ORCID Governance
The Australian ORCID Consortium Governance Committee:
The ORCID Consortium Governance Committee will act as the key vehicle in guiding the decision making of the Consortium in order for it to operate effectively and sustainably into the future.
ORCID Governance Committee: Terms of Reference
| Member | Organisation |
|---|---|
| Prof Joe Shapter | ORCID Governance Committee Independent Chair Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research Infrastructure) UQ |
| Simon Huggard | Chair of Australian ORCID Advisory Group |
| Linda O’Brien | ORCID Org International Board member |
| Elleina Filippi (nominee) | Chair of the AAF Board of the Consortium Lead or nominee |
| Jill Benn | Chair of the CAUL, or nominee |
| Dr Ross McLennan | Chair of ARMS, or nominee |
| Prof Susan Dodds | Chair of Universities Australia Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Research Committee, or nominee |
| Tony Krizan | A representative from the NHMRC, nominated by the CEO |
| Kylie Emery | A representative from the ARC, nominated by the CEO |
The Australian ORCID Advisory Group
The Australian ORCID Advisory Group will act in the interests of the nation to provide expertise and advice on leveraging maximum benefits through national adoption and use of ORCID.
Advisory Group: Terms of Reference
| Member | Organisation |
|---|---|
| Simon Huggard | Advisory Group – Chair, Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) |
| Natasha Simons | Advisory Group – Deputy Chair, Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) |
| Dr Liz Eedle | Universities Australia (UA) |
| Sian Wright | Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS) |
| Wee-Ming Boon | National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC) |
| Julia Tressider | National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC) |
| Justin Withers | Australian Research Council (ARC) |
| Anne Kealley | Council of Australasian University Directors of Information Technology (CAUDIT) |
| Linda O’Brien | Invited guest: ORCID Board of Directors ( Int. rep) |
| Heath Marks | Australian Access Federation (AAF) |
| Elleina Filippi | Australian Access Federation (AAF) |
| Melroy Almeida | Secretariat support, Australian Access Federation (AAF) |
Vision 2020
AUSTRALIA’S ORCID ASPIRATIONS
Our aspiration is that, by 2020:
- All active researchers in Australia have an ORCID identifier
- All Australian researchers actively use their ORCID ID throughout the research lifecycle
- ORCID is seen as the best way in which to identify international research experts
- The ARC/NHMRC will integrate ORCID with their grant management systems
- Government agencies draw upon ORCID data, where possible, for institutional research performance reporting and assessment
- The Australian ORCID Consortium is a thriving, sustainable and valued organisation which has steadily grown its membership base.