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PIDapalooza 2019 has ended
Are you ready to PID-party!?!?  Join us at the Bernard Shaw Pub on Tuesday night at 7pm for some pre-PID festivities.  See you there!
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Marcel R. Ackermann

Schloss Dagstuhl LZI - dblp computer science bibliography
dblp computer science bibliography
Trier, Germany
Websitehttps://dagstuhl.de/ackermann
Wednesday, January 23
 

11:00am GMT

PIDs in Dublin Core Main StagePaul Walk

11:30am GMT

p(id)-2-p(id): bridging PIDs to the p2p, Content-Addressed Web? Stage 1Eoghan Ó Carragáin

12:00pm GMT

How PID are DOI's Main StageBrian Kirkegaard Lunn

1:30pm GMT

I Know What You Did Last Autumn – Or: How to Choose the Right Conference? Stage 2Stephanie Hagemann-Wilholt

2:00pm GMT

5 Steps Towards a Dream State: Persistent & Open Data Metrics Stage 2John Chodacki • Martin Fenner • Daniella Lowenberg

4:15pm GMT

Plenary: Understanding URI Ecosystems Main StageHenry Thompson

5:30pm GMT

PIDapalooza Reception Upstairs at MVP
 
Thursday, January 24
 

9:45am GMT

PID Tribal Cultures Main StageJohn Kunze • Sarala Wimalaratne • Juha Hakala • Adrian Burton

10:45am GMT

What's that DOI? How Crossref Event Data identifies DOIs on the web Main StageJoe Wass

11:15am GMT

Finding Buried Treasures – The Quest to PIDify Affiliations in Data Pubs Stage 1Maria Gould • Daniella Lowenberg

11:45am GMT

Indexing the world's citations using Open Citation Identifiers Stage 1David Shotton

1:15pm GMT

Let's ROR Together! Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Maria Gould • Ginny Hendricks • Suze Kundu

1:45pm GMT

Conference PIDs - Getting Techy Main StageGeoffrey Bilder • Aliaksandr Birukou • Martin Fenner

2:15pm GMT

Cobaltmetrics: Web-scale PID-centric Altmetrics Main StageLuc Boruta • Casey Scott McKay • Damien Vannson

3:00pm GMT

Why prizes and their citations deserve a persistent identifier of their own Stage 1Simon Porter