ИСТИНА

The project CyrCitEc (https://github.com/citeccyr) creates a source of open citation content data. It is funded by the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Ad-ministration (RANEPA, http://www.ranepa.ru/eng/). The project has two main aims: 1) to create a public service for processing available research papers full text (particularly, in PDF and with main focus on Social Sciences), in order to build and regularly update an open dataset of citation relationships and citations content; 2) to use the citation content data for developing methods of qualitative citation analysis, which can be used for improving of current practice of a research performance assessment. The project tends to provide a pilot version of open scholarly infrastructure based on following pillars:1.Open distributed architecture. It means providing a concept, open source software and an initial core infrastructure for interoperable systems, which are processing citation relationships and its content from research papers’ full text. 2. Two initial nodes of this core infrastructure, presented by interacting CitEc (http://citec.repec.org/) and CyrCitEc systems. Currently these nodes are ex-changing by citations data. The nodes have a specialization on processing papers in specific languages: Romano-Germanic languages by CitEc and Russian by CyrCitEc. Other nodes, e.g. specialized on processing citation data in languages, like Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, etc., can be added by the same way. There is also an intention to integrate data about references into the OpenCitations Corpus (http://opencitations.net/).3. Transparency. It allows publishers, authors and readers of papers to see for each paper how their citation data are extracted by the system and to trace why some papers' references / in-text citations are not processed or not counted.4. Better representation and usability of citation data by its deeper integration with a digital library tools and services. 5. Enrichment facilities. The system provides tools for authors of papers to enter additional data to correct errors of processing citations from their papers and to enrich their citation relationships, e.g. by qualitative characteristics of their motivation for citing papers of other authors, etc.6. Public control. Readers of papers can see how authors used enrichment facilities to increase their number of citations. Public will be able to react on wrong authors behaviour. CyrCitEc takes papers’ metadata from the Socionet digital library (https://socionet.ru/), which also includes a full set of metadata from RePEc (http://repec.org).