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ORCID13th CRIS 2016: St Andrews, UK
- Miguel-Ángel Sicilia, Anna Clements, Pablo de Castro, Eduard Simons:
13th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems, CRIS 2016, Communicating and Measuring Research Responsibly: Profiling, Metrics, Impact, Interoperability, St Andrews, UK, June 9-11, 2016. Procedia Computer Science 106, Elsevier 2017 - Miguel-Ángel Sicilia
, Eduard Simons, Anna Clements, Pablo de Castro:
Communicating and Measuring Research Responsibly: Profiling, Metrics, Impact, Interoperability. 1-2 - T. S. Shinyaeva, Yu. Yu. Tarasevich:
Scientometric Indicators and Collaboration Network as a Potential Tool for Gift Author Detection. 3-10 - Anna Clements, Peter I. Darroch, John Green:
Snowball Metrics - Providing a Robust Methodology to Inform Research Strategy - but do they help? 11-18 - Ivan Nevolin:
Crowdsourcing Opportunities for Research Information Systems. 19-24 - Stefan Schlattmann:
Capturing the Collaboration Intensity of Research Institutions Using Social Network Analysis. 25-31 - Steven Van den Berghe, Kyle Van Gaeveren:
Data Quality Assessment and Improvement: A Vrije Universiteit Brussel Case Study. 32-38 - Mathias Riechert, Owen Roberson, Jürgen Wastl:
Research Information Standards Adoption: Development of a Visual Insight Tool at the University of Cambridge. 39-46 - Mark Akoev, Olga Leyba, Lev Golitsyn:
Limitations of CRIS in Assessing the Progress of Increasing Research Output in UrFU. 47-53 - Miguel-Ángel Sicilia, Elena García-Barriocanal, Salvador Sánchez-Alonso:
Community Curation in Open Dataset Repositories: Insights from Zenodo. 54-60 - Gry Ane Vikanes Lavik, Gunnar Sivertsen:
Erih Plus - Making the Ssh Visible, Searchable and Available. 61-65 - Lucio Biggiero:
Looking at the Skeleton of University Research Performance A Pilot Study on an Italian University. 66-73 - Thomas Vestdam, Brian Plauborg, Leen Van Campe:
FRIS R3 - CERIF XML in Large Scale Exchange of Research Information. 74-81 - Jordan Piscanc, Romano Trampus, Luisa Balbi, Michele Mennielli, Susanna Mornati, Luigi Andrea Pascarelli, Andrea Bollini:
Regional Portal FVG: Effective Interoperability Trough DSpace-CRIS and Open Standards. 82-86 - Dimitrios C. Karaiskos, Dimitrios Xinidis, Vasilis Bonis:
R&D Statistics Information System: An Interoperability Tail Between CERIF and SDMX. 87-94 - Tom Demeranville, Josh Brown, Jan Dvorák, Dimitrios C. Karaiskos:
Towards a CERIF-Orcid API Adaptor: A Progress Report. 95-99 - David Baker, Anna Clements, Catherine Grout, Simon Kerridge, Valerie McCutcheon, Helen Newnham:
CASRAI-UK: Using the CASRAI Approach to Develop Standards for Communicating and Sharing Research Information in the UK. 100-103 - Pablo de Castro, Jochen Schirrwagen, Dimitris Karaiskos, Jan Dvorák, Andrea Bollini, Vasilis Bonis, Nikon Gasparis, Victoria Tsoukala, Paolo Manghi, Pedro Príncipe:
Progress in the Implementation of the OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers. 104-111 - Daniele Bailo, Damian Ulbricht, Martin L. Nayembil, Luca Trani, Alessandro Spinuso, Keith G. Jeffery:
Mapping Solid Earth Data and Research Infrastructures to CERIF. 112-121 - Dragan Ivanovic, Dusan Surla, Miroslav Trajanovic, Dragan Misic, Zora Konjovic:
Towards the Information System for Research Programmes of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia. 122-129 - Sergey Parinov:
SocioRePEc CRIS with an Interactive Mode of the Research Outputs Usage. 130-137 - Maria João Amante, João Duarte, Joaquim Godinho, Susana Lopes, Luis Quintano, Teresa Segurado:
PTCRIS_OrgID - Portuguese Organisation Identifiers Authoritative System. 138-145 - João Mendes Moreira, Cátia Laranjeira, José Carvalho, Fernando Ribeiro, Paulo Lopes, Paulo Graça:
