PIDapalooza 2021 has ended

Create Your Own Event

PIDapalooza 2021

Sabina Augunas

THE STATE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL LIBRARY OF UKRAINE
Ukraine, Kiev

https://dntb.gov.ua/en/

14:30 UTC

Welcome Ceremony Stage 1Alice Meadows • John Chodacki • Matthew Buys • Maria Gould

15:00 UTC

How PIDs have made my life easy and what could be improved Stage 1Alice Meadows • Adriana Romero-Olivares

15:30 UTC

All PIDs are equal, but some PIDs are more equal than others: why arXiv is choosing DOIs Stage 1Alice Meadows • Eleonora Presani

16:00 UTC

Research projects: the fulcrum of the research world Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Fiona Murphy • Natasha Simons

16:30 UTC

Persistently mis-identified works: lessons learned from a deep dive into Dryad's metadata Stage 1John Chodacki • Daniella Lowenberg

18:30 UTC

You shoulda put a PID on it: Leveraging the PID Graph for DMPs Stage 1Matthew Buys • John Chodacki • Kristian Garza • Maria Praetzellis • Brian Riley

19:00 UTC

Positive people present their persistent pursuit of practically perfect priority PID partnerships Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Josh Brown • Christopher Brown PIDs for software - shedding some light on a dark puzzle Stage 1John Chodacki • Morane Gruenpeter • Daniel S. Katz

21:30 UTC

Party Principles, PID Principles, ISO Principles Stage 2John Chodacki • Todd Carpenter

22:00 UTC

A no-nonsense, PIDtastic guide to implementing effective data practices Stage 2John Chodacki • Maria Praetzellis • Judy Ruttenberg • Cynthia Hudson Vitale

23:00 UTC

Extending ROR - Wag the Lion Stage 1Liz Krznarich • Carolyn Grant • Arthur Smith • Quinn Hart

03:00 UTC

The ABCs of ROR: Understanding and Using Open Identifiers for Affiliations Stage 1Siobhann McCafferty • Maria Gould

04:00 UTC

COVID-19 Collaboration Network using PID-graph Stage 1Melroy Almeida • Amir Aryani

06:00 UTC

DOI Facilitate the Research as Infrastructure Stage 2Xiaofeng Guo

09:00 UTC

PIDapa-party-pooper: PIDs are a dead end; long live open infrastructure Stage 1Rachael Lammey • Ed Pentz

09:30 UTC

Wikidata as a PID community Stage 1Matthew Buys • Simon Cobb

11:30 UTC

Technical aspects of publication in several languages - sharing best practices in multi-language publications Stage 2Tom Demeranville • Aliaksandr Birukou • Alexey Skalaban

12:00 UTC

Traversing the PID Graph with DataCite Commons Stage 2Tom Demeranville • Sarala Wimalaratne • Matthew Buys

12:30 UTC

You can’t put an ankle bracelet on ideas … or can you? Stage 1Matthew Buys • Kath Burton • Matthew Cannon • Daniel Fisher-Livne

13:00 UTC

PInDtegration: Dropping PIDs into Web Applications Stage 1Matthew Buys • James Myers • Sebastian Karcher • Nicholas Weber

13:30 UTC

Linking preprints to published papers - how good are your metadata? (spoiler: not that good) Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Bianca Kramer

15:00 UTC

Closing Ceremony Stage 1