Entities and identities in research information systems

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Joerg, B., Höllrigl, T. and Sicilia, M. 2012. Entities and identities in research information systems. Jeffery, K.G. and Dvořák, J. (ed.) CRIS 2012. Prague, Czech Republic 06 - 09 Jun 2012 euroCRIS. pp. 185-194
TypeConference paper
TitleEntities and identities in research information systems
AuthorsJoerg, B., Höllrigl, T. and Sicilia, M.
Abstract

Where science is increasingly becoming a global business and furthermore with open data and access initiatives, means to identify and thus to connect system-internal with non-internal entities are urgently needed. The need for identifiers beyond systems is thus a global requirement but also relevant within organization boundaries spanning multiple systems. Various identifier initiatives and systems have started in the scientific domain and beyond. However, they have not yet achieved the required interoperability. With this paper we aim to collect additional essential ingredients towards designing a sustainable CERIF identifier sub model, contributing to ongoing discussions and supporting design decisions. Here, we first present common issues with identifiers in the wider academic domain, before we analyze available systems, technologies and current initiatives solving the global identity gap.

Keywordsglobal identifiers; system interoperability; CERIF; current research information systems
ConferenceCRIS 2012
Page range185-194
Proceedings TitleE-Infrastructures for Research and Innovation: Linking Information Systems to Improve Scientific Knowledge Production: Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems
EditorsJeffery, K.G. and Dvořák, J.
ISBN
Hardcover9788086742335
PublishereuroCRIS
Publication dates
Print08 Jun 2012
Publication process dates
Deposited25 Apr 2019
Accepted18 Mar 2014
Output statusPublished
Web address (URL)http://hdl.handle.net/11366/102
LanguageEnglish
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