ORCID integration at Thomson Reuters (S.D. Seng)

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The document discusses the partnership between Thomson Reuters and ORCID to integrate ORCID IDs into Thomson Reuters scholarly research products. Some key points: - Thomson Reuters products like Web of Science, ResearcherID, Converis, and ScholarOne now integrate ORCID IDs to improve author identification and attribution. - Over 5.6 million records in Web of Science now include ORCID IDs, allowing users to access an author's complete works directly from their ORCID profile. - Beginning in 2016, Web of Science will use ORCID IDs within its author disambiguation system to more accurately cluster authors and their works. - Integration allows users to seamlessly exchange data between Thomson Reuters products and

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THOMSON REUTERS-ORCID PARTNERSHIP
SEE DIU SENG
SOLUTION CONSULTANT (Southeast Asia)
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & SCIENCE
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1435-1608

THOMSON REUTERS – ORCID
PARTNERSHIP
6
2009
5,000
Thomson Reuters products
with ORCID integration
ORCID initiative
Sites set up for ORCID in
ScholarOne

ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS

WHAT IS ON THE WEB OF SCIENCE?
Web of Science
Core Collection
SCIE – backfile to 1900
SSCI – backfile to 1900
AHCI – backfile to 1975
ESCI – backfile to 2015
CPCI – backfile to 1990
BkCI – backfile to 2005
Chem – backfile to 1840
Data Citation Index
backfile 1900
Zoological Record
backfile 1864
Derwent Innovations Index
backfile 1963
CABI
backfile 1910
FSTA
backfile 1969
Inspec
backfile 1898
MEDLINE
backfile 1950
BIOSIS Citation Index
backfile 1926

ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS
5.6m records have ORCID IDs
11K records have ORCID IDs
2.5m records have ORCID IDs
Thomson Reuters
regularly receives data
from ORCID, which is then
added to records across
resources on the Web of
Science platform.
Source: Web of Science figures current as of February 2, 2016

ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS
Access ORCID profiles
directly from Web of
Science records to
review the complete
works of an author

• DISTINCT AUTHOR
IDENTIFICATION
SYSTEM (DAIS) –
automated system
utilized by the Web of
Science to cluster
authors for the
purpose of improving
author
disambiguation.
ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS

ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS
Web of Science – Distinct Author Identification System
(Current)
Web of Science – Distinct Author Identification System (2016)
Beginning in 2016, ORCID will be used within Web of Science to improve automated author identification!

ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS
Associate your
Researcher ID with an
ORCID account

• How many high impact papers have we produced? In
what fields?
• Who are our collaborators? Are the results impactful?
• How does our university compare with others in
Economics?
• Etc…

ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS
Create a custom dataset using
a list of ORCID ID’s within Web
of Science Core Collection to
analyze and create reports
within InCites

Directly Create a ORCID ID out of
CONVERIS

ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY
RESEARCH PRODUCTS
Search ORCID
directly from
CONVERIS to pull in
an author’s outputs

SCHOLAR ONE
• SCHOLAR ONE: provides comprehensive workflow
management systems for scholarly journals, books, and
conferences. Our web based applications enable publishers
and societies to manage the submission, peer review,
production, and publication process more efficiently and
provides them with the intelligent information to help make
strategic decisions.

SEE Diu Seng, PhD (薛兆盛)
Thomson Reuters
Solution Consultant, Southeast Asia
diuseng.see@thomsonreuters.com

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The document discusses several ways that ORCID IDs can be integrated into research workflows and systems. It describes how OJS (Open Journal Systems) allows manuscripts submitted through it to be associated with an ORCID ID. It also outlines how Hong Kong Baptist University is working to give all faculty ORCID IDs to upload employment and works information. Additionally, it notes that SciENCV through the National Library of Medicine allows adding publications and funding to an ORCID profile, and that Scopus enables linking publications to an ORCID record. Finally, it encourages giving permissions to ORCID-enabled systems to help make a researcher more visible and have their activities captured in their ORCID record.

