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Building Interoperable Digital Libraries: A Practical Guide to Creating Open Archives

The work of the OAI was initiated in connection with a meeting of representatives of various electronic pre-print and related archives (e.g., NDLTD, arXiv, NCSTRL) in Santa Fe, USA in October 1999. From this meeting emanated an agreement among the archivists to support a common set of principles and a technical framework to achieve interoperability. This started the process of defining standards, broadened to include digital libraries other than pre-print archives. Community comments were collected at meetings in San Antonio and Lisbon during the following year.