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permanently resolve to a digital object | |||||
unique within our PID system without the DNS name portion of the | |||||
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works with VIVO, arXiv, OAIS (CUL), Voyager Catalog, and WorldCat etc. | |||||
resolvable through a web browser | |||||
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support for a local namespace prefix and an identifier part | |||||
support for opaque identifiers | |||||
Local part should not be Cornell branded | |||||
may be surrogate for physical object | |||||
should be short (so use 26 letters plus numbers) | |||||
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ability to request metadata about the identifier | ||||||||||||
lightweight understanding of identifier equivalence | ||||||||||||
should be easily discoverable by Google | ||||||||||||
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PID corresponding to every Cornell NetID | ||||||||||||
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HDL is Corporation of National Research Initiatives's Handle system.
PURL is OCLC's PURL system.
PURLz is Zepheira's and OCLC's new persistent URL work.
HNRS is the Harvard Name Resolution Service.
DOI is IDF's DOI system.