PPT-Digital Object Identifiers

Research Information Management team researchdatamanagementglasgowacuk What are Digital Object Identifiers Digital Object Identifiers DOIs are unique alphanumeric strings that identify an output and provide a persistent link to a . Prepared for . CNI Spring Membership Meeting. April 2014. Presented by:. Micah Altman,. . escience@mit.edu. Director of Research, MIT Libraries. Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution. Karen Smith-. Ruei-Jiun. Chapter 13. Outline. Uses of bespoke automation. Enumerating identifiers. Harvesting data. Web application fuzzing. JAttack. . . a simple bespoke automation tool based on Java . Burp Intruder (an intruder tool in Burp Suite). for Digital Objects. Why Worry About Identifiers?. Individuals and organizations, including governments and businesses, need to manage increasing amounts of primary and secondary data and increasingly complex and fluid data relationships over long periods of time. Identifiers are essential to this process.. Key points. What makes something an identifier?. What do they identify?. What. are the rules?. Identifiers. Unique. Consistent. Persistent . Identifiers. What they do: identify uniquely. Advantages:. . identifiers. – an . Overview. Juha Hakala. The National . Library. of Finland. 2011-02-01. Traditional identifiers. Traditional (bibliographic) identifiers are systems like ISBN (International Standard Book Number) which provide unique and persistent identification for certain . . Dasar. Basic Elements . Of . Java. Compiling and Running. a Java Application . 2. 3. Portable Java App. Java Platform. 4. Platform: hardware or software environment in which a program runs.. Two components:. for . all Preserved . Digital Material. by Eld Zierau. The Royal . Library . of Denmark. Except. from WARC . update. . record. . these. . are. slides from . . iPres. 2012 and . . PiF. 2014 . . identifiers. – an . Overview. Juha Hakala. The National . Library. of Finland. 2011-02-01. Traditional identifiers. Traditional (bibliographic) identifiers are systems like ISBN (International Standard Book Number) which provide unique and persistent identification for certain . Melbourne, Australia. 2. December 2015. Working with OCLC Research Library Partners on . Researcher & . Organisational. Identifiers. Karen . Smith-Yoshimura. OCLC Research. Funder/government-led initiatives to . a. n introduction. Joan Starr. California Digital Library. Agenda. Introducing identifiers. ARKs and DOIs. Using EZID to mint and assign them. Using DataCite to track citations. Citation practices and issues. 2. Memory Space. 3. Data Types. 4.Data state. 5. Declaration. . 5.1 Constants. . 5.2 Variables. 6. Examples. Outline. 2. In our course, reserved words are written in . light blue. 1. IDENTIFIERS. Identifiers are names of things such as:. Define identifiers and their purpose. Reviewing some of the identifiers we have already seen. Discussing case sensitivity. Describing naming conventions. Define. Reserved identifiers. Keywords. Identifiers. Data structures. In any programming language you need to refer to data. The simplest way is with the actual data value, like “Joe”, 23.4, True. Those are called constants or literals – they stand for themselves. B2HANDLE. 2. FAIR Digital Objects, PIDs and B2HANDLE motivation. B2HANDLE architecture and access. B2HANDLE services: Hosting, Profiles & Search. Integration with other EOSC services and workflow example.