Using metadata: Who, how and why - Crossref LIVE Hannover
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The document discusses the functionalities and applications of Crossref metadata, highlighting its importance for discoverability, research integrity, reproducibility, and reporting. It mentions various metadata types, including author identifiers, funding information, and links to related research, and outlines how different stakeholders such as funders, institutions, and libraries utilize this metadata. The document also calls for enhanced rights-declaration metadata to clarify usage constraints.
Using metadata: Who, how and why - Crossref LIVE Hannover
- 1. Using metadata: Who, how and why LIVE Hannover 27 June 2018 Jennifer Kemp Head of Business Development @SaysJKemp
- 4. Members —> Crossref Basic metadata: titles; author names; ISSNs/ ISBNs, abstracts, references Funding Information, Funder identifiers, award numbers License Information, License URIs Full-text URIs (e.g. TDM) Crossmark: updates, retractions, corrections ORCID iDs Recently: Peer Review reports, relations Soon… Organization IDs, Grant IDs, etc…
- 6. Crossref metadata for machines & humans
- 7. Metadata API Plus: New in 2018 JSON REST API* ● Metadata ‘snapshots’ ● Metadata normalized across interfaces ● Priority support ● Guaranteed uptime ● Higher rate limit ● Notifications ● *Also has a free public interface XML OAI-PMH
- 10. Web searches
- 11. What do people do with Crossref metadata?
- 12. Metadata for discoverability • ORCID, Funder ID & Award No. • Abstracts • References • Links to data & software • Links to preprints • Links to conference papers and posters • Links to research resource IDs (identifiers for assays, materials, etc.) • Links to post-publication events (reviews, comments & discussions, bookmarks, shares, recommendations, references, media coverage) • Access indicators (publication license for text & data mining, machine mining URLs)
- 13. Metadata for research integrity • Updates (corrections, retraction, update, expressions of concern, etc.) • Peer review history, type, assets • Funding data (COI) • ORCIDs (authors, reviewers, editors, etc.) • Affiliation (authors, reviewers, editors, etc.) • License data (full text, abstract, etc.)
- 14. Metadata for reproducibility • Updates (corrections, retraction, update, expressions of concern, etc.) • Funding data (COI) & ORCIDs (authors, reviewers, editors, etc.) • License data (full text, abstract, etc.) • Links to peer review assets • Links to underlying data & software • Links to protocols • Links to versions • Links to videos/audio and other supporting information • Links to research resource IDs (identifiers for assays, materials, etc.) • Links to clinical trial registry and trial number
- 15. Metadata for reporting and assessment • ORCID, Funder ID, Grant ID & Award No. • Abstracts • References • Peer review description & assets • Links to data & software • Links to preprints • Links to conference papers and posters • Links to research resource IDs (identifiers for assays, materials, etc.) • Links to post-publication events (reviews, comments & discussions, bookmarks, shares, recommendations, references, media coverage) • Access indicators (publication license for text & data mining, machine mining URLs)
- 16. “We would love to see rights- declaration metadata. This is invaluable to know whether it’s public domain or copyrighted, and any constraints for use.” Cynthia Hudson-Vitale, Digital data librarian in Research Data and GIS Services at Washington University in St. Louis Libraries and visiting program office for SHARE
- 17. A free open dataset built on the Centre for Open Science (COS) technology Integrates Crossref metadata to join other sources such as DataONE, 50+ library institutional repositories.
- 18. Who else uses Crossref metadata?
- 19. • Funders • Institutions • Archives & repositories • Research councils • Publishing vendors • Metrics providers • Reference manager systems • Lab & diagnostics suppliers • PID providers, registration agencies Metadata reaches: • Data centres • Professional networks • Patent offices • Indexing services • Sharing platforms • Data analytics systems • Literature discovery services • Educational tools
- 20. funders and funding tracking tools
- 24. • Find out more at https://i4oc.org • Find out which members’ references are open: https:// www.crossref.org/reports/members-with-open-references/ • Contact support@crossref.org with any queries.
- 25. CHORUS
- 27. Crossref metadata helps research to be found, cited, linked-to, assessed, and re-used
- 28. Events surrounding it ffff Metadata: Literature Associated research outputs Associated research entities