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===== IMPORTANT =====  
== IMPORTANT ==
* This is a DRAFT VERSION as of 07.05.2024
* This is a DRAFT VERSION as of 07.05.2024
* This is for now only valid for the Math+ Community
* This is for now only valid for the Math+ Community


=== How To Create a Community with Projects and Research Outcome Items ===
 
== How To Create a Community with Projects and Research Outcome Items ==
 
* The idea is that we have many research outcome items (publication, dataset, software, ...) in the knowledge graph.
* Some of these items are assigned to a community (e.g. the Math+ Center of Excellence)
* We want to offer a community-centric view, where all community items are listed
* To model this internally, we have the concepts of communities and projects.
* The difference between these two needs to be described better in the future. For now: accept it =)
 
 
'''Using this idea needs the following three steps:'''
 
==== 1) Create Community ====


# Create a new item for the XYZ community
# Create a new item for the XYZ community
## asd
# Add these properties:
## instance of = community
## MaRDI profile type = MaRDI community profile
# See this example: https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/wiki/Item:Q6038427
 
 
==== 2) Create Project ====
 
# Create a new item for a project within the community
# Add these properties:
## community = COMMUNITY_FROM_PREVIOUS_STEP
## instance of = scientific project
# See this example: https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/wiki/Item:Q6205092
 
 
=== 3) Create Research Outcome (or link existing) ===
 
# Create a new item for a research outcome
# Add these properties:
## Community = COMMUNITY_FROM_PREVIOUS_STEP
## Internal Project ID = PROJECT_FROM_PREVIOUS_STEP
# See this example: https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/wiki/Item:Q6038430
 
== HINTS FOR IMPORTING MATH+ COMMUNITY (ITEMS) FROM ZENODO ==
* Every project (e.g. AA1-6 or EF1-24) has to be created first, before an item (paper, software, dataset) can be linked to it
** List 1: https://mathplus.de/research-2/application-areas/
** List 2: https://mathplus.de/research-2/emerging-fields/
* Maybe a good strategy is to first create the item (e.g. a dataset item) and import its meta-data with the project code (e.g. AA1-6) as a string.
* And then in a second step add the property "Internal Project ID" that is the link to the project.
* Maybe not.

Revision as of 22:05, 7 May 2024


IMPORTANT

  • This is a DRAFT VERSION as of 07.05.2024
  • This is for now only valid for the Math+ Community


How To Create a Community with Projects and Research Outcome Items

  • The idea is that we have many research outcome items (publication, dataset, software, ...) in the knowledge graph.
  • Some of these items are assigned to a community (e.g. the Math+ Center of Excellence)
  • We want to offer a community-centric view, where all community items are listed
  • To model this internally, we have the concepts of communities and projects.
  • The difference between these two needs to be described better in the future. For now: accept it =)


Using this idea needs the following three steps:

1) Create Community

  1. Create a new item for the XYZ community
  2. Add these properties:
    1. instance of = community
    2. MaRDI profile type = MaRDI community profile
  3. See this example: https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/wiki/Item:Q6038427


2) Create Project

  1. Create a new item for a project within the community
  2. Add these properties:
    1. community = COMMUNITY_FROM_PREVIOUS_STEP
    2. instance of = scientific project
  3. See this example: https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/wiki/Item:Q6205092


3) Create Research Outcome (or link existing)

  1. Create a new item for a research outcome
  2. Add these properties:
    1. Community = COMMUNITY_FROM_PREVIOUS_STEP
    2. Internal Project ID = PROJECT_FROM_PREVIOUS_STEP
  3. See this example: https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/wiki/Item:Q6038430

HINTS FOR IMPORTING MATH+ COMMUNITY (ITEMS) FROM ZENODO

  • Every project (e.g. AA1-6 or EF1-24) has to be created first, before an item (paper, software, dataset) can be linked to it
  • Maybe a good strategy is to first create the item (e.g. a dataset item) and import its meta-data with the project code (e.g. AA1-6) as a string.
  • And then in a second step add the property "Internal Project ID" that is the link to the project.
  • Maybe not.