Publications
This section provides information about the Publications source ,
listing each field available for Publications, with details
about the field value type, including whether it may be used as a facet
and whether it is a multi-value field. The table also contains information about whether
the field may be used in the where
section and whether the
field the field may be used in the entity fields filter.
The page also lists the fields included in each fieldset available
for Publications, and each aggregation indicator available.
Note
By default, Publications is sorted by the publication date, unless specified differently using Sorting Results option.
Publications Fields
Fields are used to perform searches on the source they belong to. Note: the emptiness filters can be used on any field, irrespectively of whether filtering / faceting is enabled on them.
Field |
Type |
Multi? |
Filter? |
Facet? |
Description |
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Literal: string |
The publication abstract. |
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Literal: string |
The acknowledgements section text as found in the source document. |
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Literal: float |
✓ |
Altmetric Attention Score. |
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Literal: integer |
✓ |
Altmetric Publication ID |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The publications arXiv identifier (e.g. ‘arXiv:2102.02477’). |
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Literal: json |
✓ |
✓ |
Ordered list of authors names and their affiliations, as they appear in the original publication. The list can include researcher and organization identifiers, when available (note: in order to search for disambiguated authors, use the in researchers syntax). [1] |
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Literal: integer |
✓ |
✓ |
Count of authors, as they appear in the original publication. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The DOI of the book a chapter belongs to (note: this field is available only for chapters). |
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Literal: string |
The title of the book series book, belong to. |
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Literal: string |
The title of the book a chapter belongs to (note: this field is available only for chapters). |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
ANZSRC Fields of Research classification (alias for most recent version). |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
SDG - Sustainable Development Goals |
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Entity: categories |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Clinical Trial IDs mentioned in publications full text. |
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Literal: json |
✓ |
Concepts describing the main topics of a publication (note: automatically derived from the publication text using machine learning). |
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Literal: json |
✓ |
Relevancy scores for concepts. [2] |
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Literal: date |
✓ |
The publication date for the version of record of a document (note: incomplete dates are always normalised as ‘YYYY-MM-DD’, so “2018-01” becomes “2018-01-01”.). |
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Literal: date |
✓ |
Date when the record was inserted into Dimensions (note: this field does not support exact match on the data, only range filters e.g. <= or `>=’). |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The publication online date. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The publication print date. |
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Literal: string |
Link pointing to the Dimensions web application |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Document type prediction based on the content and metadata of a publication. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
Digital object identifier. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
For supported publication types, the associated editors. |
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Literal: float |
✓ |
Relative citation performance of article when compared to similarly aged articles in its area of research (note: does not support emptiness filters). |
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Entity: countries |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
The country of the organisations funding this publication. |
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Entity: organizations |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
The GRID organisation funding this publication. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The funding section text as found in the source document |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
Dimensions publication ID. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
International Standard Book Number (ISBN). |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
International Standard Serial Number |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The issue number of a publication. |
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Entity: journals |
✓ |
✓ |
The journal a publication belongs to. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Independent grouping of journals outside of Dimensions, e.g. ‘ERA 2015’ or ‘Norwegian register level 1’. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The journal title, as it appears in the original source (note: this field can be used to retrieve historical titles of journals whose official title was later updated). |
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Literal: string |
Original URL for a publication full text. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Medical Subject Heading terms as used in PubMed. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
The pages of the publication, as they would appear in a citation record. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
PubMed Central ID. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
PubMed ID. |
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Literal: string |
Title of the conference proceedings volume associated to a publication. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Name of the publisher as a string. |
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Literal: integer |
✓ |
Number of citations received in the last two years. Does not support emptiness filters |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Dimensions publication ID for publications in the references list, i.e. outgoing citations (see also: Publications Links section). |
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Entity: publication_links |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Publication IDs of the publications in the references list, i.e. outgoing citations. |
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Literal: float |
✓ |
Relative citation performance of an article when compared to others in its area of research (note: does not support emptiness filters). |
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Entity: cities |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
City of the organisations authors are affiliated to, expressed as GeoNames ID and name. |
