RIS is a standardized tagged format for bibliographic citations, developed by Research Information Systems (RIS) to enable the exchange of data. Online library catalogs can export citations in this format, and citation management applications can export and import RIS.
Read about RIS at wikipedia.org/wiki/RIS (file_format) and fileformat.com/misc/ris. Read about importing into Endnote here and here.
The list below shows how our database field names are mapped to the RIS tags. The "Type" field correlates loosely to our "Collections" structure. See list of RIS types and tags.
RIS links are found at the bottom right of any document at this site, e.g. look on this page below for "Citation: ris/6717". Soon more export functions will be added. In progress, January, 2025.
1. Tags
RIS tags correlated with our Catalog fields
TY - COLLECTION
ID - BLO catalog item #
UR - FILE-NAME
WT - Baha'i Library Online
T1 - TITLE-PUNCTUATION; TITLE-CURRENT; SUBTITLE; TITLE-TRANSLATED; TITLE-TRANSLITERATED
T2 - TITLE-PARENT, if book
JF - TITLE-JOURNAL, if series
JA - TITLE-JOURNAL, journal abbreviation
A1 - AUTHOR-1... (repeats for each author)
A2 - CONTRIBUTOR-1 (ed, comp, trans)... (repeats)
A3 - ED-VOLUME
Y1 - DATE-CURRENT
Y2 - DATE-FIRST
VL - VOLUME
IS - VOLUME
SP - PAGE-RANGE (start)
EP - PAGE-RANGE (end)
M2 - PAGE-TOTAL
PB - PUBLISHER-CURRENT; PUBLISHER-FIRST
CY - CITY-CURRENT; CITY-FIRST
M1 - INVENTORY
M3 - COLLECTIONS 1-3, actual
SN - ISSN; ISBN-CURRENT; ISBN13-CURRENT; ISBN-FIRST; ISBN13-FIRST
LA - LANGUAGE-1-CURRENT; LANGUAGE-2-CURRENT; LANGUAGE-3-CURRENT
L3 - CROSS-REFERENCES
DO - DOI
U1 - AUDIO
U2 - EPUB
U3 - OCLC
AB - ABSTRACT
N1 - NOTES
C1 - HISTORY
KW - TAG 1... (repeats)
ER
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2. Types
RIS Types correlated with our Collections
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