The Latest on ORCID API v2

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The document discusses changes in the ORCID API from version 1.2 to version 2.0. Some key points discussed include: - Version 2.0 allows reading and writing data in smaller sections or individual items rather than large chunks, improving performance. - Permissions are simplified with just 4 scopes in version 2.0 compared to many overlapping scopes in version 1.2. - Version 2.0 returns activity summaries with basic details rather than full representations of each activity, reducing payload size. - Version 2.0 introduces display indexes and ordering to control item ordering, unlike version 1.2 which had no defined ordering.

What’s New in ORCID Tech 2016 (Robert Peters)

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This document summarizes new features and updates from ORCID in 2016. Key points include: opening the ORCID license to be free instead of $400/year; increased support for additional languages and Unicode scripts; growth in the number of user connections through Facebook, Google, and institutions; updates to the V2 API to improve scalability and clarity; additional details shown for individual profiles; and planned improvements like a member directory and cross-linking institutional sign-ins.

ORCID API Perks & Pitfalls

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This document discusses various perks and pitfalls of the ORCID API from the perspective of ORCID team members. It addresses issues like unexpected errors, difficulty adding new ID types, polling the public API being taxing, and challenges with batch creating or updating large numbers of records. The document provides suggestions for improvements like improved error messages, enabling community contributions to vocabularies, an on-demand data dump feature, and bulk work creation. The ORCID team members provide their contact information and encourage feedback to help enhance the API and user experience.

Raising Awareness & Encouraging ORCID Registrations as an Author Services Pro...

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Donald Samulack presented on raising awareness and encouraging ORCID registrations as an author services provider. Name disambiguation is most needed in China and South Korea due to the high percentage of populations sharing the most common last names. Editage is increasing ORCID awareness through blog posts, Q&A, social media, and newsletters. They encourage ORCID registration through coupons, client profiles, and news on their online system. Editage has integrated ORCID into their identity and credential verification process to make it easier for clients.

Convey ORCID Integration Presentation (Heather Pierce)

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Convey is a web-based financial disclosure system created by the AAMC to allow individuals to enter and maintain records of their financial interests and disclose them directly to organizations in a streamlined manner. It was developed based on IOM recommendations with input from multiple stakeholders. The system uses common data standards and allows organizations to tailor the disclosure process while collecting the necessary information. Individuals can link their disclosures to their ORCID identifier for validation and identification purposes, and organizations can choose whether to allow or require the use of ORCID IDs.

ORCID and Peer Review in EJPress (Anna Jester)

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CHORUS: A Story About Efficiencies (Howard Ratner)

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The document discusses how CHORUS helps provide a cost-effective public access solution for research. It has partnered with multiple US government agencies and funders to help grantees and researchers comply with public access policies. CHORUS builds on existing infrastructure like DOIs, funder IDs, and ORCID IDs to identify content and metadata and link to full text on publisher sites. It also discusses expanding internationally and piloting with institutions directly.

ORCID Update: American Geophysical Union (Brooks Hanson)

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This document discusses updates from the American Geophysical Union (AGU) regarding ORCID identifiers. It notes that as of March 2016, ORCIDs are required for corresponding authors in AGU journals and encouraged for all other authors and reviewers. As of September 2016, over 18,000 ORCIDs were associated with AGU journal accounts. It also discusses recent alignment among publishers, repositories, and funders around data transparency and identifiers, as well as the Coalition on Publishing Data in the Earth and Space Sciences' efforts to link publishers and repositories to promote best practices around citations and identifiers.

ORCID Update (October 2016)

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The document provides an update on ORCID activities from October 2016. Key points include: - ORCID membership has grown to 536 members from 39 countries, with 60% growth and 14 regional consortia. - Regions like Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America will focus on expanding consortia models and increasing integrations with members. - Latin America will focus on key countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, while the Middle East/Africa region will focus on the Middle East and North Africa. - Technical updates include a new ORCID Trust site, open elections, social/institutional sign-in integrations, and API improvements.

