AAHEP9 Information Provider Summit

Europe/Berlin
Building 1b, SemR. 4 (DESY, Hamburg)

Building 1b, SemR. 4

DESY, Hamburg

Notkestraße 85, 22607 Hamburg, Germany
Description

The 9th Summit of Information Providers in Astronomy, Astrophysics and High Energy Physics will be hosted by DESY, Hamburg (Germany). Attendees will include representatives of INSPIRE, ADS, arXiv, journal publishers, and others involved in providing access to information in these fields.

 

Some of the topics that we expect to cover during the meeting are:

  • Data/Software availability and citation and submission of other materials

  • Article-data linking

  • ORCID integration

  • Metrics for measuring impact

  • Issues with referencing and affiliations

  • Other important topics around the role of proceedings in the field

 
Further details on the format and the specific session topics are available here (working document): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bw7_uvJJRU-iK9mtanxSeHOvjNrV_hkg3_vnoa1DGZk/edit?usp=sharing

Notes from the meeting are taken in this shared document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ok3F3qRdz1_HIz9y9wC6titTyiRgp2HdwcdtEJWQ0vA/edit?usp=sharing

This meeting follows on from 8 previous meetings in the series:
 

By Invitation Only;

 

Organizing committee:

Programm: Sünje Dallmeier-Tiessen, Artemis Lavasa (for the THOR project)

Local: Kirsten Sachs
Participants
  • Adam Leary
  • Adriaan Klinkenberg
  • Alberto Accomazzi
  • Alexander Wagner
  • Aliaksandr Birukou
  • Annette Holtkamp
  • Artemis Lavasa
  • Bernard Hecker
  • Carolyn Grant
  • Chiara Farinelli
  • Christian Caron
  • Cristiana Prever
  • Daniel Grunberger
  • Eckhard Elsen
  • Edwin Henneken
  • Enrico M. Balli
  • Erick Weinberg
  • Florian Schwennsen
  • Frank Schluenzen
  • Gilles Landais
  • Graham McCann
  • Iain Hrynaszkiewicz
  • Iulia Georgescu
  • James Entwood
  • Jean-Paul Jorda
  • Jens Vigen
  • Jose Stoop
  • Juerg Beringer
  • Kirsten Sachs
  • Mark Doyle
  • Martin Fenner
  • Martin Köhler
  • Micha Moskovic
  • Michael Kurtz
  • Mick McElroy
  • Morgan Hollis
  • Pierre Ocvirk
  • Raheleh Motamedi
  • Roman Chyla
  • Salvatore MELE
  • Samuele Kaplun
  • Sonal Shukla
  • Stella Christodoulaki
  • Suenje Dallmeier-Tiessen
  • Thorsten Schwander
  • Urs Heller
  • Volker RW Schaa
    • 08:30 09:00
      Coffee and badges

      Registration

    • 09:00 09:30
      Introduction
      Conveners: Kirsten Sachs (DESY), Dr Suenje Dallmeier-Tiessen (CERN)
      • 09:00
        Welcome to DESY 5m
        Speaker: Kirsten Sachs (DESY)
        Slides
    • 09:30 10:30
      Invited Talk by Martin Fenner (Datacite): Linking articles, data and software using Persistent Identifiers
      slides
    • 10:30 11:00
      Coffee
    • 11:00 11:15
      Working sessions introduction

      Objectives and goals of all the working groups

    • 11:15 13:00
      Working Session: Role of Proceedings (Part I)

      With contributions by:
      Marcel Ackermann - DBLP experience with proceedings in computer science
      Jens Vigen - Open Access proceedings and pricing
      Enrico Balli - Different needs, different solutions
      Aliaksandr Birukou - Unique conference identifiers and CrossMark for proceedings
      Chiara Farinelli - Publishing proceedings - experience of NIMA, NIMB and JINST

    • 13:00 14:00
      Working lunch

      To delve deeper into the topic of proceedings or "mock conferences".

    • 14:00 14:15
      Working Session: Role of Proceedings (Part II)

      Reporting back from working lunch. Lessons Learnt.

    • 14:15 17:30
      Working Session: Data and Software

      5' quick intro: motivation for the session
      40' Iain: data availability/citation article-data linking, SN data policies and the policy implementation process, current landscape with regard to policies applicable to software, insights about the time required to add data availability statements, data journals, maybe something on publishing additional materials (e.g. iPhython notebooks)
      15' community specific aspects and introduction to break out groups: data repositories for submission, submitting & publishing additional material, data citation and data availability sections, other community-specific topics
      1 hour 15' for break out sessions and maybe some coffee
      45' for plenary aiming at discussing and solidifying the next steps for the community

      slides
    • 19:30 22:00
      Dinner (sponsored by DESY)
      • 19:30
        CountryKitchen 2h 30m Hemmingstedter Weg 2 (Hamburg)

        Hemmingstedter Weg 2

        Hamburg

        Map
        Menu
    • 09:00 09:15
      Welcome and summary from day 1
    • 09:15 10:45
      Working Session: Measuring and visualizing impact Part I

      9:15 - 9:55 - presentations (10 min per person)
      Michael Kurtz
      Martin Fenner
      Adriaan Klinkenberg
      Edwin Henneken
      9:55 - 10:45 - break-out sessions
      "Alternative Metrics - Role? Who?" point person: Edwin
      "Measuring Impact of Software/Data - How? What?" - point person: Chiara
      "Traditional Metrics - What? How?" - point person: Adriaan

      10:45 - 11:00 - Coffee

      11:00 - 12:00 - Plenary session
      - reporting back from break-out session
      - wrap-up

    • 10:45 11:00
      Coffee
    • 11:00 12:00
      Working Session: Measuring and visualizing impact Part II
      • Introduction in Plenary
      • Break out discussion
      • Coffee
      • Wrap up in Plenary (part II)
    • 12:00 13:00
      Lunch
    • 13:00 15:00
      Working Session: ORCID and Affiliations

      1 How are you using ORCID to date?
      2 Do you push any information to ORCID? (Or to CrossRef re/ ORCID IDs? Or to anywhere else?)
      3 Do you pull any information from ORCID? (Or from CrossRef? re/ ORCID IDs? Or from anywhere else)
      4 Which is the next thing you are planning to do with ORCID?

      • First, we'll have a short ORCID update, recalling the overall organization numbers, achievements, challenges and plan.
      • Then, we'd like to have a short stand-up chat, where each of you could have an opportunity to share information with the group on any or all of these questions, it will be informal, no slides.
      • After this, we would assemble together in a few small groups, around some of these topics, hopefully to see some concrete opportunities to cooperate in the next months
      • Finally, each of the small groups could say a few words on what could happen next
      slides
    • 15:00 15:30
      Summary of working sessions
    • 15:30 16:00
      Roadmap and feedback
      • Next steps
      • Future projects and collaborations
      • Feedback on the workshop and suggestions for next AAHEP