1. ODIN PROJECT Using Identifiers to Connect Researchers with Research ORCID and DataCite Interoperability Network John Kaye – iVEC@UWA (formally British Library)

2. Summary Identifiers ODIN Humanities and Social Sciences High Energy Physics Tools

3. Object Identifiers Uniquely identify Research Objects Digital Object Identifiers DataCite (DOI’s) CrossRef DOI’s

4. People Identifers Uniquely identify people Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI) Country Based ID’s

5. ODIN Partners

6. ODIN Objectives To support development and stimulate adoption of open, interoperable identifiers for: Researchers Inputs (cited work, data) Outputs (publications and data) To facilitate information flow within and between research communities, leading to greater re-use of data and exploitation of the knowledge created.

7. British Birth Cohort Studies

8. HSS: Approach Data Sources and Linking in http://odin-discover.eu/http://odin-discover.eu/

9. Linking Identifiers http://odin-discover.eu/

10. HSS Current Attribution

12. High Energy Physics

13. High Energy Physics (HEP) Current Inspire interface

14. High Energy Physics (HEP)  Disambiguation process among thousands of authors:  Names and affiliations  Different ways to write the same information  Clustering algorithm

15. Claiming DataCite Datasets

16. Claiming Other Person Identifiers

17. Claiming UK Theses http://ethos-orcid.appspot.com/

18. Reporting for Publishers http://ethos-orcid.appspot.com/search

19. Impact and Metrics http://impactstory.org/

20. Thank you! John Kaye – Data Technical Specialist, iVEC@UWA email: john.kaye@ivec.orgjohn.kaye@ivec.org Twitter: @johnpkaye iVEC Website: http://www.ivec.org/http://www.ivec.org/