Re: [jats-list] Replication publication and tagging the relationship to original article

["Debbie Lapeyre dalapeyre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <jats-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Melissa--

I have not seen an answer to this quesiton, so forgive me if this is a
duplication.

On Oct 16, 2014, at 11:30 AM, Melissa Harrison m.harrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<jats-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>
> We are publishing the results of the Reproducibility Project: Cancer
Biology. This will involve publishing a 'Registered Report' that sets out how
a team will be reproducing the work of a previously published (but not in our
journal) study, following by a 'Replication Study' that will give the results
of that team's reproduced experiments.
>
> Has anyone done this before and have recommended tagging as we are trying to
work out the best way to tag the citation information for the original article
(separate from the reference list to indicate the close relationship between
the Registered Report or Replication Study, and this original article)? Our
first thought is to use the <related-article> element. We would like to use an
attribute (related-article-type) firstly to indicate the connection between
the articles we're publishing and the original piece, and secondly as a means
of highlighting/linking to the original article on our site.
>
> Looking at the attributes currently recommended by JATS, there is nothing
that immediately appears to cover this situation. The articles we're
publishing will not be commentaries or addenda to the original article as
such; they will instead be replications of the previously published work.
> Melissa Harrison, Head of Production Operations, eLife
> eLife Sciences Publications, Ltd


> Questions:


> 1) Have we chosen the right element to use for this situation?

<related-article> seems right to me.

> 2) What would be an appropriate related-article-type for this situation?

While none of the current JATS examples cover this situation
explicitly, @relatyed-article-type is a CDATA attribute that can
take any value you choose.

> 3) If none exists, should one be added to the list?
>

You should make up what seems most appropriate to you.


--Debbie

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