How many papers, directly related to awes, do you estimate are out there?
403
Thatâs my estimate
Thatâs a lot. Would have guessed fewer.
20 years with 4 papers each would be 80 papers.
â403â is still too low figure if closely related papers are counted. Topics include tethered-aviation papers in many forms, plus wind power and sailing sources, plus vast troves of directly applicable science, including kites, polymers, dynamical physics, and technical reports. No one can draw a clear line defining âacademicâ writing. Then there is the problem of lumping weak papers from academia, counting credentials over non-credentialed sources, like patents, forums, and commercial technical content.
Definitely only going to list papers referencing awes directly.
Will be searchable at some point. Weak stuff can stay in as long as the noise doesnât get too high.
Might list patents as well.
Going to try to automate bibtex (citation markup file format) import.
$edit = (âMaking progress. Found a parser and got it to workâ)
$edit2 = (âbibtex to sql works. Now write something to have it do that for all files in a directoryâ)
$edit3 = (âSo that works now. Letâs see if itâs easy enough to get bibtex or if this was all a waste of time.â)
Cited by Loyd and Culp, this is the great classic in AWE-
George Pocock, The Aeropleustic Art or âNavigation in the Air by the Use of Kites or Buoyant Sailsâ, 1827
Oh god, I wasted so much time:
https://www.awesystems.info/publications
I can put bibtex files in a folder, run two scripts and get a table. But thatâs only useful for publications that are registered on researchgate.net and I still need to manually download the files.
Guess one canât automate that. To do it properly one would have to do a lot of manual data entry. How do actual researchers find stuff? Why isnât there one big database of science?
Also: Iâd like to make it an actual part of the relational database, linking it to tables of people, organizations and journals.
⌠doable, but Iâm not going to put effort in without compensation.
You for example go to the university library website of your choice and do a search (example), to search in different databases. Then if you donât have access to a journal, look for the article on LibGen.
Bump.
Whatâs the first journal that comes to mind?