add RDFa in vita.html

[cboettig]

Note: Not sure how to keep vita easy to maintain (e.g. markdown) and rdfa information as well. Perhaps will need to be automatically generated like other bibliography entries in posts, e.g. through knitcitations.

[cboettig]

vita should have: foaf:publication. RDFa for all bibliographic citation content. (see knitctiations).foaf:organization` for education.

Replace Mendeley embedded vita with an RDFa vita

[cboettig]

Knitcitations now has full support to generate this markup. Links to data, code, etc would still need to be added externally. Phil Lord is of the opinion that a doi (which should be identifiable directly by its formatting) is all that is needed.

[cboettig]

Knitcitations now has full support to generate this markup. Links to data, code, etc would still need to be added externally. Phil Lord is of the opinion that a doi (which should be identifiable directly by its formatting) is all that is needed.

[cboettig]

Vita should have a sidebar with pdf link (with appropriate font-awesome icon).

[cboettig]

example from Silvia (fabio author); also see for resolving #63

<li prefix="
        fabio: http://purl.oeg/spar/fabio/
        datacite: http://purl.org/spar/datacite/
        dcterms: http://purl.org/dc/terms/
        foaf: http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/
        prism: http://prismstandard.org/namespaces/basic/2.0/
        frbr: http://purl.org/vocab/frbr/core#
        ex: http:///www.carlboettiger.info/example/" 
    about="ex:work-early-warning-signals" typeof="fabio:ResearchArtile">
    <span rel="dcterms:creator">
        <span about="http://www.carlboettiger.info#me" typeof="foaf:Person">
            <span property="foaf:givenName">Carl</span> 
            <span property="foaf:familyName">Boettiger</span>
        </span>, 
        <span about="http://www.urlofmycoauthor.com#me" typeof="foaf:Person">
            <span property="foaf:givenName">Alan</span>
            <span property="foaf:familyName">Hastings</span>
        </span>
    </span>
    <span rel="frbr:realization" resource="ex:expr-early-warning-signals"  typeof="fabio:JournalArticle">
        (<span property="fabio:hasPublicationYear">2012</span>).
        <span property="dcterms:title" rel="frbr:partOf" resource="ex:RSB-279-1748">Early Warning Signals and the Prosecutor’s Fallacy</span> 
    </span>
    <span about="ex:RSB-279" typeof="fabio:JournalVolume" 
        property="prism:volume" rel="frbr:partOf" resource="ex:RSB">279</span>
    (<span about="ex:RSB-279-1748" typeof="fabio:JournalIssue" 
        property="prism:issueIdentifier" rel="frbr:partOf" resource="ex:RSB-279">1748</span>) 
    <span about="ex:man-early-warning-signals" typeof="fabio:PrintObject">
        <span property="prism:startingPage">4734</span>-
        <span property="prism:endingPage">4739</span>
    </span>. 
    <span about="ex:RSB" typeof="fabio:Journal" property="dcterms:title">Proceedings of the Royal Society B</span> 279 (1748). 
    <a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2012.2085" typeof="fabio:WebPage">
        <span rel="frbr:embodimentOf">
            <span about="ex:expr-doi-redirect-metadata" 
                typeof="fabio:MetadataDocument" rel="frbr:realizationOf">
                    <span about="ex:work-doi-redirect-metadata" 
                        type="fabio:MetadataEntity" rel="frbr:subject" 
                        resource="ex:work-early-warning-signals">doi</span>
            </span>
        </span>
    </a>:
    <span about="ex:expr-early-warning-signals" property="prism:doi">10.1098/rspb.2012.2085</span>
    (<a href="http://www.mendeley.com/download/public/98752/4972355691/dd5fdd8ebbfc05d9ebf415761be200805254d22e/dl.pdf" typeof="fabio:ComputerFile">
        <span rel="frbr:exemplarOf">
            <span about="ex:man-alternative-early-warning-signals" 
                typeof="fabio:DigitalManifestation" 
                rel="frbr:embodimentOf" resource="ex:expr-early-warning-signals">pdf</span>
        </span>
    </a>)
    (<a href="http://arxiv.org/abs/1210.1204">
        <span rel="frbr:exemplarOf">
            <span about="ex:man-arxiv-metadata" typeof="fabio:DigitalManifestation" 
                rel="frbr:embodimentOf">
                <span about="ex:expr-arxiv-metadata" 
                typeof="fabio:MetadataDocument" rel="frbr:realizationOf">
                    <span about="ex:work-arxiv-metadata" 
                        type="fabio:MetadataEntity" rel="frbr:subject" 
                        resource="ex:work-early-warning-signals">doi</span>
        </span>
    </a>)
    (<a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.2k462" typeof="fabio:Manifestation">
        <span rel="frbr:embodimentOf">
            <span about="ex:expr-data" 
                typeof="fabio:DataFile" rel="frbr:realizationOf">
                    <span about="ex:work-data" 
                        type="fabio:Dataset" rel="datacite:hasDescription" 
                        resource="ex:expr-early-warning-signals">data</span>
            </span>
        </span>
    </a>
</li>

[cboettig]

• While this appears redundant, Slivia's example deals with the especially tricky issue of associating the dryad and arxiv links correctly with the publication itself.
• Potentially this could be handled by knitcitations or a ruby plugin given the DOIs to publication and data sets.
• Is this de-duplication and association of related works happening semantically elsewhere?

[cboettig]

• Consider pulling Vita information from ORCID?
• Update publications on research landing pages. Pull information in programmatically.
• Generate the pdf vita from vita.md+ pandoc template, or with css print styling instead of maintaining a separate tex file