diff --git a/docs/examples/v5-icl-repository-DOI-crawl/demo_icl.htm b/docs/examples/v5-icl-repository-DOI-crawl/demo_icl.htm index 3ef7b655..b3b22017 100644 --- a/docs/examples/v5-icl-repository-DOI-crawl/demo_icl.htm +++ b/docs/examples/v5-icl-repository-DOI-crawl/demo_icl.htm @@ -36,14 +36,18 @@
352 pages retrieved from multiple points on the wayBack machine. + +CDX/CDXML specification -
This demonstration highlights a what can be done +simply by "crawling" the interconnected DataCite +metadata records of a highly curated collection at +the high-performance computing repository at +Imperial College London. This collection contains +data relating to 60 compounds associated with the +article Syntheses and Characterization of Main Group, Transition Metal, Lanthanide, +and Actinide Complexes of Bidentate Acylpyrazolone Ligands, +by Thomas Mies, Andrew J. P. White, Henry S. Rzepa, +Luciano Barluzzi, Mohit Devgan and Richard A. Layfield, +and Anthony G. M. Barrett.
-A sample landing page for the Finding Aid uses only the information in the
-Finding Aid to create a rich, searchable context.[in development]
-
Finding Aid landing page
+The IUPAC FAIRSpec Finding Aid
+accesses 323 DOI-referenced pages in the repository
+backed by DataCite metadata records pointing to 1843 distinct digital
+items, including 390 CDXML drawings, 294 MOL files,
+140 complete Bruker NMR datasets, 144 JCAMP-DX files,
+and 328 PNG images.
-Additional output from DOICrawler.java collecting the contents of
-the high-performance computing repository at
-Imperial College London.
-
[https://doi.org/10.14469/hpc/10386]
-
This program works solely by following DataCite
-metadata links.
-
-At least in Firefox, the Finding Aid links work in the JSON output.
+The sample landing page
+for the Finding Aid
+uses only the information in the DataCite metadata records retrieved from
+DataCite by DOICrawler.java,
+which was initiated using only the DOI string for the main repository page, "10.14469/hpc/10386".
+Thus, for this proof-of-concept, no files from the repository
+were actually downloaded in the creation of the Finding Aid or the
+generation of the landing page itself.
+
+
The landing page uses JSME +to create SMARTS substructure searches and JSmol +to do the SMILES-string searching. Not all compounds in this collection +have fully validated SMILES strings due to the inorganic nature of the +compounds. But this does not prevent SMARTS searching of the metal center, ligands, or +associated solvents. In addition, the page provides access to +nmrdb for optional NMR spectrum prediction. + +
+ +View the IUPAC FAIRSpec Finding Aid +
+Go to the landing page +
+
+Additional output from DOICrawler.java:
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