Integrating a National Network of Institutional Repositories into the National/International Research Management Ecosystem. 146-152 - Mona Hide Klausen:
Even Minor Integrations Can Deliver Great Value - A Case Study. 153-159 - Renáta McDonnell, Simon Kerridge:
Research Information Management System (KRIMSON) at Kent. 160-167 - Carlos Sousa Pinto, Pedro Leitão Lopes, Luis Pedro Valério, Luís Alfredo Amaral:
DeGóis - The Portuguese National Academic CV Platform. 168-175 - Daryl Grenz, Thibaut Lery, Manus Ward, Eirini Mastoraki, Mohamed Baessa:
A CRIS in the Desert: The Implementation of Pure at KAUST A Case Study in Information Exchange. 176-182 - Paola Galimberti, Susanna Mornati:
The Italian Model of Distributed Research Information Management Systems: A Case Study. 183-195 - Danica Zendulková:
The Assessment of Competence to Perform Research and Development by the SK CRIS: Research Organisation as an Object of Evaluation. 196-203 - Philipp Fondermann, Peter L. van der Togt:
How Wageningen University and Research Centre Managed to Influence Researchers Publishing Behaviour Towards more Quality, Impact and Visibility. 204-211 - Laurent Remy, Valérie Brasse:
Strasbourg IHU Knowledge Base: A CERIF Implementation. 212-219 - Anna Clements, Gavin Reddick, Ian Viney, Valerie McCutcheon, James Toon, Hamish Macandrew, Ian McArdle, Sophie Collet, Jürgen Wastl:
Let's Talk - Interoperability between University CRIS/IR and Researchfish: A Case Study from the UK. 220-231 - Federica Fina, Jackie Proven:
Using a CRIS to Support Communication of Research: Mapping the Publication Cycle to Deposit Workflows for Data and Publications. 232-238 - Bastian Melsheimer, Marcus Walther:
Introducing CRIS at FAU: Project Presentation. 239-244 - Milorad Filipovic, Renata Vaderna, Zeljko Ivkovic, Sebastijan Kaplar, Zeljko Vukovic, Igor Dejanovic, Gordana Milosavljevic, Dragan Ivanovic:
Application of Kroki Mockup Tool to Implementation of Executable CERIF Specification. 245-252 - Christoph Quix, Mathias Riechert:
Modelling National Research Information Contexts Based on CERIF. 253-259 - Mathias Riechert, Sophie Biesenbender, Christoph Quix:
Developing and Standardising Definitions for Research Information: Framework and Methods of Successful Process Documentation. 260-267 - Alejandro Engelmann, Christer Enkvist, Carl-Johan Syrén:
On Representing Affiliations in the CERIF Model. 268-275 - Tamsin Burland, Catherine Grout:
Standards and Interoperability: How Jisc's Work Supports Reporting, Communicating and Measuring Research in the UK. 276-282 - José Carvalho, Cátia Laranjeira, Vasco Vaz, João Mendes Moreira:
Monitoring a National Open Access Funder Mandate. 283-290 - Masud Khokhar, Hardy Schwamm, John Krug, Adrian Albin-Clark:
Data Management Administration Online (DMAOnline). 291-298 - Jyrki Ilva:
Towards Reliable Data - Counting the Finnish Open Access Publications. 299-304 - Joachim Schöpfel, Hélène Prost, Violaine Rebouillat:
Research Data in Current Research Information Systems. 305-320 - Eduard Simons, Mijke Jetten, Maaike Messelink, Marnix van Berchum, Hans Schoonbrood, Marion Wittenberg:
The Important Role of CRIS's for Registering and Archiving Research Data. The RDS-project at Radboud University (the Netherlands) in Cooperation with Data-archive DANS. 321-328 - Suvi Remes, Miika Alonen, Patrik Maltusch, Mikael af Hällström, Stina Westman:
Say, "S" (as) Semantics - and Mean it! Path to Semantically Interoperable Digital Research Services. 329-334 - Sadia Vancauwenbergh:
Governance of Research Information and Classifications, Key Assets to Interoperability of CRIS Systems in Inter-organizational Contexts. 335-342 - Keith G. Jeffery, Anne Asserson, Laurent Remy, Valérie Brasse:
A CERIF Description of an OA Policy to Ease Monitoring Compliance. 343-350
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