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Date/Time： NOVEMBER 6, 2014 10:00〜11:30
Venue：

The 16th Library Fair & Forum
Forum venue No. 6（Annex Hall 206）
PACIFICO YOKOHAMA
1-1-1 Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama 220-0012

Fee：Free (prior registration required)

Capacity：200

Language： Japanese/English（With simultaneous translation）
Japan Link Center (JaLC) has executed the DOI name registration as 9 th Registration
Agency for academic thesis and has achieved over 2 million DOI name registrations at
the end of 2013. JaLC continues to extend it’s capability to handle more contents,
such as e-learning and research data for DOI name registration
At this time, we invite Ed Pentz of CrossRef (Leading RA) and Salvatore Mele of CERN,
to give presentations and hold the panel discussion to describe the future of the DOI
name focused effective utilization of the connection between thesis and related
research information (researchers, fund, data etc) .

Schedule
TimeTitle

10:00-10:05 Opening remarks

Lecturer
Mitsuru Mizuno, Vice Chairman, JaLC Committee(Director, Department of Databases forInformation and Knowledge Infrastructure, JST ）Hideaki Takeda, Chair, JaLC Committee
10:05-10:25 Scholarly Communications withIdentifiers -The status and vison of (PhD, Nii）
Japan Link Center (JaLC) 10:25-10:45 CrossRef：Using metadata andidentifiers to improve scholarlycommunications

Ed Pentz(Executive Director, CrossRef ）10:45-11:05 ORCID opportunities digital-librarywith large user basis: the case of
INSPIRE and High-Energy Physics

Salvatore Mele
(PhD, CERN）

11:05-11:30 Question-and-answer session
Panel Discussion＜Moderator＞
Mikiko Tanifuji , JaLC Committee(General Manager, Scientific Information Office,NIMS ）Registration

Please send an email to jalc-contact@jst.go.jp,
subject as “11/6 workshop: IDENTIFIERS” with 1.your name, 2.company and 3.emailaddress.

Profile of presenters and presentation briefs＜Profile＞

Hideaki Takeda is a professor at National Institute of Informatics (NII) Japan, and a professor at the Graduate
University for Advanced Studies (Sokendai). He is currently the chair of Joint Steering Committee for Japan Link
Center. He is also a board member of ORCID, Inc. He received his Ph.D. in engineering from the University of Tokyo.
He worked at Norwegian Institute of Technology and Nara Institute of Technology prior to joining the current
institution. He has been a Sumitomo endowed professor in the University of Tokyo between 2005 and 2010. His
research interests include Semantic Web, knowledge sharing systems and design theory.

＜Brief＞

In this talk, I will introduce the outline and the future plan of Japan Link Center (JaLC). JaLC was established in2102 to enhance DOI assignment in Japan in cooperation with Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST),
National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), National Institute of Informatics (NII) and National Diet Library(NDL). JaLC's initial main target is assigning DOI's to journal articles published in Japan but it is now expanding itstarget. One direction is to include contents in institutional repositories which contain various materials such asreports and author-version of journal articles. The other direction is to include data for DOI target. We have started
to cope with DataCite and the experiment project for data citation. Along with the target expansion, it is important
to cooperate with other identifiers, i.e., ORCID for authors and FundRef for funding agencies. We designed themetadata for this purpose and will start to use it in December.

HideakiTakedaPhD＜Profile＞

Ed Pentz is the Executive Director of CrossRef, a not-for-profit membership association of publishers set up toprovide a cross-publisher reference linking service, and Chair of the board of ORCID, a registry of unique identifiers
for researchers established in 2010. Ed was appointed as CrossRef’s first Executive Director when the organization
was created in 2000 and CrossRef has now grown to include over 4,000 organizations from all over the world. Priorto joining CrossRef Ed held electronic publishing, editorial and sales positions at Harcourt Brace in the US and UKand managed the launch of Academic Press’ first online journal, the Journal of Molecular Biology, in 1995. Ed has adegree in English Literature from Princeton University and current lives in Oxford, England.

＜Brief＞

CrossRef is expanding the metadata it collects and collaborating with a wide range of organizations to improve its
ability to act as a hub for scholarly information and connect publications, funding, researchers and data. CrossRef
metadata now includes funder IDs, licensing information, ORCID iDs and DataCite DOIs and we are collaboratingwith JaLC and other DOI Registration Agencies on common services. CrossRef makes its metadata available andconnects with these other ID systems to improve scholarly communications. Trustworthy metadata enables services(not necessarily provided by CrossRef) that can be used by funders, universities, publishers and researchers toconnect funding and publications and ultimately helps evaluate the impact of funding and ensures that researchers
get credit for their publications.

Ed Pentz＜Profile＞

Salvatore Mele holds a PhD in High-Energy Physics and is head of Open Access at CERN. He is one of the architectsof INSPIRE (inspirehep.net): a complete digital library run by a global consortium of research laboratories which is
the hub of information management for the worldwide High-Energy Physics community. His team of softwaredevelopers and information scientists is exploring innovative ways to disambiguate authors, automatically extract
metadata, publish high-level research data and crowd-source curation. They work in close partnership with theresearch community, sister services and key publishers. They are excited by integrating key initiatives as ORCID
and data citation into the High-Energy Physics scholarly communication. On parallel tracks, Salvatore contributed tobring together the SCOAP3 initiative: a global partnership of thousands of libraries and key publishers whichconverted to Open Access the majority of High-Energy Physics journals. He recently co-ordinated Open Access andOpen Data policy studies for the European Commission and supports several CERN initiatives in this field.

＜Brief＞

Operated by a consortium of laboratories in Europe, the U.S. and China, the INSPIRE Digital Library(inspirehep.net)
lists over 1 million records (pre-prints, articles and some data-sets) and serves a worldwide community of 50'000
users in the field of High-Energy Physics, with a traffic of over two searches per second.
With a combination of algorithmic clustering, manual curation, and crowd-sourcing to its users, INSPIRE has now
built "author profile pages" which present popular biographic, bibliographic and bibliometric information.
Within this global context, ORCID identifiers offer amazing opportunities. We will describe a few examples of how
such services with a wide and global user base can support (and benefit) from ORCID adoption, and can build newservices through a closer integration with (and of) ORCID.

Salvatore
MelePhDVenue

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