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+[[!meta copyright="Copyright © 2023 Jonathan Hartman, Lukas C. Bossert"]]
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+# Collaborative data processing and documenting using org-babel
+Jonathan Hartman (he/him), Lukas C. Bossert (he/him) - https://mastodon.social/@lukascbossert, <mailto:hartman@itc.rwth-aachen.de, bossert@itc.rwth-aachen.de>
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+In our presentation we will show an efficient way of combining
+information and enriching it by retrieving data, processing it, and
+finally exporting it, all with org-mode. In this presentation, we will
+demonstrate not only org-mode, but also a few companion libraries that
+add functionality such as knowledge graph visualizations, literate
+programming, and collaborative editing to quickly create a deeply
+informative reference page.
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+The starting point of our best practice is the National Research Data
+Infrastructure Germany (NFDI), about which we intend to retrieve and
+process certain information data gathered from wikidata. For this, we
+are additionally leveraging the "org-roam" emacs package, which
+provides functionality for quickly and simply linking together notes
+and ideas into a custom knowledge graph. Initially, we will write a
+short abstract about the NFDI and embed it into our existing knowledge
+graph by linking it to other existing nodes. In the visualized graph
+(using the “org-roam-ui” package), links and secondary connections to
+other existing nodes can now be revealed.
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+Next, we would like to enrich the text about the NFDI by with data
+retrieved from the Wikidata API. A convenient way of creating
+self-documenting code is the approach called “literate programming”,
+which presents program logic embedded within human language text. In
+Emacs we achieve this by using the “org-babel” package. Perhaps now we
+find it is helpful to collaborate with a colleague in the document:
+while one is writing the code, the other can explain its use and
+interpret the results. We will do this simultaneously in the same
+document using a method called “crdt” (conflict-free replicated data
+type) and – of course – there is also an implementation of this in
+Emacs. The results of the code blocks can be used for further analysis
+and shared throughout the same document.
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+Finally, for the sake of proper and barrier free documentation, we
+show how to export the document to various formats like pdf, html, txt
+etc. using either the built-in feature of org-mode or the
+implementation of pandoc.
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