Fields:
Author1: First, Last, first@last
Author2: institutional_auth
Editor 1: First2, Last2
Other: First3, Last3, first3@last
Document Type: (Book, Book Section, Conference Presentation, Journal Article, Other, Thesis)
Year: 1234
ID: 123456
Description: description
Book Title: bookTitle
DOI: doi
Edition: edition
ISBN: isbn
ISSN: issn
Journal Name: journalName
Journal #: journalNumber
Number of Pages: 10
Number of Volumes: 2
Publisher: publisher
Publisher Location: publisherLocation
Series Name: seriesName
Series #: seriesNumber
EndPage: endPage
StartPage: startPage
Volume: volume
Please provide citations for each of the document types in the following form:
Title: (combination of all the title fields with punctuation)
Document Type: Book
Source: (rest of citation)
DOI:
URL:
JSW propsed:
Title: (doesn't appear to map to one of the listed Fields above...)
Author/Editor: [Author1], [Author2], [Editor 1] (ed.), etc.
Source: see below
Document Type: [Document Type]
DOI: doi
URL: (pulled from document view page?)
Depending on Document Type, Source could read:
for Book/Report - [Publisher Location]: [Publisher]. [(Year)]
for Book Chapter/Section - In [Book Title]. Pp. [StartPage]-[EndPage]. [Publisher Location]: [Publisher]. [(Year)]
for Journal Articlem - [Journal Name]. [volume(Journal #)]:[StartPage]-[EndPage]. [(Year)]
for Thesis/Dissertation - "Dissertation or thesis". [Publisher Location (university?)]: [Publisher]. [(Year)]
for conference Presentation - "Presented at:" [full name of meeting ???]. [(Year)]
for Other - [Year]
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Hide/Show CommentsNov 18, 2011
Joshua Watts
So a super-compact citation might look like the Current Anthropology format (variables not yet lined up with the tDAR fields above - will translate something inspired by this for us to use after lunch... ):
for a book:
[Author (last, first 1st author; first last for all others]. [year]. [Title]. [City (State)]:[Publisher].
Example -
Upton, Martin. 1996. The economics of tropical farming systems. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
for a book section:
[Author (last, first 1st author; first last for all others]. [year]. [Title]. In [Book Title], [Editors (first last)], eds. Pp. [Pages]. [City (State)]:[Publisher].
Example -
Abbott, David R. 2010. The rise and demise of marketplace exchange among the prehistoric Hohokam of Arizona. In Archaeological Approaches to Market Exchange in Ancient Societies. Christopher P. Garraty and Barbara L. Stark, eds. Pp. 61-84. Boulder: University Press of Colorado.
for an article:
[Author (last, first 1st author; first last for all others]. [year]. [Title]. [Journal Name] [Volume(issue)]:[Pages].
Example -
James M. Bayman. 2001. The Hohokam of Southwest North America. Journal of World Prehistory 15 (3):257-311.
Nov 18, 2011
Joshua Watts
So moving out of brainstorming towards proposing a format:
Title: (combination of all the title fields with punctuation)
Author: (list all authors/editors/contributors)
Source: (rest of citation - varies by document type)
Document Type: (one of six)
DOI:
URL:
Source format ideas:
Book/Report - [city (state)]: [publisher]. [(year)]
Book Chapter/Section - In [Book Title]. Pp.[pages]. [city (state)]: [publisher]. [(year)]
Journal Article - [Journal Title]. [volume(issue)]:[pages]. [(year)]
Thesis/Dissertation - "Dissertation or thesis". [university], [city, state]. [(year)]
Conference Presentation - "Presented at:" [full name of meeting], [city, state]. [(year)]
Other - [(year)]
See above for my attempt to translate these formats to the tDAR fields.
Nov 21, 2011
adam brin
Josh,
What about the ISBN/ISSN. where should those fit?
Nov 21, 2011
Joshua Watts
I'd propose putting them in on the same line as DOI. More or less like the way we have in the upload form.
DOI: [doi] ; ISBN/ISSN: [isbn]