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Author addresses with Bibexcel

Author addresses with Bibexcel. In Web of Science, you find author addresses in the C1-field, and also in the RP(Reprint author) field. Some records only have RP field. For more recent years author names within brackets are inserted before the address.

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Author addresses with Bibexcel

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  1. Author addresses with Bibexcel

  2. In Web of Science, you find author addresses in the C1-field, and also in the RP(Reprint author) field. Some records only have RP field.For more recent years author names within brackets are inserted before the address. C1- [Hsu, Ping-Yu] Natl Cent Univ, Dept Business Adm, Tao Yuan, Taiwan; [Su, Yu-Min] Natl Chengchi Univ, Dept Comp Sci, Taipei 11623, Taiwan; [Pai, Ning-Yao] Natl Chiao Tung Univ, Inst Informat Management, Hsinchu, Taiwan| RP- Hsu, PY, Natl Cent Univ, Dept Business Adm, Tao Yuan, Taiwan| Addresses also have different sub parts, like main organization first and country last. Bibexcel can help analyzing these various aspects

  3. Removing authors in brackets from addresses Make an out-file based on C1 field and as Whole field intact

  4. You can see the [brackets] here Now, from the menu run Edit outfiles/Remove [..] from whole field

  5. The wcm-file has no brackets! Now, from the menu run Edit outfiles/Decompress outfile

  6. The nnu-file has one address in each row To be able to handle countries etc, you should replace commas with slashes, so run Edit outfiles/Convert comma-delimited addresses

  7. The odr-file has now slashes and a double slash before country names

  8. Make these settings and press Start

  9. View the oux-file that has country names, with duplicates removed!

  10. If you wish to make use also of the RP-field and remove brackets with author names, there is a routine that makes all of this. Select the doc-file and run Edit outfiles/Standardize addresses/Clean and add address fields. You will get some questions and you should answer YES or OK to all of them. This will produce an oux-file! Now you can go on and run Edit outfiles/Convert comma-delimited addresses…..

  11. Suppose you would like to study author names connected to addresses. Then we would need to create a file with one column for addresses and one for authors.

  12. We have made an out-file on C1-field whole and intact

  13. Run this on the out-file

  14. The oxx-file has one address and one author per row. However, some rows will not have authors, since records sometimes lack that information. Therefore you may need to open the file in Excel and delete unwanted rows. I saved the edited file with the same name, cocit569.oxx.

  15. …then I recommend that you standardize author names by selecting columns 1 and 3 from the oxx-file, using Edit out-files/Select columns. Result is in cocit569.col.

  16. Select cocit569.col and run this. Answer Yes to next question

  17. Look at the cocit569.loa file that now has a list of standardized author names.

  18. In Excel I added the standardized names in column D, and I recommend you use that instead of column C. ..of course you may proceed to standardize addresses …or you may select rows for a particular country, or university, to make a study of the internal network

  19. I decided to study interaction among scholars from Belgium and Netherlands. First, select relevant rows into a new file.

  20. Now, the bne-file has the relevant rows. To continue making a network of authors:- select column 1 and 4- remove duplicate names

  21. The oux-file is deduplicated and can be used for making co-authorship pairs.

  22. Since there are not many authors we can run this routine…

  23. The coc-file now has the co-authorship pairs that can be used for mapping with Pajek

  24. The Pajek map shows only one mixed cluster with authors from Belgium in yellow and from Netherlands in red.

  25. Suppose you would like to use fractional counting by using the author+affiliation data in the oxx-file. Each author is given the same fraction, but if the author has several affiliations in the same article his fraction will be reduced accordingly. Select the doc-file and make a outfile on the C1-field with whole field intact Select the out-file and run Edit out-file/Extract author names and addresses from C1 field. Select the oxx-file and run Edit out-files/Select and swap two columns Select the swp file and run Edit outfiles/Decompress extra Select the nnx-file and deduplicate by using Whole string, Remove Duplicates/Make new outfile Select the oux-file and run Analyze/Calculate author+affiliation fractions Results are in the frf-file that you can open from within Excel. Some rows lack authors. For summing over authors, you should add authors to the oxx-file.

  26. Now, make you own download of papers and run this exercise on it! You can start with papers from your own university. Good Luck!

  27. BibExcel can handle fractional counting that takes multiple affiliations in a given paper into consideration. The procedure is called: Analyze/Calculate authors+affiliation fractions But first follow the instructions below!

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