DOI, ISBN and Cataloging Data

DOI, ISBN and Cataloging Data

Editora SertãoCult provides technical support for DOI (Digital Object Identifier) assignment, ISBN registration, and cataloging-in-publication data preparation for academic, scientific, technical, and institutional works.

The DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a permanent digital identifier used to locate, cite, and track academic publications in digital environments, contributing to greater visibility, security, and scientific interoperability of published works.

The ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is the international registration system that officially identifies books and editorial publications, enabling their cataloging, commercialization, circulation, and recognition in national and international bibliographic databases.

Cataloging-in-publication data consists of standardized bibliographic information prepared according to technical cataloging standards, facilitating the organization, indexing, and identification of works in libraries, repositories, and information systems.

These services aim to ensure editorial standardization, international identification of publications, and compliance with indexing, dissemination, and digital preservation requirements.

The use of persistent identifiers and cataloging elements contributes to increasing the visibility, traceability, and academic credibility of published works.