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[Aggregate] Provide analytics for a resource #25

Open fenekku opened 6 years ago

fenekku commented 6 years ago

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saragon02 commented 6 years ago

Show analytics for each dataset record/resource on: views, downloads, how many new publications it results in since upload.

saragon02 commented 6 years ago

Show analytics for citations. Similar to the discussion thread from datacure list-serv (below), we'd like to:

  1. Collect data citations
  2. Display data citations in the record
  3. Keep citation counts as up-to-date as possible

Dear Lisa,

  1. We collect data citations through Crossref event data. This only gets citations where the publisher includes the references in their Crossref deposit, but it’s free and trustworthy. Code: https://github.com/caltechlibrary/ames
  2. They get displayed as related identifiers (e.g. http://dx.doi.org/10.14291/tccon.ggg2014.parkfalls01.R0/1149161). Second on the PURR shoutout, that summary display is very nice! We’d love to add a similar summary count to the landing page.
  3. The script checks for new citations pretty much daily. It’s still dependent on the publishers, so there is a lag.

Tom

Lisa wrote:

I've been looking at how data repositories collect and display citation counts for data sets in their repository. This is info that we would like to collect and then display, but don't currently have a good process.

How are you...

  1. Collecting data citations?
  2. Displaying data citations on the record?
  3. Keeping citation counts up to date as much as possible?

Shout out to PURR, I really liked how they were displaying citations along side download stats, looks nice! Check out this example, http://dx.doi.org/10.4231/D3WW7702P

Lisa

saragon02 commented 5 years ago

As a user, I want to see the "number of citations" badge item-by-item for all resources brought up in a search.

carsonicator commented 5 years ago

Adding this link since COUNTER is being included as part of the Invenio-stats module...

The COUNTER code of practice for research usage metrics: https://www.projectcounter.org/counter-code-practice-research-data-usage-metrics-release-1/

This is being promoted by the RDA Data Metrics Working Group (@resdatall), OpenAIRE, and other organizations to provide standardization in metrics reporting around resource usage.

fenekku commented 5 years ago

Blocked : aggregation doesn't work in tests and invenio-stats is under heavy development right now. Waiting for potential clarifications from invenio team.