Use Cases of the ESO Telescope Bibliography

ESO’s mission is to enable front-line research in astrophysics by operating and maintaining and a wide range of world-class telescopes and state-of-the-art instruments. Various key performance indicators are used to understand whether ESO is achieving these ambitious goals. In order to assist the ESO Management, the Library builds and maintains the Telescope Bibliography (telbib). telbib provides insights into the performance of ESO’s facilities and helps to understand publishing trends among the user community. This paper will highlight some use cases and recently added enhancements

Use Cases of the ESO Telescope Bibliography

ESO’s mission is to enable front-line research in astrophysics by operating and maintaining and a wide range of world-class telescopes and state-of-the-art instruments. Various key performance indicators are used to understand whether ESO is achieving these ambitious goals. In order to assist the ESO Management, the Library builds and maintains the Telescope Bibliography (telbib). telbib provides insights into the performance of ESO’s facilities and helps to understand publishing trends among the user community. This paper will highlight some use cases and recently added enhancements

First Light for DOIs at ESO

Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are a helpful tool for academic research, and their use continues to grow. DOIs assist in citing and identifying research data, as well as in combating link rot. As a producer of large amounts of astronomical data, ESO has become interested in creating DOIs for its datasets. However, there are significant considerations to be undertaken in reaching this goal, and some local infrastructure is required. The ESO Library has planned, designed, and implemented a local solution for creating DOIs, consisting of an application, the ESO DOI Service, which other departments can use. This paper discusses the requirements, development process, and features of the ESO DOI Service