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WHEN DATA BECOME FIRST CLASS OBJECTS

JOEL HAMMOND, SR DIRECTOR, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENTIP & SCIENCE

DATACITE 2011 SUMMER MEETING

AUGUST 24, 2011

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AGENDA

• INSIGHTS FROM THE MARKET

• MAKE YOUR DIGITAL OBJECTS INTEROPERABLE

• ENTITY LINKING

• DATA CITATION

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INSIGHTS FROM THE MARKET

DIGITAL OBJECTS: INTEROPERABLILITY

Content Interoperability

Entities

CategoriesData

ElementsRelationshi

ps Thomson Reuters Content

ContextContext ContextContext

Third Party Content

Text Mining

Identifiers

Identity (IDs)

Typing

Classification

Provenance

Relationships

IP

Business Logic

ENTITY LINKING: FROM GENE NAMESTO PATHWAY MAPS

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unique id

Gene/proteinsynonyms

Gene Pathway maps

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MAKING INFORMATION INTELLIGENT

Links to Gene Name Information

DIGITAL DATA: LINKS AND NAVIGATION

• Murder Cases in 33 Large Urban Counties in the United States, 1988Author(s): United States Department of Justice. Bureau of Justice Statistics Source: 1988. http://dx.doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR08915

Distributor: ICPSR [9 Datasets]Times cited: 4

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Link to full bibliographic

record

Associated Datasets Times cited from citing

articles Link to external Data Study

or download page

BIBLIOGRPAHIC RECORD FOR DATA

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LINKED PRIMARY RESEARCH LITERATURE

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ENRICHED CONNECTIONS FOR DATA

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• Primary Research Literature

• Associated Datasets

• “Citing” Articles

• Usage such as downloads

• Citation counts

CONCLUSION

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• Optimized search and discovery of large and diverse content sets

• Facilitate deep connectivity and interoperability between data and the research literature

• Robust citation capabilities that enable attribution of credit

• Ability to track and measure scholarly contributions at many levels, including usage and citation behavior

Thank You

Joel HammondSr Director, Product Developmentjoel.hammond@thomsonreuters.com+1 215-823-2740