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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-8EWYZV@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:*Do you rely on ORCID\, DOI or ROR to connect research informat
 ion across systems\, but still encounter missing affiliations and incomple
 te metadata?*\n\nIn this session you will discover results from the **Dutc
 h Open Research Information Monitor**\, a national initiative that analyse
 s how persistent identifiers are actually used across the research informa
 tion ecosystem.\n\nThe monitor *compares metadata* across **CRIS systems\,
  OpenAlex\, OpenAIRE and Crossref** to *identify gaps in PID coverage*\, *
 metadata completeness* and *open licensing*.\nUsing *real use cases* from 
 universities and research funders\, the monitor reveals where PIDs work we
 ll\, *where connections break*\, and *what interventions could improve the
  ecosystem*.\n\nYou will gain practical insights into:\n\n* how PID adopti
 on can be monitored across infrastructures\n* where gaps appear in ORCID\,
  ROR usage\n* which interventions can strengthen connected research inform
 ation
DTSTAMP:20260728T180147Z
LOCATION:Naturalis 01
SUMMARY:PID Fix-it 🚀: lessons from the Dutch Open Research Information M
 onitor - Maurice Vanderfeesten\, Bianca Kramer
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/8EWYZV/
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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-JNMGHG@pretalx.surf.nl
DTSTART;TZID=CET:20261027T141500
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DESCRIPTION:Do you want to know if your institution gets open\, reusable me
 tadata — including PIDs like ORCID and ROR — from transformative agree
 ments?\n\nIn this session\, you’ll discover how we ran a parallel analys
 is of openly available transformative agreements listed in the ESAC regist
 ry to inventorize conditions for open metadata in publisher contracts\, in
  an initiative connected to the Barcelona Declaration/OA2020 and OA Datenp
 raxis. \n\nYou’ll learn about:\n- existing gaps in contracts: e.g.\, per
 mission for full text but not metadata reuse\n- missing commitments of PID
  (ORCID\, ROR\, Funder ID) use and provision\n- how metadata provision dif
 fers across consortia: to Crossref\, library systems and discovery tools\n
 - real-world data: e.g.\, ROR are rarely submitted to Crossref\n\nWe share
  our reusable analysis method so you can audit your own contracts\, push f
 or stronger open metadata clauses or contribute to this collectively organ
 ized analysis for publisher contracts in your country.
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LOCATION:Naturalis 02
SUMMARY:Your contract says ‘Open Access’\, but does it say ‘Open Meta
 data’? - Bianca Kramer\, Sophia Dörner
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/JNMGHG/
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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-KMDU7W@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:For data providers and data users there is increasing interest 
 in using large scale snapshots of entire datasources. For data providers t
 his can relieve the stress and cost of running APIs. For users it allows f
 or new kinds of analysis\, creating global benchmarks and identifying gaps
 . PIDs are at the centre of these analyses\, allowing us to link large dat
 asources together reliably. ORION-DBs is an effort to make data dumps more
  usable by exploiting the capability of Google BigQuery. Setting up this f
 ederated set of cloud data resources we have identified patterns in which 
 datasets are easy to ingest\, which are easy to use and how they can be co
 mbined. In this BoF session we focus on a facilitated discussion of what t
 he optimum data snapshot looks like in format\, structure\, regularity\, l
 ocations and how these can help (or hinder) the ability of users to fully 
 exploit these datasets.
DTSTAMP:20260728T180147Z
LOCATION:LUMC04
SUMMARY:Take your best (snap)shot - lessons from the ORION initiative - Bia
 nca Kramer\, Cameron Neylon
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/KMDU7W/
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