How to structure citations data and bibliographic metadata in the OpenCitations accepted format

Arcangelo Massari (1); Bologna; Department of Classical Philology; Italian Studies; Italy); Ivan Heibi (1) ((1) Research Centre for Open Scholarly Metadata; University of Bologna

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arxiv 2206.03971 v1 pith:EQN7VGW2 submitted 2022-06-08 cs.DL

How to structure citations data and bibliographic metadata in the OpenCitations accepted format

Arcangelo Massari (1) , Ivan Heibi (1) ((1) Research Centre for Open Scholarly Metadata , Department of Classical Philology , Italian Studies , University of Bologna , Bologna , Italy) This is my paper

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The OpenCitations organization is working on ingesting citation data and bibliographic metadata directly provided by the community (e.g., scholars and publishers). The aim is to improve the general coverage of open citations, which is still far from being complete, and use the provided metadata to enrich the characterization of the citing and cited entities. This paper illustrates how the citation data and bibliographic metadata should be structured to comply with the OpenCitations accepted format.

How to structure citations data and bibliographic metadata in the OpenCitations accepted format

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