# Coding scheme for the identified queries

# lang

Language used for the query, can be comma separated. Codes comprising:

2-letter language codes
: sv = swedish, en = english, no = norwegian, da = danish, de = german.

none
: if the query is only composed of abbreviations and own names.

many
: if deciding words are spelled equivalently in multiple languages, such as "tropopause".

url
: if (part of) a URL is included in the query.

## grammatical

Inhowfar the query fits to established rules of grammar, i.e. if the query might be a snippet of ordinary written language.

yes
: could easily appear like this in a text or a heading, even though then words would be added around it, and even if it might not make sense.

unusual
: if a query seemed grammatical but unlikely to be used as a general phrase, usually because there are other/better ways of expressing this.

nearly
: if only a preposition or similar is missing — often when two words/concepts appear but are unconnected.

no
: set of unrelated words that cannot be made into a coherent sentence without adding a few words.

NA
: single words or fixed composites or names.

## mode

Concerning how from reading the query it might function as part of search.

pointer
: appears to point to a specific source but the query does not necessarily give away the content.

presumptious
: when the query is framed in a way that it supports or verifies a specific statement or view expressed in the query, often using e.g. colder/warmer instead of cold/warm.

conspiratorial
: when the query includes words that might be found in conspiratorial realms, such as cheating, pure, facts, or hints at an underlying truth.

neutral
: a query doing none of the above.

## special_words

Comma separated list of abbreviations for words from different scientific fields as well as own names. Below a list with all codes used and their frequency:

* pers[on] 37
* org[anisation] 36
* loc[ation] 28
* neol[ogism] 15
* chem[istry] 10
* media [outlet] 8
* num[ber] 8
* phys[ics] 6
* meteor[ology] 6
* date 5
* abbr[eviation], [commercial] product, event — 3 each
* psych[ology], biol[ogy], eng[ineering], url — 2 each
* geol[ogy], econ[omics] — 1 each
* other	6

## theme

What themes or issues the query appears to touch upon.

establishment
: related to the climate scientific 'establishment', most prominently the ipcc, but also some main figures or the climategate event. Can include both 'reinterpretations' and 'debunking' but also pointers to resources or how certain people feel marginalised as deniers.

climate
: related to the climate and atmospheric system and earth systems and how it works both on large scales and on small scales. For example, carbon dioxide uptake.

energy
: related to energy and electricity matters including national energy balances, electricity production, electric vehicles, batteries, and more.

observations
: related to things that may be considered 'data' or reports thereof, i.e. the measurable underpinnings of climate science or what is claimed to be such, including facts.

named_entity
: if the query exclusively consists of a named entity, such as a website, organisation, or person.

other
: anything not covered, including academic journals, food, etc.
