Scholarly infrastructure
Indexing, preservation and DOI registration.
We build the connective tissue around publication — so every article can be found, cited and accessed long after it first appears.
A publication is more than a web page
Infrastructure is part of the scholarly record.
A journal article needs a durable handoff at every stage: an identifier for citation, metadata for discovery, and preservation copies for continuity.
This page brings those layers together in one place. Coverage can vary by journal and service; each journal page remains the best source for its current status.
DOI registration
From acceptance to a permanent record.
DOI registration gives published research a persistent, resolvable identity — one that remains useful even when a platform or page structure changes.
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Registration
Panorama Scholarly Group registers article metadata through Crossref. Our current DOI prefix is 10.63802.
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Metadata
Titles, authors, abstracts and references are submitted as structured metadata to support downstream discovery and citation.
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Resolution
Every DOI resolves through doi.org to the article record on our journal platform.
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Citation
Authors, editors and institutions should cite the DOI of the formal publication rather than a temporary page URL.
Discovery and indexing
Make research findable.
Journal and article metadata can travel beyond the publishing platform into academic search, discovery and open-science services.
Google Scholar
BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)
Dimensions
OpenAlex
Semantic Scholar
OpenAIRE
Index Copernicus International (ICI Journals Master List)
Open Ukrainian Citation Index (OUCI)
PhilPapersRegional scholarly services
Additional scholarly knowledge platforms extend discovery across regional research communities.
Preservation and archiving
Keep the scholarly record available.
Distributed preservation gives journals a second home beyond the publishing platform, helping protect access when systems, organisations or URLs change.
Registries, catalogues and identifiers
The names behind the metadata.
Registration systems and library catalogues give journals, organisations and articles a shared language across libraries, platforms and research workflows.
CrossrefArticle DOI registration and metadata.
DOI FoundationThe global DOI system.
ISSN International CentreInternational standard serial numbers.
ISNIPersistent names for organisations and contributors.
Deutsche Nationalbibliothek (DNB)Bibliographic metadata services.
ZDB (Zeitschriftendatenbank)Serials discovery for academic libraries.
Hong Kong public library services
Leisure and Cultural Services Department
Institutional library and catalogue connection for the group’s scholarly publications.
For authors, editors and librarians
Use the DOI. Check the journal page.
Indexing, preservation and identifier coverage can develop over time. For the most current information about a specific journal, consult its own website or contact the publishing team.