1. Reference¶
1.1. Properties¶
1.1.2. authors¶
(array of strings) Array with the authors’ list. Format as in BibTeX. Check this StackExchange thread for details.
Warning
Make sure to keep the order of the names the same as the paper!
Example:
"authors": ["Chekhov, Anton", "de Maupassant, Guy", "Stifter, Adalbert"]
Example with only one author:
"authors": ["Chekhov, Anton"]
1.1.3. publication_name¶
(string) Name of the publication (journal or conference). Please, use the most common name used in scientific citations (without abbreviations and in lower case). Example:
"publication_name": "ieee transactions on networking"
1.1.4. publication_type¶
(string) It marks the type of publication. Please, consider carefully if the publication fits any of the following default labels (values):
"peer_reviewed_journal"journal with a peer review process."peer_reviewed_conference"conference with a peer review process."arxiv"paper is published only in arxiv."technical_report"technical report, usually without peer review, and published in the author’s/university’s page.
Example:
"publication_type": "peer_reviewed_journal"
1.1.6. organization_publishers (optional)¶
(array of strings) Please, consider carefully if the publication fits one or more of the following default organizations (values):
"ieee""elsevier""acm""springer""wiley""taylor_&_francis""mdpi"
Example:
"organization_publishers": ["acm"]
1.1.7. pages_number_of (optional)¶
(numerical) The total number of pages of the paper. Example:
"pages_number_of": 8
1.1.8. bibtex¶
(object) Various BibTeX-related fields. All fields in this object are strings.
Note
This object supports extra fields, so you are free to add other BibTeX properties.
1.1.8.1. type¶
(string, for bibtex citation compatibility) Please, consider carefully if the publication fits one or more of the following default bibtex types (values):
"article""inproceedings""techreport""inbook""misc"
Example:
"type": "article"
1.1.8.2. volume (optional)¶
(string, for bibtex citation compatibility) The volume of the related multi-volume publication or book. If there is no volume, write "missing". Example:
"volume": "8"
1.1.8.3. issue (optional)¶
(string, for bibtex citation compatibility) The issue or number of the related publication or book. If there is no issue or number, write "missing". Example:
"issue": "5"
1.1.8.4. pages (optional)¶
(string, for bibtex citation compatibility) The page range of the paper. If there is no page range, write "missing". Write “–” between page numbers. Example:
"pages": "102--114"
1.1.9. access_open (optional)¶
(boolean) Is the paper open access for any normal Internet user? Example:
"access_open": true
1.1.10. curated_by¶
(string) Last person who reviewed/curated/modified this JSON file. Example:
"curated_by": "ferreira, d."
1.1.11. curated_last_revision¶
(string, format: dd-mm-yyyy) Date of the last revision/modification of this JSON file. Example:
"curated_last_revision": "10-01-2017"
1.1.12. curated_revision_number¶
(numerical) Number of the total revisions/modification/updates carried out on this specific JSON file. Minimum number is 1. Example:
"curated_revision_number": 3
1.2. JSON example (reference, complete)¶
"reference": {
"title": "time-activity footprints in ip traffic",
"authors": ["Iglesias, Félix", "Zseby, Tanja"],
"publication_name": "computer networks",
"publication_type": "peer_reviewed_journal",
"year": 2016,
"organization_publishers": ["elsevier"],
"pages_number_of": "12",
"bibtex": {
"type": "article",
"volume": "107, Part 1",
"issue": "missing",
"pages": "64--75"
},
"access_open": false,
"curated_by": "iglesias, f.",
"curated_last_revision": "10-04-2017",
"curated_revision_number": 2
}