DiB Covid-19 Production Dataset

Description

This repository is responsible for versioning of the required source code to generate the COVID-19 manuscripts dataset, which it was published in the DiB (Data in Brief) journal.

Input

The raw data collected by the Jupyter Notebooks that are contained into the folder "notebooks/collect".

The data sources are:

• arXiv
• bioRxiv/medRxiv
• PubMed
• Scopus

Output

The final dataset is combination of the arXiv, bioRxiv, medRxiv, PubMed and Scopus datasets collected. It is generated by the use of DVC pipeline defined in this repository.

The features of the resulting dataset are:

• id (identifier): the identifier key of a manuscript.
• doi: the DOI of a manuscript.
• title: the title of a manuscript.
• abstract: the abstract of a manuscript.
• publication_date: the date of publication of a manuscript.
• citation_num: the number of citation of a manuscript.
• language: the language/idiom of a manuscript.
• production_type: the category/type/classification of source of a manuscript.
• source_type: the category/type/classification of source of a manuscript. It is a short version of feature production_type.
• auth_keywords: the list of keywords defined by the authors of a manuscript.
• index_terms: the list of indexed terms that defined by Scopus.
• issn: the ISSN/E-ISSN of a manuscript.
• vehicle_name: the name of source where a manuscript was published.
• publisher: the name of publisher that published a manuscript.
• affiliations: the list of affiliations (ID, country and name of affiliation) contained in a manuscript.
• subject_areas: the list of subject/study fields of a manuscript.
• authors: the list of authors (ID and name) contained in a manuscript.
• author_affil: the list of authors organized with their affiliations. The combination of the features authors and affiliations.
• ref_count: the number of references contained in a manuscript.
• references: the list of references data (authors, title, DOI and ID).
• data_source: the source database of a manuscript.
• period: the combination of the year and month, respectively, extracted from the feature publication_date.

Citation

How does it cite?

Santos, Breno Santana; Silva, Ivanovitch; Ribeiro-Dantas, Marcel da Câmara; Alves, Gisliany; Endo, Patricia Takako; Lima, Luciana. COVID-19: A scholarly production dataset report for research analysis. Data in Brief, Volume 32, 2020, DOI:10.1016/j.dib.2020.106178.

How does the article download?

You can download the article from this link.