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This is a question about how to make it easy for users to add detailed information to the database without having to manually enter it.
Current services which we could use are:
Open Library
Provides RDF representations of books - using FRBR, Dublin Core, FOAF and BIBO vocabularies to describe relationships.
CrossRef
Provides content negotiation for data describing DOI's - using Turtle or RDF gives back data in the form of triples - unsure if vocabulary changes based on original data source or if its standardised.
Alternatively we could use there Restful api - https://github.com/CrossRef/rest-api-doc
WorldCat
Provides content negotiation for book bibliographic information - using Schema and their own custom Library extension to present bibliographic data.
BaseData
This is an old project for linking together different identifiers. Potentially we could use this to offer a simple way to link these different services. Eg. ISBN points to DOI and OpenLibraryId.
Given that all these services have different vocabularies we will need to develop our own translators for each of these services and decide on a particular vocabulary for storing reference data in the hyperreadings db.
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After chatting with @sdockray - we have moved towards the idea of leveraging zotero translators for this rather than writing our own.
To begin with we experiment with running a zotero translation server but intend to move towards integrating directly into the app.
This is a question about how to make it easy for users to add detailed information to the database without having to manually enter it.
Current services which we could use are:
Open Library
Provides RDF representations of books - using FRBR, Dublin Core, FOAF and BIBO vocabularies to describe relationships.
CrossRef
Provides content negotiation for data describing DOI's - using Turtle or RDF gives back data in the form of triples - unsure if vocabulary changes based on original data source or if its standardised.
Alternatively we could use there Restful api - https://github.com/CrossRef/rest-api-doc
WorldCat
Provides content negotiation for book bibliographic information - using Schema and their own custom Library extension to present bibliographic data.
Open Citations
This uses the Spar Ontologies to represent citational data related to DOI's.
BaseData
This is an old project for linking together different identifiers. Potentially we could use this to offer a simple way to link these different services. Eg. ISBN points to DOI and OpenLibraryId.
Others - eg. Trove?
Given that all these services have different vocabularies we will need to develop our own translators for each of these services and decide on a particular vocabulary for storing reference data in the hyperreadings db.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: