Wikidata:WikiProject Linked Data for Production/2020-November-9 Wikidata Working Hour

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November 9, 2020 Wikidata Working Hour[edit]

Monday, November 9, 2020 at 8am PST / 11am EST / 16:00 UTC / 5pm CET

Logistics[edit]

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Resources from LD4 Affinity Group Call on the Author Disambiguator Tool[edit]

Ways to Contribute[edit]

Add missing authors to scientific journal articles on COVID-19 using the Author Disambiguator Tool[edit]

1. Items for scientific journal articles on COVID-19 (main subject (P921): SARS-CoV-2 (Q82069695), COVID-19 (Q84263196), COVID-19 pandemic (Q81068910)) that have authors as strings are available on this spreadsheet. Add your initials in the "Initials" column for the items you are working on. The spreadsheet is based on the this query--

The following query uses these:

  • Properties: instance of (P31)  View with Reasonator View with SQID, main subject (P921)  View with Reasonator View with SQID, author name string (P2093)  View with Reasonator View with SQID, publication date (P577)  View with Reasonator View with SQID
    SELECT DISTINCT ?item ?itemLabel ?pdate
    {
      VALUES ?topics { wd:Q82069695 wd:Q84263196 wd:Q81068910 } 
      ?item wdt:P31 wd:Q13442814.
      ?item wdt:P921 ?topics.
      ?item wdt:P2093 ?authorstring .
      OPTIONAL { ?item wdt:P577 ?pdate }
      SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "en" } .
    }
    ORDER BY ?pdate
    LIMIT 1000
    

2. Search for the author by first and last name found in author name string (P2093) in the Author Disambiguator Tool.

3. Choose "Fuzzy match" and then click "Look for author" button.

4. Potential publications are found. Under "Group 1" click "Uncheck all," so that you can verify author matches.

5. Look at each publication to determine if the publication author matches the Wikidata item the tool has found in the "Match?" column. Clicking the matched name string link takes you to a page with a link to the Wikidata item as well as the author's publications. If the tool has not found any matches for a Wikidata item, you can check that an item for your author doesn't exist and create one.

6. If you can verify that the publication belongs to the match, click the checkbox beside the name string in the "Authors (identified)" column.

7. Once you have gone through the publications, choose the QID for the author to match the publications within the "Potential author items" section or paste in the QID for the author item that you created.

8. Click "Link works to selected author" button.

(If the paper you are working on also has authors who already have author items, you can also use the Author Disambiguator Tool to link them up with more of their papers in Wikidata.)

Add missing authors to scientific journal articles on COVID-19[edit]

1. Items for scientific journal articles on COVID-19 (main subject (P921): SARS-CoV-2 (Q82069695), COVID-19 (Q84263196), COVID-19 pandemic (Q81068910)) that have authors as strings are available on this spreadsheet. Add your initials in the "Initials" column for the items you are working on. The spreadsheet is based on the this query--

The following query uses these:

  • Properties: instance of (P31)  View with Reasonator View with SQID, main subject (P921)  View with Reasonator View with SQID, author name string (P2093)  View with Reasonator View with SQID, publication date (P577)  View with Reasonator View with SQID
    SELECT DISTINCT ?item ?itemLabel ?pdate
    {
      VALUES ?topics { wd:Q82069695 wd:Q84263196 wd:Q81068910 } 
      ?item wdt:P31 wd:Q13442814.
      ?item wdt:P921 ?topics.
      ?item wdt:P2093 ?authorstring .
      OPTIONAL { ?item wdt:P577 ?pdate }
      SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "en" } .
    }
    ORDER BY ?pdate
    LIMIT 1000
    

2. Search for the author names found in author name string (P2093) in Wikidata to see if an item already exists for the author.

  • At this point, it may be useful to search for an open-access copy of the article, or to search the article title in your library's catalog to see if you have access to a PDF or other full text, because the article may contain an individual author's ORCiD ID or affiliations. These may help you to confirm a match between an author name string and a Wikidata item. Or, you may want to add this information to a new Wikidata item.

3. If you find an item, proceed to step 4. If you don't find an item, create one for the author. See Stanford's Wikidata Working Group's data model for faculty to find additional appropriate properties to add to the item.

Properties for describing faculty and researchers

From: Wikidata:WikiProject_Stanford_Libraries/Data_models#Academic_faculty

Label Identifier Data type Description Example value
employer P108 Item An institution employing the person. Stanford University (Q41506)
work location P937 Item The geographic location of where the person is employed. Stanford (Q173813)
field of work P101 Item The person's area of study. All academic disciplines in Wikidata
educated at P69 Item Where the person was educated, at any level.
occupation P106 Item An activity the person engages in, whether in a career context or more generally. university teacher (Q1622272), researcher (Q1650915)
official website P856 URL The official website for a person. ex. https://profiles.stanford.edu/judith-frydman


4. Add author (P50) with the Wikidata item you have found or created for the author and qualify it with series ordinal (P1545) and the author's position. If the author's name appears differently on the publication than on the author's label, you can add the name as it appears on the publication using the qualifier object named as (P1932).

5. Remove the author's name string statement from the author name string (P2093).

Resources[edit]

Cradle Templates[edit]

The Cradle Tool provides you with a template to create certain types of items. There are templates for adding authors, journals, and articles that you may find helpful. Note that the template does not allow you to add references, so once you have created your item using the template, you'll need to add references to it.

Describing People[edit]

Adding References to Wikidata[edit]

Gadgets and user scripts[edit]