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This document provides an introduction and overview of the ORCID API. It discusses the ORCID data model, security model, XML structure, and how to access and use the API. The ORCID API uses OAuth2 for authorization and allows developers to retrieve, update, and add researcher profiles and activities like publications, affiliations, and funding through API calls. Documentation and support resources are also referenced.
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Indeed, the goal of the new REST API is to meet the level 3 of the famous Richardson Maturity Model [1] allowing a client application or its developer to potentially learn how to use the API without pre-knowledge or need to consult external information. The adoption of uniform, consistent and self-documented behaviour will drastically reduce the effort for developers to interact with DSpace.
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Agenda
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Todd Carpenter, Executive Director, NISO
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- 2. • ORCID data model • Security model • ORCID-XML structure • Example of use of APIs from DSpace-CRIS Agenda
- 3. Research centric data model Affilia+ons - Educa+on - Employment Fundings Start / End dates; Role +tle; Department name; Organiza+on (with ID as much as possible) Works Title, Journal, Abstract, Cita+on, Type, publica+on date, iden+fiers, url, contributors, language, country Start / End dates; Title, Descrip+on, inves+gators, Types, iden+fiers, Funder (with ID as much as possible)
- 8. How to get the API • Public API can be requested for free by any person who holds an ORCID ID • Demonstra+on: tutorial-eurocrisdays@mailinator.com / t3s3st hps://sandbox.orcid.org/developer-tools • Member API are reserved to ORCID members, can be requested using a web form hps://orcid.org/content/register-client-applica+on-produc+on- trusted-party • A sandbox environment is available for anyone also to test member & premium API hps://orcid.org/content/register-client-applica+on-sandbox
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- 13. How to READ informa9on hps://members.orcid.org/api/tutorial-retrieve-data-orcid-record
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- 21. • You need member API for that! • You can POST or PUT • POST: create addi+onal informa+on à append • PUT: replace all the informa+on owned by your applica+on • You can update/create specific sec+on or subparts • <ORCID-ID>/orcid-bio • <ORCID-ID>/affilia+ons • <ORCID-ID>/orcid-works • <ORCID-ID>/finding • More details hps://members.orcid.org/api/api-calls How to update informa9on
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- 23. How to get support & more informa9on • Extended online documenta+on: hp://members.orcid.org/api • GitHub ORCID repository hps://github.com/ORCID/ORCID-Source • Google group: hps://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/orcid-api-users • ORCID Support: support@orcid.org