AGRIS is an international system started in 1975 by FAO to provide access to agricultural research and technology information. It includes (1) a collection of over 8 million bibliographic records contributed by over 150 partner institutions in 65 countries, (2) an RDF database with 250 million triples, and (3) a multilingual web portal for searching records. Users can search by keyword, filter results, and access over 1.3 million records with links to full text. Partner institutions can submit new records through an online submission workflow.
2. Presentation outline
q AGRIS: An Introduction
q What is AGRIS?
§ AGRIS Collection, AGRIS Network, AGRIS Web portal &
AGRIS LOD Dataset
q Who uses AGRIS
q The AGRIS Portal
q How to search the AGRIS Portal
§ Multilingual search
q How to search retrieve full text documents?
q Overview of Data submission workflow
q Questions 2
6. i. The AGRIS Collection
§ 8,142,755 multilingual bibliographic records
– 400,000 from Latin America
– 150,000 from Africa
– 760,000 from Asia + 400,000 links to CSDD (China)
§ 1,300,000 with links that provide access to full
text
- Collection includes Books (31,000) , Bibliographies (366,000) Conference
Papers (286,000), journal articles (5,000,000), thesis (62,000), and others
(250,000).
§ 250 million triples
§ Languages – English, French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian,
German, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, Korean, Farsi 6