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Sources of Papers

The sources are the input of my process to understanding via a conceptual model. The quality and completeness directly influence the quality and completeness of my understanding. I can think of the following types of sources:

  • Conferences
  • Archives for a regular checkup
  • Specific scientists
  • Universities and departments within
  • Companies that publish
So how to come up with these sets of sources? In the beginning, I have no knowledge of the field at all, so I cannot even judge. 
The easiest are the conferences for sure. Also, archives are simple if they have the desired category. From there, I have to look out for university companies and scientists, which are noted on the single papers. Observe who works with whom and build a graph.

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