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  1. Expose all User record fields on the Researcher subject area

    Currently, the User fields that are part of Researcher subject area are incomplete. I need to be able to include the campus that the researcher is associated with in my report.

    I cannot get the information out of the Researcher Subject area as it is not exposed.

    There appears to be no API or analytic subject area that all the researcher contact information, identifiers, urls (image and profile), keywords, affiliations, assets etc is available from.

    I would like to see all the user fields included on the researcher subject area.

    The use case is to be able to use the…

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    0 comments  ·  Analytics  ·  Admin →
    Closed  ·  AdminTami Ezra (Admin, Ex Libris) responded

    Closed per PWG recommendation

    All info is in Researcher API. It should also possible to create a local subject area including Researcher and User info.

  2. Analytics should normalize publication titles to cluster article in the same journal more effectively

    Analytics currently considers capitalization variants as different for publication titles, and does not disregard initial articles. After a CDI migration in early December, we have both "American Journal of Psychiatry" and "The American journal of psychiatry". We have also gotten both "Gynecologic Oncology" and "Gynecologic oncology" and we have "PloS one" as well as "PLoS ONE" and "PLOS ONE".

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    0 comments  ·  Analytics  ·  Admin →
    Closed  ·  Na'ama Shamir Kenan responded

    Dear Colleagues, 

    After some investigation I learned that this is not something that our Analytics team is offering. We understand the need for keeping a unified list of journal names yet this is something that will need to be done in Esploro and cannot be resolved only by the Analytics team. 

    Today it is possible to cluster by ISSN number and create a report by journal ISSN and do a manual data cleanup. 

    I am closing this idea since it not related to Analytics. If keeping a uniform journal name is a priority, please open a new Idea and please specify different use cases and specific requirements that are important to you. 

    BR

    Na'ama

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