Metadata records might point at (gold) OA but ongoing tension between green and gold in the UK post Finch is a compelling use case for aggregated green.
Dare say someone from CORE will be along in due course but I believe there are plans to make full aggregation available as json.
Nick
Nick Sheppard writes
> In the uk (and internationally) repositories are "diluted" with metadata
> records,
Yes. And they are multi-purpose with the number of genuine academic
documents presumably in decline.
> See also http://core-project.kmi.open.ac.uk/projects
I looked at core. I did not see it to afford bulk harvesting.
But of what you write invalidates my principal problem. I don't
see the utility of a UK only aggregate here. It would be better
to provide world-wide aggregates related to specific object
types.
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