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DESCRIPTION:In 2024\, Australia launched its National Persistent Identifier
  (PID) Strategy to accelerate research quality\, efficiency\, and impact t
 hrough the universal use of connected PIDs. To measure this progress\, the
  Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) commissioned Digital Science to d
 evelop a national benchmarking framework. This presentation shares key fin
 dings from the resulting Australian National PID Benchmarking Toolkit\, wh
 ich reveals a "mixed score card" for the nation's research ecosystem.\n\nW
 hile Australia demonstrates world-leading ORCID adoption for publications\
 , significant gaps remain. Australian researchers trail their European pee
 rs in data citation practices \, and PID use for non-traditional research 
 outputs (NTROs) is lacking. We will discuss the report's 23 recommendation
 s \, including mandatory ORCID implementation\, new dissertation policies\
 , and treating institutions as publishers. Finally\, we will introduce the
  open-source toolkit—comprising analysis and runnable code —as a scala
 ble model for other nations to track their PID strategies.
DTSTAMP:20260727T234542Z
LOCATION:LUMC03
SUMMARY:A Benchmarking Framework for the Australian National Persistent Ide
 ntifier (PID) Strategy - Simon Porter
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/WRELXB/
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