Kernel Metadata Declaration — on demand
ISO 26324 asks a DOI Registration Agency to produce a Kernel Metadata Declaration for every DOI it issues. Give any DOI: its public record becomes a record in the Smart Scholars DOI Metadata Format 1.0, checked against every rule, and declared as the Kernel XML.
✓ Meets every rule of the format
The record below is complete and every controlled value is a DOI Attribute Value Set 2.3 spelling. The Declaration on the right follows DOIMetadataKernel.xsd element by element.
What the DOI identifies
Discussion About Gap Between Necessary Healthcare Trends and Apps Used
10.46243/jst.2022.v7.i01.pp22-40 · JournalArticle — an article in a journal · Digital · Visual · Language · en
Published 2023-07-26
Part of Journal of Science & Technology · ISSN 2456-5660 · vol. 7 · no. 1 · pp. 22–40
Principal agents
- Mansi Kartik Ambalam Mansi Kartik Ambalam (author → Author)
- Longman Publishers (publisher → Publisher)
Also in the record, outside the Kernel: the abstract, the licence, 3 links, 45 references. Source: Crossref (member 25296), registered 2024-02-16, last deposited 2026-09-17.
System metadata — ISO 26324:2025, Annex B · DOI Handbook 10.1
Each element by the standard's name and the Handbook's (in grey), read off the record.
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| Referent Name(s) referentName(s) | Discussion About Gap Between Necessary Healthcare Trends and Apps Used (PrincipalTitle, en) |
| Basic Metadata basicMetadata | author: Mansi Kartik Ambalam Mansi Kartik Ambalam publisher: Longman Publishers published: 2023-07-26 part of: Journal of Science & Technology · ISSN 2456-5660 · vol. 7 · no. 1 · pp. 22–40 language: en form: Digital · Visual · Language |
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| Created Date issueDate | 2024-02-16 |
| relatedIdentifiers | none needed — the descriptive metadata is in this record |
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