ORCID in platform research lifecycle products -Elsevier (C. Shillum)
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This document discusses how Elsevier products integrate with ORCID to help researchers build and promote their ORCID profiles throughout the research lifecycle. It provides details on how ORCID profiles are incorporated in Elsevier's publishing, search and discovery, and research intelligence tools. Key points include gathering ORCIDs during manuscript submission, depositing ORCIDs in Crossref metadata, linking Scopus author profiles to ORCIDs, and enabling Pure users to link their profiles and automatically update ORCID records.
ORCID in platform research lifecycle products -Elsevier (C. Shillum)
- 1. | 1 ORCID and Elsevier Elsevier products helps researchers build and promote their ORCID Profiles throughout the research lifecycle ORCID Workshop 16 May 2016, Toronto, Canada Chris Shillum VP Platform and Data Integration, Elsevier
- 2. | 2 ORCID and Elsevier ORCID provides researchers with a persistent digital identifier and supports automated linkages between researchers and their professional activities ensuring that their work is recognized. Elsevier supports ORCID’s mission through membership, integration with our products and services, and most importantly by helping researchers build and promote their ORCID Profiles.
- 3. | 3 ORCID in the research lifecycle at Elsevier Researcher Publication Discovery Research Intelligence Showcasing
- 4. | 4 ORCID in the research lifecycle at Elsevier Researcher EES EVISE Scopus Pure SciVal
- 5. | 5 Publishing with Elsevier: EES/Evise and ORCID
- 6. | 6 Gathering ORCIDs during manuscript submission • Corresponding authors can link their ORCIDs and enter ORCIDs of co- authors during submission of their manuscript to an Elsevier journal
- 7. | 7 Corresponding authors with ORCIDs - 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000 400,000 450,000 - 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 Series1 Series2
- 8. | 8 Depositing ORCIDs with Crossref metadata
- 9. | 9 Depositing ORCIDs with Crossref metadata
- 10. | 10 Depositing ORCIDs with Crossref metadata
- 11. | 11 Search and Discovery: Scopus and ORCID
- 12. | 12 The largest abstract and citation database of research information +22,000 active titles from more than 5,000 international publishers including coverage of: • Life Sciences • Health Sciences • Physical Sciences • Social Sciences • Arts and Humanities Content expansion: • Cited Reference expansion of pre-1996 references • Books expansion of 75,000 books Trusted data supplier and partner of choice for a number of prestigious rankings, customized reports and national assessment exercises About Scopus
- 13. | 13 Many researchers that too closely resemble one another. Dr. Smith Dr. Smith Dr. Smith Researchers publish under different name variations. Dr. Smith Dr. J. Smith Dr. James Smith Scopus Author Profiles Comprehensive author disambiguation for discovery and analytics
- 14. | 14 The most powerful ALGORITHMIC data processing in the industry MANUAL feedback via the Author Feedback Wizard Groups papers to a profile with high degree of accuracy based on matching of name, email, affilia:on, subject area, cita:ons, co-‐authors,... Combines the star:ng point from the algorithm profiles and the manual feedback to create the most accurate profiles with the least effort. Scopus Author Profiles The Vast Universe of Research How do we build Scopus Author Profiles?
- 15. | 15 Scopus Author Profiles ORCID How are Profiles created? • Algorithmically created using peer- reviewed content included in Scopus • Enhanced by manual feedback from Scopus users and researchers • Individuals register, build and maintain their own researcher profiles and include the content they want Coverage • Every author with a publication included in the Scopus database • Anyone who wants to create an ORCID for themselves Use cases • Search and discovery • Comprehensive metrics and insight • Researchers can manage their own scholarly identity • Single source of profile data Complementarity • Researchers can pre-populate their ORCID profiles from their Scopus profiles • Scopus processes the ORCID public data file to increase the quality of Author Profiles Scopus Author Profiles and ORCIDs complement each other
- 16. | 16 Scopus to ORCID Scopus Author Profiles are available to subscribers and non-subscribers Accessible from ORCID, Scopus or direct link: https://orcid.scopusfeedback.com
- 17. | 17 Scopus and ORCID crosslink IDs Search by ORCID in Scopus ORCID displayed in Scopus Author Profiles Scopus Author IDs in ORCID Profiles
- 18. | 18 Scopus’ contribution to ORCID Scopus and ORCID Unique DOIs in ORCID 5,951,458 Unique Scopus docs submitted to ORCID 4,673,532 195k users have exported their Scopus Author IDs to their ORCID Profiles
- 19. | 19 Research Intelligence: Pure Integration with ORCID
- 20. | 20 Research Information System (CRIS) that facilitates an evidence-based approach to institutional: • research and collaboration strategies • assessment exercises • day-to-day business decisions Aggregates organization's research information from internal and external sources, and ensures the data that drives strategic decisions is trusted, comprehensive and accessible in real time Versatile centralized system: • build reports • carry out performance assessments • manage researcher profiles • enable research networking and expertise discovery • reducing administrative burden for researchers, faculty and staff Globally, there are over 200 Pure customers, containing more than 160,000 researcher profiles. About Pure
- 21. | 21 • Supports REST, SOAP, web service API and OAI-PMH protocols • Makes researchers research data management tasks less burdensome • For example, all Canadian researchers have to enter data in the Canadian Commons CV Database. • In Pure, researchers can create a CCCV XML file then import to the CCCV Database, reducing duplicate data entry. Pure connects with other critical databases researchers use
- 22. | 22 Pure integration with ORCID As a CRIS, Pure is an authoritative source of quality data: • contains trusted and disambiguated content, in many cases validated by local staff • confidence in attribution of content to individual members of staff: • Mary Smith is THAT Mary Smith, not just any Mary Smith Adding ORCID IDs to the mix then enables the creation of trusted relations between ORCID IDs and DOIs
- 23. | 23 Released in February 2016: • Users can link Pure profiles with their ORCID (or create an ORCID within this process) • Pure then automatically populates and keeps the individual’s ORCID record up-to-date with publication data from Pure Pure–ORCID integration capabilities
- 24. | 24 Pure–ORCID integration: technical details The export to ORCID includes: • Other identifiers (e.g. Scopus Author ID, Researcher ID) • Organisational affiliation information • Individual's Pure Portal URL (configurable) • Research outputs: • Published (or ePub ahead of print) • Publicly visible in Pure • Validation status of record as per the level chosen by institution’s Pure Administrator • Only Personal users (or their Trusted users in Pure) can set up the export of their content to ORCID • In order to make use of this functionality, the institution must have at least a Basic ORCID membership
- 25. | 25 Pure data import • ORCID IDs can be used as a parameter when searching for publications to import from Scopus
- 27. | 27 • Plans to add the ability to search by ORCID IDs • Provide the ability for users to add ORCIDs • Plans for users to add ORCIDs to their Mendeley profiles and import ORCID profile data • Automate the pushing of newly added documents to ORCID Profiles