BUILDING A COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE NZ ORCID - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

BUILDING A COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE

Laure Haak Executive Director, ORCID L.Haak@orcid.org

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NZ ORCID CONSORTIUM ADVISORY GROUP| 26 MARCH 2017

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Imagine a world where:

You could search the internet and find all of a researcher’s work with a single query – in any browser A researcher could autopopulate standard publication and grant forms – any platform, any country You could in near real time see what your researchers

• r grantees are publishing – and also know their

current affiliation and other funding

WHAT IS ORCID?

• An identifier for researchers
• A registry
• A set of standard procedures for connecting

researchers to their affiliations and activities

• A committed community building connectors
• An international-scale open research effort

ORCID’s vision is a world where all who participate in research, scholarship, and innovation are uniquely identified and connected to their contributions and affiliations across time, disciplines, and borders.

PERSON-CENTRIC CONNECTIONS

RESEARCH WORKFLOWS

• Completing a thesis or dissertation
• Receiving an award, certificate, or training qualification
• Sharing research via articles, datasets, and activities
• Presenting at a conference
• Applying for funding or using research facilities
• Reviewing and expert panels
• Joining a new community or organization

THE ORCID COMMUNITY

• Over 3.1415 million researchers
• 642 members from 40 countries, and in addition

to New Zealand, national consortia in the UK, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, and 4 regional consortia in the US

• Over 550 integrations across sectors of the

research community

IN ASIA PACIFIC

Collectively, APAC accounts for 19%

• f ORCID members; 26% of registry

access

• Very active consortia in Australia & NZ
• Steady membership growth in Japan,

Singapore, Hong Kong

• Increasing awareness and registry

usage throughout Asia

In 2016, 3 consortia launched; 5 regional workshops; 8 international conferences and more

2016 MILESTONES

• Publisher open letter
• ORCID SSO and Federated login
• API 2.0 – item level queries
• 14 regional workshops, 2

Outreach meetings, PIDapalooza

• Trust Program launched
• Collect & Connect launched
• 99.9% uptime

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https://trello.com/b/ECJQ9Agx/2017-orcid-roadmap-public

With hundreds of our members globally building ORCID identifiers into their systems, as well as some funders and publishers now requiring ORCID iDs, researchers are increasingly likely to encounter ORCID in their day-to-day

• life. We developed the Collect and Connect program to

streamline the integration process and foster a shared user

• experience. This ensures researchers and our members

understand what ORCID is and why and how to engage.

COLLECT AND CONNECT!

http://orcid.org/content/collect-connect

2017 NOMINATIONS & ELECTIONS PROCESS

• Nominating committee is chaired by

Richard de Grijs, Peking University

• Send recommendations by 1 August

2017 to nominations@orcid.org

• Committee develops a slate

maintaining majority non-profit Board membership, and balance by region, sector, and skills

• For more information see our

Governance page: https://orcid.org/about/what-is-

• rcid/governance

Spend more time making contributions and less time managing them

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