Persistent identifiers for digital objects - Revision history

Editor at 11:57, 18 November 2021

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	“If you have a building that's 30-odd years old and on each floor you need to replace some doors, you could look at the reference code for that door, you could see that it was made by a company in Germany that no longer trades – but the code would tell you what alternative you could use. So, if it was a fire door it would have the same properties and dimensions, and so on.”		“If you have a building that's 30-odd years old and on each floor you need to replace some doors, you could look at the reference code for that door, you could see that it was made by a company in Germany that no longer trades – but the code would tell you what alternative you could use. So, if it was a fire door it would have the same properties and dimensions, and so on.”

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Asset information model.		* Asset information model.
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	* BIM articles.		* BIM articles.
	* BIM glossary of terms.		* BIM glossary of terms.
		+	* BSI construction product identification system.
	* Construction industry knowledge standard.		* Construction industry knowledge standard.
	* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.		* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.

Editor at 17:36, 27 May 2021

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	* Construction industry knowledge standard.		* Construction industry knowledge standard.
	* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.		* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.
−	* Non-fungible token NFT	+	* Non-fungible token NFT.
	* Student projects released as non-fungible tokens.		* Student projects released as non-fungible tokens.

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:BIM]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:BIM]]

Editor at 17:35, 27 May 2021

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	* Construction industry knowledge standard.		* Construction industry knowledge standard.
	* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.		* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.
		+	* Non-fungible token NFT
	* Student projects released as non-fungible tokens.		* Student projects released as non-fungible tokens.

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:BIM]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:BIM]]

Editor at 15:50, 26 May 2021

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	“If you have a building that's 30-odd years old and on each floor you need to replace some doors, you could look at the reference code for that door, you could see that it was made by a company in Germany that no longer trades – but the code would tell you what alternative you could use. So, if it was a fire door it would have the same properties and dimensions, and so on.”		“If you have a building that's 30-odd years old and on each floor you need to replace some doors, you could look at the reference code for that door, you could see that it was made by a company in Germany that no longer trades – but the code would tell you what alternative you could use. So, if it was a fire door it would have the same properties and dimensions, and so on.”

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

		+	* Asset information model.
	* BIM.		* BIM.
	* BIM articles.		* BIM articles.
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	* Construction industry knowledge standard.		* Construction industry knowledge standard.
	* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.		* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.
−	* ~~Asset information model~~.	+	* Student projects released as non-fungible tokens.

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:BIM]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:BIM]]

Designing Buildings at 08:08, 17 December 2020

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	* Asset information model.		* Asset information model.

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Designing Buildings at 16:08, 8 July 2016

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	* Give a more accurate method of referring to components.		* Give a more accurate method of referring to components.
	* Help digitise whole assets such as buildings.		* Help digitise whole assets such as buildings.
−	* Act as a form of meta-data, for information from ~~manufacturers’~~ catalogues and other sources.	+	* Act as a form of meta-data, for information from manufacturers' catalogues and other sources.

	The identifier could be applied to every individual item, specific batches, or classes of items. It might take the form of a barcode, a radio transmitter or some other form of physical marker.		The identifier could be applied to every individual item, specific batches, or classes of items. It might take the form of a barcode, a radio transmitter or some other form of physical marker.
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	In October 2015, RIBA Enterprises, the British Standards Institution (BSI) and the Construction Products Association (CPA) announced a 2-year project, supported by a grant from Innovate UK, to research the use of persistent identifiers for buildings. If the research is successful, a joint venture may be established to manage the scheme.		In October 2015, RIBA Enterprises, the British Standards Institution (BSI) and the Construction Products Association (CPA) announced a 2-year project, supported by a grant from Innovate UK, to research the use of persistent identifiers for buildings. If the research is successful, a joint venture may be established to manage the scheme.

