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ipcc-facts-import

GOAL: to import data and metadata from ipcc-fact-checking project to a MySQL database

Usage

  • Initialize the git submodule for the first time with git submodule init and git submodule update.
  • Run import.sh, which generates import.sql.
  • Run mysql.server start to start the database, if necessary
  • Run import.sql to insert new facts into the table ipcc_facts.facts

Project Description

The project ipcc-fact-checking is a collection of facts (data.csv files) and associated metadata (meta.txt files) related to IPCC authors.

This project, ipcc-facts-import, defines a process to import data and metadata to a MySQL database, into a database ipcc_facts with a single table facts where records have the following structure:

  • short hash of the HEAD commit, retrieved with git rev-parse --short HEAD run in the submodule ipcc-fact-checking at the time of import

  • source domain name (grandgrandparent folder name)

  • document identifier (grandparent folder name)

  • dataset identifier (parent folder name)

  • line number (0 for metadata, 1 for column headers, and greater for data records)

  • name (tag name for metadata, column header for data records)

  • value (tag value for metadata, column value for data records)

One record is inserted for each line before the first empty line in meta.txt files (description is located after an empty line, and thus skipped) and for each value of each record in data.csv files (lines with empty values only are counted in the offset but skipped).

In a refinement step, records with multiple values (e.g. 'Tags', 'Name (Country)') get split into multiple records with the same source, a new name ('Tag', 'Name' and 'Country' in the example) and separate values.

Attribution

MEDEA Project CC-BY Arts Déco & Sciences Po