PIDs für wissenschaftliche Veranstaltungen

Contribution List

14. Welcome

Steffi Genderjahn (Helmholtz Open Science Office)

07/05/2025, 10:00

Einführung / Introduction

Introduction to the project PID Network Deutschland

15. What defines an academic event, and why are PIDs essential for it? (EN)

Stephanie Hagemann-Wilholt (TIB)

07/05/2025, 10:05

Einführung / Introduction

This presentation defines the concept of an academic event and explores the development of PIDs for such events, addressing key challenges and requirements from various stakeholders. It focuses on ConfIDent, a metadata registry service designed to fill the gap in research information infrastructure by providing a DOI and standardized metadata aligning with ConfIDent metadata schema and...

16. Metadata for Academic Event PIDs (EN)

Robin Kraus (TIB)

07/05/2025, 10:20

Einführung / Introduction

This presentation takes a look at how academic events are being reflected in PID registrations and what kind of metadata are provided for them, focusing on DataCite DOIs. With metadata schemata not specifically tailored to academic events, how can PID metadata still distinguish academic events from other kinds of events, and from their output? In existing PID metadata, how well documented are...

17. AIDA Dashboard (EN)

Angelo Salatino

07/05/2025, 10:40

Anwendungen / Applications - Part I

The AIDA Dashboard is a powerful system, developed in collaboration with Springer Nature, for analysing and comparing scientific journals and conferences. By leveraging a large-scale Knowledge Graph that integrates billions of data points about research from multiple sources, it offers unique, sophisticated analytics and rankings. This helps inform critical business and editorial decisions for...

26. Persistent Identifiers for Academic Events at CERN

Nicola Tarocco (CERN)

07/05/2025, 10:55

Anwendungen / Applications - Part I

At CERN, managing and preserving academic events is a key component of our scientific information ecosystem. Indico serves as our event management system, facilitating the organization of conferences and workshops. CDS, our institutional repository, ensures the long-term archiving of publications, including presentations and proceedings. We also operate Zenodo, a globally accessible platform...

18. Conference Calendars

07/05/2025, 11:45

Anwendungen / Applications - Part II

19. What conference PIDs could do for Proceedings’ Integrity

Xenia van Edig (TIB)

07/05/2025, 12:15

Anwendungen / Applications - Part II

As a publisher of open access conference proceedings series, TIB Open Publishing has a vital interest in persistent information about the conferences the proceedings volumes correspond to. Often, same URLs are reused by subsequent conferences or websites are not maintained after the end of an event. This can cause downstream problems for publishers: e.g., some indexing services inquire about...

22. Event IDs in Libraries- Lightning Talks

07/05/2025, 13:30

Anwendungen /Application - Part III

24. Towards responsible research evaluation with conference metadata and PIDs (EN)

Christian Hauschke (TIB)

07/05/2025, 14:30

Anwendungen /Application - Part III

Conference organization is a lot of work, and it is oftentimes not rewarded. To uncover this invisible work, there needs to be a foundational layer of trustworthy metadata. In this presentation concepts of responsible research evaluation will be discussed and a use case will be described. One key aspect will be the role of research information systems in evaluating this important part of the...

25. Interaktives Wrap-up (only ON-SITE)

07/05/2025, 15:00

Interaktive Wrap up Session

23. Bibliotheken: Bibliothekskataloge und -services

Anwendungen /Application - Part III