DOI in the network summary table

[Chiara Catalano]

Hi

I see that the plain text exported from WoS does not have the titles and this is why in the network summary table the titles are missing, right? But why is that the DOI is also missing? It would be easier to identify the paper instead of clicking directly on the node to find that out. Is there another summary table that I've overlooked?

Thanks in advance

LG
Chiara
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Dr. Chiara Catalano
Technologies for Sustainability and Land Restoration
Wissenschafltiche Mitarbeiterin - Stadtökologie
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[Chaomei Chen]

Yes, and see my blog on how you can use Scopus to make use of titles of cited references.
DOIs are not always available. You can right-click on a node and go to the DOI menu item, it will work if there is a valid DOI; or it will tell you, the data is insufficient. I will make a note to check the network summary and to show DOIs whenever available.

[Chiara Catalano]

Dear Chaomei

thanks a lot for the answer!

I think that there is a temporary solution namely combining the citation burst history file (.tsv) automatically generated and saved in the project folder (by pressing the citation/frequency button) and the network summary file (.csv). Infact, in the burst history file the articles are identified also by the DOI and the only missing info contained in the network summary table would be the cluster number.

Here the headers of the burst history file:

keyword TC Centrality Burst PY BurstBegin BurstEnd Span HalfLife2 Status WaitingTime

and respective values as example:

WALKER KJ, 2004, BIOL CONSERV, V119, P1, DOI 10.1016/J.BIOCON.2003.10.020 41 0.068740557 16.0982 2004 2007 2012 6 6 1 3

Thanks for the feedback!

LG
Chiara

[Chaomei Chen]

I have added a new column for DOI to the network summary table (HTML/CSV/RIS). It will come with the next release shortly.

[Aaron Tay]

I'm not sure adding a column for dois in the cluster summary table will help me recognise the paper but seems to be a good feature because exporting the table without the doi is kinda painful to link to the paper.. If this is done would be nice if they add the field to the citing paper columns too.

[Chaomei Chen]

I can certainly double check on this, but as far as I remember, the DOI is not always available for a cited reference, and it is not even always available for a citing paper. So for now, we can only work on the assumption if we are lucky, we will get a DOI. Having said that, things may have changed now. I will think about these suggestions shortly.

[Stephan De Spiegeleire]

Any further ideas on this? And can't we use Crossref for this - even Zotero's DOI plugin seems to be doing a pretty good job with this.