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Lightning Talk - Angela Dappart
The THOR project, funded by the European Commission, aims to provide seamless access to persistent identifiers (PIDs) for researchers, facilitating unique attribution of their work. It emphasizes the importance of high-quality information for impact assessment, credit assignment, and validation of results across various research fields. The project seeks to enhance the research landscape through improved services, interoperability, and by linking various identification schemes.
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Lightning Talk - Angela Dappart
- 1. THOR is fundedby the European Commission under call H2020-EINFRA-2014-2, project number 654039 Persistent Identification and the THOR project Dr Angela Dappert
- 2. 2 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Persistent identifiers: a key infrastructure for research • Persistent Identifier – A name, not an address – Globally unique – Globally resolvable – Bound to core metadata – Interlinkable – Interoperable – Resolvable as an HTTP URI – Professionally managed – Backed by a commitment (From the ODIN project: http://doi.org/10.6084/M9.FIGSHARE.824314)
- 3. 3 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Technical and Human Infrastructure for Open Research Our goal is to ensure that every researcher, at any phase of their career, or at any institution, will have seamless access to Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) for their research artefacts and their work can be uniquely attributed to them.
- 4. 4 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu THOR Services … … put research into practice! – Biological and Medical Sciences – Environmental and Earth Sciences – Physical Sciences – Social Sciences and Humanities
- 5. 5 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Project partners June 2015 – Nov 2017
- 6. 6 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Project partners June 2015 – Nov 2017
- 7. 7 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Project partners June 2015 – Nov 2017
- 8. 8 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Resear- cher The Research Landscape Data DataCite ORCID
- 9. 9 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Resear- cher The Research Landscape Data Article DataCite ORCID
- 10. 10 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Many Interesting Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 11. 11 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Few Well-Supported Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 12. 12 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Few Well-Supported Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 13. 13 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Few Well-Supported Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 14. 14 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Few Well-Supported Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 15. 15 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Few Well-Supported Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 16. 16 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Few Well-Supported Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 17. 17 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Few Well-Supported Relationships Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 18. 18 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Data The Research Landscape Patent Grant Resear- cher Funder Organi- sation Project Article Software Data Management Plan Publisher
- 19. 19 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu What is the problem? • Complete, high-quality information enables – Impact assessment – Credit assignment – Rights assignment – Building on results – Validating results – …
- 20. 20 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu THOR results in …. • Better understanding • Improved production services • New services • Changes in landscape
- 21. 21 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Better understanding / improved production services / new services / changes in landscape • Link across multiple schemes (DOI-ORCID integration): gaps, align metadata • Facilitate information exchange on a technical level – adjust APIs • Cross-link alternate and related identifiers: claim, auto-update, equivalence, versioning • Organisational adaptation: PIDs in data publishing workflows, support data citation • …
- 22. 22 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Better understanding / improved production services / new services / changes in landscape • … • Resolution methods: dynamic data, content negotiation, machine-readable license information • PIDs for dynamic data, data subsets • Long-term PID life-cycle • Organisation and funder IDs • What limits capacity building and growth? Collect metrics: track events, analyse data, visualise
- 23. 23 27 June2017 Angela Dappert www.bl.uk http://project-thor.eu Progress and Sustainability • Develop performance indicators for: – interoperability – service integration – capacity building • Track adoption • Review and adjust business models • http://dashboard.project- thor.eu
Editor's Notes
- #3 For example, researchers in Portugal who receive federal funding provide their ORCID iD, and benefit from coordinated outcomes reporting by using the ORCID registry as a hub. The ability to uniquely identify contributors is a deceptively simple concept which, if realised, could enable forms of real-time understanding of scientific research that up to now have been extremely costly (if not impossible). --Jonathan Kram, Wellcome Trust are unique on a global scale, allowing large numbers of unique identifiers resolve as HTTP URI’s with support for content negotiation, and these HTTP URI’s should be persistent. come with metadata that describe their most relevant properties, including a minimum set of common metadata elements. A search of metadata elements across all trusted identifiers of that service should be possible. are interoperable with other identifiers through metadata elements that describe their relationship. are issued and managed by an organization that focuses on that goal as its primary mission, has a sustainable business model and a critical mass of member organizations that have agreed to common procedures and policies, has a governing body, and is committed to using open technologies.
- #24 Establish metrics to assess the overall development of PID infrastructure Measure and analyse adoption of project outputs, PID services and associated tools. Formulate a business plan for the maintenance of services developed in the project. Foster continuous feedback loop with other workpackages