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Identifiers for Researchers and Data: Increasing Attribution and Discovery– John Kaye
- 1. ODIN – ORCID andDataCite Interoperability Network Association of Librarians and Information Professionals in the Social Sciences July 2013 John Kaye – British Library Funded by The European Union Seventh Framework Programme www.odin-project.eu
- 2. Summary • Identifiers • ODINOverview • Humanities and Social Sciences • High Energy Physics • Next Steps
- 3. Identifers • Uniquely identify ResearchObjects • Digital Object Identifiers • DataCite (DOI’s) • CrossRef DOI’s
- 4. Identifers • Uniquely identifyResearch Objects • Archival Research Key’s (ARK’s) • International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN’s) • Uniform Resource Locators (URL’s) • Institutional and other ID’s
- 5. People Identifers • Uniquelyidentify people • Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) • International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI) • Country Based ID’s
- 6. ORCID • Infrastructure alreadyexists for researchers to build up a unique open portfolio of research objects
- 7. ORCID • Register anORCID ID www.orcid.org and link published papers using ORCID’s tools
- 8. Using Identifiers • Viewthe impact of your work using traditional citation metrics and social citations
- 9. Using Identifiers Actions ondata and their reliance on metadata, data citation, and data management (adapted from Altman, 2012).
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- 11. ODIN Objectives • Wewant to support development and stimulate adoption of interoperable identifiers for: • Researchers • Inputs (cited work, data) • Outputs (publications and data) • We aim to facilitate information flow within and between research communities, leading to greater re-use of data and exploitation of the knowledge created.
- 12. ODIN Challenges Accessibility: seamlesslyaccess datasets used in a journal article, a grant report, or another scholarly artefact Discovery: identify scholarly works or datasets related to each other either through networks of references and citation or through shared contributors Interoperability: connect datasets and contributors across independent platforms using different, but interoperable identifier schemes. Sustainability: ongoing viability of the systems that provide and maintain persistent identifiers.
- 13. ODIN Work Streams •Proofs of Concept in Humanities and Social Science and High Energy Physics • Interoperability • Strategy • Internationalisation
- 14. ODIN Developments • Developedfrom work carried out in Interoperability Work Stream • Based on CrossRef Import Tool • Searches DataCite Metadata store and allows users to import datasets into their ORCID Profile • http://datacite.labs.orcid-eu.org/ - Feedback welcome!
- 15. Humanities and Social Sciences(HSS) Image from National Survey for Health and Development
- 16. HSS: Birth CohortStudies • Why Birth Cohort Studies? • Investment • Established/Long history • Tradition of data curation • Multiple Data Providers • High Re-use • Derived Data • Multi-disciplinary • BL Involvement in CLOSER (Cohort and Longitudinal Studies Enhancement Resource)
- 17. HSS: Objectives • 1st Year:Preliminary conceptual models for connecting data creators, curators, contributors and data sets will be described • 2nd Year: Concrete workflows will be designed and developed • The development of such workflows will be done in strong collaboration with the relevant stakeholders in the community
- 18. HSS: Approach • Technicalwork – http://odin-discover.eu/ • Conversations and Interviews: • Cohort Study Teams • UK Data Service • International Data Providers • Visit from Australian Data Archive
- 19. HSS: Approach Data Sourcesand Linking in http://odin-discover.eu/
- 20. Humanities and Social Sciences(HSS) http://odin-discover.eu/
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- 23. Workflows • Consult withData Centres and providers to see where identifiers fit in their workflows • Assigning roles and names • Assigning identifiers to new datasets • Assigning identifiers to exsiting datasets • How to integrate identifiers into DDI • Push more metadata into DataCite • Provide feedback to datacentres • ‘Nudge’ researchers to cite data properly
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- 26. HSS Next Steps •1st Year report due in August 2013 • Year 2 HSS tasks • Work with National Survey for Health and Development to implement workflows • Encourage social science data providers to adopt people ID’s • Provide feedback tools for data providers • Look at assigning ORCID’s to other metadata – Ethos • Linking bibliographic citation data for Impact tracking and enhanced discovery • Explore commonalities with High Energy Physics
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- 28. Current status (I) HEP(High-Energy Physics) field specificities: • Multiversioning: from preprint versions until final publications • Hyperauthorship: hundreds/thousands of scientists signing the same article • Data levels of abstraction (CERN, Inspire, HEPData) • Different publication spaces (arXiv, Inspire, publishers) Challenges: • Author identification, improvement of the disambiguation process done in place • Uniquely associate articles/datasets with authors/contributors • Version management during the long publication process
- 29. High Energy Physics(HEP) Current Inspire interface
- 30. High Energy Physics(HEP) Current Inspire interface Disambiguation process among thousands of authors: Names and affiliations Different ways to write the same information Clustering algorithm
- 31. ODIN Next Steps •Reports available in Summer 2013 • 1st Year Event and Codesprint @ CERN 15th - 17th October 2013 • http://datacite.labs.orcid-eu.org/ - Feedback welcome! • Input into and Social Science Proof of Concept, workflows etc. please contact us!
- 32. Thank you! John Kaye– Lead Curator Digital Social Sciences The British Library 96 Euston Road London NW1 2DB john.kaye@bl.uk Twitter: @johnkayebl Telephone: 020 7412 7450 Project Website http://odin-project.eu/ BL Social Sciences Blog http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/socialscience/