World Library and Information Congress: 79th IFLA General Conference and Assembly

Abstract

With the development of OA movement in China, OA resources, mainly OA journals and OA Repositories, have been an unprecedented development. These resources not only facilitate the access to academic resources for researchers, but also have brought new issues to the management of those resources for Libraries. Libraries are facing challenges on bibliographic control and long-term preservation of OA resources. In this situation, the National Library of China (NLC) launched a project named Chinese OA Resources Portal (COARP) to collect and preserve the primary OA resources in China and provide discovery service for the user in an aggregated manner.