Understanding the SEIPID String
The SEIPID String is a structured alphanumeric format that uniquely identifies digital content such as journal articles, research papers, or other intellectual contributions. This string ensures the content is traceable, discoverable, and preserved globally for long-term recognition.
Components of the SEIPID String
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4. Volume Indicator
Example: v1 (The v indicates the volume number of the journal.)
- v1 = Volume 1
- v2 = Volume 2, and so on.
This ensures that articles are categorized correctly within the journal's publication history.
5. Issue Indicator
Example: n1 (The n denotes the issue number within a specific volume.)
- n1 = Issue 1
- n2 = Issue 2, and so forth.
This adds another layer of specificity to the indexing process.
6. Article Indicator
Example: a1 (The a represents the article number within the issue.)
- a1 = Article 1
- a2 = Article 2, and so on.
This ensures that each article within the same issue and volume is uniquely identified.