−	James Forbes, project manager at RIBA Enterprises, said “A product is manufactured, it goes to a distribution centre, then it goes to a trade company or ~~builder’s~~ merchant, and at each step ~~it’s~~ pushed into a different system and classified in a different way. If you have a persistent identifier you can trace everything back to its origin.”	+	James Forbes, project manager at RIBA Enterprises, said “A product is manufactured, it goes to a distribution centre, then it goes to a trade company or builder's merchant, and at each step it's pushed into a different system and classified in a different way. If you have a persistent identifier you can trace everything back to its origin.”

−	“If you have a building ~~that’s~~ 30-odd years old and on each floor you need to replace some doors, you could look at the reference code for that door, you could see that it was made by a company in Germany that no longer trades – but the code would tell you what alternative you could use. So, if it was a fire door it would have the same properties and dimensions, and so on.”	+	“If you have a building that's 30-odd years old and on each floor you need to replace some doors, you could look at the reference code for that door, you could see that it was made by a company in Germany that no longer trades – but the code would tell you what alternative you could use. So, if it was a fire door it would have the same properties and dimensions, and so on.”

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	* Asset information model.		* Asset information model.

−	[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]]	+	[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:DCN_Research,_Development_and_Innovation]] [[Category:BIM]]

Designing Buildings at 15:00, 14 March 2016

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	Persistent Identifiers (PI or persistent digital identifiers) are long-lasting, unique, numeric and/or character strings that reference a digital object such as a file or a set of files. They facilitate access to the digital object via a persistent link.		Persistent Identifiers (PI or persistent digital identifiers) are long-lasting, unique, numeric and/or character strings that reference a digital object such as a file or a set of files. They facilitate access to the digital object via a persistent link.

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	The allocation of ISBN numbers (International Standards Book Numbers) to publications is another example of a persistent identifier.		The allocation of ISBN numbers (International Standards Book Numbers) to publications is another example of a persistent identifier.

−	It is thought that the use of persistent identifiers could be useful in Building Information Modelling (BIM). BIM is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a digital model of a building or other facility (such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on).	+	It is thought that the use of persistent identifiers could be useful in Building Information Modelling (BIM). BIM is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing a digital model of a building or other facility (such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on).

	If a unique identifier were allocated to each individual building component, it might:		If a unique identifier were allocated to each individual building component, it might:
−	*Avoid the need for different identification systems throughout the supply chain.	+
−	*Allow product details to be accessed reliably in the future for maintenance and replacement purposes.	+	* Avoid the need for different identification systems throughout the supply chain.
−	*Give a more accurate method of referring to components.	+	* Allow product details to be accessed reliably in the future for maintenance and replacement purposes.
−	*Help digitise whole assets such as buildings.	+	* Give a more accurate method of referring to components.
−	*Act as a form of meta-data, for information from manufacturers’ catalogues and other sources.	+	* Help digitise whole assets such as buildings.
		+	* Act as a form of meta-data, for information from manufacturers’ catalogues and other sources.

	The identifier could be applied to every individual item, specific batches, or classes of items. It might take the form of a barcode, a radio transmitter or some other form of physical marker.		The identifier could be applied to every individual item, specific batches, or classes of items. It might take the form of a barcode, a radio transmitter or some other form of physical marker.

−	In October 2015, RIBA Enterprises, the British Standards Institution (BSI) and the Construction Products Association (CPA) announced a 2-year project, supported by a grant from Innovate UK, to research the use of persistent identifiers for buildings~~. The persistent digital identifiers project will run for two years~~. If the research is successful, a joint venture may be established to manage the scheme.	+	In October 2015, RIBA Enterprises, the British Standards Institution (BSI) and the Construction Products Association (CPA) announced a 2-year project, supported by a grant from Innovate UK, to research the use of persistent identifiers for buildings. If the research is successful, a joint venture may be established to manage the scheme.

