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1. SM
Adoption and Integration of Persistent Identifiers
in European Research Information Management
– Preliminary Findings –
Rebecca Bryant, PhD
OCLC Research, USA
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2753-3881
bryantr@oclc.org
@rebeccabryant18
LIBER2017, Patras – July 2017
Annette Dortmund, PhD
OCLC EMEA
http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1588-9749
dortmuna@oclc.org
@libsun
2. The aggregation, curation, & utilization of metadata about
research activities
Overlapping terms:
• CRIS (Current Research Information System)
• RNS (Research Networking System)
• RPS (Research Profiling System)
• RIMs ≠ researcher platforms like ResearchGate or Academia.edu
• RIM ≠ Research Data Management (RDM)
What is Research Information Management (RIM)?
5. “Long-lasting reference to a digital object that gives
information about that object regardless what happens to it.”
Types:
• Digital Object Identifiers (e.g. DOI)
• Person Identifiers (e.g. ORCID, ISNI, DAI)
• Organization Identifiers (e.g. GRID, ISNI)
• PIDs ≠ authority files
• Not every ID is a PID
• OCLC ≠ ISNI
What are Persistent Identifiers (PID)?
Definition: http://dictionary.casrai.org/Persistent_identifier
6. • Research institutions increasingly engaged in RIM
Why study PIDs in RIM?
• Scaling efforts
at national and transnational level
• Advancing technologies & standards
offer new opportunities for interoperability
and discoverability
• PIDs expected to be playing a key role in
these developments
7. OCLC Research & RIM
ORLP working groups
• Survey on Research
Information Management
Practices (in collaboration
with EuroCRIS)
• Value proposition of
libraries in RIM
Webinars
Listserv
• Community resource for shared
Research and Development
(R&D) since 1978
• Devoted to challenges facing
libraries and archives
• Engagement with OCLC
members and the community
around shared concerns
Why us? OCLC Research
9. • “Adoption and Integration of PIDs in European RIM“
• Examining the nexus of RIM with persistent identifiers
• Focus on person and organizational identifiers
• Objective:
Gain useful insights on emerging practices and challenges
in research management at different levels of scale
Project Information
10. OCLC Research
• Rebecca Bryant (lead)
• Annette Dortmund
• Constance Malpas
Project team
in collaboration with LIBER
• Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen (National Library Finland)
• Birgit Schmidt (State and University Library Göttingen)
• Esa-Pekka Keskitalo (National Library Finland)
11. • Investigate RIM practices in three national contexts:
Finland, Germany, and the Netherlands
• Desk research followed by semi-structured interviews
• Focus on adoption and integration of persistent identifiers;
identify incentives for adoption
• Investigate potential links between PID adoption and
different levels of scale
Case Study Approach
12. • Netherlands: Leiden University, VU Amsterdam, University
of Amsterdam, Radboud University / euroCRIS, SURF
• Germany: University of Münster, University of Kassel, FAU
(Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg),
BASE Bielefeld, German National Library
• Finland: Aalto University, University of Eastern Finland,
University of Jyväskylä, University of Helsinki, CSC
• PID organizations: ORCID & ISNI
Interview partners
13. Project schedule
Define research scope Winter 2016-2017
Desk research Later winter 2017
Interviews Spring 2017
Synthesis & writing Summer & fall 2017
Publish research report Late fall 2017
Additional webinars & presentations 2018
16. Incentives:
• Internal (publication management, researcher profiles …)
• External (National mandate for DAI, OA mandate, wish to
internationalize ...)
• Scaling (consortial efforts, data sharing opportunities, …)
Efforts to internationalize the existing national standard
(DAI to ISNI/ORCID).
Person PIDs (NL): Established national standard
18. Incentives:
• Internal (publication management, researcher profiles,
need for unique persistent IDs …)
• External (Publishers requesting ORCID iD, complete data
on publications for national funding …)
• Scaling (planned national research information hub, open
science …)
Barriers: Not required by funders at the outset. ROI unclear.
Person PIDs (FI): Strong incentives
20. Incentives:
• Internal (publication management, researcher profiles,
…)
• External / scaling (standards, good practice) [very limited]
Barriers: Not required by funders, no real need in absence of
regional or national RIM scaling efforts. ROI unclear. Effects
of ORCID links with BASE and national authority file GND
yet unknown.
Person PIDs (DE): „There are no external incentives“
23. Mandates drive RIM and PID adoption today
• Impact assessment (national, funder)
• Open access (national, funder)
• Requirement of ORCID iDs by funders, publishers
• Concern: Loss of institutional autonomy / control
Convenience important to drive researcher engagement
• ORCID auto-update capabilities
• ORCID integration into identity management
Top down vs. bottom up
24. Much interest, little activity. „Watching the space.“
• No urgent need, no immediate problem to solve.
• Big need, but too complex to solve alone.
• ICT organizations brainstorming options for (temporary)
work-arounds at national level, but no firm plans yet.
• Getting funders on board will be very important for
adoption of whatever PID develops.
Organizational identifiers
25. Broad range of view on researcher role in RIM.
Ranging from full responsibility - “it is their job to register
their publications”
to some responsibility / role - requesting researchers to enter
information, support from support desk or library to do so
to no responsibility / role - “researchers do not touch the
CRIS” [as an option preferred by the admins!]
Role of Researchers in RIM
27. • Upcoming blog post on hangingtogether.org
• Report to be published in late fall this year
• Webinars & presentations in 2018
• OCLC Research in progress (ORLP)
• Survey of Research Information Management Practices
Opens in late 2017, in collaboration with euroCRIS
• Research report on the valuable roles of libraries in RIM
(Fall 2017)
What‘s next?