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Aligning and coordinating national PID strategies

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    Christopher Brown
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    Collaborative session notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19mMoD2FVKHH-cY2Bjg0BLHZ0fAXtKZDgC9vS-vSh6q0/edit?usp=sharing
     

    Chair’s welcome and introductions

    From BoF to WG (aims and objectives of the WG)

    National PID strategies: priorities, commonalities, divergence

    Progress updates since the RDA Plenary 17 BoF from the following countries: 

    Australia

    Canada

    Finland

    Netherlands

    United Kingdom

    Peru/Brazil

    Discussion and Q&A

    Summaries from each country’s national PID strategy were presented at the RDA Plenary 17 National PID Strategies BoF. Progress updates, where applicable, will be provided in this session.

    Additional links to informative material
    UK:
    Why Publishers Should Care About Persistent Identifiers
    Making the Case for a PID-Optimized World
    UK PID Consortium: Cost-Benefit Analysis report
    There’s A PID For That! Next Steps in Establishing a National PID Strategy blog post
    Developing a persistent identifier roadmap for open access to UK research
    Persistent identifiers adoption and awareness survey report
    Jisc PID Agency: Focus Group Report
     
    Canada:
    Research Data Canada’s 2016 Unique Identifiers Report, and 2021 Revision (in active edit mode).

    Applicable Pathways
    Semantics, Ontology, Standardisation, Data Infrastructures – Organisational to Environments

    Avoid conflict with the following group (1)
    PID IG

    Avoid conflict with the following group (3)
    GORC International Model WG

    Contact for group (email)
    christopher.brown@jisc.ac.uk

    Group chair serving as contact person
    Christopher Brown

    Meeting objectives

    Fleshing out the WG’s case statement and planning activities to achieve its core objectives

    Hear about the cost-benefit analysis work conducted for Jisc by MoreBrains and how others can use the model and examples to adapt for their own country level or at an institutional level.

    Hear the latest news on the progress of national PID strategies from a number of countries.

    Please indicate the breakout slot (s) that would suit your meeting
    Breakout 2, Breakout 5

    Please select breakout slot (s) for your (optional) second live session.
    Breakout 18, Breakout 21, Breakout 24

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