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University of Arizona: Open Repository service platform and ORCID integration worked in the past (ORCID iassociated with a specific user). V. 5 does not have the same ORCID integration because of the API change. This may or may not be important to end users.
DSpace/repositories should support campus ORCID initiatives.
University of Missouri: Original ORCID implementation was not quite optimal for them.
Anne Lawrence: In Elements, faculty can list their ORCID and publications associated with the ORCID can be automatically pulled into their record. (Name and ORCID is in one string in dc.identifier.orcid) University of Cambridge has done a good implementation, too.
Question: What would ideal ORCID integration be? Issue now that ORCID is not associated with a single author, especially if there are multiple authors. Ideally, ORCID would be connected in DSpace to a particular author and metadata could feed into ORCID's database. ORCID lookup is great, but it is sometimes really hard to determine affiliation of an author in the ORCID database. Some campus faculty-research systems have integration with ORCID (and repository, too.)DSpace/repositories should support campus
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- ORCID
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University of Missouri: Original ORCID implementation was not quite optimal for them.
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- associated with name
- Link to the ORCID profile page for that individual
Call Attendees
- Maureen Walsh (Ohio State University)
- Philip Young (Virginia Tech)
- Pauline Simpson (IODE)
- Marianne Reed (University of Kansas)
- Kimberly Chapman (University of Arizona)
- Felicity Dykas (University of Missouri)