ORCID.DE - Promoting the Open Researcher and Contributor ID in Germany

该项目由德国网络信息倡议（DINI）发起，旨在促进开放研究人员和贡献者ID（ORCID），以持续识别德国的研究人员。它的目的是通过综合办法支持可持续地实施ORCID，因为ORCID被认为已在德国的许多大学和研究机构实施。在机构信息系统的扩展过程中出现了与事实上的标准ORCID有关的关键组织、技术和法律的问题，例如开放获取知识库或当前研究信息系统（CRIS）。通过纳入国际经验、重要的跨区域基础设施（如Gemeinsame Normdatei（GND）和比勒费尔德学术搜索引擎（BASE））以及传统文本出版物之外的出版格式，该项目网络将通过ORCID为科学出版物的统一注册开辟新的应用领域。项目合作伙伴通过使用其网络推广ORCID标准，并通过将ORCID与其他持久标识符连接起来，为信息系统的互操作性做出贡献。该项目被纳入DINI的标准化工作和网络活动。三个项目合作伙伴长期以来一直在DINI的一些工作组范围内合作，得到了13所大学、研究机构和ORCID的基础设施的支持。与此同时，该项目可以参考知识交流网络或开放获取知识库联合会（COAR）的一些相关国际基础工作，这些工作将在项目期间根据德国机构的具体要求进行编辑和调整。

The project, which has been initiated by the German Initiative for Networking Information (DINI), intends to promote the Open Researcher and Contributer ID (ORCID) for the persistent identification of researchers in Germany. It aims to support the sustainable implementation of ORCID by an integrated approach, since ORCID is considered to be implemented in many universities and research institutions in Germany. Crucial organisational, technical and legal questions concerning the de facto standard ORCID have emerged in the course of the extension of institutional information systems, e.g. Open Access Repositories or Current Research Information System (CRIS). By including international experience, important supra-regional infrastructures as the Gemeinsame Normdatei (GND) and the Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (BASE) as well as publication formats beyond conventional text-based publications, the project network will open up new fields of applications for harmonised registration of scientific publications by means of ORCID. The project partners promote the ORCID standard by using their networks and contribute to the interoperability of the information systems by connecting ORCID with other persistent identifiers. The project is integrated into the standardisation works and networking activities of DINI. The three project partners who have been cooperating within the scope of some DINI working groups for a long time are supported by infrastructure facilities of thirteen universities, research institutions and ORCID. At the same time the project can refer to some related international groundwork by the Knowledge Exchange network or by the Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR) that will be edited and adapted during the project to the specific requirements of the German institutions.