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It Takes More Than a Village: A National Network of Bottom up PID Strategies in Germany
(National Library of Technology, 2024) Ziedorn, Frauke; Genderjahn, Steffi; Hagemann-Wilholt, Stephanie; Taller, Nelli
There are individual efforts to develop national persistent identifier (PID) strategies involving numerous stakeholders and infrastructures. The planned panel discussion wants to provide insights into the diversity of developments in Germany. We will present the bottom-up strategies for open identification systems from the perspective of the projects PID Network Germany and PID4NFDI as well as the national DOI and ORCID consortia.
Implementing FAIR Workflows: PIDs in the Research Project Lifecycle
(National Library of Technology, 2024) Zheng, Zefan; Ross, Shawn; Cousijn, Helena; Chen, Xiaoli
In this session we will present the work and experiences implementing PIDs and metadata workflows in a Neuroscience PhD research project, and walk the audience through the research project life cycle from the perspectives of the key PIDs – the roles they play in each stage of the research process, and what action items researchers should check off as they manage and share their research, to make sure the open research infrastructure is utilized to the fullest to optimize the FAIRness of each output. The session will contain four short talks explaining the FAIR workflows approach, the importance of aggregating information at the project level, the resulting project dashboard, and most importantly, the experiences of the researcher applying FAIR workflows to his research project. This will demonstrate the primary PID use cases throughout the research project life cycle and how they can be integrated into the day-to-day practices.
A Universal Proposal System: Connecting Facilities, Users, Institutions, and Data
(National Library of Technology, 2024) White-DePace, Susan; Vanni, Constance A.; Jones, Paul
Three U.S. Department of Energy Scientific User Facilities are partnering on a shared application to manage the submission and review of research proposals, making use of ORCID and ROR identifiers to standardize the format and structure of proposal data and supplement local, independent business systems with PIDs that can follow a user and their research from proposal to publication.
Advancing FAIR Data Practices through Integrating Scientific Measuring Instruments PIDs for CRIS
(National Library of Technology, 2024) Wermelinger, Julia; Grasso Toro, Federico
In research data management, the integration of Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) plays a pivotal role in achieving Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) data. This presentation explores the synergy of three components - OpenIRIS, Code Versioning by Git, and Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for research results. By establish a comprehensive framework for enhancing Current Research Information Systems (CRIS) by FAIR data practices. The non-profit platform Openiris.io as a beacon for the research community: facilitating the discovery, sharing, and management of resources. Through its central portal and customed institutional portals, OpenIRIS incorporates features developed with direct researchers involvement, making it a repository of best practices for scientific resource management, in particular measuring instruments.
Double Identification Workflows Research and Practical Application
(National Library of Technology, 2024) Wang, Lijuan; Xia, Xiaolei
Presentation at the PIDfest Conference 2024.