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A [[report cover]] (hereinafter, the ''Cover'') is the front and back of a [[report]]. The ''Cover'' is an optional part of report's front matter; when the ''Cover'' is included, it functions as a part of report's [[descriptive metadata]].
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::Although considered an optional component, a cover provides physical protection for a print report and displays major metadata elements for resource discovery. Electronic versions of reports, especially in PDF, often include a cover to replicate the look of the print version. A cover identifies the report number, title, author(s), and any distribution limitations. If classified or proprietary information appears in a report, a notice on the cover indicates that such material is included. The best practices for including data elements of a report cover are as follows:
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==Description==
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::*Report number (can also be on the back cover, or on both)  
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The [[ANSI/NISO Scientific and Technical Reports]] standard details,
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::*Report title and subtitle, if used (should be the same on the cover, title page, and report documentation page)  
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:Although considered an optional component, a cover provides physical protection for a print report and displays major metadata elements for resource discovery. Electronic versions of reports, especially in PDF, often include a cover to replicate the look of the print version. A cover identifies the report number, title, author(s), and any distribution limitations. If classified or proprietary information appears in a report, a notice on the cover indicates that such material is included.
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::*Title and numbering of series, if the report is issued in a series (can also be on the back cover, or both)  
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::*Author, principal investigator, editor, and/or compiler  
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==Best practices==
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::*Publisher (the organization that assumes responsibility for publication, which may or may not be the same as the sponsoring organization)  
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The [[ANSI/NISO Scientific and Technical Reports]] standard indicates,
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::*Date of publication (optional; can defer to the title page or to the copyright page)  
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:The best practices for including data elements of a report cover are as follows:
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::*Distribution limitations  
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:*Report number (can also be on the back cover, or on both)  
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::*Sponsoring organization of published research  
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:*Report title and subtitle, if used (should be the same on the cover, title page, and report documentation page)  
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::*A bar code or other indication of the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) or International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) and the price (optional). This information is usually included on the back cover of the report as well and may facilitate managing inventory.  
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:*Title and numbering of series, if the report is issued in a series (can also be on the back cover, or both)  
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::*Technical requirements (for example, video, audio, digital)  
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:*Author, principal investigator, editor, and/or compiler  
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::*Subject  
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:*Publisher (the organization that assumes responsibility for publication, which may or may not be the same as the sponsoring organization)  
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::Legal or policy considerations of the sponsoring organization may require using additional data elements.
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:*Date of publication (optional; can defer to the title page or to the copyright page)  
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:*Distribution limitations  
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:*Sponsoring organization of published research  
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:*A bar code or other indication of the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) or International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) and the price (optional). This information is usually included on the back cover of the report as well and may facilitate managing inventory.  
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:*Technical requirements (for example, video, audio, digital)  
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:*Subject  
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:Legal or policy considerations of the sponsoring organization may require using additional data elements.

Latest revision as of 02:25, 15 November 2020

A report cover (hereinafter, the Cover) is the front and back of a report. The Cover is an optional part of report's front matter; when the Cover is included, it functions as a part of report's descriptive metadata.


Description

The ANSI/NISO Scientific and Technical Reports standard details,

Although considered an optional component, a cover provides physical protection for a print report and displays major metadata elements for resource discovery. Electronic versions of reports, especially in PDF, often include a cover to replicate the look of the print version. A cover identifies the report number, title, author(s), and any distribution limitations. If classified or proprietary information appears in a report, a notice on the cover indicates that such material is included.

Best practices

The ANSI/NISO Scientific and Technical Reports standard indicates,

The best practices for including data elements of a report cover are as follows:
  • Report number (can also be on the back cover, or on both)
  • Report title and subtitle, if used (should be the same on the cover, title page, and report documentation page)
  • Title and numbering of series, if the report is issued in a series (can also be on the back cover, or both)
  • Author, principal investigator, editor, and/or compiler
  • Publisher (the organization that assumes responsibility for publication, which may or may not be the same as the sponsoring organization)
  • Date of publication (optional; can defer to the title page or to the copyright page)
  • Distribution limitations
  • Sponsoring organization of published research
  • A bar code or other indication of the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) or International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) and the price (optional). This information is usually included on the back cover of the report as well and may facilitate managing inventory.
  • Technical requirements (for example, video, audio, digital)
  • Subject
Legal or policy considerations of the sponsoring organization may require using additional data elements.
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