Indexing & Abstracting

 

Dscholar Press International ensures the global reach, discoverability, and academic impact of all books, monographs, and edited volumes published by our press. We maintain technical and metadata standards so all published volumes and chapters are archived, searchable, and indexed across academic discovery networks.

Default & Immediate Indexing

Upon publication, all books and chapters published by Dscholar Press International are indexed and registered across academic discovery services:

  • Google Scholar: All published books, monographs, and individual book chapters are indexed by Google Scholar crawlers upon publication.
  • Crossref Metadata Services: As a Crossref member, every published volume and chapter is assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI). Metadata deposited with Crossref is accessible to the scholarly ecosystem.

Automated & Secondary Indexing via Crossref DOI Metadata

Because Dscholar Press International registers metadata directly with Crossref, all published titles are harvested, ingested, or synced into the following discovery databases and research infrastructure networks:

Database / Platform Type & Function
ORCID Syncs and populates book publications into authors' profiles (via Crossref Auto-Update).
Semantic Scholar AI literature discovery and citation graph analysis.
Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (BASE) Scholarly search engine operated by Bielefeld University Library.
CORE (COnnecting REpositories) Aggregator of open access research outputs from repositories and presses.
Lens.org Patent and scholarly literature analytics platform.
Dimensions Linked research information and citation indexing database.
Unpaywall Database linking open access versions of scholarly publications.
OpenAIRE European Open Access infrastructure harvesting Crossref metadata.

Scopus, Web of Science & Book Indexes

Dscholar Press International maintains an evaluation and indexing workflow for published titles:

  1. Major Citation Indexes: Published titles are submitted for review and evaluation for inclusion in:
    • Scopus Books (Elsevier)
    • Web of Science Book Citation Index (BKCI) (Clarivate Analytics)
  2. Book-Specific & Library Indexes: Publications are submitted for evaluation and inclusion in book discovery networks, including:
    • DOAB (Directory of Open Access Books) (Open Access Monographs)
    • WorldCat (OCLC) (Global library catalogue network)
    • EBSCOhost & ProQuest Book Databases (Global Library Networks)

Press Responsibilities & Metadata Standards

Dscholar Press International provides:

  • Machine-readable ONIX and JATS/BITS XML metadata formats for library and index harvesting.
  • Open Access licensing information (Creative Commons) embedded into volume and chapter metadata.
  • Metadata deposits including abstracts, chapter reference lists, author affiliations, ORCID iDs, and funding acknowledgments.