Accept	xsd:string (required) default: application/json options: application/json, text/xml, application/xml	This represents the acceptable mime types in which the response can be generated. This can also be submitted as the query string parameter "httpAccept". This returns the response in JSON or XML mark-up.
Authorization	xsd:string	This header field contains the OAuth bearer access token in which the format of the field is "Bearer <token>" (where the token represents the end-user session key). The presence of a bearer token implies the request will be executed against user-based entitlements. The Authorization field overrides X-ELS-Authtoken.
X-ELS-APIKey	xsd:string (required)	This represents a unique application developer key providing access to API resources. This key can also be submitted as the query string parameter "apiKey"
X-ELS-Authtoken	xsd:string	This represents a end-user session. If provided, this token is used to validate the credentials needed to access content in this resource. This token can also be submitted through the HTTP header "Authorization" or the query string parameter "access_token".
X-ELS-Insttoken	xsd:string	This represents a institution token. If provided, this key (in combination with its associated APIKey) is used to establish the credentials needed to access content in this resource. This token can also be provided through the query string parameter "insttoken".
X-ELS-ReqId	xsd:string	This is a client-defined request identifier, which will be logged in all trace messages of the service. This identifier can be used to track a specific transaction in the service's message logs. It will also be returned as an HTTP header in the corresponding response. Note that this should be a unique identifier for the client, and used to track a single transaction.
X-ELS-ResourceVersion	xsd:string options: new	Represents the version of the resource that should be received. Note that submitting new always returns the latest response version.

httpAccept	xsd:string options: application/json, text/xml, application/xml	Override for HTTP header Accept, this represents the acceptable mime types for which the response can be generated.
access_token	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header Authorization, this contains the OAuth bearer access token, where the format of the field is "<token>" (where the token represents the end-user session key). The presence of a bearer token implies the request will be executed against user-based entitlements.
insttoken	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-Insttoken, this represents a institution token. If provided, this key (in combination with its associated APIKey) is used to establish the credentials needed to access content in this resource.
apiKey	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-APIKey, this represents a unique application developer key providing access to resource.
reqId	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-ReqId, this is a client-defined request identifier, which will be logged in all trace messages of the service. This identifier can be used to track a specific transaction in the service's message logs. Note that this should be a unique identifier for the client, and used to track a single transaction.
ver	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-ResourceVersion, this represents the version of the resource that should be received.
start	xsd:string	Numeric value representing the results offset (i.e. starting position for the search results). The maximum for this value is a system-level default (varies with search cluster) minus the number of results requested. If not specified the offset will be set to zero (i.e. first search result) ex. start=5
count	xsd:string	Numeric value representing the maximum number of results to be returned for the search. If not provided this will be set to a system default based on service level. In addition the number cannot exceed the maximum system default ? if it does an error will be returned. ex. count=10
view	xsd:string default: STANDARD options: STANDARD, ENHANCED, CITESCORE	The following chart shows the Serial Title Views.
field	xsd:string	This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
title	xsd:string	This represents a partial or complete serial title. Will match the pattern provided anywhere within the title -- no wildcard support is provided. ex. title=medicine
issn	xsd:string	Represents the source identifier filter. One or more identifiers can be provided.
pub	xsd:string	Represents the publisher name. Will match the pattern provided anywhere within the publisher name -- no wildcard support is provided. ex. pub=Elsevier
subj	xsd:string	Represents the SCOPUS subject area abbreviation associated with the content category desired. The following resource shows all of the available subject classifications. AGRI- Agricultural and Biological Sciences ARTS- Arts and Humanities BIOC- Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology BUSI- Business, Management and Accounting CENG- Chemical Engineering CHEM- Chemistry COMP- Computer Science DECI- Decision Sciences DENT- Dentistry EART- Earth and Planetary Sciences ECON- Economics, Econometrics and Finance ENER- Energy ENGI- Engineering ENVI- Environmental Science HEAL- Health Professions IMMU- Immunology and Microbiology MATE- Materials Science MATH- Mathematics MEDI- Medicine NEUR- Neuroscience NURS- Nursing PHAR- Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics PHYS- Physics and Astronomy PSYC- Psychology SOCI- Social Sciences VETE- Veterinary MULT- Multidisciplinary
subjCode	xsd:string	Represents the SCOPUS subject area code associated with the content category desired. One or more subject codes can be provided. The following resource shows all of the available subject classifications.
content	xsd:string options: tradejournal, journal, conferenceproceeding, bookseries	Specifies the type of source to be returned. One or more source types can be provided. Available choices include: tradejournal - Trade Publications journal - Journals conferenceproceeding - Conference Proceedings bookseries - Book Series
date	xsd:string	Represents the date range for filtering info entries in EHANCED view, with the lowest granularity being year. ex. date=2002-2007
oa	xsd:string options: all, full, partial, none	Filter used to specify whether the source titles returned should include Open Access types. If included in the request, this filter will limit the results based upon this Open Access status. Available choices include: all - Return all source titles, regardless of Open Access status. full - Include only those source titles defined as FULL Open Access. partial - Include only those source titles defined as PARTIAL Open Access. none - Include no source titles defined as Open Access (FULL or PARTIAL).

