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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:20260728T010343Z
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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