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PIDapalooza 2018

Welcome to PIDapalooza 2018...where anything goes...as long as it goes on forever.

9:00am CET

Coffee and registration Box Office / Concession StandPIDapalooza Committee

9:30am CET

Opening Act: Lighting the eternal (persistent) flame Main StagePIDapalooza Committee

10:00am CET

String theory - tying more permanent, FAIRer knots with PIDs Stage 2Joakim Philipson Data Publishing: PID adoption stories from the repository frontline Stage 1Gustavo Durand • Mark Hahnel • Daniella Lowenberg Jupyter and PIDs Stage 3Chris Erdmann

10:30am CET

Which PID should we use? Stage 3Carol Riccalton Do researchers need to care about PID systems? Stage 2Angelina Kraft We are getting there: how RCUK is trying to link up Org IDs Stage 1Ashley Moore

11:00am CET

Break Box Office / Concession Stand

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PIDs in Wikidata Stage 2Andy Mabbett Making groups a first-class abstraction of PIDs Stage 1Daniel Katz PIDS in Practice: Peer Review Stage 3Alice Meadows • Ed Pentz

12:00pm CET

free, open data metrics for all Stage 1John Chodacki • Trisha Cruse • Martin Fenner • Daniella Lowenberg [IDs/Repos] are doing it wrong: a debate Stage 3Josh Brown • Michele Mennielli RAiDs are like handles for projects Stage 2Siobhann McCafferty

12:30pm CET

Lunch Box Office / Concession Stand

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As a [biologist] I want to [reuse and remix data] so that I can [do my research] Main StageJohanna McEntyre

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Adventures in rolling your own persistent identifier system. Stage 1Tom Gillespie All about that BASE Stage 3Christian Pietsch What IS means for PIDS? Stage 2Todd Carpenter

2:30pm CET

How Portugal tackles Org IDs Stage 3Maria João Amante Unidentifiable identifiers (and other perils of actually trying to build clever tools using PIDs) Stage 1ORCID • Liz Krznarich • Eric Olson OrgID Update Stage 2John Chodacki • Trisha Cruse • Laure Haak • Ed Pentz

3:00pm CET

Break Box Office / Concession Stand

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PIDs, Information Types and Collections - a Research Data Framework Stage 2Ulrich Schwardmann Twenty Years of PID Discussion: Are We There Yet? Stage 1Larry Lannom Taken for granted: The first rule of grant IDs is that they should not be called “grant IDs.” Stage 3Crossref • Geoffrey Bilder

4:00pm CET

How preservation can happen without holding local copies Stage 3Stephen Abrams What questions can PIDs answer? Stage 2Ted Habermann Anticipation, Action, Awareness: A PID Communications Template for All Stage 1Alice Meadows • Laura J. Wilkinson

4:30pm CET

Closing Remarks Main StagePIDapalooza Committee

5:00pm CET

Evening Reception Box Office / Concession StandPIDapalooza Committee

9:00am CET

Coffee Time Box Office / Concession StandPIDapalooza Committee

9:30am CET

Opening Remarks Main StageGeoffrey Bilder

10:00am CET

Metadata 2020: Harnessing PID-power for the greater good. Stage 1John Chodacki • Chris Erdmann • Ginny Hendricks • Alice Meadows Cool stuff: Leiden Univeristy is mixing PIDs to build better context Stage 2Peter Verhaar Verhaar Rethinking PID registration Stage 3DataCite • Martin Fenner

10:30am CET

Open Refine cleans up messes Stage 2Arthur Smith Citations as First Class data objects - Citation Identifiers Stage 3David Shotton ConferencePIDs Stage 1Geoffrey Bilder • Aliaksandr Birukou • Martin Fenner

11:00am CET

Break Box Office / Concession Stand

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Scientific & financial data: exploring PID-based bridges, or lack thereof Stage 2Luc Boruta Identifiers.org - Compact Identifier resolution and services for data citation and annotation in biomedicine and beyond Stage 1Sarala Wimalaratne PID for PAP (pre-analysis plans) Stage 3Sebastian Karcher

12:00pm CET

Capturing facilities: PID recomendations for identifying scientific equipment and infrastructure Stage 1Erin Arndt • Laure Haak • Crystal Schrof • Susan White-DePace What is driving adoption of person and organization PIDs in European CRIS systems Stage 3Annette Dortmund Uniquely identifying organisations and people in anti-corruption contexts Stage 2Tim Davies

12:30pm CET

Lunch Box Office / Concession Stand

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The (ID) equivalency is in the eye of the beholder Main StageMelissa Haendel

2:00pm CET

Event Data: Bridging persistent and not-so-persistent identifiers Stage 3Joe Wass Bridging the gaps between current practice and FAIR data Stage 1Henry Rzepa PIDs for policy...yeah, like, putting IDs on individual elements within policies...cool, right? Stage 2Daniel Mietchen

2:30pm CET

Domination and submission: The struggle to retain ownership/control of national Research Information Stage 2John Doove • Clifford Tatum The Bollockschain and other PID hallucinations. Stage 1Crossref • Geoffrey Bilder • Martin Fenner PID-U-Like Stage 3Tom Demeranville • Robert Peters

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Break Box Office / Concession Stand

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Unsolved problems with PIDs and PID systems Stage 2Greg Janée Stories from the PID Roadies: Scholix Stage 3Adrian Burton developing PIDS in developing regions Stage 1Matthew Buys

4:00pm CET

Managing PID collisions Stage 3Laure Haak • Kerstin Lehnert • Maryann Martone • Johanna McEntyre • Sarala Wimalaratne The ideal persistent identifier world Stage 1Josh Brown • Tom Demeranville • Melissa Harrison #ResInfoCitizenshipIs? Stage 2Simon Porter

4:30pm CET

Closing Remarks Main StageCarly Strasser