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DESCRIPTION:At Naturalis Biodiversity Center\, we deal with a wide variety 
 of research activities: analyses of genomic sequences\, studies of physica
 l collection specimens\, and images from biomonitoring cameras\, to name a
  few. In turn\, those activities produce all sorts of data and involve dif
 ferent people\, equipment\, software tools\, possibly from different proje
 cts and institutions. We started exploring how _Research Activity Identifi
 ers (RAiDs)_ can help in linking all those disparate elements together in 
 a pilot study\, and we're taking those insights along as we continue our d
 evelopments around PIDs. So... are you wondering how to implement RAiDs ac
 ross complex\, scary\, real-world scenarios? Are you also confused about w
 hat qualifies as a "research activity" and what doesn't? **And would you l
 ike to know how RAiDs come into a picture full of sample IDs\, project num
 bers\, and specimen labels flying around? Then this lighting talk is for y
 ou!**
DTSTAMP:20260728T010452Z
LOCATION:Naturalis 02
SUMMARY:Who Did What to Which Dinosaur? Provenance Tracking with RAiDs - Ju
 lian Lopez Gordillo
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/ERYZRS/
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