Transcript Who do you think you are? - Australian National Data Service

Who do you think you are?
Audit Stablise Enhance Connect
-> increase your data profile
Why is identity important for YOU?
To make KNOWN and CONNECT
• you + your research, publishing and teaching activities
• 24/7 business card & CV – online, not in your pocket
To ENABLE
• collation of attributions, names and affiliations
• all research outputs (publications, presentations, software, data) to be
counted towards assessment
To INCREASE
• citations
• funding: eg crowd source contributions to funds?
• new contacts for research cooperation
• new models of collaboration
Why is identity important for Y’ALL?
Global: cross discipline, cross institution, internat’l
Learn & Link: to potential collaborators
Timely:
Network:
research and publications thru alerts,
likes, recommendations
past, present and future colleagues
–> broader networks than
professional scholarly “meetings”
(eg emails, conferences, projects)
4 simple steps to increase your
research data profile
1.
2.
3.
4.
Audit
Stabilise
Enhance
Connect and Join (judiciously)
Step 1: Audit
A 20th Century example
Who is she?
1845-1927
http://nla.gov.au/nla.party-466159
Maybanke Susannah Selfe
Maybanke Selfe
Maybanke Susannah Wolstenholme
Maybanke Wolstenholme
Mrs Edmund Wolstenholme
Maybanke Susannah Anderson
Maybanke Anderson
Mrs. Francis Anderson
http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=1037002
Step 2: Stabilise
A 21st Century example: I am Flossy Sox
Family names
Professional names
Karen Maree Young
u4020222
Kass, Kassie
karenmvisser (skype)
Jane (from Mum when I was naughty)
Karen.Visser@... (ANDS & ANU)
Karen Maree Visser
Karen Visser (publications)
Karen Visser (Facebook) +85 others
?? (LinkedIn, +, +)
karencanberra (anything trivial)
#andsdata
Kaz.visser (hotmail)
Flossy Sox
?? (Trove editing, Twitter)
kaz.visser (gmail) -> [email protected]
Step 1 & 2: Audit & Stabilise
Who are you? The curse of the common name
eNames
Professional names
Step 3: Enhance your data identity
Your key academic data identity hotspots include (but not limited to):
– Your CV
– Your institutional Professional profile/s
– Discipline repositories
– ORCID
– ResearcherID
– Scopus Author ID
– ResearchGate
– Academia.edu
– Mendeley
Step 3:
Enhance
your data
identity
.....
in your CV
www.cdlib.org/uc3/docs/NSF_products_flyer.pptx
Step 3: Enhance your data identity
.... in your institutional professional profile/s
Why
Developed
Professionally designed
Maintained
Sustainable
Free
Populated by other
systems
Point of Truth
Authenticated
http://www.newcastle.edu.au/profile/john-germov
Step 3: Enhance your data identity
.... extend your institutional professional profile/s
Data ain’t just
0101011
*Visualisations
*Recordings
*Metrics
*Tightly link data <> publications
Step 4: Connect .... judiciously
Step 4: Connect .... ORCID
Who knows who you are?
Audit Stablise Enhance Connect
-> increase your data profile