Tentarei utilizar o Graph Viz (http://www.graphviz.org/) para representar dependencias entre referências.

Talvez o PaperScope ajude (http://paperscope.sourceforge.net/). O GraphML pode ser de interesse (http://graphml.graphdrawing.org/).

O trabalho de Buechley cita 123 obras. A primeira tentativa de representar a relação de citação e referência resulta no grafo abaixo:

O conteúdo do arquivo de dados stw.txt é:

digraph STW {
Buechley2007 -> Aish1979;
Buechley2007 -> AmftET2006
}

O arquivo deve ser processado com os comandos:

$ vi soft-tche-wear.txt

$ cat soft-tche-wear.txt | dot -Tpng > stw.png

$ open stw.png

Um grafo com mais informações:

digraph STW2 {
“Robert Aish”->”3d input for caad systems, 1979″;
“Oliver Amft”->”Sensing muscle activiites with body-worn sensors,2006″;
“Holger Junker”->”Sensing muscle activiites with body-worn sensors,2006″;
“Paul Lukowicz”->”Sensing muscle activiites with body-worn sensors,2006″;
“Gerhard Troster”->”Sensing muscle activiites with body-worn sensors,2006″;
“Corina Schuster”->”Sensing muscle activiites with body-worn sensors,2006″;
“Leah Buechley” -> “A construction kit for electronic textiles, 2006”;
“Leah Buechley” -> “An Investigation of Computational Textiles with Applications to Education and Design, 2007”;
“An Investigation of Computational Textiles with Applications to Education and Design, 2007″->”3d input for caad systems, 1979”;
“An Investigation of Computational Textiles with Applications to Education and Design, 2007″->”Sensing muscle activiites with body-worn sensors,2006”
}

resulta na figura:

Um grafo similar aparece na galeria do GraphViz (http://www.graphviz.org/Gallery/undirected/gd_1994_2007.gv.txt).