Repository Tools
Nine free, browser-based tools from Metadata Game Changers that measure the completeness, connectivity, and curation history of any DataCite repository against live data — and turn what they find into action, matching the people and organizations in your metadata to the ORCID and ROR identifiers that connect research together.
A hands-on first session with your own repository — measure, drill down, retrieve identifiers, re-curate — end to end.
Find your bright spots, learn from them, and spread their practices across your membership — with a PDF to share with members.
Scores a repository’s metadata completeness for each registered year and plots how it evolves — as line trends, a grid of radar plots, or an animated movie.
Measures metadata completeness using the MGC FAIR and Project use cases — one concept at a time.
Measures how well creators, contributors, funders, publishers, and rights carry the identifiers that connect them — and finds quick wins.
Explore repository complete curation activity over time — creates, updates, and publishes — to demonstrate and understand active collection curation.
Browses a repository’s most recent updates — or the full curation history of a single DOI — to see re-curation as it happens.
Matches affiliation, funder, and publisher names to ROR identifiers using the same affiliation-matching strategies DataCite, Crossref, and ROR use.
Finds ORCID iDs for lists of people, showing each candidate’s most recent employment and journal so the right person is easy to pick.
Finds every repository that holds records carrying an organization’s ROR — across all of DataCite — then scores the organization’s metadata in each of the places researchers publish.
Views the score histories that metrics-watch builds automatically — a fork-and-forget GitHub Action that scores your repository’s metadata every month.