DSpace is limited to publication data, and DC metadata is a quagmire.
Making tags for dc.identifier.orcid would only add to the confusion. What
happens when there are multiple co-authors? We face this "many-to-many"
mapping problem not only on authors, but also on grant funding, and journal
ranking.
In our DSpace instance of the HKU Scholars Hub, we use external tables to
supplement DSpace & DC. In this example,
http://hub.hku.hk/handle/10722/149283
* Co-authors show linkage to their individual Hub author profile,
affilation, and Scopus AU-ID record. We will do similar for ORCID.
* Funder information shows name of funder next to its own grant number
* ISSN numbers show individual linkage to JCR and SciMago rankings
David T Palmer
Associate University Librarian & Digital Strategist
The University of Hong Kong Libraries
10/F Kennedy Town Centre
23 Belcher's Street
Kennedy Town
Hong Kong SAR
Tel. +852 3921 2921
http://hub.hku.hk/rp/rp00001
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