBN National Agency (lists of reported publications) |
OAI-PMH is a client/server architecture protocol specification that facilitates the diffusion of metadata e.g.:
- Resource description of the resource (title, author, date of publishing, publisher, etc.)
- Resource location on the Internet (indicated by the URL)
The client sends a request to the server to which the response is an XML flow. The harvesting is done on non-qualified Dublin Core elements, to which additional elements (e.g. in MARC format) may optionally be attached.
OAI-PMH supports two key functions:
- Metadata provision – an institution exposes its metadata (bibliographic records in Dublin Core) via an OAI=PMH server to enable them to be harvested by other organisations or Internet search engines.
- Service provision – an institution harvests metadata offered by OAI-PMH from other institutions integrating them into its own search index for use in its own user interface.
OAI PMH service for Web Archive
OAI-PMH service for web harvests is available at: https://oai.webdepozit.sk/www.
E.g. oai: “oai.webdepozit.sk:240”. URL : https://oai.webdepozit.sk/www?verb=GetRecord&metadataPrefix=marc&identifier=oai:oai.webdepozit.sk:240
Six standard ways of searching are supported:
- GetRecord
- Identify
- ListIdentifiers
- ListMetadataFormats
- ListRecords
- ListSets
OAI PMH service for E-publication Catalogue
OAI-PMH service for E-publications is available at: https://oai.webdepozit.sk/eborn
Six standard ways of searching are supported:
- GetRecord
- Identify
- ListIdentifiers
- ListMetadataFormats
- ListRecords
- ListSets
