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OpenRIF is an open source community devoted to developing and
promoting interoperable and extensible semantic infrastructure for
scholarship.

OpenRIF community members currently work on various semantic
infrastructure components: 

- VIVO-ISF for representing people, works and the relationships of
  people and works eagle-i for representing research resources, and
  the relationship of those resources to people and their works
- SciENcv, the federal researcher profile and biosketch infrastructure
- PARDI, the NIH Portfolio Analysis and Reporting Data Infrastructure,
  for research impact and evaluation
- Attribution for many types of contributions across a wide spectrum of scholarship

OpenRIF seeks to align with other information representation efforts
in scholarship to insure scalable/exchangeable information
infrastructure for scholarship.  Such related efforts include [ORCiD](http://orcid.org/),
[SHARE](http://www.share-research.org/), [DataCite](https://www.datacite.org/), [NIH BD2K](https://datascience.nih.gov/bd2k), [LD4L](https://www.ld4l.org/), [EuroCRIS](http://www.eurocris.org/) and others. OpenRIF relies
on existing semantic infrastructure such as obo, bfo, foaf, skos, and
others to contribute to a growing effort to share semantics across
domains.

OpenRIF community on GitHub: https://github.com/openrif/community

Contribute to OpenRIF discussion via Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/openrif

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layout: page
title: "Welcome to OpenRIF"
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OpenRIF is an open source community devoted to developing and
promoting interoperable and extensible semantic infrastructure for
scholarship.

OpenRIF community members currently work on various semantic
infrastructure components: 

- VIVO-ISF for representing people, works and the relationships of
  people and works eagle-i for representing research resources, and
  the relationship of those resources to people and their works
- SciENcv, the federal researcher profile and biosketch infrastructure
- PARDI, the NIH Portfolio Analysis and Reporting Data Infrastructure,
  for research impact and evaluation
- Attribution for many types of contributions across a wide spectrum of scholarship

OpenRIF seeks to align with other information representation efforts
in scholarship to insure scalable/exchangeable information
infrastructure for scholarship.  Such related efforts include [ORCiD](http://orcid.org/),
[SHARE](http://www.share-research.org/), [DataCite](https://www.datacite.org/), [NIH BD2K](https://datascience.nih.gov/bd2k), [LD4L](https://www.ld4l.org/), [EuroCRIS](http://www.eurocris.org/) and others. OpenRIF relies
on existing semantic infrastructure such as obo, bfo, foaf, skos, and
others to contribute to a growing effort to share semantics across
domains.

[OpenRIF community on GitHub](https://github.com/openrif/community)

[OpenRIF community on Google Groups](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/openrif)


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