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I 4 : Interoperable International Identifier Infrastructure

In March 2009, a workshop in Amsterdam led to the creation of a draft action plan for an Interoperable Identification Infrastructure. Since then, a slightly updated version was made available online, inviting comments. The Australian National Data Service, with key staff members like Andrew Treloar and Adrian Burton, is leading the effort, collaborating with colleagues in the UK, Europe, and the US. Initial focuses include People Identifier Interoperability and Object Identifier Interoperability, aiming to have concrete proposals by August/September. For inquiries, contact Andrew Treloar at ANDS.

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I 4 : Interoperable International Identifier Infrastructure

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  1. I4: Interoperable International Identifier Infrastructure Update on Progress Andrew Treloar/David Groenewegen

  2. Background • Workshop in Amsterdam in March 2009: draft action plan was created for Interoperable Identification Infrastructure. • Post workshop: slightly updated version of the action plan put online, number of comments received • http://repinf.pbworks.com/Interoperable-identification-infrastructure • Action plan not yet updated/revised

  3. Proposed approach • Responsibility rests with Australian National Data Service (ANDS –http://ands.org.au/) staff: Andrew Treloar, Adrian Burton • Work collaboratively with colleagues in the UK, Europe and the US, as well as with relevant funding authorities interested in assisting • ANDS may be able to fund some work on software development • But other parties will need to undertake complementary work (either in data provision or software development) • Considering benefits of employing a project manager based in the UK/Europe in order to minimise timezone difficulties and facilitate closer co-operation • Focus initially on a subset of the activities listed in the draft action plan

  4. Initial activities • People Identifier Interoperability • enable people to create equivalence/non-equivalence assertions between a subset of their different digital identities, and to store these equivalences • Object Identifier Interoperability • provide a simple queryable object equivalence service, initially at FRBR Manifestation level, later at FRBR Expression level • Aim: concrete proposals ready for potential funders by August/September

  5. Further questions Please contact: Andrew.Treloar@ands.org.au Thank you

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