PIDfest 2026

Supporting the research data management workflow from start to finish through RAiD

The Dutch National pilot within the OSTrails project explores how machine actionable data management plans (maDMPs) can support researchers and research institutions in keeping knowledge connected. In the presentation we discuss the three pillars in this European project: planning (through DMPs), tracking (through Scientific Knowledge Graphs), and assessing (through FAIR assessment). In our national pilot we support the planning and tracking phases through a RAiD supported workflow. RAiD, the research activity identifier, acts as a PID for projects but at the same time as an envelope that links to other PIDs such as funding (GrantID), project members (ORCIDs), and research outputs (DOIs). By integrating maDMPs with RAiD, we aim to make open research information an integral part of the research process, with an emphasis on the start-up phase.

Target audience: Service providers; Policy makers and funders; Data stewards/experts; Librarians/repository managers; Research administration; Research communities/data infrastructures.

Speakers: Eileen Waegemaekers and Andrew S. Hoffman

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