RIS is a standardized file format developed by Research Information Systems. It is the "universal language" for citation management software. Unlike the hierarchical and nested nature of XML, RIS is a flat, tag-based format using two-letter codes to denote fields.
To understand the conversion process, you must first understand the nature of the two formats involved.
Most reference managers have built-in import filters that handle standard XML schemas automatically.
XML is a flexible, hierarchical markup language used to store and transport data. It is the standard format for many web services and database exports (such as OAI-PMH feeds, PubMed records, or library catalogs). XML does not have a fixed set of tags; instead, it allows the creator to define their own tags (e.g., <author> , <title> , <pubDate> ).
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