Repository Tools
Seven 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.