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--- wiki:m3.0 [2025/06/17 14:26] – [4. The Recommendation] apoersch
+++ wiki:m3.0 [2025/06/17 14:29] (current) – [Recommendation] apoersch
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 =====Recommendation ====
 It is recommended that everyone in the Helmholtz Association use PIDInst to identify instruments in data infrastructures wherever and whenever possible.
-For organizations this means:
-   * employ measures and incentives to register instruments with PIDINST at acquisition.
-   * make a person responsible to maintain the PIDINST for each instrument (e.g. lab technicians).
-For technicians this means:
-   * register a PIDINST for instruments which weren’t registered yet.
-   * keep the PIDINST related metadata of your instruments current.
-   * Keep a written record of the PIDINST on every instrument, where possible
-   * share the PIDINST with the customer with any measurement data you deliver.
-For researchers it means:
-   * record an PIDINST with any measurement. You should find it on the instrument.
-For data infrastructures:
-   * record a PIDINST with instruments registered in data infrastructures.
-   * treat PIDINST metadata as the primary source of truth and update your own metadata accordingly.
-   * inform the responsible person if you think the PIDINST metadata is not accurate.
 =====Binding Convention: =====
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 ====4. The Recommendation====
+It is recommended that everyone in the Helmholtz Association use PIDInst to identify instruments in data infrastructures wherever and whenever possible.
-It is recommended that everyone in the Helmholtz Association use PIDInst to identify instruments in data infrastructures wherever and whenever possible.
 For organizations this means:
+   * employ measures and incentives to register instruments with PIDINST at acquisition.
-    employ measures and incentives to register instruments with PIDINST at acquisition.
+   * make a person responsible to maintain the PIDINST for each instrument (e.g. lab technicians).
-    make a person responsible to maintain the PIDINST for each instrument (e.g. lab technicians).
 For technicians this means:
+   * register a PIDINST for instruments which weren’t registered yet.
-    register a PIDINST for instruments which weren’t registered yet.
+   * keep the PIDINST related metadata of your instruments current.
-    keep the PIDINST related metadata of your instruments current.
+   * Keep a written record of the PIDINST on every instrument, where possible
-    Keep a written record of the PIDINST on every instrument, where possible
+   * share the PIDINST with the customer with any measurement data you deliver.
-    share the PIDINST with the customer with any measurement data you deliver.
 For researchers it means:
+   * record an PIDINST with any measurement. You should find it on the instrument.
-    record an PIDINST with any measurement. You should find it on the instrument.
 For data infrastructures:
+   * record a PIDINST with instruments registered in data infrastructures.
-    record a PIDINST with instruments registered in data infrastructures.
+   * treat PIDINST metadata as the primary source of truth and update your own metadata accordingly.
-    treat PIDINST metadata as the primary source of truth and update your own metadata accordingly.
+   * inform the responsible person if you think the PIDINST metadata is not accurate.
-    inform the responsible person if you think the PIDINST metadata is not accurate.
 ====5. Naming of communities that have already implemented the recommendation====