DOI registration for scientific information

DOI registration for scientific information
(monographs, information journals, conference proceedings, research, etc.)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.26697/publisher.4.1

Digital object identifier (DOI) – is a digital unique identifier that is registered for an intellectual property object (article, book, dataset, regulatory document, etc.) in a single international DOI registry, and remains unchanged, thus allowing a specific content object to be uniquely and permanently identified in the global information environment. This technology is enshrined in the ISO 26324:2012 standard "Information and documentation. Digital object identification system", it allows for the implementation of a number of information technologies, including citation counting, plagiarism detection, document version control, accounting for electronic document storage locations, etc .

Publishing House "KRPOCH" is a DOI registrar in Ukraine and an official member of The Publishers International Linking Association, Inc. (PILA).
CrossRef is an international registry of scientific and information materials and related metadata, created at the initiative of PILA and built on DOI technology. PILA is the owner and operator of this system.

All publications included in the international scientometric databases and bibliographic databases "Scopus" and "Web of Science", are required to assign DOI to articles.
DOI is an integral attribute of the scientific communication system due to the effective provision of scientific information exchange processes.
Authors increasingly prefer journals that register DOI. The presence of a DOI indicates the authority of the journal and the high technological qualities of the publication.
We provide authors with specially designed, unique DOI identifiers.
All materials assigned a DOI through the KRPOCH Publishing House automatically enter the repository of scientific information, which allows you to bring scientific information to a wide range of people and receive grants. The repository is indexed in Google Scholar.
We guarantee DOI registration in the shortest possible time, which can be checked on the official website https://dx.doi.org/

DOI registration

Publishing House "KRPOCH" is an official member of Crossref.
Publishing House "KRPOCH" has a DOI prefix: 10.26697
Applications for DOI registration for your works (articles, monographs, textbooks and other results of scientific activity) are accepted. DOI registration services and the procedure for applying for registration can be viewed on the website of Publishing House "KRPOCH" and send a request for registration by sending a letter to the address: KhRPOCHThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

DOI registration process

To register a DOI, you must submit to the Publishing House "KRPOCH" a layout of a monograph, journal, conference proceedings, book, textbook, research, etc., which (if necessary) will be assigned an ISBN with registration in the Book Chamber of Ukraine and a DOI with registration in Crossref (USA).
To register a DOI for your archival publication published by the Publishing House "KRPOCH", you must provide information about the publication (ISBN). We will develop a unique DOI for your publication and register it in Crossref (USA).
Also, if you have archival publications published in other publishing houses to which you want to assign a DOI, you must contact the editorial office of this Publishing House (or another authorized representative), which must send an email to the address This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with a request to assign a DOI to your publication. The letter should include:

title of the book, journal, etc.;
ISBN, ISSN;
name of the author of the book or article to which the DOI will be assigned.

PUBLISHING HOUSE "KRPOCH"

1. CHECK DOI

2. REGISTER DOI

3. CONTACTS FOR APPLICATION

DOI registration is carried out by an official Crossref member
Publishing house "KRPOCH"
Our prefix is 10.26697