Cited By Linking Out References
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This document discusses strategies for participating in Crossref's Cited-By linking service, which allows members to see references from other publications that cite their own journal articles. It outlines three ways for members to deposit reference lists with their article metadata to Crossref, and three strategies for retrieving cited-by data - periodically downloading new data and updating pages; downloading data once and enabling alerts; or retrieving data on-the-fly when users view cited-by results. The document provides examples of HTTP requests members can make to Crossref to deposit references and retrieve cited-by data using these different strategies.
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Cited By Linking Out References
- 2. Cited By Chuck Koscher Director of Technology
- 3. ` linking out your references is the opposite of Cited By linking
- 4. • Members MUST add outbound CrossRef DOI links to their references – This is a membership rule Linking References
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- 6. Getting back your matched references https://doi.crossref.org/getResolvedRefs?doi=10.1103/PhysRevE.91.062714&usr=…
- 7. ` Cited-BY (what other journals reference or ‘cite’ your journal)
- 8. Title of Presentation Presenter Presenter position @twittername Meeting/Conference title, Location, Date
- 11. Participation 1. Sign up at http://www.crossref.org/06members/citedby_linking_signup.html 2. Deposit to Crossref reference lists with article’s metadata 3. Query Crossref for a list of all DOIs citing a document 4. Display Cited-by results on your website There is no fee to participate Cited-By is an optional service
- 12. Title of Presentation Presenter Presenter position @twittername Meeting/Conference title, Location, Date An XML deposit file Depositing your references
- 13. ` Depositing your references Three ways to include a reference in your XML 3) As text reference <citation key="2697_CR10"> <unstructured_citation>British Standard. Chemical methods- Extraction of trace elements soluble in aqua-regia. BS 7755-3.9: 1995 ISO 11466 1995</unstructured_citation> </citation> 1) As structured data <citation key="459_CR8"> <journal_title>Mon Weather Rev</journal_title> <author>GJ Holland</author> <volume>108</volume> <first_page>1212</first_page> <cYear>1980</cYear> </citation> 2) As a DOI <citation key="ref10"> <doi>10.1037/13484-000</doi> </citation>
- 14. `Three strategies for retrieving cited-by data 1) Periodically come and get the latest data, then update your pages 3) Come and get the data on the fly when a user has asked to see it • In all cases you make HTTP requests to get the data • In #1 and #2 you have to store the results 2) For each DOI come and get the data once, and enable alerts
- 15. ` Periodically get the data http://doi.crossref.org/servlet/getForwardLinks?usr=<username >&pwd=<password>&doi=<doi> &startDate=<startDate>&endDate=<endDate>&date=<single day> • The DOI would be just a prefix, in which case ‘date’ must be provided • These requests can return VERY large responses Example: http://doi.crossref.org/servlet/getForwardLinks? Usr=***&pwd=***&doi=10.1067&date=2011-05-10
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- 17. ` Periodically get the data http://oai.crossref.org/OAIHandler?verb=ListRecords&usr=<usernam e>&pwd=<password> &set=J:<prefix>:<journalID> &from=YYYY-MM-DD&until=YYYY-MM-DD &metadataPrefix=cr_citedby • These requests can return VERY large responses Example: http://oai.crossref.org/OAIHandler?verb=ListRecords&usr=bioone&pwd=**** &set=J:10.2981:60810&metadataPrefix=cr_citedby
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- 19. ` Get the data once, and enable alerts <?xml version = "1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> … <body> <fl_query alert="true"> <doi>10.1053/sonc.2002.35642</doi> </fl_query> </body> </query_batch>
- 20. `Get the data on the fly http://doi.crossref.org/servlet/getForwardLinks?us r=<username>&pwd=<password>&doi=<doi> http://doi.crossref.org/servlet/getForwardLinks? Usr=***&pwd=***&doi=10.1067/mcp.2001.115446 Example:
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Editor's Notes
- It’s the opposite of reference linking. This shows links to the articles that cite, or have references to an article.
- In order to make this work you have to deposit your references in the metadata you send to crossref. If every member does this we will build a comprehensive citation database for all of scholarly communications.
- Any questions?