Simon Worthington

#ClimateKG project is developing an Entity Relation Model to represent the syntactic structure of a scientific document in a knowledge graph.

We are reaching out to ask for recommendations of projects, literature, methods, etc.

The ClimateKG will hold #IPCC #AR6 corpus of 7 reports for browsing, republishing, enrichment.

Knowledge graph uses #Wikibase / #MediaWiki

Write up: https://github.com/TIBHannover/climate-knowledge-graph/issues/51

IPCC AR6 corpus: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17516065

ClimateKG project: https://tibhannover.github.io/climate-knowledge-graph

Entity relationship model v1: Scientific document · Issue #51 · TIBHannover/climate-knowledge-graph

An entity relationship model for a scientific document ClimateKG project is working on developing an entity relationship model (ERM) for reports from the IPCC AR6 Report Cycle. The 7 reports from A...

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Show threadSimon WorthingtonNov 13
#ClimateKG - the #IPCC #AR6 reports are a pretty big beast. Authored over 7 years they are the ultimate #statusupdate of planet earth. Quant data: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17521936 - Reports 7, Pages 10,047, Words 8,047,000, Citations 48,400, Data 66,834, Figures 1,672, Authors 1,106, Glossary 925, Acronyms 3,041, Lang 5+. The entity relationship model is need to map the parts of the reports, relations, then to allow markup of entities, concepts, etc
IPCC AR6 Quantification Summary

IPCC AR6 quantification summary

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Show threadSimon WorthingtonNov 13
#ClimateKG will be used for the #IPCC #AR6 corpus of 7 main reports of 10,000 pages. For corpus browsing, republishing, community enrichment. The constructed knowledge graph in Wikibase/MediaWiki allows browsing using the familiar #MediaWiki interface with #Wikidata enhancements like infoboxes, and #scholia like interfaces https://scholia.toolforge.org/ | Republishing is intended for sharing or reviewing search results on climate topics | Enrichment is for data scientists to make use of reports >>>
Scholia

Scholia is a service that creates visual scholarly profiles for topic, people, organizations, species, chemicals, etc using bibliographic and other information in Wikidata.

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Show threadSimon WorthingtonNov 13
>>> the MediaWiki/Wikidata setup allows firewall setup where report text remains intact and its data #KG representation in #Wikibase can be worked on independently, where report text can also be retreived for analysis. @tibhannover Terminology service Antelope, and @orkg #Reborn are example that would carry out experiments in community enrichment