First Light for DOIs at ESO

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First Light for DOIs at ESO LISA VIII, 6-9 June 2017 Dominic Bordelon Library Technology Specialist ESO Libraries

Why DOIs? Digital Object Identifiers: persistent, globally unique, resolvable Can be assigned to publications, data, physical objects Example: 10.18727/0722-6691/5000 Resolvable by prepending https://doi.org/ Citable (unambiguously) As a URL, avoids link rot Machine-readable when cited Repositories offer (linked) metadata (for humans and machines) DOI prefix ESO Suffix (arbitrary) Doi.org example: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.116.061102 LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

Why DOIs at ESO? Initiated by the Library Articles in quarterly publication The Messenger Produced by the education and Public Outreach Department (ePOD) Observing programmes and runs (raw data) Data products (reduced/processed data) Produced by the Science Archive In particular: for citation LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

Requirements for DOIs A Registering Authority A “landing page” for every resource I.e., a DOI cannot resolve directly to a data file or article PDF Upload resource metadata to Registering Authority Needs to be formatted in a certain way Ten-year promise for persistence LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

Questions to consider Typical project and software questions E.g., choices of language and DB, staffing… Multiple departments want to use them, so… Who is responsible ESO-wide for DOIs? (A: Library) Who is responsible in each department? How to deal with diverse technologies and needs among departments? How to translate metadata describing different kinds of resources into a common format? How to make a system that future, unknown clients will also be able to use? LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

ESO Planning & Timeline Mid 2015: began discussions within Library and with Archive/ePOD Which Registering Authority? DataCite Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB) March 2016: contract with TIB August 2016: development started February 2017: minimum viable product March 2017: launched with first DOIs LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

Architecture & Process DOI Registration and Metadata Upload Science Archive DOI Service [ESO Library] 🌎 Landing pages at doi.eso.org (After reg., DOIs resolve to…) ePOD (Messenger) We developed an application, called the “DOI Service” internally Functions internal to ESO: Communicates with client departments who want to register DOIs (validates, stores, and converts metadata) External functions: Communicates with DataCite via HTTP API to register/edit/deaccession DOIs Serves “landing pages” that DOIs resolve to Others at ESO? = HTTP

DOI Minting Example

DOI Minting Example

DOI Minting Example

DOI Minting Example

DOI Minting Example

DOI Minting Example

Programming Architecture Decoupled from other departments’ applications and servers HTTP interface DOI Service and a department can be black boxes to one another DataCite Metadata Schema (DCMS) as data model E.g.: Messenger author and Archive PI both become “creator” in DCMS Crosswalks between departments and DCMS are necessary DataCite XML is the system’s most important output “DOIs as a service” for ESO departments LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

Features Example record: https://doi.org/10.18727/0722- 6691/5001 Namespacing within ESO’s DOI prefix Serve custom landing pages (e.g., per department) Next-consecutive-integer DOI minting Machine-readable metadata embedded on landing pages (view source) schema.org/JSON-LD for discovery (e.g. by Google) <meta name=“DC.{field}” …> tags for reference managers Namespacing Serve custom landing pages (e.g., per department) Next-consecutive-integer minting Machine-readable metadata embedded on landing pages Schema.org/JSON-LD for discovery (e.g. by Google) Meta DC tags for reference managers LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

What’s next? Improve automation among departments Science Archive’s implementation “On-the-fly” DOI’s? (like STScI) LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

Conclusions How to deal with diverse technologies and needs among departments? Decoupled architecture + HTTP interface How to translate metadata describing different kinds of resources into a common format? DCMS as data model + crosswalks A system that future, unknown clients will also be able to use LISA VIII, 7 June 2017

Conclusions Machine-readability (e.g., using DOIs) is needed for Big Data; DOIs are integral for an effective Open Science ecosystem. Meeting XYZ, X Dec 2020, Confidential/ESO Internal Use/Public

Thanks Dominic Bordelon, Library Technology Specialist @dominicbordelon dominic.bordelon@eso.org ESO Libraries team: (library@eso.org) Uta Grothkopf, Head Librarian Silvia Meakins, Library Technology Specialist María Eugenia Gómez, Librarian (Chile) LISA VIII, 7 June 2017