zenodo: Add metadata file #559
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Zenodo is a CERN operated service. It's purpose is to provide a repository of open materials, mainly software and datasets, and make them easily citable. GitHub and Zenodo are fairly well integrated. VOLK already has an entry: https://zenodo.org/record/4903136 However, the provided information is inaccurate. The new `.zenodo.json` file improves more accurate metadata. Further, new releases are automatically added to Zenodo as well. There's even a DOI for all versions [10.5281/zenodo.3360942](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3360942) A batch is added to the top-level README. Signed-off-by: Johannes Demel <demel@uni-bremen.de>
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Zenodo is a CERN operated service. It's purpose is to provide a repository of open materials, mainly software and datasets, and make them easily citable.
GitHub and Zenodo are fairly well integrated.
VOLK already has an entry:
https://zenodo.org/record/4903136
However, the provided information is inaccurate. The new
.zenodo.jsonfile improves more accurate metadata. Further, new releases are automatically added to Zenodo as well.There's even a DOI for all versions 10.5281/zenodo.3360942
A batch is added to the top-level README.
The provided scripts make it easy to add more citation metadata to
.zenodo.json(e.g. ORCID, affiliation) while contributor names may be added programmatically before a new release from git data.