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The default configuration is
| Preference shortname | DSpace-CRIS property | ORCID property |
|---|---|---|
| orcid-profile-pref-affiliation | affiliation | affiliations-employment |
| orcid-profile-pref-authorid | authorid | external-identifier-Researcher ID |
| orcid-profile-pref-biography | biography | biography |
| orcid-profile-pref-education | education | affiliations-education |
| orcid-profile-pref-email | primary-email | |
| orcid-profile-pref-fullName | fullName | name |
| orcid-profile-pref-iso-3166-country | country | iso-3166-country |
| orcid-profile-pref-keywords | keywords | keywords |
| orcid-profile-pref-otheremails | otheremails | other-emails |
| orcid-profile-pref-personalsite | personalsite | researcher-urls |
| orcid-profile-pref-preferredName | preferredName | credit-name |
| orcid-profile-pref-scopusid | scopusid | external-identifier-Scopus Author ID |
| orcid-profile-pref-variants | variants | other-names |
ORCID as a local profile URL
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[dspace.url]/cris/rp/details.htmlhtm?lt=orcid&lv=[ORCiD ID] |
is automatically resolved to the researcher profile that old this specific ORCiD ID. With such functionality it is easy to link existent systems to DSpace-CRIS without that them need to know anything about DSpace-CRIS, its internal database structure and IDs. Also staff number or other identifier can be used in the same way changing the lt parameter (lookup term) to match the shortname of the property holding the external ID