I finished tagging the WoS citations for the BMRB data repository which can be viewed in the BMRB – WoS Mendeley group. I also gathered the full-text for the ICPSR Data Collection and those citations can be viewed in the ICPSR – WoS Mendeley group.
I am back in Athens, Georgia (East time). I usually work in the office 10am – 6 pm, and should be on g-chat all this time. I will join a telephone (yes, only voice no face) conference at 2pm today with a group of people including Charlie Nunn. I will Continue reading Back to work
Today I continued the data collection for BMRB. I finished collecting all the full-text articles and have made my way through 3/4 of them. However, the BMRB articles are taking a little longer to analyze as most of them use footnotes or cite by number rather than by author name. Continue reading July 6, 2011 – BMRB Data Collection
Please view the email invitation to participate in the study here. (needs to be updated) Please view the draft list of interview questions here. (needs to be updated) Purpose: The purpose of the survey is to assess data production in the field of ecology. Specifically the survey will estimate the Continue reading DataONE Ecology Data Production Study
I finished applying tags to the subgroup of GEOROC – WoS articles which can be viewed at the GEOROC – WoS Mendeley group. I also started rounding up full-text for the BMRB WoS articles which can be viewed at the BMRB -WoS Mendeley group. Quite a few of the BMRB Continue reading July 5, 2011 – GEOROC & BMRB Data Collection
On Friday, July 1st, 2011, we submitted our preliminary findings as a poster proposal for the ASIS&T conference. The poster proposal can be viewed here.
Week Four Goals The goals for week four of LOD4DataONE were to move forward with extracting DataONE data, KNB and ORNL DAAC, and exposing it in RDF with links to related URIs. Results I focused first on KNB data and given the path of this week’s research, I did not Continue reading Week Four Update
This past week has been a busy one as the DataONE online learning modules are being prepared for the next stage of production. All but three have moved into the next stage of final edits and are getting ready for their Flash conversion. Several important decisions have been made this past Continue reading Voiceover Talent Scouts—Cast your vote!
This project has used custom python code at various steps to manipulate data formats, do some automated annotation parsing, and perform random subsampling. The python source is all available as open source gists on github: wos_txt_to_bibtex.py For converting ISI Web of Science tab-delimited exports into bibtex format annotate_bibtex.py For annotating Continue reading Open source python for bibtex transformations
The initial table and graphs were created using the results from the Google Scholar search and the subset of 150 articles analyzed from the WoS citations. As the results are a combination of a full search (GS) and a partial search (WoS) without extrapolation they should not be taken as conclusive but Continue reading June 30, 2011 – Initial Table and Graphs