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PIDapalooza 2018

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

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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

11:30am CET

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

1:15pm CET

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

2:00pm CET

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

3:30pm CET

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