Scholarly publishing and linked data

Scholarly publishing and linked data
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学术出版和链接数据

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10.1145/2362499.2362502
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2012
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Peroni S
Peroni S
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最近,已经引入了几种用于语义发布的本体。然而,与其他现实世界领域一样,学术出版也需要根据精确的持续时间和相关过程发生的特定背景来描述。例如,文档在其发布过程中改变状态,例如从“草稿”到“已提交”到“正在审查”到“已接受发布”等等。同样,一个人的角色可能会随着时间而改变:一个人与学术机构的隶属关系或一个期刊编辑的角色可能会随着时间而改变。用于描述链接数据中的个人和书目实体的现有众所周知的本体目前无法对临时或依赖于上下文的占有的情况(例如,持有状态或角色)进行建模。在本文中,我们通过引入语义出版的两个本体来解决这个问题,即出版角色本体和出版状态本体,它们定义了学术出版领域中人员的角色和文档的状态。
Recently, several ontologies have been introduced for semantic publishing. However, scholarly publishing, like other real-world domains, needs to be described also in terms of precise temporal durations and the particular contexts in which the relevant processes take place. For instance, a document changes status during its publication process, e.g., from "draft" to "submitted" to "under review" to "accepted for publication", and so on. Similarly, one's roles may change with time: one's affiliation with an academic institution or one's role as a journal editor are likely to change over time. Existing well-known ontologies used to describe individuals and bibliographic entities in the Linked Data are currently not able to model situations of temporary or context-dependent possession (e.g., the holding of a status or of a role). In this paper, we address this issue by introducing two ontologies for semantic publishing, thePublishing Roles Ontologyand thePublishing Status Ontology, that define the roles of people and the statuses of documents in the scholarly publishing domain.