Venue
A Venue is an entity that models a publishing “gateway” used by an Agent to make their Research products available to others.
Venues are defined with an editorial point of view.
- A scholarly journal is a typical example of Venue for a Research product sub-typed as
literature
; - A dataset catalog is a typical example of Venue for a Research product subtyped as
research data
. Depending on the context an entity can be represented as a Venue or a Research product; a book is one of these specific entities.
Example: Episciences is an overlay platform supporting the management of open-access journals on top of the Open Access repository HAL. In this context, episciences.org is a publishing Venue (journal, open access, open peer review), while HAL is a Data source. Articles published via episciences.org will be therefore linked to the respective journal (publishing Venue) and the data source HAL.
However, HAL is also a publishing Venue for researchers that are directly uploading their Research product. More specifically, a publishing Venue with peer-review and some support for metadata curation. In this case, a Research product will be linked to HAL both as a publishing Venue and as a Data source.
Properties
local_identifier
String (mandatory): Unique code identifying a Venue in the SKG (if any, otherwise “stateless identifier”).
Suggestion: Use a URL as a string to make this entity dereferenceable on the Web. For additional information, see the section ‘Local identifiers of entities’ of the Interoperability Framework.
"local_identifier": "https://w3id.org/oc/meta/br/062501778099"
identifiers
List (recommended): Objects representing external identifiers for the entity.
Each object is structured as follows.
scheme
String (mandatory): The scheme for the external identifier. It can be one of the followingvalue
String (mandatory): The external identifier.
Note: the current version of SKG-IF includes the following types of identifiers (to be specified as strings in the field “scheme”): issn
, eissn
, lissn
, isbn
, opendoar
, re3data.org
, fairsharing
, doi
, handle
"identifiers": [
{
"scheme": "issn"
"value": "0302-9743"
},
{
"scheme": "isbn"
"value": "978-3-031-25049-1"
}
]
entity_type
String (mandatory): Field stating what kind of entity is being serialised.
Needed for parsing purposes; fixed to venue
.
"entity_type": "venue"
name
String (optional): The name of a Venue.
"name": "The Semantic Web – ISWC 2020: 19th International Semantic Web Conference, Athens, Greece, November 2–6, 2020, Proceedings, Part II"
acronym
String (optional): Acronym used by a Venue.
"acronym": "JASIST"
type
String (optional): The type of a Venue.
The String follows the vocabulary below:
journal
conference
book
repository
other
unknown
"type": "journal"
series
String (optional): The name of the conference or book series.
"series": "Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)"
access_rights
Object (recommended): The access right for the specific journal.
It specifies the following properties:
status
String (mandatory): describe if the journal is open access (open
), closed access (closed
), or hybrid (hybrid
).description
String (recommended): describe and qualify the specific status selected.
"access_rights": {
"status": "open",
"description": "Diamond Open Access journal"
}
creation_date
String (optional): The date of creation of a Venue. The string should be compliant with the ISO 8601 datetime string.
"creation_date": "2019-09-13T00:00:00+00:00"
contributions
List (optional): Agents that contributed to a Venue.
Each element of the list is structured as follows:
by
String (mandatory): The identifier of an Agent.-
roles
List (recommended): The roles of an Agent contributing to a Venue.To choose from the following list:
publisher
editor
"contributions": [
{
"by": "pub1",
"role": "publisher"
},
{
"by": "ed1",
"role": "editor"
},
{
"by": "ed2",
"role": "editor"
}
]