Semantic linkages in research information systems as a new data source for scientometric studies

Parinov, Sergey; Kogalovsky, Mikhail R.

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“…These patterns for textual documents were fully described in [14] and modelled as an OWL ontology called Pattern Ontology 27 , which is summarised in Figure 2.…”

Section: Structural Foundation: Structural Patternsmentioning

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“…These basic properties are thus combined in order to obtain four different disjoint classes describing entities that (A) contain both text and substructures (po:Mixed), (B) contain substructures but do not contain text (po:Bucket), (C) con- 27 These patterns are briefly introduced in Table 1. They facilitate the creation of unambiguous, manageable and well-structured documents.…”

Section: Structural Foundation: Structural Patternsmentioning

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“…SLOR In [26,27], the authors introduce a tool that allows any researcher to create an open repository of research-relevant objects by adding semantic links between them according to specific RDF vocabularies and OWL ontologies. This repository, called Semantic Linkages Open Repository (SLOR), uses DoCO as 40 PubMed Central Open Access Subset: http://www.ncbi.nlm.…”

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The Document Components Ontology (DoCO)

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Pettifer

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Abstract. The availability in machine-readable form of descriptions of the structure of documents, as well as of the document discourse (e.g. the scientific discourse within scholarly articles), is crucial for facilitating semantic publishing and the overall comprehension of documents by both users and machines. In this paper we introduce DoCO, the Document Components Ontology, an OWL 2 DL ontology that provides a general-purpose structured vocabulary of document elements to describe both structural and rhetorical document components in RDF. In addition to giving a formal description of the ontology, this paper showcases its utility in practice in a variety of our own applications and other activities of the Semantic Publishing community that rely on DoCO to annotate and retrieve document components of scholarly articles.

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“…These patterns for textual documents were fully described in [14] and modelled as an OWL ontology called Pattern Ontology 27 , which is summarised in Figure 2.…”

Section: Structural Foundation: Structural Patternsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Structural Foundation: Structural Patternsmentioning

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The Document Components Ontology (DoCO)

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“…The Socionet system allows one to generate a number of new scientometric indices based on the current state of the semantic structure of the content [3,4]. To date, only the embedded (base) taxonomy of semantic linkages can be used for this purpose.…”

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“…By exploring layers of the semantic structure, one can discover ways in which particular schools were formed, trace the history of their development, and obtain other useful data. New scientometric indexes can be created that take into account the semantics of references [3,4] in contrast to presently available systems (citation indexes). Note also that the users of the digital library with semantically structured content are provided with additional efficient tool for accessing the information resources available in the digital library: the visual semantic navigation through the structure of the content.…”

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Social network technologies for semantic linking of information objects in scientific digital library

Kogalovsky

Parinov

2014

Program Comput Soft

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Abstract. In the last decade, scientific digital libraries were traditionally used for publishing research results and for enabling wide open access to them. Functional capabilities of digital libraries can be extended by offering users the opportunity of linking information objects of the library and providing for created linkages explicitly defined semantics based on a given ontology. Such an activity of users, which is peculiar to social networks, motivated by different reasons, and carried out on their own initiative, results in the dynamic semantic structure of the digital library content. In the environment of such a kind of a social network, certain new forms of scientific activities become possible and data sources can be created that provide more information for scientometric researches as compared to presently available ones. In this paper, we propose an approach for creating such networks and discuss results of its implementation in the Socionet environment; the Socionet is a large-scale online information space that covers information resources of a number of scientific, educational, etc. organizations. This work was supported by the Russian Foundation for Humanities, project no. 14-02-12010-v.

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Semantic Enrichment of Research Outputs Metadata: New CRIS Facilities for Authors

Parinov

2014

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Semantic linkages in research information systems as a new data source for scientometric studies

Cited by 16 publications

References 6 publications

The Document Components Ontology (DoCO)

The Document Components Ontology (DoCO)

Social network technologies for semantic linking of information objects in scientific digital library

Semantic Enrichment of Research Outputs Metadata: New CRIS Facilities for Authors

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