The above paper is essential a sequal to this one, presented yesterday.

Modelling research output expressions : metadata #schema modelling of publication lifecycles and scholarly entities https://doi.org/10.17868 #discovery #PIDs #PersistentIdentifiers #repositories #DigitalLibraries #OpenResearch/strath.00085166

Just presented this paper as part of 'Re-discovery', the #cilipmdg23 conference. All materials available at the DOI below.

Authority of assertion in repository contributions to the PID graph https://doi.org/10.17868/strath.00085167

#discovery #PIDs #PersistentIdentifiers #repositories #DigitalLibraries #OpenResearch

That thing where you get a note on a mailing list about a Digital Preservation Coalition webinar on #digipres and #PIDs and you're like, hmm, I probably know most of this, but it might be worth getting the European perspective, and hey, it's even nearly in my time zone, and—

Heading to the 'Re-Discovery': Metadata & #Discovery Group Conference in Birmingham next week. Looking forward to Brum! Presenting two papers:

Modelling research output expressions : #metadata #schema modelling of publication lifecycles and #scholarly entities https://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/85166/

Authority of assertion in #repository contributions to the #PID graph https://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/85167/

I'll throw the slides up at these locations too, once I have actually created them. 😀 #PIDs #PersistentIdentifiers

I knew an identifier that struggled for years. People enjoyed working with it. It had great metadata like a title, authors…even a type. But it had never gotten a date. But finally one day, it did? And you want to know why? Because it was persistent.

#PersistentIdentifiers #PIDs #PIDJokes

Persistent identifiers have it tough. Even when they have nothing to show, the show must go on.

#PersistentIdentifiers #PIDs #PIDJokes

Persistent identifiers have it tough. Even when they have nothing to show, the show must go on.

#PIDs #PIDJokes

It's great to see the alignment with #FAIR within the @gtn @galaxyproject project!

I'm wondering if there might be scope for you to integrate with the @fairsharing API to link those standards, databases or policies described within your training material to the #DOIs of FAIRsharing's records? Many third-party tools already use our API in this way, to provide #PIDs for such resources. Attached are just a few examples.
https://fairsharing.org/communities#tools
https://fairsharing.org/API_doc

Delivered a sesh this morning alongside colleagues from Cambridge about #DOI minting on #repositories, with a particular focus on DOIs for #PlanS as well as within repository/CRIS software ecosystems. Slides below! 😀

#PIDs and #repositories : experiences and practical issues implementing DOIs for content - perspectives from the University of #Strathclyde (Strathprints) https://doi.org/10.17868/strath.00085975

PIDs and Repositories: Experiences of implementing DOIs at #Cambridge
https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.99081

#ORCID is shifting from #RINGGOLD to #ROR as IDs for a scholar's institutional affiliation.
https://info.orcid.org/orcid-support-for-ringgold-organization-ids-ending/

PS: I support this move. It will help establish ROR as the #standard for institutional affiliation. RINGGOLD IDs are #proprietary and ROR IDs are in the #PublicDomain under #CC0.

#Metadata #PIDs

@NFDI @AntoniaS @HelmholtzOpenScienceOffice
I like the 10 use cases for #PIDs #NFDIrocks

One challenge posed by taxonomic databases is the use of “micro citations” rather than full bibliographic records, which makes it hard to link species names to DOIs and other #PIDs. I’ve built a series of tools to tackle this https://microcitation-parser.herokuapp.com/ Here’s a screenshot of a record from a database managed by @dhobern converted to DOI #babysteps

My preprint "Ten years and a million links: building a global taxonomic library connecting persistent identifiers for names, publications and people” is now out on @biorxivpreprint https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.05.29.542697 This summarises a decade or so's work linking taxonomic names to original publications via persistent identifiers #PIDs such as LSIDs and DOIs.

> If you work in the technical or operational teams of a #CulturalHeritage institution, and know how your institution manages #identifiers for digitised objects, or if you are running an #aggregation service, we invite you to take approximately 15 minutes to answer our survey. Please also share it with other colleagues that are most involved in this work.

https://pro.europeana.eu/post/help-us-to-make-cultural-heritage-data-more-persistent

#PersistentIdentifiers #PIDs

@arks_org

Four years of ROR:
@ResearchOrgs.

@amandafrench says ROR is a research persistent identifier (PID), like DOI and ORCID.

ROR gives cleaner info on orgs, easy to exchange, e.g., records multiple names and acronyms for the same place.

Has a public API and governance, community curation.

#UKSG2023 #PIDs

Assigning PIDs throughout a publication of research data today shouldn’t be as remarkable as assigning exact house numbers throughout urban Vienna was in 1770.

#PIDs #UbiquitousPIDs

@jakkbl and I are giving a code4lib afternoon workshop March 14 @ Princeton: "Up and running with ARK persistable identifiers".

ARKs (Archival Resource Keys, @arks_org) can serve as stable, trusted refs for information objects (#404sNoMore).

For >2 decades, >8 billion ARKs have been created by >1k orgs — libraries, data centers, archives, museums, publishers, govt agencies, etc.

Why ARKs? How to get started? All are welcome.

https://2023.code4lib.org/workshops/getting-running-with-ark-persistable-identifiers

#Code4Lib #PersistentIdentifiers #PIDs

I recently co-authored a blog on the Biodiversity Heritage Library's efforts to round trip persistent identifiers via Wikidata. You can see it here https://blog.biodiversitylibrary.org/2023/02/round-tripping-persistent-identifiers-with-wikidata-query-service.html #BiodiversityHeritageLibrary #Wikidata #PIDs

#LHC physicists resolve stalemate over Russian authors

👉 Agreement on how to list scientists at Russian organizations on #research papers will help to clear #journals' backlog.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00503-5

#publishing #physics #CERN #affiliation #ORCID #PIDs #identifiers #Russia #StandWithUkraine

We've extended the deadline for giving feedback on our proposal for major changes to the ROR metadata schema. Take a look at our extensive proposal on changes to name, location, domain, and external ID fields in ROR and comment by February 12.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JNDMoKmjR2y0quWXwFfoJTsIttbltJVN0l5Wddw1cIk/edit?usp=sharing

#OpenScience #Metadata #PIDs #ScholComm