When we know the references and want to view the downloaded original text and related information, we can use the following method:
For example this reference: Alsamhi SH, Almalki F, Ma O, et al. Predictive estimation of optimal signal strength from drones over IoT frameworks in smart cities[J]. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 2021.
1. You can use Web of Science and Google Scholar to retrieve the relevant information of this document, and the operation demonstration is as follows:
1. Web of Science search
Enter the article title Predictive estimation of optimal signal strength from drones over IoT frameworks in smart cities on the homepage of Web of Science to search
Click on the title of the retrieved literature to enter the literature details page
The details page contains information such as author, publication year, volume, issue, page number, DOI number, journal impact factor, etc.
Click the "Full Text from the Publisher" link to enter the full text page on the publisher's website (it should be noted that if it is "Free Full Text from the Publisher", you can download it directly after entering the publisher's website)
Documents with link keys such as "free full text from the publisher" in the Web of Science database can be downloaded, but the publisher of this document only provides full-text links and does not provide direct download permission. (To download the full text, you can go to the source database IEEE that includes the literature and download it. The download process is demonstrated at the end of the article)
2. Google Scholar
Direct Type Reference Search in Google Scholar
Click on the title of the retrieved document to enter the publisher’s website. A small number of documents on Google Scholar can be downloaded directly after entering the link on the publisher’s website. However, this document cannot be downloaded on Google Scholar, and an institutional account is required to log in.
2. Download the original text
According to the search of the above two websites, the obtained document is included in the IEEE database. To download the original text, it is most effective to download it from the document source database. Considering that some students do not have IEEE database permissions, the editor will demonstrate the process of downloading IEEE database documents at home.
1. With the help of the document download tool - Document Party Downloader (wxdown.org)
Click the "IEEE" name in the literature party downloader resource library to enter the database (the literature party downloader resource library needs to log in to the client, and the client can be downloaded from the literature party downloader home page)
Enter the IEEE database and directly enter the title to search for literature
After retrieving the document, you can see a green open lock logo, which means that the document can be downloaded, click the PDF download button to download the full text
The original text found through known references is downloaded
Summarize:
1. Web of Science and Google Scholar can be used to search documents, both of which have more powerful retrieval functions than Web of Science. If you want to find the original text and related information in known references, you can use Web of Science and Google Scholar.
2. After searching which database the document is included in, go to the document source database to download the source text with the highest success rate.
3. Students in school can use the literature database resources provided by their school library to search and download literature. If the school collection is not enough, or scholars outside the school do not have literature database resources available, they can use the literature party downloader to solve the problem of literature search and download.