Making Scholarly Articles Findable: Towards Ensuring F of FAIR Data Principles
10-31, 12:30–12:55 (UTC), Room 3

Wikidata currently documents 37 million scholarly articles, and the number keeps increasing. It is hard to understand and analyze the main subjects and domains of these articles. Though Wikidata has a property P921 (main subject) which can help find relevant scientific articles of different domains on diverse topics, its current usage is limited to around 17 million (Scholia statistics). This talk focuses on the ongoing work on improving the links between scholarly articles and existing Wikidata items using P921, its advantages, and limitations.


Link to notes

https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/WikidataCon2021-MakingScholarlyArticlesFindabl

What will the participants take away from this session?

The participants will
1. be able to understand the importance of linking scholarly articles to the main subjects
2. get an overview of existing tools and tips on how to contribute and improve the coverage of P921

Language

English

Recording

Yes

John Samuel is Associate Professor (Enseignant-Chercheur) at CPE Lyon and is an active contributor on Wikidata.