mozilla/global-sprint

Literature Discovery via Open Citation Networks

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barney-walker commented

[ Project Contact ] @bjw49
[ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/bjw49/citation-network-explorer
[ Track ] Openness,
[ Location ] Cambridge UK BST
[ Coach ] @gilbertslade

Description

Objective 1: take CrossRef Open Citation data dump and make a database on AWS that allows us to query for all DOIs citing a specified DOI. (Vot Z, Fabio)

Objective 2: Build-in a Zotero integration that allows user to select a collection of papers and build a citation graph based on them. (Azura, Daniel, Barney)

Objective 3: Explore different ways of analysing citation graph for recommending papers. (Ciro)

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barney-walker commented

We have built a proof of concept widget that connects to Zotero and retrieves the folder structure of a users collections. This is then displayed to the user, who can pick a collection to explore. The widget then retrieves the DOIs of items in the collection and uses them to build the citation network.

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barney-walker commented

Ready to start uploading CrossRef Open Citation data dump to a dynamoDB on AWS! Scaling up Write Capacity now...