Web of Science Linked Article Match Retrieval will be deprecated as of November 2023. Instead, the Web of Science REST based API must be used then. The code in this repository below is just kept for historic reasons.
As a replacement, the Web of Science citation plugin (WoS REST API based) can be used.
The WoS LAMR import script gathers citation data from Clarivate Analytics Web of Science™ Core Collection. It imports Times Cited, UT Number, Source URL, Citing Article URL, Related Records URL from Web of Science™ Core Collection via Links Article Match Retrieval Service (Links AMR).
License to Clarivate Analytics Web of Science™ Core Collection. In addition, administrators should register an appid (e.g. the URL of their repository) and a partner e-mail address with Clarivate.
The setup procedure consists of the following steps
- Installation
- Configuration
- Test the import script
- Edit your cron table
- Rendering the citation data
Copy the content of the bin and cfg directories to the respective {eprints_root}/archives/{yourarchive}/bin and {eprints_root}/archives/{yourarchive}/cfg directories.
In your cfg.d/z_wos_lamr.pl file, you need to adapt the following lines:
$c->{woslamr}->{app_id} = 'Enter the id of your app (e.g. www.repo.institution.com) here';
$c->{woslamr}->{env_id} = 'EPrints';
$c->{woslamr}->{partner_email} = 'Enter the WOS LAMR partner id here';
# field names for DOI and PubMed ID (may be different in other repositories)
#
$c->{woslamr}->{doi} = "doi";
$c->{woslamr}->{pmid} = "pubmedid";Insert the field definitions from cfg.d/eprint_fields_snippet.pl into your cfg.d/eprint_fields.pl .
After you have edited the configuration files, restart the web server.
Carry out an epadmin update yourrepo to get the new fields added to your database.
Test if you have a successful connection to the WoS LAMR Service by issuing a
sudo -u {web_process_name} bin/import_citation_data_from_wos_via_lamr {yourrepo} 1
Depending on your environment, you may also need to specify a http/https proxy server.
Create a shell script that calls bin/import_citation_data_from_wos_via_lamr. Depending on your environment, you may also need to specify a http/https proxy server. Add this script to your crontab; we recommend to carry out the update job once per week.
Rendering of the citation data is highly specific to how the repository was configured. You can add the WoS fields to your cfg/citations/eprint/summary_page.xml. Others (as we do at UZH) use a tailored cfg.d/eprint_render.pl to render the summary page. We provide a snippet in cfg.d/eprint_render_snippet.pl that you can take as an example for your repo.