was conferred in - the year in which the award was given
is of kind - the kind of award this is, as a Wikidata item
award receipt - the fact of a person receiving a particular award on a particular occasion
is a - asserts that the given thing (left) belongs to the given class (right)
is called - connects an identifier to a human-readable name for it
was conferred by - the event or organization that gave the award
received the award - connects a person to an award they received
was given for - the paper or other work the award was given for
the kind of award on Wikidata, if one exists, e.g. Best Paper Award (optional)
the name of the award, e.g. Best Paper Award
the event or organization that conferred the award
short name for this award receipt, used as URI suffix, e.g. best-paper-ekaw-2016
who received the award - add one line per recipient, e.g. all authors of an awarded paper
Records that somebody received an award, such as a best paper award at a conference or a prize from an institution. The award receipt is modelled as a first-class thing (a VIVO award receipt), so that the year, the conferring event or organization, and the work the award was given for can all be attached to it. Link the award to a Wikidata item where one exists, so that the same kind of award is recognizable across people and venues; leave that field empty for awards that have no Wikidata entry. An award can have several recipients: a best paper award is received jointly by all authors of the paper, so the recipient statement can be repeated, all pointing at the same award receipt.
the paper or other work the award was given for, as a DOI or other URL (optional)
the year the award was conferred, e.g. 2016