ORCID identifiers in repositories The ORCID identifier has been incorporated into numerous repository platforms. This session will offer a discussion of integration points, policy issues, data flow between systems, researcher participation, discovered opportunities, and demonstrations by universities, research organizations, and vendors. Moderator: Salvatore Mele, Head of Open Access at CERN Presenters: Robin Haw, Scientific Associate and Reactome Outreach Coordinator, Department of Informatics and Bio-computing, OICR Rick Johnson, Co-Program Director, Digital Library Initiatives and Scholarship E-Research and Digital Initiatives, Notre Dame University Ann Campion Riley, Associate Director for Access, Collections and Technical Services, University of Missouri Library Sarah Shreeves, Coordinator, Illinois Digital Environment for Access to Learning and Scholarship (IDEALS), University Library. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Michael Witt, Head, Distributed Data Curation Center, Purdue University

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Hydra ORCID Plug-in
An Opensource ORCID plug-in for
Hydra and Fedora
Rick Johnson
University of Notre Dame
ORCID Outreach Meeting and Codefest
Chicago, IL May 21-22
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• Library
• Campus: Graduate School, Undergraduate
Colleges
• Leadership: Office of Research, Office of the
Provost
• Community – Hydra, Fedora
– Community First; Institution Second*
– Lead Institution: University of Notre Dame
– Other Contributors: Northwestern University, Yale University,
University of Cincinnati, Penn State University, University of
Virginia
– Additional Adopters: Stanford University, Royal Library of
Denmark, University of Hull (UK), Indiana University
* Conceived from the beginning as a community solution
Stakeholders
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• Research & Sponsored Programs
– Revenue FY13: $120.9 million
– FY14: $189.7 million
– $68.8 million (56.9%) increase
– 9.4% annual growth rate
Notre Dame Research Profile
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• Investment in Research
– FY09: $88.9 million
– FY14: $161.9 million
– $73 million increase (82.1%)
– 12.7% annual growth rate
– Advancing Our Vision
• $13 million recurring investment
• 10 Disciplines (i.e. computational data, adult stem
cell, nuclear physics)
• 80 new faculty
Data Growth Potential
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• Distributed, collaborative, open source effort started
in 2008 (with zero grant money) by University of
Virginia, University of Hull, and Stanford University*
• A framework for feature-rich, tailored applications
and workflows (“heads”) on top of Fedora Commons
• Collaboratively built “solution bundles” that can be
adapted and modified to suit local needs.
• A community of developers and adopters extending
and enhancing the core
➭ If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go
far, go together.
* University of Notre Dame joined in 2010
A Little Bit About Hydra
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ETDs
(Theses)
Books,
Articles
Images Audio-
Visual
Research
Data
Maps
& GIS
Docu-
ments
ETD IR
Image
DB
DAM ?
Geospa
-tial Inf.
Record
s Mgmt.
Management Access Preservation(?)
Effective? Sustainable?
Point Solution Approach…Welcome to Siloville
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Digital Repository
Scalable, Robust, Shared
Management and
Preservation Services
ETDs
(Theses)
Books,
Articles
Images Audio-
Visual
Research
Data
Maps
& GIS
Docu-
ments
Repository Powered Approach
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hydra
Scalable, Robust, Shared
Management and
Preservation Services
ETDs
(Theses)
Books,
Articles
Images Audio-
Visual
Research
Data
Maps
& GIS
Docu-
ments
One Body, Many Heads...
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OR = Open Repositories Conference
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Hydra Partners

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OR = Open Repositories Conference
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Hydra Partners and Known Users

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• Integrate ORCID into CurateND
• Any Hydra institution can adopt integration to quickly
embed ORCID support into their Hydra system (IR
or otherwise).
• Greater exposure to faculty and researcher work
• Disambiguation of authority
• Better Metrics
• Third-party Authentication
• ORCID gem used by anyone using Ruby on Rails
• Increase Adoption of ORCID to increase its utility
– The more people that use it, the more useful it becomes
Hydra ORCID Plug-in Goals
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• Repository user linked to ORCID iD
– Includes creating, searching, and entering
existing ORCID iD
• External collaborator authentication via
ORCID iD
• Publish repository user works or bio
information to ORCID
• Import researcher metadata records from
ORCID
Use Cases
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Architecture
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• Create new ORCID iDs for users within a
Hydra/Fedora based IR
• Retrieve existing ORCID iD for researcher
• Link ORCID iDs to user profile in the IR
• Export data into ORCID from a Hydra IR*
• Import data from ORCID into a Hydra IR*
* In Progress
ORCID API Integration Details
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Plugin in Action
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Phase 1: Summer 2014
Develop Campus Partnerships
– University Librarian introduce ORCID to
University Leadership in key stakeholder groups
• Highlight program benefits and partner institutions and
their contribution
• Raise awareness of how it ties into university mission
and the institutional repository
• Give context of how ORCID helps with research goals
and university goals
– Add ORCID integration support to CurateND
Promotion and Roll Out Plan
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Phase 2: Early Fall 2014
Roll Out Awareness: Next Level Stakeholders
– University Librarian introduce ORCID to Leadership at
College, and Academic Department levels
• Highlight program benefits, partner institutions and their
contribution
• Raise awareness of how it ties into university mission and the
institutional repository
• Give context of how ORCID helps with research goals for
departments and individual faculty members and graduate
students
– Follow up with Department Chairs, department-level
presentations, lunch and learns, etc.
Promotion and Roll Out Plan
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Phase 3: Fall 2014
Roll Out Awareness: Faculty & Grad Students
– Broad communication i.e., details of our grant
related efforts in a press release and related
news
– Targeted marketing tailored to each group of
departments, faculty, students
– Library subject matter experts to cross-promote
within ongoing support of academic departments
Promotion and Roll Out Plan
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• CurateND
– http://curate.nd.edu
• ORCID gem
– https://github.com/projecthydra-labs/orcid
• Project wiki
– https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/hydra/Hydra
+ORCID+Plug-in
• Rick Johnson, rick.johnson@nd.edu
• Jeremy Friesen, jfriesen@nd.edu
More Information
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