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Object template

Online Resource

A record of information accessible only on the web, reached through hyperlinks rather than through a physical or print publication format.

The Online Resource object records information that is accessible only on the web, reached through traditional technical methods such as hyperlinks rather than through a physical or print format.

Title and authorship identify the resource and a URL locates it, while a research classification situates it within the structured object model for research outputs.

Fields

5 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Title*textThe title of the resource.
First Listed AuthortextThe name of the first listed author.first-author
Co-authorstextThe names of any co-authors.
URLurlA web address where the resource can be found.
Research ClassificationpicklistThe research classification assigned to the resource.research-classification

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