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Meta Researchers Create High-Precision Tree Canopy Maps https://researchinenglish.com/article/2024.1/meta-researchers-create-high-precision-tree-canopy-1q546lrl?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social

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Meta Researchers Create High-Precision Tree Canopy Maps

Researchers from Meta's Fundamental AI Research (FAIR), the World Resources Institute, and the Desert Research Institute have developed a revolutionary ...

Jan 19, 2024 at 9:57pmMastoFeed
Show threadGerardMJan 20, 2024
@researchinenglish it links to a science article, it has a DOI and all authors are not linked to an identifier.. https://scholia.toolforge.org/work/Q124323154 Jamie Tolan is probably https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=nl&user=FlJP5wsAAAAJ
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Show threadResearch in EnglishJan 20, 2024

@GerardM is there a DOI/globally unique system for paper authors? I used to have the DOI listed at the bottom with the preprint link but I figured it wouldn't be as relevant.

We currently only write about papers submitted to preprint servers (ie - arxiv). So if there's a later published paper it can often be found via the preprint server's page.

Lmk if there's anything else you'd like for us to change or if you'd like for us to write articles about your work.

Show threadGerardMJan 20, 2024
@researchinenglish At @wikidata authors of papers MAY have a Wikidata item. Typically when they do, the item includes one or more external identifiers. @ORCID_Org identifiers are particularly useful. So a Wikidata identifier brings any and all identifiers together. Both a paper and an author can be expanded in a @wdscholia expressing relations expressed and implied. eg https://scholia.toolforge.org/work/Q124315362 a paper I am working on at the moment..
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