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For conference series (and probably other similar types of content), its important to add data to OpenResearch in bulk. Here is how this can be done easily | For conference series (and probably other similar types of content), its important to add data to OpenResearch in bulk. Here is how this can be done easily | ||
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* Be aware, that updating existing content/templates does not yet seem to be possible (all pages will be overwritten unless you select the Skip option | * Be aware, that updating existing content/templates does not yet seem to be possible (all pages will be overwritten unless you select the Skip option | ||
| − | = | + | =Create events and event serieses= |
| − | * | + | * Create [[Special:FormEdit/Event|events]] or [[Special:FormEdit/EventSeries|event series]] |
| − | + | * Its particularly useful to get an overview of how a conference serie developed over time, e.g. wrt. acceptance rate geographic focus etc. | |
| − | * | + | * In most cases, there is a Web page of the steering committee of a conference series, which will contain information about past and future events. |
| − | * | + | * The foreword/preface of the respective proceedings (which is freely accessible in most cases) also usually contains the most important facts about a conference (e.g. chairs, number of submitted and accepted papers etc.). |
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| − | * | + | =Get involved= |
| + | * Add ideas/issues/feature requests to our [[Feedback|Feedback-list]]. | ||
| + | * stay connected by subscribing to one of our mailinglists: | ||
| + | ** [https://groups.google.com/d/forum/openresearch-announcements OpenResearch announcements] | ||
| + | ** [https://groups.google.com/d/forum/openresearch-discussion OpenResearch discussion] | ||
| + | ** [https://groups.google.com/d/forum/openresearch-editors OpenResearch editors] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:24, 15 December 2020
Contents
Häufig gestellte Fragen für die Kuratierung
Guidelines for creating events
Mandatory properties
Recommended properties
- Abstract deadline
- Acronym
- Camera ready due
- Cfp
- DOI landing page
- Demo deadline
- Event in series
- Event status
- Event type
- Event type other
- EventSeries acronym
- Has coordinator
- Has location city
- Has location country
- Has location state
- Has subject
- Homepage
- Notification
- Paper deadline
- Poster deadline
- Sponsor
- Submission deadline
- Tutorial deadline
- Workshop deadline
Optional properties
Bulk Page creation
For conference series (and probably other similar types of content), its important to add data to OpenResearch in bulk. Here is how this can be done easily
Bulk Page Creation with XML import
- Create a spreadsheet with the important information, similar to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19n943XNzDDuCaBpZ4x1l1P4gJVQ8my2424o4UOc3v9k/edit
- Export the spreadsheet to a CSV
- You can use a service such as http://mwcsvimport.pronique.com to create an XML import file for MediaWiki from the CSV using the following template:
The Title should be "{$Acronym}" and each of the variables should aligned with variables in the xml file.
{{Event
|Acronym={$Acronym}
|Title={$Title}
|Series=ESWC
|Type=Conference
|Field=Semantic web
|Start date={$Start}
|End date={$End}
|City={$City}
|State={$State}
|Country={$Country}
|Homepage={$Homepage}
|Submitted papers={$Submissions}
|Accepted papers={$Accepted}
|has general chair={$Chair},
|has program chair={$PC chair}
}}
- Use MediWiki Import pages to upload the generated XML import file and create the pages in bulk
- The import page accepts XML files formated in the Media Wiki export format (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Export, https://www.mediawiki.org/xml/export-0.10.xsd)
Bulk page creation with CSV Import
- the Data Transfer extension allows to create pages in bulk from CSV
- Create a CSV file with the page title in the first column and columns for all template attributes named according to the scheme Template[attribute]:
Title,Event[Series],Event[Acronym],Event[Homepage],Event[Start date],Event[End date],Event[City],Event[State],Event[Country],Event[Field],Event[Type],Event[Submitted papers],Event[Accepted papers],Event[Title] WI 2017,IEEE/WIC/ACM,WI 2017,www.webintelligence2017.com,2017/08/23,2017/08/27,Leipzig,,Germany,Web Intelligence,Conference,,,International Conference on Web Intelligence
- See a long example here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1C20626svZyCraRCErH6pqCCZnBoOqzRqgxN7B7aT9ms/edit
- Often the conference website has tables or lists with all the previous events, which can be copied directly into the spreadsheet
- Power Tools for Google Sheets allows to split and merge data in spreadsheets easily
- upload the data using Special:ImportCSV or email the CSV (or Google Sheets link) to info@openresearch.org - we will take care of the importing
- Be aware, that updating existing content/templates does not yet seem to be possible (all pages will be overwritten unless you select the Skip option
Create events and event serieses
- Create events or event series
- Its particularly useful to get an overview of how a conference serie developed over time, e.g. wrt. acceptance rate geographic focus etc.
- In most cases, there is a Web page of the steering committee of a conference series, which will contain information about past and future events.
- The foreword/preface of the respective proceedings (which is freely accessible in most cases) also usually contains the most important facts about a conference (e.g. chairs, number of submitted and accepted papers etc.).
Get involved
- Add ideas/issues/feature requests to our Feedback-list.
- stay connected by subscribing to one of our mailinglists:
