id¶

May satisfy any of the following definitions:

CERN institutional ID¶

Also called CCID (e.g. on legacy).

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

CERN

value¶

example:	`CERN-12345`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^CERN-\d+$`
minLength:	`1`

DESY identifier¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

DESY

value¶

example:	`DESY-15456`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^DESY-\d+$`
minLength:	`1`

Google Scholar profile identifier¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

GOOGLESCHOLAR

value¶

example:	`AZUAeayXuibs`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^(\w\|-){12}$`
minLength:	`1`

Inspire BAI¶

The BAI (BibAuthorID) is based on the name of the author and is used as a human-friendly unique identifier. Its general form is a firstnames.lastnames.number, where firstnames is a list of first names (or initials) separated by dots, and similarly for lastnames. Only ASCII letters (without diacritics), numbers, dashes and apostrophes are allowed in the names. By default, only initials of first names are used, but this may be changed at a cataloguer’s discretion in order to disambiguate otherwise homonymous authors.

Note

This identifier is not persistent, as it can be renamed to become more explicit (e.g. transforming an initial into a full name), or disappear when merging two different authors.

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

INSPIRE BAI

value¶

example:	`A.Einstein.1`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^((\w\|\-\|\')+\.)+\d+$`
minLength:	`1`

Inspire ID¶

This identifier is assigned to any curated author record (HEPNAMES on legacy). It is mainly used by large collaborations (providing an authors.xml file) to uniquely identify the authors of their articles.

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

INSPIRE ID

value¶

example:	`INSPIRE-12345678`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^INSPIRE-\d{8}$`
minLength:	`1`

JACoW ID¶

Author identfier assigned by the Joint Accelerator Conferences Website (JACoW).

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

JACOW

value¶

example:	`JACOW-12345678`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^JACoW-\d{8}$`
minLength:	`1`

KAKEN ID¶

Author identifier assigned by the Japanese KAKEN grants database.

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

KAKEN

value¶

example:	`KAKEN-12345678`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^KAKEN-\d{8}$`
minLength:	`1`

LinkedIn profile¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

LINKEDIN

value¶

Identifier of Linkedin profile, i.e. the part after linkedin.com/in/ in the URL.

example:	`kylecranmer`
type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

ORCID¶

ORCID provides an identifier for individuals to use with their name as they engage in research, scholarship, and innovation activities.

The ORCID identifier can be resolved by prepending http://orcid.org to the value, in order to get the ORCID record of the person.

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

ORCID

value¶

example:	`0000-0012-1234-5647`
type:	`string`
format:	`orcid`
pattern:	`^\d{4}-\d{4}-\d{4}-\d{3}[0-9X]$`
minLength:	`1`

ResearcherID¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

RESEARCHERID

value¶

example:	`A-1009-2008`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^[A-z]-\d{4}-\d{4}$`
minLength:	`1`

SCOPUS author identifier¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

SCOPUS

value¶

example:	`13245678901`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^\d{10`, `11}$`
minLength:	`1`

SLAC identifier¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

SLAC

value¶

example:	`SLAC-123456`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^SLAC-\d+$`
minLength:	`1`

SPIRES HEPNAMES ID¶

HEPNAMES entry in the old SPIRES system.

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

SPIRES

value¶

example:	HEPNAMES-123456
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^HEPNAMES-\d+$`
minLength:	`1`

Twitter handle¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

TWITTER

value¶

A twitter handle, often preceded by @.

example:	`Prof_S_Hawking`
type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

VIAF record ID¶

Record ID in the Virtual International Authority File (VIAF).

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

VIAF

value¶

example:	`75121530`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^\d{7`, `9}$`
minLength:	`1`

Wikipedia Page_name of the person¶

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

WIKIPEDIA

value¶

A page name on the English Wikipedia, i.e. the Page_name part in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Page_name.

example:	`Albert_Einstein`

Non-English Wikipedia pages can be referenced by prepending the language.

example:	`it:Fabiola_Gianotti`
type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

arXiv author identifier¶

More info at arXiv.

type:	`object`

Required:	schema, value

Properties: schema, value

schema¶

type:	`string`
minLength:	`1`

Allowed values:

ARXIV

value¶

example:	`warner_s_1`
type:	`string`
pattern:	`^\w+_(\w_)?\d+$`
minLength:	`1`