The DOI registration number
10,540,780
May.1,2023
Japan Link Center(JaLC)
supports permanent linking to academic information by DOI
JaLC is the only Japanese organization authorized by the DOI Foundation as a Registration Agency (RA) for DOI.
Administered jointly by academic institutions in Japan.
DOIs are assigned to various digital content including scholarly papers, books, research data, and e-learning, and are managed along with the content location (URL).
To activate academic research, we require to be able to access academic contents of high quality and reliable on the internet, anytime, anyone, anywhere you want to do.
In the field of academic contents, for example, academic thesis, publications, they assign number the “DOI” (Digital Object Identifier), that is a global Identifier, to contents, and manage the “DOI” with location information of contents, and enable permanent access to them.
JaLC is a system that manages bibliography and location information of electronic academic contents.
The board member includes main contents holders such as National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), National Institute of Informatics (NII), National Diet Library (NDL) and Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST).
JaLC DOI can only be registered by Japanese corporations and organizations in Japan.Please refer to the link below for details regarding other Registration Agencies.
Under Construction
[Goal]
Establish operation flows to register DOIs for research data
[Objectives]
Set policies in registering DOIs for research data
Establish operation flows to register DOIs for research data with JaLC system.
Test Data DOI registrations
October 2014 – October 2015
| Participating institutions |
|---|
| Japan Science and Technology Agency |
| National Institute of Polar Research |
| National Institute of Informatics |
| National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology |
| National Institute of Information and Communications Technology |
| Chiba University Library |
| National Institute for Materials Science |
| RIKEN Brain Science Institute |
Under Construction
Not currently
Session1
The PID Graph: Realizing the power of relational metadata
Matt Buys (Executive Director, DataCite)
Session2
DOI for Japanese academic content and PID collaboration
Masashi Hara (Manager, JST)
Session3
Research Organization Registry (ROR): Open Organization Identifiers to Connect Research
Maria Gould (ROR Project Lead, CDL)
Session4
Using PIDs at the US Department of Energy
Carly Robinson (Assistant Director, OSTI DOE)
Session5
Beyond PIDs: the importance of open scholarly infrastructure
Ed Pentz (Executive Director, Crossref)
Introduction1
Keiko Shirokizawa, Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)
Introduction2
Norman Paskin, IDF
Session1-1
Report on "The Experimental Project of DOI Registration for Research Data"
Hideaki Takeda, Joint Steering Committee, JaLC
Session1-2
Registering DOIs for Research Data: updates from DOI Registration Agencies (DataCite)
Patricia Cruse, DataCite
Session1-3
Registering DOIs for Research Data: updates from DOI Registration Agencies (ISTIC)
Qiao Xiaodong, Wanfang Data
Session1-4
Registering DOIs for Research Data: updates from DOI Registration Agencies (Crossref)
Chuck Koscher, Crossref
Session2-1
Advantage of registering DOIs, including use cases from Crossref
Chuck Koscher, Crossref
Session2-2
Advantage of registering DOIs, including use cases from EIDR
Raymond Drewry, EIDR
Session2-3
Advantage of registering DOIs, including use cases from mEDRA
Paola Mazzucchi, mEDRA
Session3-1
Diversification of Content, including speakers from NDL
Atsuko Ito, National Diet Library(NDL)
Session3-2
Diversification of Content, including speakers from Institutional Repository (AMANE)
Hiroshi Horii, AMANE.LLC
Session3-3
Diversification of Content, including speakers from airiti
Estelle Cheng, airiti
Wrap Up
Norman Paskin, IDF
JaLC system is delivered by:
Secretariat of JaLC Management Committee
(Japan Science and Technology Agency; JST
Department for Information Infrastructure)
Please be sure that you can only send inquiries in English or Japanese.
Please note that we may not be able to answer inquiries sent via free e-mail services (ex. Gmail,Yahoo mail ).
