|| 25.08.2014Barbara Hirschmann1 Establishing a DOI service for Switzerland’s university and research sector.

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|| Barbara Hirschmann1 Establishing a DOI service for Switzerland’s university and research sector

||  established between 2008 and 2012 as part of the innovation and collaboration project e-lib.ch: Swiss Electronic Library Barbara Hirschmann2 ETH Zurich DOI Desk

|| Barbara Hirschmann3 Clients

|| Barbara Hirschmann4 DOI registration clients 29 services 20 clients 29 services

|| Barbara Hirschmann5 Technical Infrastructure Registrant 2 Registrant 1 ETH DOI Management Manual input Handle Server DOIs/URLs CNRI Global Handle System DOI requests metadata DataCite MDS OAI-PMH

|| Barbara Hirschmann6 Workflow I DOI Landing page + object OAI-PMH interface DOI management ETH Zurich Global DOI system Researcher

||  Client publishes metadata via OAI-PMH, including DOI + URL  Metadata format = Dublin Core Barbara Hirschmann7 Workflow I

|| Barbara Hirschmann8 Workflow I

|| Barbara Hirschmann9 Workflow I

|| Barbara Hirschmann10 Workflow I

|| Barbara Hirschmann11 Workflow II

|| Barbara Hirschmann12 Workflow II

|| Barbara Hirschmann13 Monitoring

|| Is based on the DataCite «Business Models Principles» (doi: /0007) and definesdoi: /0007  Requirements for the DOI user  Requirements for the digital objects  Requirements for metadata  Requirements for the storage system  DOI-Policy Barbara Hirschmann14 DOI Policy

||  DOI User  Institution from the Swiss academic and research sector  Digital objects  Primary data, secondary data (publications, grey literature)  Accessible at any time via URL/HTTP  Access restrictions are to be avoided  Produced according to specialist standards  Described with metadata  File format is open but should enable long-term archiving  Objects should not be altered; new versions receive new DOIs Barbara Hirschmann15 Requirements

||  Metadata  The DataCite mandatory set of metadata must be provided as a minimum with every DOI object  Creator  Title  Publisher  PublicationYear  Metadata will be searchable in the DataCite MDS and other portals  Storage System  Clients must save objects on a trustworthy service  Immediate updates when URL location changes  Deleted objects must be directed to a Tombstone Page Barbara Hirschmann16 Requirements

||  Description of service  Description of workflow  Cost model  Process for “deletions”  DOI Syntax  Metadata Schema Barbara Hirschmann17 Service Level Agreements doi: /wrtu PREFIXSUFFIX

||  Advising prospective clients on data citation and publication  Regular newsletter service  DataCite Policy and Best Practices Working Group  DataCite Metadata Working Group Barbara Hirschmann18 Outreach and Dissemination of Best Practices

|| Barbara Hirschmann19 Example I: ZORA

|| Barbara Hirschmann20 Example II: World Glacier Monitoring Service

||  Target your potential clients directly  Listen to your community and their needs  Use cases for DOIs are varied: be open, not exclusive  Educate librarians and academics about the fact that DOI registration with DataCite can be much more than what first comes to your mind when you think about a «Data DOI» Barbara Hirschmann21 Some conclusions … for DataCite members

|| Barbara Hirschmann22 Contacts