Prepared for the ORCID Participant Meeting May 2011

2. Data Citation, The Dataverse Network ®, and Contributor Identifiers Micah Altman, Institute for Quantitative Social Science, Harvard University Prepared for the ORCID Participant Meeting May 2011

5. ORCID Participant Meeting: Data Citations and The DataVerse Network (R) (That was then – (this is now).)

6. Thanks to 37 Participants ORCID Participant Meeting: Data Citations and The DataVerse Network (R)

8. Theory & Practice Hierarchy

9. Theory & Practice Hierarchy

10. Theory & Practice Hierarchy

11. Actors

12. Actors

13. Actors

14. Actors

15. ORCID Participant Meeting: Data Citations and The DataVerse Network (R) Source: Kunze 2011 Available from: http://projects.iq.harvard.edu/datacitation_workshop/pages/agenda Author claim? Author citation? Pre-print? ArXiV? Publication? Bibliometric Research?

16. Workflow

17. Workflow

18. Workflow

19. Use Cases

20. Use Cases

21. Use Cases

22. Use Cases

23. Use Cases

24. Use Cases

25. Brass Tacks

27. Dataverse Network – Designed for Research Data ORCID Participant Meeting: Data Citations and The DataVerse Network (R)

29. ORCID Participant Meeting: Data Citations and The DataVerse Network (R) Contribution Role Aggregate and Corporate Contributor Grey Literature? ArXiV? Works of scholarship other than “articles”?

30. Microcredit

31. Lookup services? Ingest? Correction?

32. 20 Ways ORCID Participant Meeting: Data Citations and The DataVerse Network (R)

34. Discussion… “ On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog” … But (soon) everyone will know that you wrote the (Ignobel) prize winning: “ A Comparison of Jump Performances of the Dog Flea, Ctenocephalides canis (Curtis, 1826) and the Cat Flea, Ctenocephalides felis felis (Bouche, 1835)," M.C. Cadiergues, C. Joubert, and M. Franc, Veterinary Parasitology , vol. 92, no. 3, October 1, 2000, pp. 239-41.