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Corrección: Movimiento generalizado de agua de deshielo hacia y a través de las plataformas de hielo antárticas

Jonathan Kingslake, Jeremy C Ely, Indrani Das

|November 14, 2017

Resumen

Este artículo corrige un DOI publicado anteriormente. El identificador digital de objetos (DOI) garantiza la correcta citación y recuperación de la literatura científica.

Área de la Ciencia:

Publicaciones científicas
Sistemas de identificación digital de objetos (DOI)

Sus antecedentes:

La citación precisa es crucial para la integridad científica.
Los identificadores de objetos digitales (DOIs) son identificadores persistentes para objetos digitales.

Objetivo del estudio:

Para corregir un identificador de objeto digital (DOI) erróneo en un artículo publicado.
Asegurar la exactitud de los metadatos para la recuperación de la literatura científica.

Principales métodos:

Identificación del DOI incorrecto.
Verificación del DOI correcto para el artículo especificado.
Aplicación de una notificación de corrección.

Principales resultados:

Se ha corregido el DOI incorrecto asociado al artículo 10.1038/nature22049.
El DOI corregido garantiza una referencia precisa y el acceso al trabajo científico.

Conclusiones:

Los DOI precisos son esenciales para la detectabilidad y la citación de la investigación científica.
Los avisos de corrección mantienen la integridad del registro científico.

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