Persistent Identifiers

Research communities and infrastructures will be supported in defining PID policies that are in line with the EOSC PID policy as well as the needs of the designated...

By integrating use cases and other stakeholders to support research communities FAIR-IMPACT establishes best practices around versioning, granularity, type registries, and PID minting practices for different types of...

Research Analysis Identifier (RAI) of experiments will become a new Persistent Identifier (PID) that can be used in addition to existing PIDs. This identifier combines the result with...

Establishment of the coordination mechanism for Persistent Identifier (PID) service providers, to help them align with the EOSC PID policy and the implementation of PID services in EOSC....

The RDGraph is an improvement of the OpenAIRE Graph that integrates new components like RAiD. FAIRCORE4EOSC will improve several existing features (e.g. data dumps, and APIs to support...

RAiD is a new Persistent Identifier (PID) developed by the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) to mint persistent, unique and resolvable information for research projects. RAiD enables users...

Enrichment of the DataCite PID graph to systematically integrate the connections between the nodes by harvesting from different/new sources, and incorporate them in AAI and data dump access.

The EOSC Data Type Registry (DTR) allows the registration of Persistent Identifier (PID) metadata elements as data types, including provenance information and human readable description. The data types...

The Compliance Assessment Toolkit (CAT) will support the EOSC PID policy by enabling self-assessment against the policy by actors in the landscape. The CAT provides user and application...