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Towards a national PID strategy for Canada - Vers une stratégie nationale sur les PID pour le Canada

Authors: Brown, Josh; Jones, Phil; Meadows, Alice; Murphy, Fiona;

Towards a national PID strategy for Canada - Vers une stratégie nationale sur les PID pour le Canada

Abstract

In 2021, on behalf of the Canadian Persistent Identifier Advisory Committee (CPIDAC), the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) in partnership with the Digital Research Alliance of Canada consulted with MoreBrains Cooperative, international experts in PIDs and PID Strategy development, to assess the situation of PIDs in Canada and to provide a snapshot of our starting point as we embark on developing a national strategy. MoreBrains outlined a foundation-laying approach and identified information gaps to fill before a complete PID strategy could be laid out. Participants included university leadership, researchers, professional associations, federal and provincial funders, technical experts, and more. *************************** En 2021, au nom du Comité consultatif canadien sur les identifiants pérennes (CCCPID), le Réseau canadien de documentation pour la recherche (RCDR) en partenariat avec l’Alliance de recherche numérique du Canada a fait appel à MoreBrains Cooperative, des spécialistes internationaux en matière de PID et d’élaboration de stratégies sur les PID, afin d’évaluer la situation des PID au Canada et de donner un aperçu de notre point de départ, au moment d’entreprendre la création d’une stratégie nationale. MoreBrains a défini une approche visant à établir des fondations et a relevé les lacunes en matière d’information à combler avant de pouvoir élaborer une stratégie complète sur les PID. Au nombre des participants figuraient des dirigeants d’universités, des chercheurs, des associations professionnelles, des bailleurs de fonds fédéraux et provinciaux, des experts techniques, etc.

Bilingual English and French document / Document bilingue anglais-français

Keywords

RCDR, Canada, Persistent Identifiers, Infrastructure de recherche, PIDs, CPIDAC, Research infrastructure, CCCPID, CRKN, Identifiants pérennes

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