Scientific Social Publications for Digital Libraries

@inproceedings{Limani2016ScientificSP,
  title={Scientific Social Publications for Digital Libraries},
  author={Fidan Limani and Atif Latif and Klaus Tochtermann},
  booktitle={TPDL},
  year={2016}
}
Social web content is an important development in the scientific workflow. In this context, scientific blogs are an important medium: they play a significant role in the timely dissemination of scientific developments, and provide useful grounds for discussion and development via the readers feedback. Blogs from the domain of economics are no exception to this practice. A possible extension to Digital Libraries (DL) services, content- and service-wise, is to enable its users access to these… 
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Bringing Scientific Blogs to Digital Libraries
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A methodology for achieving the integration of DL and a blog post collections is explored, together with some use case scenarios that demonstrate the values and capabilities of this integration.
Bringing Scientific Blogs to Digital Libraries: An Integration Process Workflow
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This work presents a complete workflow that spans retrieval, processing, vocabulary handling, and finally integration of a scientific blog posts collection to a DL collection.

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