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Accept	xsd:string (required) default: application/json options: application/json, text/xml, application/xml, image/gif	This represents the acceptable mime types in which the response can be generated. This can also be submitted as the query string parameter "httpAccept". This returns the response in JSON or XML mark-up.
Authorization	xsd:string	This header field contains the OAuth bearer access token in which the format of the field is "Bearer <token>" (where the token represents the end-user session key). The presence of a bearer token implies the request will be executed against user-based entitlements. The Authorization field overrides X-ELS-Authtoken.
X-ELS-APIKey	xsd:string (required)	This represents a unique application developer key providing access to API resources. This key can also be submitted as the query string parameter "apiKey"
X-ELS-Authtoken	xsd:string	This represents a end-user session. If provided, this token is used to validate the credentials needed to access content in this resource. This token can also be submitted through the HTTP header "Authorization" or the query string parameter "access_token".
X-ELS-Insttoken	xsd:string	This represents a institution token. If provided, this key (in combination with its associated APIKey) is used to establish the credentials needed to access content in this resource. This token can also be provided through the query string parameter "insttoken".
X-ELS-ReqId	xsd:string	This is a client-defined request identifier, which will be logged in all trace messages of the service. This identifier can be used to track a specific transaction in the service's message logs. It will also be returned as an HTTP header in the corresponding response. Note that this should be a unique identifier for the client, and used to track a single transaction.
X-ELS-ResourceVersion	xsd:string options: new	Represents the version of the resource that should be received. Note that submitting new always returns the latest response version.

httpAccept	xsd:string options: application/json, text/xml, application/xml, image/gif	Override for HTTP header Accept, this represents the acceptable mime types for which the response can be generated.
access_token	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header Authorization, this contains the OAuth bearer access token, where the format of the field is "<token>" (where the token represents the end-user session key). The presence of a bearer token implies the request will be executed against user-based entitlements.
insttoken	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-Insttoken, this represents a institution token. If provided, this key (in combination with its associated APIKey) is used to establish the credentials needed to access content in this resource.
apiKey	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-APIKey, this represents a unique application developer key providing access to resource.
reqId	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-ReqId, this is a client-defined request identifier, which will be logged in all trace messages of the service. This identifier can be used to track a specific transaction in the service's message logs. Note that this should be a unique identifier for the client, and used to track a single transaction.
ver	xsd:string	Override for HTTP header X-ELS-ResourceVersion, this represents the version of the resource that should be received.
view	xsd:string default: STANDARD options: STANDARD, ENHANCED, CITESCORE, COVERIMAGE	The following chart shows the Serial Title Views.
field	xsd:string	This alias represents the name of specific fields that should be returned. The list of fields include all of the fields returned in the response payload (see view). Multiple fields can be specified, delimited by commas.
date	xsd:string	Represents the date range for filtering info entries in EHANCED view, with the lowest granularity being year. ex. date=2002-2007

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