	James Forbes, project manager at RIBA Enterprises, said “A product is manufactured, it goes to a distribution centre, then it goes to a trade company or builder’s merchant, and at each step it’s pushed into a different system and classified in a different way. If you have a persistent identifier you can trace everything back to its origin.”		James Forbes, project manager at RIBA Enterprises, said “A product is manufactured, it goes to a distribution centre, then it goes to a trade company or builder’s merchant, and at each step it’s pushed into a different system and classified in a different way. If you have a persistent identifier you can trace everything back to its origin.”
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*BIM.	+
−	*BIM articles.	+	* BIM.
−	*BIM glossary of terms.	+	* BIM articles.
−	*Construction industry knowledge standard.	+	* BIM glossary of terms.
−	*Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.	+	* Construction industry knowledge standard.
−	*Asset information model.	+	* Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.
		+	* Asset information model.

	[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]]		[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]]

Designing Buildings: moved Persistent identifier to Persistent identifiers for digital objects

2015-09-24T07:41:43Z

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Designing Buildings at 08:28, 4 July 2015

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	*Give a more accurate method of referring to components.		*Give a more accurate method of referring to components.
	*Help digitise whole assets such as buildings.		*Help digitise whole assets such as buildings.
−	*Act as a form of meta-data, for information manufacturers’ catalogues and other sources.	+	*Act as a form of meta-data, for information from manufacturers’ catalogues and other sources.

	The identifier could be applied to every individual item, specific batches, or classes of items. It might take the form of a barcode, a radio transmitter or some other form of physical marker.		The identifier could be applied to every individual item, specific batches, or classes of items. It might take the form of a barcode, a radio transmitter or some other form of physical marker.

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Persistent Identifiers (PI or persistent digital identifiers) are long-lasting, unique, numeric and/or character strings that reference a digital object such as a file or a set of files. They facilitate access to the digital object via a persistent link.

Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) are one example of persistent identifiers. The DOI system enables the registration and use of persistent interoperable identifiers, called DOIs, for use on digital networks. Clicking on a DOI directs the user to one or more URLs or other services related to a single resource. If the URLs or services change (for example if the resource moves) the DOI continues to direct users to the correct resources or services at their new locations.

The allocation of ISBN numbers (International Standards Book Numbers) to publications is another example of a persistent identifier.

It is thought that the use of persistent identifiers could be useful in Building Information Modelling (BIM). BIM is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a digital model of a building or other facility (such as a bridge, highway, tunnel and so on).

If a unique identifier were allocated to each individual building component, it might:
*Avoid the need for different identification systems throughout the supply chain.
*Allow product details to be accessed reliably in the future for maintenance and replacement purposes.
*Give a more accurate method of referring to components.
*Help digitise whole assets such as buildings.
*Act as a form of meta-data, for information manufacturers’ catalogues and other sources.

The identifier could be applied to every individual item, specific batches, or classes of items. It might take the form of a barcode, a radio transmitter or some other form of physical marker.

In October 2015, RIBA Enterprises, the British Standards Institution (BSI) and the Construction Products Association (CPA) announced a 2-year project, supported by a grant from Innovate UK, to research the use of persistent identifiers for buildings. The persistent digital identifiers project will run for two years. If the research is successful, a joint venture may be established to manage the scheme.

James Forbes, project manager at RIBA Enterprises, said “A product is manufactured, it goes to a distribution centre, then it goes to a trade company or builder’s merchant, and at each step it’s pushed into a different system and classified in a different way. If you have a persistent identifier you can trace everything back to its origin.”

“If you have a building that’s 30-odd years old and on each floor you need to replace some doors, you could look at the reference code for that door, you could see that it was made by a company in Germany that no longer trades – but the code would tell you what alternative you could use. So, if it was a fire door it would have the same properties and dimensions, and so on.”

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*BIM.
*BIM articles.
*BIM glossary of terms.
*Construction industry knowledge standard.
*Proposal for a standard method for the preparation of construction industry knowledge.
*Asset information model.

[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]]