FRSM-01 metric: Does the software have a globally unique and persistent identifier?

A software object may be assigned with a globally unique identifier such that it can be referenced unambiguously by humans or machines. Globally unique means an identifier should be associated with only one resource at any time. Examples of unique identifiers of data used for software include: Digital Object Identifier (DOI), the Handle System, Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) such as URL and URN, and Software Heritage Identifiers (SWHID). A data repository may assign a globally unique identifier to your data or metadata when you publish and make it available through its curation service.

Source: This metric is an instance of FSRM-01, developed within the FAIR-IMPACT project. More information about the project is available at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15535629

Metric information

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Title
Does the software have a globally unique and persistent identifier?
Identifier
https://w3id.org/rsfc/metric/FRSM-01
Keywords
Metric, FAIR
Contact Point
Daniel Garijo at upm.es
Publisher
Ontology Engineering Group, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Version
1.1
License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Landing Page
https://w3id.org/rsfc/metric/FRSM-01
Dimension
R3: Software meets domain-relevant community standards.
Benchmark
General Benchmark for RSFC: Benchmark for FAIR research software based on the metrics from the FAIR-IMPACT deliverable.
Applicable for
https://schema.org/DefinedTermSet
Supported by
https://w3id.org/rsfc/
Metric Status
Active
  • Active: The metric is actively used and maintained.
  • Proposed: The metric is under review or consideration for adoption.
  • Inactive: The metric is not currently in use but remains available for reference.
  • Deprecated: The metric has been retired and should no longer be used.
Test
https://w3id.org/rsfc/test/RSFC-01-3
Ontology Engineering Group https://oeg.fi.upm.es