In the spreadsheet we already track doi_authority, which is 10.5064, for example, for https://data.qdr.syr.edu
We can discover that the client id is "gdcc.syr-qdr" for that example, like this (original tip):
curl -s https://api.datacite.org/prefixes/10.5064 | jq -r '.data.relationships.clients.data[0].id'
Once we have the id (which I think we should probably put in the spreadsheet directly, rather than calling the DataCite API above in real time), we can link to https://metadata.datacite.org/gdcc.syr-qdr for example, from the map. It looks like this:
Hat tip to @adam3smith who put this new metadata quality dashboard ( https://datacite.org/blog/visualize-and-monitor-datacite-metadata-quality-with-new-dashboards/ ) on my radar at https://groups.google.com/g/dataverse-community/c/QgABHnstzXA/m/-2ZpsE5iBAAJ ! ❤️
In the spreadsheet we already track doi_authority, which is 10.5064, for example, for https://data.qdr.syr.edu
We can discover that the client id is "gdcc.syr-qdr" for that example, like this (original tip):
Once we have the id (which I think we should probably put in the spreadsheet directly, rather than calling the DataCite API above in real time), we can link to https://metadata.datacite.org/gdcc.syr-qdr for example, from the map. It looks like this:
Hat tip to @adam3smith who put this new metadata quality dashboard ( https://datacite.org/blog/visualize-and-monitor-datacite-metadata-quality-with-new-dashboards/ ) on my radar at https://groups.google.com/g/dataverse-community/c/QgABHnstzXA/m/-2ZpsE5iBAAJ ! ❤️