Ievade no šablona - Žurnāla raksts / From template - Journal article
RSU Zinātniskās darbības informācijas sistēmā Pure (turpmāk – sistēma) Pētniecības rezultātu modulī Research output ir iespējams pievienot informāciju par žurnālu rakstiem, konferenču rakstiem un konferenču tēzēm, monogrāfijām, to nodaļām u.c. nozīmīgiem zinātniskiem sasniegumiem. Aprakstā sniegta pamācība par žurnālu rakstu aprakstu pievienošanu sistēmā.
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In the RSU Research Information Management System Pure (hereinafter – the system), in the module “Research output” you can add information about journal articles, conference papers and abstracts, monographs, their chapters and other significant scientific achievements. The instruction guides you through adding journal article description to the system by creating it from template.
NB! Before creating journal article description from template, check, if the article isn’t already in the system.
To check your publications in the system, go to “Editor” (1) section and press “Research outputs” (2).
Press “My research output” (1) and if you have any, they will appear in the middle part of the page (2).
To start creating journal article description from template, press “+ Add content”.
Open “Research output” (1) section, then choose type “Contribution to journal” (2) and its sub-type “Article” (3).
Check one of the options in “Type” section – “Peer-reviewed” or “Not peer-reviewed” (1).
In “Publication status” section choose appropriate status (2) and fill publication dates (3).
NB! Year is mandatory.
In “Publication information” section choose appropriate original language (1) and add “Title of the contribution in original language” (2). Additionally, you can add subtitle of the contribution in original language, abstract, pages (from-to), number of pages, article number.
NB! If publication title has subtitle and it is separated from title with colon and space (“: ”), system will add them automatically to the title in the system’s public portal. Avoid adding colon and space (“: ”) to title or subtitle fields.
In “Contributors and affiliations” section you can “Edit” (1) existing contributors or “Add person” (2) to the contributor list.
When editing person, you can edit their first and last names (1), choose appropriate role (2) they had in creating this article (most common roles are Author, Corresponding Author, Member of the Working Group), edit or add internal or external organisation(s) as their affiliation(s) (3). After editing, press “Update” (4).
When adding new person to contributor list, search for them in the system data first. Write their name in search bar and choose appropriate person from the result list.
After finding the person, choose the affiliation (1) they have mentioned in the article author information. Check RSU Research unit list (https://science.rsu.lv/en/organisations) and avoid creating new affiliations. After choosing affiliations, press “Create” (2).
If you can’t find the right person in the existing person list, you can “Create external person” by adding their first and last name, choosing appropriate role (2) they had in creating this article, adding organisational unit (3). After editing, press “Update” (4).
When adding organisational unit, same rules apply – search first, if the search was unsuccessful, only then add new organisation.
When creating new external organisation, enter its name (1) and press “Create” (2).
In “Publication managed by” section (1) system will automatically add first RSU internal affiliation from the contributor list as “Managing organisational unit”. You can “Change organisational unit” (2), but you will only be allowed to choose from units, that are present in the contributor affiliations for this publication.
In “Journal” section “Add journal” (1), volume (2) and issue number (3), where article has been published.
When adding journal, search it by title or ISSN number (unique journal identifier).
If you can’t find the journal, “Create new” (1) by entering at least journal title (2) and pressing “Create”. You can also add ISSN and publisher name, if this information is available to you.
In “Electronic version(s), and related files and links” section you can add files and/or links to the full text of the article or publisher website. Electronic version(s) of this work (1) can be file, DOI or link to the full text, other links (2) can be links to databases, where this article or its journal is indexed, other files (3) can be additional materials or supplements to the article.
Most commonly used is “Electronic version(s) of this work”. You can choose to upload an electronic version (1), add DOI of an electronic version (2) or add link to an electronic version (3).
When choosing to upload an electronic version, you’ll need to drag file or browse it on your computer (1), choose appropriate option of public access to file (2) and press “Create” (3). You can also add file title, choose document version and licence type.
If you are not sure, which type of public access (open, embargoed, restricted or closed) the article has, choose “Unknown” and system’s editor will check this during validation process.
When choosing to add a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), you’ll need to input DOI into the field (1), choose appropriate option of public access to file (2) and press “Create” (3). You can also choose document version and licence type.
NB! Avoid including link part of the DOI, add only DOI itself. DOIs include a prefix (prefixes always start with 10.) and a suffix, separated by a forward slash (/).
When choosing to add a link, you’ll need to input link into the field (1), choose appropriate option of public access to file (2) and press “Create” (3). You can also choose document version and licence type.
In “Keywords” section several types of keywords can be added.
Keywords (1) are usually added to the article metadata and/or abstract and they describe what the article is about. After writing first keyword in the field (2), a new field will appear for next keyword.
Field of science (3) shows the general area of expertise the article is about. You can choose one or more fields of science from what the system will suggest (4) or add field of science (5) from the controlled vocabulary.
When adding field of science, you can search by keyword and system will suggest you matching options (1) or you can scroll down the list (2) to see all of the options.
Publication type (1) will classify article based on its type and whether or not it’s indexed in bibliographic databases Scopus, Web of Science or ERIH. Press “Add Publication Type” (2).
Choose from the provided list.
NB! Adding publication type is mandatory, but there can only be 1 publication type, not more.
In “Relations” section (1) add any other content type, that is related to the article. If article was created as part of a project (2), it is mandatory to link them together via this section.
If necessary, you can choose public or one of the restricted statuses in the “Visibility” section.
If you want to continue editing article description later on, choose status “Entry in progress” (1). If you have finished editing article description and it is ready for validation, choose status “For validation” (2). After choosing the status, “Save” (3) the record.