persistent identifiers for scholarly assets and the web: the need for an unambiguous mapping
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Abstract
Persistent IDentifiers (PIDs), such as DOIs, Handles and ARK identifiers, play a significant role in the identification of a wide variety of assets that are created and used in scholarly endeavours, including research papers, datasets, images, etc. Motivated by concerns about long-term persistence, among others, PIDs are minted outside the information access protocol of the day, HTTP. Yet, value-added services targeted at both humans and machines routinely assume or even require resources identified by means of HTTP URIs in order to make use of off-the-shelf components like web browsers and servers. Hence, an unambiguous bridge is required between the PID-oriented paradigm that is widespread in research communication and the HTTP-oriented web, semantic web and linked data environment. This paper describes the problem, and a possible solution towards defining and deploying such an interoperable bridge.
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| Authors | ;Herbert Van de Sompel;Robert Sanderson;Harihar Shankar;Martin Klein |
| Journal | mustansiriyah journal of science |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.2218/ijdc.v9i1.320
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