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PIDapalooza 2021

Hideaki Takeda

National Institute of Informatics
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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

Putting the P in PIDs Stage 1John Chodacki • Jonathan Clark

16:30 UTC

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

17:00 UTC

Of ARKs and Ontologies Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Chris Rauch

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Wikidata: Persistent identifiers as the basis for multilingual and human-machine collaboration Stage 1Liz Krznarich • Daniel Mietchen

00:30 UTC

PKP and PIDs: An Epic Poem Stage 1Maria Gould • Juan Pablo Alperin

01:00 UTC

Deep Linking: Machine learning to connect up the PIDs Stage 1Maria Gould • Alex Wade • Ana-Maria Istrate • Donghui Li • Jennifer Lin

02:30 UTC

Entity Explosion - navigate the web with PIDs Stage 1Siobhann McCafferty • Toby Hudson

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

05:30 UTC

RAiD integrations in the ARDC. Practicing what we Preach in PID-World (APAC) Stage 1Siobhann McCafferty

06:30 UTC

National PID Infrastructure Strategy for Open Research: the view from down under Stage 1Natasha Simons • Adrian Burton

07:30 UTC

Animating Research Collaboration Network using PIDs, Neo4j and Gephi Stage 1Natasha Simons • Amir Aryani

08:30 UTC

Pre-competitive PIDs: the journey to FAIR data Stage 1Rachael Lammey • Gareth Murphy

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

11:00 UTC

Also Known As Stage 2Tom Demeranville • Jonathan Clark • Raymond Drewry

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

Funding flashmob: registering and connecting grants with Crossref & Europe PMC Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Christine Ferguson • Rachael Lammey

13:00 UTC

PInDtegration: Dropping PIDs into Web Applications Stage 1Matthew Buys • Jim 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

14:00 UTC

PIDs Double Act — Persistent Identifiers at OPERAS and SciELO Stage 1Alice Meadows • Arnaud Gingold • Abel Packer

14:30 UTC

Dancing with the Scientists, Track 2: Dancing in Place Stage 1Alice Meadows • Kathryn Kaiser