Compatibility Reference

This section have some tables for compatibility reference between Érudit Article and Érudit PS.

@publication-type in <element-citation>

Érudit PS	Érudit Article	Description
book	livre	Refers to books. It can also represent only a part or chapter of a book.
chapter	livre	Refers to books. It can also represent only a part or chapter of a book.
confproc	actes	Identifies documents related to scientific events: minutes, annals, results, proceedings, conventions and conferences, among others.
data	bd	Specifies databases.
magazine	armag	Refers to citations for non ccientific journals
journal	arrevue	Characterized by serial publications, edited in successive units / issues, with numerical and / or chronological designations, and destined to be continued indefinitely.
patent		Refers to patents.
report	rapport	Identifies a unique technical report, normally authored by an institution.
software	logiciel, multimedia	Refers to a software distributed on CDs, DVDs, online media, USB devices, etc.
thesis	these	Characterized by monographs, dissertations or theses to attain an academic degree (doctorate, master’s, baccalaureate, bachelor’s degree, etc.).
webpage		Identifies web sites e blogs.
newspaper	arjournal	Identifies newspapers articles.

Values without correlation in Érudit PS:

• art (Œuvre d’art)

• audience (Audience)

• audiovisuel (Documentation audiovisuelle)

• autre (Autre type de référence bibliographique)

• brevet (Brevet d’invention)

• carte (Carte ou plan)

• classique (Œuvre classique)

• collectif (Ouvrage collectif)

• comm (Communication)

• commperso (Communication personnelle de l’auteur)

• equation (Équation)

• figure (Figure)

• film (Film ou émission radiophonique ou télévisuelle)

• gouv (Publication gouvernementale)

• jurisprudence (Jurisprudence)

• legislation (Législation)

• manuscrit (Manuscrit)

• nonpub (Ouvrage non publié)

• partielivre (Partie d’un livre)

• prepub (Prépublication)

• projetloi (Projet de loi)

• reglementation (Règlementation)

• tableau (Diagramme ou tableau)

@abstract-type in <abstract>

Érudit PS	Érudit Article	Description
ASCII	autre	A “plain text” abstract, i.e., without special characters or equations, so the abstract can be sent in email or displayed on primitive browsersRefers to books. It can also represent only a part or chapter of
executive-summary	autre	A non-technical summation of the major findings of the article
graphical	autre	A pictorial representation such as a picture or a video
editor	autre	An abstract written by an editor, not an author
key-points	autre	An abstract which lists the key points made by the article
objetives	autre	An abstract used for Learning Objectives or article objectives
section	autre	An abstract containing the titles of an article’s sections; following each title, that section is summarized.
stereochemical	autre	An abstract containing only the details of a chemical compound, for example, one major publisher’s “stereochem” abstract
teaser	autre	A short abstract specifically written to create interest in the reader
web-summary	autre	Short summary intended for distribution on a website
other	autre	Refers to books. It can also represent only a part or chapter of a book.
toc	chapeau	A very short abstract, usually only a line or two long, that is displayed in a Table of Contents
short	abrege	An abbreviated form of the abstract, for example, for use inside a generated Table of Contents, or to be returned in addition to the article title during a search
summary	resume	Summation of the article, typically used in conjunction with other types of abstracts