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refsplitr News

refsplitr 1.2 (2025-04-25)

NEW FEATURES

The new default service for georeferencing author institutions is the free Nominatim service, which uses OpenStreetMap (OSM) data and which refsplitr queries via the [tidygeocoder]((https://jessecambon.github.io/tidygeocoder/) package.tidygeocoder. The Google Maps API is still an option, but users should be aware that their georeferencing request may exceed the lower limit of free queries.
The authors_addresses function has been updated and is now more efficient.
In plot_net_address: the deprecated function fortify has been replaced with sf_convert

refsplitr 1.0.2 (2024-08-12)

NEW FEATURES

references_read now extracts additional fields from Web of Science records: WE (Source Database), C3 (all author affiliations, equivalent to the Scopus affiliations field code), EI (eISSN), OA (Open Access), and RID (the original version of the Thomson-Reuters ResearcherID (RI); authors of some older publications might have an RID but not an RI). These are not included in the default output of references_read; to include them use include_all = TRUE.
references_read no longer extracts some rarely used field codes: GE, LT, MC, MI, and TA
The following field codes are now returned by default when using references_read: DT (Document Type), ID (Keywords Plus), IS (Issue), JI (ISO abbreviated source code), and NR (number of references cited by the article).

refsplitr 1.0.1 (2024-07-23)

NEW FEATURES

output of plot_net_country() now includes a list of any authors that have a lat-lon but no country (called with products$fixable_countries).Users can correct these and re-run the visualization to include them in the graph.

DEPRECATED AND DEFUNCT

Removed the dependency on deprecated package maptools.
(#90)

DOCUMENTATION FIXES

Updated README with citation of the Journal of Open Source Software article describing refsplitr.

refsplitr 0.9.0 (2020-01-14)

NEW FEATURES

Released refsplitr on rOpenSci website.