1. Dataset citation and identification Adam Farquhar, PhD Head of Digital Library Technology, The British Library President, DataCiteDecember, 2009

2. Widening gapA widening gap in the scientific record between published research and the data that underlies itPublished work held by librariesDatasets held by data centresNo effective way to link betweendatasets and articlesNo widely used method toidentify datasetsNo widely used method to citedatasets As a result, datasets are Difficult to discover Difficult to access Second-class citizens in the scientific record 2 3. Datasets first class citizens?DatasetsPublished articlesData is difficult to manage after Libraries ensure long-term storage project funding ceasesand managementInformal networks provide the Established funded services provide primary means of sharingthe primary means of accessOnly 21% use a national orNearly all published articles are held international facilityin multiple national librariesDatasets are not included in impact Articles and citations form the analysisbackbone of impact analysisGood luck finding it or getting Catalogues and full-text search permission to use it (your discipline support discovery may vary)Source: UKRDS Study3 4. Dataset citation using Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs)The DOI system offers an Dataset easy way to connect theG.Yancheva, N. R. Nowaczyk et al (2007) article with the underlying data Rock magnetism and X-ray flourescencespectrometry analyses on sediment cores Several organisations assign of the Lake Huguang Maar, Southeast DOIs to datasetsChina, PANGAEA IUCR, ICPSR, OECD through CrossRef doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.587840 Pangea, Mare, and others through TIB (German Science Library) ArticleG. Yancheva, N. R. Nowaczyk et al (2007) sInfluence of the intertropical convergence teCizone on the East Asian monsoonNature 445, 74-77doi:10.1038/nature05431 4 5. DataCite International Data Citation InitiativeOur long term vision is to support researchers by providing methods for them to locate, identify, and cite research datasets with confidence.Milestones 2005, Hannover, TIB begins to issue DOIs for datasets March 2009, Paris Memorandum signed at ICSTI December 2009, London DataCite Association founded(DataCite : Data Centres :: CrossRef : Publishers) 5 6. Global partnership Germany - TechnischeInformationsbibliothek (TIB)United Kingdom - The British LibraryFrance - LInstitut de lInformationScientifique et Technique (INIST)Switzerland - Library of the ETHZrichDenmark - Library of TU DelftNetherlands - Technical InformationCenterCanada - Canadian Institute forScientific and Technical Information(CISTI)Australia - National Data Service(ANDS)USA - California Digital LibraryUSA - Purdue University 6 7. DataCiteThe DataCite registration agency Maintains the resolution infrastructure Maintains a searchable database of metadata Manages the identifiers over the long term Establishes and shares best practicePublishing agents (data centres, research institutes, publishers) are responsible forQuality assuranceContent storage and accessCreating the identifierCreating and updating metadata 7 8. DataCite Structure International DOI Foundation Member sManaging Agentrr ie DataCite (TIB) CaMemberMemberAssociateInstitution Institution StakeholderWorks with Data Centre Data CentreData Centre Data CentreData Centre Data Centre 8 9. 9 10. 10 11. 11 12. 12 13. 13 14. 14 15. 15 16. 16 17. Research Data in Articles 17 18. How can we work together?DataCite supports researchers Help to establish best by enabling them to locate, practices identify, and cite research Adjust author policies to datasets with confidencerequire clear unambiguous citations for datasets This is the start of a conversationIntegrate links to datasets into delivery platforms We welcome your comments, Collaborate to understand questions, and ideas! evolving roles and responsibilities among Contact:publishers, data centres, and adam.farquhar {@} bl.uk libraries jan.brase {@} tib.uni-hannover.de Help me to rewrite this list!18