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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-397U9X@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:As PIDs become essential infrastructure for open research\, fun
 der compliance\, and scholarly discovery\, shared standards are more impor
 tant than ever. In this session\, you will learn how a National Informatio
 n Standards Organization working group is turning community best practices
  into a consensus U.S. standard designed for global interoperability\, for
  which many key systems are already largely compliant. This session offers
  a practical look at the core attributes of robust PIDs and PID systems—
 uniqueness\, persistence\, resolution\, metadata\, interoperability\, gove
 rnance\, sustainability\, security\, and integrity—and the objective cri
 teria behind them. You’ll get insight into the standards development pro
 cess\, leave with a clearer understanding of how these characteristics bal
 ance moving the field forward with real-world implementation\, and learn h
 ow this emerging standard can help PID providers and users alike evaluate\
 , strengthen\, and future-proof this critical research infrastructure.
DTSTAMP:20260728T000600Z
LOCATION:Naturalis 01
SUMMARY:Desirable Characteristics of PIDs and PID Systems: Developing a NIS
 O PID Standard - Carly Robinson\, John Chodacki\, Rachael Kotarski\, Jonat
 han Clark
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/397U9X/
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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-TBXAYH@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:Connecting digital objects across the data repository landscape
  is critical for ensuring that open data are discovered and reused. Global
  adoption of common PIDs across repositories facilitates broad cross-repos
 itory discoverability\, enables impact assessment and researcher credit\, 
 and supports compliance monitoring by funders and institutions. The NIH Ge
 neralist Repository Ecosystem Initiative brings seven generalist repositor
 ies together - working in a “coopetition” model - with a key objective
  to connect digital objects by enhancing dataset metadata quality\, comple
 teness\, and consistency. Over the past 4 years GREI repositories have dev
 eloped and implemented a common metadata recommendation that relies heavil
 y on PIDs including DataCite DOIs\, ORCID\, and ROR. This presentation wil
 l showcase examples of GREI repository PID implementation\, use cases\, an
 d repository best practices\, as well as the impact of PID-based collabora
 tions with DataCite\, ROR\, and NLM\, and the value of common PIDs for aut
 hor\, affiliation\, and funding metadata in better connecting data reposit
 ories.
DTSTAMP:20260728T000600Z
LOCATION:Naturalis 01
SUMMARY:From Silos to Ecosystems: Connecting Digital Objects with Common PI
 Ds to Improve Discoverability Across Generalist Repositories - Ana Van Gul
 ick\, Kristi Holmes\, John Chodacki\, Matt Buys\, Audrey Hamelers
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/TBXAYH/
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