Project THOR supports seamless integration between articles, data and researchers across the research lifecycle. ENVRIplus brings together Environmental and Earth System Research Infrastructures, projects and networks to create an interoperable cluster of Environmental Research Infrastructures across Europe. These two H2020 projects are joining forces by organising a bootcamp focused on ORCID integrations in Environmental Research Infrastructures.

The two-day event offers a unique opportunity for knowledge exchange between persistent identification experts from THOR partner organisations (in particular ORCID and DataCite) and the managers, as well as developers, of Environmental Research Infrastructures, in particular ENVRIplus partners.

The bootcamp has a strong emphasis on ORCID integrations and will touch upon the specific challenges Environmental Research Infrastructures are facing in regard of such integrations. The bootcamp also focuses on the technical aspects of implementing ORCID integrations. In addition to infrastructure managers, we thus strongly encourage developers to participate as well.

On March 28, we will give an introduction to ORCID and concepts. We also demonstrate various types of integrations in systems. The second day (March 29) is structured in two separated tracks: Research Infrastructure Developer and Research Infrastructure Manager. We still encourage participants to provide us with input on bootcamp topics. You can enter suggestions when you register for the bootcamp. The preliminary agenda topics are included below:

Tuesday March 28

Introduction to ORCID and concepts
ORCID integrations in THOR partner systems
ORCID integrations in environmental research infrastructures
Challenges and opportunities at the different research infrastructures
Q&A and discussion: ORCID integration, metadata, identification of co-authors, crosslinking PIDs, etc.

Wednesday March 29

Parallel track 1: Hands-on for RI Developers

Coding ORCID integrations
Mining ORCID data dump
ORCID iDs in research infrastructure metadata (e.g. SensorML)
PID linking and link information exchange
ORCID and the ENVRI Reference Model

Parallel track 2 : Discussions for RI Managers

Crosslinking data, author, publication
PIDs for instruments, platforms, deployments
Dynamic data identification
Cost of integrations
PIDs in workflows involving research infrastructures and e-Infrastructures

The THOR-ENVRIplus team is looking forward to seeing you in Finland!

Suggestions for hotels close to Aalto University:

Radisson Blu Hotel, Espoo
Otaranta 2, 02150, Espoo, Finland

https://www.radissonblu.com/en/hotel-espoo

Sokos Hotel Tapiola Garden
Tapionaukio 3, 02100 Espoo, Finland

https://www.sokoshotels.fi/en/espoo/sokos-hotel-tapiola-garden

ORCID Integrations in Environmental Research Infrastructures