JEP special issue on Publishing and Climate Justice.
https://journals.publishing.umich.edu/jep/news/149/
Deadline: October 15th 2024 and you can find out more about our submission policies here: https://journals.publishing.umich.edu/jep/site/about/
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Notes from editors: "focusing more on research articles, so we would ask for a more extended paper that also includes, for example, a more in depth critique of proprietary/private semantic and knowledge management systems and how these keep closing off access to climate knowledge and from there how your case study of the Climate Knowledge Graph proposes an intervention into this. Would that work?
We would also suggest using a different format for your abstract than what you have submitted as JEP abstracts mostly follow a more descriptive 200-300 word format providing an overview of research questions and arguments made. Do have a look at previous issues for examples of this, if this is helpful."
- What is the climate knowledge graph: KG, ADA, other parts- and what is the arguement for using it with UN Climate literature.
- How do you make a climate knowledge graph: 1. The KG; 2. The application of the KG: A. Lit search; B. Data analysis; C. Knowledge discovery and use
- What is the use value and use case for a knowledge graph
- A. Literature review
- B. Data analysis of a corpus
- C. Knowledge discovery and use: Regional climate plan and engageing cultural practiioners
- System comparison: Closed vs. Open Science
- A, B, C
- Benchmarking
- Tests