ORCID Communications & Messaging

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The document summarizes an ORCID outreach meeting that covered developing an elevator pitch for ORCID, engaging with communities, and addressing myths about ORCID. Speakers at the meeting included representatives from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Princeton University, and the Australian Access Federation. Attendees were encouraged to develop an elevator pitch for ORCID that is 30 seconds to 2 minutes, uses plain English, tells a compelling story, and includes words like open, new, approachable, etc. The meeting also addressed common myths about ORCID like whether it is needed in addition to other profiles, how easy it is to update, privacy/security concerns, and why different services now request ORCID IDs.

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1. THOMSON REUTERS-ORCID PARTNERSHIP SEE DIU SENG SOLUTION CONSULTANT (Southeast Asia) INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & SCIENCE http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1435-1608

2. THOMSON REUTERS – ORCID PARTNERSHIP 6 2009 5,000 Thomson Reuters products with ORCID integration ORCID initiative Sites set up for ORCID in ScholarOne

3. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS

4. WHAT IS ON THE WEB OF SCIENCE? Web of Science Core Collection SCIE – backfile to 1900 SSCI – backfile to 1900 AHCI – backfile to 1975 ESCI – backfile to 2015 CPCI – backfile to 1990 BkCI – backfile to 2005 Chem – backfile to 1840 Data Citation Index backfile 1900 Zoological Record backfile 1864 Derwent Innovations Index backfile 1963 CABI backfile 1910 FSTA backfile 1969 Inspec backfile 1898 MEDLINE backfile 1950 BIOSIS Citation Index backfile 1926

5. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS 5.6m records have ORCID IDs 11K records have ORCID IDs 2.5m records have ORCID IDs Thomson Reuters regularly receives data from ORCID, which is then added to records across resources on the Web of Science platform. Source: Web of Science figures current as of February 2, 2016

6. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS Access ORCID profiles directly from Web of Science records to review the complete works of an author

7. • DISTINCT AUTHOR IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (DAIS) – automated system utilized by the Web of Science to cluster authors for the purpose of improving author disambiguation. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS

8. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS Web of Science – Distinct Author Identification System (Current) Web of Science – Distinct Author Identification System (2016) Beginning in 2016, ORCID will be used within Web of Science to improve automated author identification!

9. RESEARCHER ID • RESEARCHERID: a global research community registry included with the Web of Science that is fully integrated with ORCID. Authors with a RESEARCHERID profile can synchronize their publications with their ORCID account. RESEARCHERID is a free service that shows Web of Science Core Collection citation metrics for an author (e.g. h index) .

10. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS Associate your Researcher ID with an ORCID account

11. EXCHANGE DATA SEAMLESSLY

12. • How many high impact papers have we produced? In what fields? • Who are our collaborators? Are the results impactful? • How does our university compare with others in Economics? • Etc…

13. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS Create a custom dataset using a list of ORCID ID’s within Web of Science Core Collection to analyze and create reports within InCites

14. CONVERIS

15. ORCID ID INTEGRATED IN RESEARCHER PROFILE

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17. Example CASRAI CV

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19. Directly Create a ORCID ID out of CONVERIS

20. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS Search ORCID directly from CONVERIS to pull in an author’s outputs

21. SCHOLAR ONE • SCHOLAR ONE: provides comprehensive workflow management systems for scholarly journals, books, and conferences. Our web based applications enable publishers and societies to manage the submission, peer review, production, and publication process more efficiently and provides them with the intelligent information to help make strategic decisions.

22. ORCID INTEGRATION WITH THOMSON REUTERS SCHOLARLY RESEARCH PRODUCTS ScholarOne incorporates ORCID into the manuscript peer review workflow for publishers -Enables articles to be automatically added to the author’s ORCID profile if the publisher participates -Enables peer review activity to be added to one’s ORCID profile

23. TAKE HOME MESSAGE

24. HOW DO YOU PRONOUNCE ORCID?

25. SEE Diu Seng, PhD (薛兆盛) Thomson Reuters Solution Consultant, Southeast Asia diuseng.see@thomsonreuters.com

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