An Introduction to EZID
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EZID makes it simple for researchers and others to obtain and manage long-term identifiers for their digital content. The service can create and resolve identifiers, and it also allows entry and maintenance of information about the identifier (metadata). This presentation was given as part of a webinar series.
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An Introduction to EZID
- 1. UC3 Summer Webinar Series An Introduction to EZID University of California Curation Center Team California Digital Library August, 2011
- 2. About the webinar series… Some logistics… Participant phones on mute We’re monitoring chat We’ll post slides, Q&A, and web & voice recordings after each presentation Schedule available at http://www.cdlib.org/uc3/uc3webinars.html Teleconference +1 (866) 740-1260, access code 9879016# Webconferencehttp://bit.ly/jdjMAP
- 3. Today’s topic: EZID EZID: Extending library services A tool for researchers A close look at EZID Demo, Metadata, Choosing identifiers, Next steps Getting started Accounts, Cost model, Workflows, Help
- 4. EZID: A tool for extending library services Meeting researchers’ needs Early in the research life cycle Working on a federated team Making a career move Meeting funder requirements ©All rights reserved by University of California, http://www.flickr.com/photos/universityofcalifornia/5098256828
- 5. Early in the research life cycle + Data-intensive research Writing up the results Where’s the data? What if I move it? With EZID: all your references, citations, links, etc. will be stable! by Dave Rogers http://www.flickr.com/photos/dave-rogers/2815036285/
- 6. Working on a federated team + Data-intensive research Regional research center + Aging infrastructure Where’s the data? We have to move it! With EZID: all your references, citations, links, etc. will be stable! ©All rights reserved by University of California, http://www.flickr.com/photos/universityofcalifornia/5405812887
- 10. Continued need to build collectionsWith EZID: you can extend your historic activities & preserve your institution’s research investment. ©All rights reserved by University of California, http://www.flickr.com/photos/universityofcalifornia/5098256828
- 11. Create a persistent identifier: DOI or ARK Add object location Add metadata Update object location Update object metadata
- 13. EZID and Metadata http://www.flickr.com/photos/boojee/3743753784/
- 15. both can refer to a subset or portion of a resource.
- 16. both become persistentwhen the target URL is maintained.http://content.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt596nc6zg, Courtesy of the Anaheim Public Library
- 18. Case-sensitive
- 19. Special features support granularity
- 20. Can be deleted
- 23. Indexed by major A&I citation databases
- 27. Getting started Try it! UI and API test options Contact Joan Starr, EZID Service Manager uc3@ucop.edu http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlatimer/4972886728/
- 28. EZID Cost Model UC3:technical infrastructure, staff, monitoring, maintenance, enhancements, help, outreach, consultation, etc. UC clients: a small annual subscription fee entitling them to unlimited identifiers, either ARKs only or ARKs and DOIs.
- 29. Campus-EZID Workflows Plan A: Library as service provider Consult, support, reach out. Use EZID Order Form. Pass along account requests. Plan B: Library as information hub Distribute information, pass along questions, etc. Plan C: You shape it… We’ll work with you to match your workflow!
- 30. Where to find help http://www.cdlib.org/services/uc3/ezid Understanding identifiers Choosing the right identifier (ARK vs DOI? ARK and DOI?) EZID FAQs EZID Service Guidelines EZID Handout/brochure October 2010 webinar & slides Contact Joan Starr at uc3@ucop.edu
- 31. For (even) more information EZID http://n2t.net/ezid/ http://www.cdlib.org/services/uc3/ezid/ UC Curation Center http://www.cdlib.org/uc3 uc3@ucop.edu UC3 webinar series http://www.cdlib.org/uc3/uc3webinars.html UC3/CDL Stephen Abrams David Loy Lisa Colvin Mark Reyes Patricia Cruse Abhishek Salve Scott Fisher Tracy Seneca Erik Hetzner Carly Strasser Greg Janée Joan Starr John Kunze Marisa Strong Margaret Low Perry Willett
- 32. Questions? by Florian http://www.flickr.com/photos/fboyd/2897598148/
Notes de l'éditeur
- To understand what EZID can do, let’s first look at what needs it addresses.EZID helps researchers in a number of different scenarios. Let’s take a look at a few of them.
- Researchers doing data-intensive research and writing. Want to refer to the dataset right now even though they haven't yet found a permanent "home" for the data. If they register the dataset now with EZID, and they will get a clickable reference that can be used in the paper. When the papers are published and the data is moved, the researcher simply updates the target URL, and the clickable reference will still work.
- RESEARCH TEAMS, work ACROSS REGIONS OR COUNTRIES where a data is hosted REMOTELY. Let’s assume the database is stored on someone’s departmental web server, but the server is getting old, soon to be replaced. The team can use the EZID services to register an identifier now +circulate that clickable address to colleagues + the entire data federation. When the infrastructure is replaced, the team can use EZID again to update the location details so that references to the database continues to work perfectly.
- Researchers who have published extensively and who want to be able to move around in their career, also may want to take their data with them.They can use EZID services to get identifiers for the work AND the datasets that go with it. With persistent identifiers, the references are never broken, because the researcher can keep the target URLs and other metadata up to date even as she moves.
- As the NSF and other funders issue requirements for data management plans, scientists have to be able to answer basic questions like, How will you name and organize the data files? EZID provides a ready answer to this requirement.
- So EZID is a tool for extending library services….by extending our historic collection-building activities to datasetsallowing us to preserve our institution’s research investments
- A service to make and manage actionable idsIds for anything: digital, physical, living, abstractCan manage identifiers under different schemes:ARKs, DOIs, and more to comeUser and programming interfacesPartnering for replication
- Let’s take a look at the UI now. (SWITCH OVER TO UI)
- Dublin Kernel (ERC)Dublin CoreDataCite Kernel (for DOIs)API--open to othersFuture enhancements to support tagging
- I think of ARKs as the flexible alternative…“suffix passthrough” featureAssume you have many objects stored in a file system, many levels.You can register the TARGET URL at the TOP LEVEL and the NOID server (ARK resolver) will PASS-THROUGH the remainder of the target to the other server for resolution. The HANDLE server (the DOI resolver) will not do this.
- DOIs should be assigned to objects that are under good long-term management, and where there is an intention is to make the object persistently available.DOIs must be registered exclusively with metadata that is available to public view.Can DOIs and ARKs work together?Yes. For example, researchers may choose to use ARKs for unpublished materials associated with an object that has been registered with a DOI. These two identifier schemes can work well together, and EZID offers them both, along with policy support consistent across both schemes.
- A tombstone page is a web page returned for a resource no longer found at its target location of record. The tombstone may provide “last known” metadata, including the original owner.Full DataCitw metadata scheme support is available via the EZID API
- Try it outHow to get an accountorder formEZID is available for use by all members of the UC communityLibraries/archives/museumsORU/MRUsFaculty/staff
- The other all-important question!What happens if you stop paying? You will still be able to have access for maintenance, just not creation.
- One of the all-important questions: how does this fit with everything else I’m doing?
- Reiterate the testing modelUC3EZID Website