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DataCite's Executive Director, Patricia Cruse on ORCID auto-update functionality (note, these slides were prepared for our November 2015 Outreach Meeting, but weren't presented due to time constraints)

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Patricia Cruse, Executive Director,
DataCite
DataCite and
Auto-update

DataCite’s
auto-update
steps
Researchers: (1) use ORCID iD when
submitting a dataset, and (2) authorize
DataCite via profiles to update your
ORCID record.
Data centers: (1) collect ORCID
identifiers during the submission (2)
embed the iD in the published work
and include the iD when submitting to
DataCite.
DataCite: Upon receipt of data from a
data center with a valid identifier,
DataCite will automatically push that
information to the researcher’s ORCID
record.

DataCite’s implementation of
auto-update
• New profiles service; researchers sign
into DataCite with ORCID id and get
personalized services
• Central place to interact with DataCite
services. Can scale to other services
• Connect search & link and auto-update
in a single place

DataCite Profiles: open source
Volpino (Italiano dog) code on github
https://github.com/datacite/volpino

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1. Patricia Cruse, Executive Director, DataCite DataCite and Auto-update

2. DataCite’s auto-update steps Researchers: (1) use ORCID iD when submitting a dataset, and (2) authorize DataCite via profiles to update your ORCID record. Data centers: (1) collect ORCID identifiers during the submission (2) embed the iD in the published work and include the iD when submitting to DataCite. DataCite: Upon receipt of data from a data center with a valid identifier, DataCite will automatically push that information to the researcher’s ORCID record.

3. DataCite’s implementation of auto-update • New profiles service; researchers sign into DataCite with ORCID id and get personalized services • Central place to interact with DataCite services. Can scale to other services • Connect search & link and auto-update in a single place

4. DataCite Profiles: open source Volpino (Italiano dog) code on github https://github.com/datacite/volpino

5. How will this look and when? • example of a profile – show all DataCite records with ORCID IDs • DataCite Profiles will launch this week • Connect the dots and create an incentive • Next steps: 1. push DOIs with ORCIDs to ORCID (permission) 2. push all DOIs with ORCIDs and collect permissions via new

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