Closed ronaldtse closed 3 years ago
@ronaldtse what do we need to cite? If we need to cite the dates
element:
- dates:
- 2012-06-01
title: Decision CIPM/101-1
identifier: 101-1
url: https://www.bipm.org/en/committees/cipm/meeting/101(I).html
reference: https://www.bipm.org/utils/en/pdf/CIPM/CIPM2012-EN.pdf
considerations: []
actions: []
subject: The CIPM
x-unparsed:
- agreed that the minutes of the 100th meeting (2011) were confirmed by correspondence
and that the printed version tabled is a true copy of what was circulated.
then it needs to be converted into relaton-iho model. Assume the mapping could be the following:
date[@type='published']
title
docidentifier
url[@type='src']
url[@type='doi']
Do you have suggestions on how to map considerations
, actions
, subject
, and x-unparsed
?
@andrew2net, ignore considerations, actions, subject, and x-unparsed. This is full text of the content of the recommendations (albeit structured): they have no business in a bibliographic citation.
The subject seems to be the addressed organisation or type of organisation; e.g. Comité international des poids et mesures, or national metrology institutes. It doesn't belong in relaton either; we could shove it in keywords, but I don't see why we should.
@ronaldtse I've added CGPM Resolutions to the relaton-data-bipm. Please check if it is correct.
@andrew2net thanks for adding them -- quick question -- did you write a script to import them? If so, can you add the script here? We certainly don't want to maintain these manually...
@ronaldtse yes I've written a script but it converts only CGPM now. I'll make the script more universal and add it to relaton-data-bipm gem.
@ronaldtse all the resolutions are converted. The script is in relaton-data-bipm
repository. Instruction is in the script's comments.
@andrew2net we have these Resolutions that can be cited:
What is the best way to enable the citation of them?
cc: @opoudjis