Publications and International Standard for bibliographic references I'm applying for a job which requires the list of all publications.
Quoting the call:


  Publications over the last 10 years in chronological order within each category following the International Standard for bibliographic references with DOI whenever possible.  


I'm a bit confused because I have no clue how to write my publications in this format. 
Since I'm a computer scientist I usually take the bibtex from databases like DBLP or Scholar, but I'm not sure if it's equivalent for this International Standard.
Do you have any suggestions?
Have you searched for this citation style? There is even a wikipedia article on this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Bibliographic_Description. There is an example which gives you an hint how you should structure your bibliographic reference. If a certain element of the list can't be applied to one of your publications , you could leave it out/not mention it.  My guess would be that official university catalogs use this or a similar style and you could consult these to make sure you do it right.