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Entity: countries |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Country of the organisations authors are affiliated to, identified using GeoNames codes (note: this field supports count: |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Country name of the organisations authors are affiliated to, as a string. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Names of organizations authors are affiliated to. If the organization has a GRID ID, the canonical organization name is used. Otherwise the original affiliation string is used. |
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Entity: states |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
State of the organisations authors are affiliated to, expressed as GeoNames codes (ISO-3166-2). |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
State name of the organisations authors are affiliated to, as a string. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Types of organisation associated with the publication. This field only contains information for organisations with GRID IDs. |
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Entity: organizations |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
GRID organisations associated to a publication. Identifiers are automatically extracted from author affiliations text, so they can be missing in some cases (note: this field supports count: |
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Entity: researchers |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Researcher IDs matched to the publication’s authors list. (note: this returns only the disambiguated authors of a publication; in order to get the full authors list, the field authors should be used). This field supports count: |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
For preprints, the DOIs of the resulting full publications. |
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Literal: float |
✓ |
For full-text queries, the relevance score is a numerical value assigned to a document that indicates how relevant that document is for a given query. Note: the score is query-specific i.e. it cannot be used to compare documents across queries. |
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Entity: source_titles |
✓ |
✓ |
Source Title for the Publication. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
Subtitles of a publication (when available). |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Grants supporting a publication, returned as a list of dimensions grants IDs (see also: Publications Links section). |
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Literal: integer |
✓ |
✓ |
Number of citations (note: does not support emptiness filters). |
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Literal: string |
Title of a publication. |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
✓ |
Publication type (one of: article, chapter, proceeding, monograph, preprint or book). Valid values: article book chapter monograph preprint proceeding |
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Literal: string |
✓ |
Publication volume. |
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Literal: integer |
✓ |
✓ |
The year for the version of record of publication (note: when the date field is available, this is equal to the year part of the full date). |
Publications Links
The diagram below provides an overview of the outgoing links from Publications to other sources.
Publications Fieldsets
Fieldsets are used to specify fields groups in the context of a return statement.
Fieldset |
Fields |
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Publications Indicators
Indicators are used to aggregate results in the context of a facet query.
Indicator |
Description |
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For a given article, in a given year, the number of citations accrued in the last two year period. Single value stored per document, year window rolls over in July. |
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Arithmetic mean of relative_citation_ratio field. |
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Geometric mean of field_citation_ratio field (note: This field cannot be used for sorting results). |
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Total count |
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Aggregated number of citations |
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Median of citations |
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Arithmetic mean of citations |
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Median Altmetric Attention Score |
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Altmetric Attention Score mean |
Publications Search Indexes
Search indexes are used to perform full-text searches on the source they belong to. The default search index, which is used if none other is specified, is full_data
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Search index |
Supports multi-index search |
Description |
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✓ |
Search for keywords in title only. |
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✓ |
The keywords will be searched for in the title, subtitle and abstract fields. In addition, the following fields will be searched as well:
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Search in raw affiliations. Boolean operators (AND/OR) are not supported. Proximity search and boost is allowed. Phrases may be specified either in quotes, or parentheses, e.g. “freie universität” or (freie universität). |
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✓ |
Search for keywords in the full text of a publication. This search index is not normalized(stemmed), so useful for searching exact terminology, such as gene names, chemical compounds etc. |
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✓ |
The keyword will be searched for in all data fields that are found for that document, like affiliation, journal name, journal type, researcher name etc. as well as title and abstract. In cases where the full text is indexed in the background (roughly 70% of the publications in Dimensions) this will also be searched, even though the full text may not be available to see within Dimensions itself. This will mean that many results that are returned may not include mention of the searched keyword on the document page, but are returned in the search because the keyword can be found in the full text which cannot be read. |
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✓ |
Search for keywords in the concepts list for this publication. |
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Search for name and surname combinations in the authors list of this publication (note: see the researchers search section for more details). |
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✓ |
Search for keywords in the acknowledgements section of a publication. |
Publications Deprecations
This section lists fields and search fields that have been deprecated and should not be used.
Warning
This fields will be supported in versions 2.10.x and removed in the next major release. To ensure full compatibility with the upcoming major release, it is recommend to stop using deprecated fields as soon as possible.
Deprecated Fields
Publications source has no deprecated fields.
Partially Deprecated Fields
Publications source has no partially deprecated fields.
Deprecated Search Indexes
Publications source has no deprecated search indexes.