Which tools do you use to mint a DOI (e.g. local library, Zenodo)?
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- Zenodo × 25
- local library × 5
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- × 3
- zenodo × 3
- Bibliothek × 2
- Journal × 2
- none × 2
- Bibliothek vor Ort
- Bibliothek vor Ort, Deutsches Klimarechenzentrum
- Bibliothek vor Ort, Journaltools
- Bibliothek vor Ort, Zenodo
- Both
- CSDMS
- Cooperation with Datacite/TIB
- MPDL DOI Service, Zenodo
- Meine Software mintet selbst (direkt bei der TIB)
- OSF, Zenodo
- Our Compute Centre provides a possibility to get DOIs
- PANGAEA, local library
- Publisher von Journals oder Konferenzen
- Software vergibt selber DOIs, Bibliothek vor Ort
- Zeno do, gfz dataservices
- Zenodo, MPG.PuRE
- Zenodo, Preprint services
- Zenodo, da|ra
- Zenodo, figshare, TIBAV
- Zentralbibliothek
- es gab noch keine Veröffentlichung
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- A.
- keine
- keins
- local library, DKRZ, DWD library
- none yet, will change this habit!
- self written proxy
- software as supplementary info for a paper
- zenodo, local library, github
- zenodo, scipost