Evidence CV · Scholarly Identity Infrastructure

ORCID Scholarly Identity

A separate interoperability layer that authenticates scholarly identity and reconciles public ORCID information without replacing the Evidence CV's claim-level evidence authorities.

Public APIOAuth IdentityRead / Reconcile

Persistent Scholarly Identifier

Authenticated identity, governed claims.

ORCID supports persistent scholarly identity. The Evidence CV remains the canonical local authority for professional claims, while ORCID functions as an external identity and public-record corroboration layer.

Open Public ORCID

JW-CV-INT-ORCID-001

Jermaine E. Whiteside

ORCID iD: 0009-0004-7136-6859

External persistent scholarly identity

Static Identity Baseline
Identity authorityORCID OAuth authentication
Integration modePublic API · authenticated iD collection · public-record retrieval
Local authorityEvidence CV claims retain independent evidence authority
Write authorityNone under current Public API configuration
View interoperability status
OAuth statusStatic page established · OAuth/API activation deferred
ReconciliationPhase I static scholarly identity baseline established
API activationDeferred until static production baseline is certified
Security controlNo client secret or API runtime included in this static baseline

Relationship Model

ORCID does not replace source evidence.

A matching ORCID record can corroborate scholarly identity or activity relationships. It does not automatically verify the underlying degree, credential, appointment, or publication claim.

1

Authenticate

Collect the ORCID iD directly from its record holder through OAuth.

2

Retrieve

Read public ORCID record information through the Public API.

3

Reconcile

Compare eligible ORCID activities against governed Evidence CV claims.

4

Preserve authority

Keep Parchment, CITI, institutional records, publication records, and other sources as the evidence authorities for their own claims.

Current Boundary

Public Identity & Reconciliation

This static baseline establishes the ORCID scholarly identity page and public-record relationship first. OAuth authentication, API retrieval, reconciliation, and any future write-enabled integration remain deferred to a later controlled deployment.

IdentityAuthenticated ORCID iD
EvidenceLocal governed authorities
InteroperabilityPublic API reconciliation