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Hash-URIs — or “Git for science”
Digital artifacts of scientific contributions (papers, datasets, nanopubs, ...)
should be citable, verifiable, permanent, and immutable.
URIs with cryptographic hash values can enforce these properties. They
allow for verification of their content, which may contain other hash-URIs:
...
http://www.tkuhn.ch/hashrdf/examples/nanopub1.ALxsBP-3kmRikSxw19MPYbG6ssK3mH826KDLIOLpfUa0
...
http://www.tkuhn.ch/hashrdf/examples/nanopub2.A5AbXdpz5DcaYXCh9l3eI9ruBosiL5XDU3rxBbBaUO70
...
http://www.tkuhn.ch/hashrdf/examples/nanopub1.ALxsBP-3kmRikSxw19MPYbG6ssK3mH826KDLIOLpfUa0
Implementation: https://github.com/tkuhn/hashrdf
Making it Happen: We have to agree on a standard, develop tools and
libraries, and start using hash-URIs!
Tobias Kuhn, Chair of Sociology, in particular of Modeling and Simulation, ETH Zurich Beyond the PDF 2, 20 March 2013

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