I have listed documents so far mentioning IsoriX or the preprint introducing the IsoriX methodology:
https://www.zotero.org/groups/5657573/isorix/library
The next step would be to determine for each documents:
- the type of document (string: paper, preprint, MSc thesis, PhD thesis, other thesis, official report, others)
- why IsoriX is mentioned (string: wrong reason, used as tool, used as inspiration to create a different tool, compared to an alternative, just stated that it exists)
- spelling used to refer to IsoriX (string, e.g. isoRix)
- which paper is being cited to refer to IsoriX (string: book chapter, preprint, other, none)
- if used as tool:
- the taxa (string, e.g. birds)
- the species (string, unless many)
- the geographic area or country (string, e.g. Europe)
- the medium (string: oceans, fresh water, land, atmosphere)
- isoscape(s) made using IsoriX (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- if isoscapes, whether some weighting has been done (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- plot(s) of isoscape(s) (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- plot(s) of calibration(s) (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- plot(s) of assignment(s) (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- if plot were made, for each type of plot:
- used native IsoriX plots (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- calibration(s) made using IsoriX (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- source of calibration data (string: data collected for the study, from other papers, other)
- assignment(s) made using IsoriX (boolean: TRUE, FALSE)
- whether the code is shared
- whether the data are shared
- whether IsoriX core members were involved (boolean: TRUE, FALSE), check authorship and acknowledgment
- the lab where the isotope work was done (string)
- the research unit of the leading authors (string)
I have listed documents so far mentioning IsoriX or the preprint introducing the IsoriX methodology:
https://www.zotero.org/groups/5657573/isorix/library
The next step would be to determine for each documents: