Hi All,
Current bibliometrics project is in a humanities/social sciences area (not
typically my specialty). I'm looking for book descriptions for maybe ~1000
books. Even if I could automate filling in a few more of these, I would be
happy. I could scrape a catalog page, but that might be frowned
Ohhh. That looks promising - the Amazon API looks like to comes with a lot of
baggage now.
Thanks all,
Christina
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need additional info (title, author, etc?).
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On Tue, May 15, 2018 at 9:49 AM, Pikas, Christina K. <
christina.pi...@jhuapl.edu> wrote:
> Hi All,
> Current bibliometrics projec
Hi All,
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important and you can
declare there are fewer options. But it would depend on the particulars.
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On Oct 16, 2018, at 8:31 AM, Pikas, Christina K.
mailto:chr
I'm interested and would attend a DC area meeting.
Christina
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Seems like you'd need to hook in one of the web-crawling not-Google-Scholars
like https://www.semanticscholar.org/ ?
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Er... I mean... we tried so hard to use it, but it was so tedious and we
weren't even able to get the reports out of it that we wanted in the first
place. Plus, our local setup required e-mails to go out to all of the
requesters and that was as problematic as you would thi
There's a listserv: Library Makerspace Listserv
That has people from academic, public, and some special libraries. It's very
helpful!
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For studying this community, or using members of this community as potential
research subjects, it might be helpful to refer to AOIR ethics:
https://aoir.org/ethics/
Christina
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I'll just add the JISC bibliometrics listserv
(https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A0=LIS-BIBLIOMETRICS ).
Unfortunately ASIST more or less killed the SIGMETRICS list with their
shenanigans.
Christina
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Hi David,
Our beta version of our Civil Space staff profiles is pulling from ORCID (not
sure why it's not live yet). We're a consortium member which was only necessary
to be able to add to the profiles (we migrated data from ResearcherID).
I didn't do the programming myself- it was done by deve
Hi Athina,
Voyant is a good tool for getting started (https://voyant-tools.org/ ). Do you
program in Python or R? I have some additional suggestions if so.
Christina
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We're live with using the ORCID API to populate. I really, really, really wish
we had just used a COTs solution. This was built internally.
https://civspace.jhuapl.edu/Our-Staff/index.php (I say we but they called me
in intermittently so I had little input on those decisions)
We just went liv
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You may have already gotten a response but you need a room mike, not just a
headphone. Also assuming you will be projecting from the laptop? The WebCam
should also cover the room.
Definitely do a trial run first. And get the speaker online 15 minutes prior to
the panel.
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With JSTOR and HathiTrust I don't think it's an accident. If you want to do TDM
with their stuff you need to go through official channels (which you have done
with Hathi, I know).
Take, on the other hand, Wiley vs. ACS for chemistry content. Wiley has a click
through agreement administered (I
Hi All,
I'm wondering if anyone has a starting point resource or roundup of resources
that discuss the digitization of engineering datasheets. I'm thinking like ASM
phase diagrams, CINDAS thermophysical properties, whatnot is in Springer
Materials... There might be some examples from NASA or DOD
Replying late - maybe this has already been said - but a buddy from UNC did a
tutorial on SnapSeed and it's amazing. It's on both iPhone and Android. You can
do a lot of image editing as well as write on, do a border, etc.
Not affiliated, etc.
Christina
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An edge case but I've been using the pdftools package
(https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/pdftools/index.html) in R recently
with the udpipe package
(https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/udpipe/index.html) and it just...
works!
Christina
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Hi All,
A developer here is looking for a structured web form/controls for entering
citation data sort of like ORCID has or a citation manager where you would only
get the relevant fields depending on reference type. This is something he can
use in a new project.
I know there are plugins with t
University surplus? Even some place that has a large records capacity in
microfilm might have surplus? Neighboring states?
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Hi All,
Recent discussions reminded me I might have good luck asking here (fingers
crossed!) I'm faced with moving 2 internal WordPress sites to an internal
hosted Confluence wiki. I'm thinking post > page. As far as I can tell, the
Confluence community says to use a plugin to convert posts to W
nal links.
Jakob
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Christina K.
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Hi All,
Recent discussions reminded me I might h
I have a box here with the full version of ProCite 5 with CD but as you say,
probably not helpful. Have you tried contacting Clarivate? Or have you tried to
open it with EndNote?
Christina
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Unpaywall is a delight to use and I highly recommend it. You can submit a list
of DOIs on their page and it will e-mail you a detailed csv with the status of
each. Very quick.
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Tabula is pretty miraculous in turning hamburgers to cows but scanned from the
70s is a lot to ask. Still, I would try it. https://tabula.technology/
Christina
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I'm with Kim on the qualitative software - MaxQDA is quite good and definitely
less expensive than NVIVO (which also charges a lot for training).
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Honestly? I just google(or substitute any technology or
topic) and read other library's LibGuides. Clarivate has some but I find the
ones from our peers are most helpful.
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Johns Hopkins has such an animal. You can look at it here:
https://databases.library.jhu.edu/ (obviously login is required to actually
access nearly all the resources).
My colleagues who built it/manage it are on this list, I think, and they can
offer details.
Christina
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Some bibliometricians recently studied how to come up with a comprehensive list
of publications for an author. You can't do it from any one source alone -
machine-suggested author curated lists are maybe best, but database lists,
author lists, etc. are all horribly incomplete. This is even when
https://www.pangaea.de/ has that and I think all their code is open? I think
you can either click on a country or draw a bounding box.
On the first page you don't get very granular, but on the results from that you
can get extremely detailed.
Christina
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