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Aligning the Citation File Format and CodeMeta

Collaborations Workshop 2018 - 2018-03-26 Aligning the Citation File Format and CodeMeta Hackday Idea Proposer Stephan Druskat - stephan.druskat@hu-berlin.de Context / Research Domain The domain is: Software Citation Implementations Problem The Citation File Format (CFF, https://citation-file-format.github.io) is a human-writable and -readable, machine-readable format for the provision of software citation metadata. As such, it should be aligned with the evolving standard for providing *general* software metadata, CodeMeta (https://codemeta.github.io). This is because:...

CFF in the wild - analysing software citation metadata file usage

CW22 - 2022-04-04 Hack Day Idea proposer Stephan Druskat Hack Day Idea title (provisional) CFF in the wild - analysing software citation metadata file usage Context and/or research domain Software citation affects all domains producing research software. Hack day demo Problem The Citation File Format (CFF) enables authors of research software to provide the citation metadata for their software in a human- and machine-readable way, so that their software can be cited correctly....