auréHAL is the management platform for the listings used by HAL: authors, research organisations, ANR and European projects, journals and disciplines.
It can be freely browsed and used via API.
With the exception of domains, entries in listings are carried out at the time of the deposit. With each entry in a listing, a request can be launched in HAL to browse the related deposits.
HAL monitor is a consultation tool. It provides visualizations that summarize HAL content based on selected criteria. It is based on API queries based on reference data available in auréHAL.
Reports are easily exploited for later use or presentation: each visualization is available in .png image format, and indicators can be downloaded in .csv format.
Searchable corpora: Portal, Collection, Research structure, ANR projet, European project
A wide variety of data is available, such as the open access rate, distribution by year of publication, a map summarizing international collaborations or the percentage of submissions completed with “associated data” metadata.
HAL Monitor complements the search functionality; it does not provide access to deposits.
The data.hal.science portal provides access to the database containing structured data in RDF format. This database, also called Triplestore, contains all the metadata of HAL and auréHAL.
The RDF, for Resource Description Framework, is the basic language for semantic web. It proposes a graph model to formally describe web resources and their metadata, in order to allow automatic processing of these descriptions.
A document structured in RDF is a set of triplets.
The ontologies and vocabularies used by data.archives-ouvertes are the following: FaBiO(the FRBR-aligned Bibliographic Ontology), Bibo(Bibliographic Ontology), Dublin Core, FOAF, and SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System).
dataHAL provides: