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PIDapalooza 2018

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

Jessica Parland-von Essen

CSC IT Center for Science
Development Manager
Espoo, Finland

10:00am CET

Jupyter and PIDs Stage 3Chris Erdmann

10:30am CET

Which PID should we use? Stage 3Carol Riccalton

11:30am CET

PIDs in Wikidata Stage 2Andy Mabbett

12:00pm CET

RAiDs are like handles for projects Stage 2Siobhann McCafferty

2:00pm CET

What IS means for PIDS? Stage 2Todd Carpenter

2:30pm CET

OrgID Update Stage 2John Chodacki • Trisha Cruse • Laure Haak • Ed Pentz

10:00am CET

Rethinking PID registration Stage 3DataCite • Martin Fenner

10:30am CET

Citations as First Class data objects - Citation Identifiers Stage 3David Shotton

11:30am CET

Identifiers.org - Compact Identifier resolution and services for data citation and annotation in biomedicine and beyond Stage 1Sarala Wimalaratne

12:00pm CET

Capturing facilities: PID recomendations for identifying scientific equipment and infrastructure Stage 1Erin Arndt • Laure Haak • Crystal Schrof • Susan White-DePace

1:15pm CET

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

2:00pm CET

Bridging the gaps between current practice and FAIR data Stage 1Henry Rzepa

2:30pm CET

Domination and submission: The struggle to retain ownership/control of national Research Information Stage 2John Doove • Clifford Tatum

3:30pm CET

Unsolved problems with PIDs and PID systems Stage 2Greg Janée