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Open science, by default

The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI) is the publisher of record. Its deposits are the pergalan editions, the methods notes and the data bundles behind them.

Repository
Zenodo
concept and version DOIs
Lîsans
CC BY 4.0
metadata CC0
Standards
8 parts
Nexus Standards applied
00At a glance

A release record, as it will read at deposit.

Dossier release record, example screenAn illustrative release of a versioned readiness dossier: its items with evidence labels and a rung not reached, a release at the programme owner’s written direction to a party the owner names, a release record with terms and no fee tied to the outcome, and a release log ending in a decision that belongs to the receiving institution. Names are examples.

Tomara berdanêA release record: digest, signatures, DOI and the open indexes. Illustrative interface; example values.

01Zenodo

Your record, curated into the edition.

Your record, step by step, from deposit to citation.

You keep your own record and DOI; curators accept or decline it into the rêzeya Pergalên Stratejîk community in the open, and an accepted record is linked from the edition and indexed.

GavWhat happensÇavkanî
01 Deposit your recordUpload your files to Zenodo under your own account and add your ORCID iD; the record and its DOI stay yours.
02 Describe itFill the DataCite fields and add related identifiers, so the record says what it is, who made it and what it relates to.
03 Choose a routeSubmit it to the Reports community, or send its DOI through the GCRI Canada gateway on this page. Either way it reaches the same curators.
04 Curators decide in the openCurators accept or decline the request with a reason that stays visible on the request.
05 Linked and indexedAn accepted record gets a UNI, is linked from the edition as a source or supplement and flows to OpenAIRE and OpenAlex.
06 Cited with your DOIThe next edition cites the record with its DOI and credits you; a correction to it becomes a new version, never a silent edit.

A teaching model of the process, not a forecast and not a record of any run; dates and counts on this page come from the programme record. Sources: Reports governance at GCRI Canada (2026); Zenodo, repository of record for Reports deposits (2026); DataCite Metadata Schema (2024).

02Deposit builder

Describe your record once, in every format.

Zenodo deposit builder

Describe your record once, in every format.

Fill in your record and copy the metadata Zenodo, GitHub and citation managers read: the InvenioRDM REST JSON, the legacy .zenodo.json and a CITATION.cff. Nothing leaves your browser.

A worked example for a dataset. With scripts on, this becomes a form that writes the three files for your own record.

InvenioRDM REST JSON
{ "metadata": { "resource_type": { "id": "dataset" }, "title": "Flood exposure of rail assets in the Rhine basin", "publication_date": "2026-10-19", "creators": [ { "person_or_org": { "type": "personal", "family_name": "Doe", "given_name": "Jane", "identifiers": [ { "scheme": "orcid", "identifier": "0000-0002-1825-0097" } ] }, "affiliations": [ { "name": "Example University" } ] } ], "description": "Exposure of rail track and stations to river flooding, with sources and method.", "rights": [ { "id": "cc-by-4.0" } ], "subjects": [ { "subject": "flood" }, { "subject": "rail" }, { "subject": "exposure" } ], "related_identifiers": [ { "identifier": "10.5281/zenodo.0000000", "scheme": "doi", "relation_type": { "id": "issupplementto" } } ], "version": "1.0.0" }, "access": { "record": "public", "files": "public" }, "files": { "enabled": true } }
.zenodo.json (legacy deposit and GitHub releases)
{ "upload_type": "dataset", "title": "Flood exposure of rail assets in the Rhine basin", "creators": [ { "name": "Doe, Jane", "orcid": "0000-0002-1825-0097", "affiliation": "Example University" } ], "description": "Exposure of rail track and stations to river flooding, with sources and method.", "access_right": "open", "license": "cc-by-4.0", "keywords": [ "flood", "rail", "exposure" ], "related_identifiers": [ { "identifier": "10.5281/zenodo.0000000", "relation": "isSupplementTo", "scheme": "doi" } ], "version": "1.0.0", "communities": [ { "identifier": "nexusreports" } ], "notes": "Contributed through Nexus Reports at GCRI." }
CITATION.cff
cff-version: 1.2.0 message: "If you use this work, please cite it as below." title: "Flood exposure of rail assets in the Rhine basin" type: dataset authors: - family-names: "Doe" given-names: "Jane" orcid: "https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1825-0097" affiliation: "Example University" version: "1.0.0" license: CC-BY-4.0 keywords: - flood - rail - exposure
  1. 01DepositCreate a record on Zenodo under your own account, with your files and your ORCID iD.
  2. 02DanasînPaste the metadata this builder writes, or fill the same fields in the Zenodo form.
  3. 03Send to the communitySend the record to the Reports community and its GCRI sub-community.
  4. 04CurateCurators accept or decline in the community’s requests, with a reason, in the open.
  5. 05GirêdanAn accepted record is linked from the next edition as a source or supplement and receives a UNI.

The Reports community on Zenodo opens with the first operational edition. Until then, send the record’s DOI through the gateway on any page and it is reviewed the same way. Nexus material is published under CC BY 4.0; external material keeps its own licence.

03Çapan

How an edition is published.

ElementHow it is done
RepositoryZenodo deposit for each edition: the PDF, the HTML package and the data bundle
NasnameConcept DOI for the edition, version DOI for each version, a UNI for every finding and figure
MetadataDataCite metadata with ORCID for people, ROR for organisations and funder identifiers
PackageRO-Crate with DCAT, PROV-O, CITATION.cff and CodeMeta
YekparebûnA signed manifest and build provenance for every release; content credentials on figures
RastkirinA new version with the notice; the concept DOI resolves to the latest version
DiscoveryOpenAIRE, OpenAlex and OAI-PMH harvesting follow from the DOI and the metadata
04Platform

Open platforms, and what each does.

PlatformWhat it does for ReportsWhat you can doGirêdan
ZenodoRepository of record: editions, data bundles and accepted contributions with DataCite DOIs; the concept DOI resolves to the latest version.Deposit your own record and submit it to the Reports community.Visit Zenodo
ORCIDContributor identity: your iD travels in the metadata, so DataCite can update your ORCID record.Add your iD; credit follows your CRediT role.Visit ORCID
ROROrganisation identity for affiliations and publishers.Name your organisation; it is resolved to its ROR record.Visit ROR
Software HeritageCode and models preserved with a SWHID; releases archived on Zenodo with CITATION.cff and CodeMeta.Point to a release; the exact version is cited.Visit Software Heritage
DataCite and CrossrefDOIs and their relations (new version of, supplemented by, derived from) keep the record linked.Cite your existing DOI; it is linked, never re-registered.Visit DataCite and Crossref
OpenAIRE and OpenAlexDiscovery: deposits flow into the OpenAIRE Graph and OpenAlex.Nothing to do; it follows from the DOI and the metadata.Visit OpenAIRE and OpenAlex
05Standards

Eight parts applied to every record.

Reports applies these Nexus Standards parts (preparatory working drafts, 2026) with the external standards they adopt. Conformance is attestation, not certification.

BeşTitleHow Reports applies it
NS-1Çavdêrxaneya UNI and the artefact catalogueEvery edition, finding, figure and accepted contribution receives a UNI that resolves to its record and versions.
NS-2Citation and attributionEditor-first citation (NR-CIT-1), CRediT contributor roles, machine forms from one citation record.
NS-3bDataset and product metadata profileData bundles in DCAT, STAC and PROV-O, packed as RO-Crate, so every value resolves to its source.
NS-5Figures, maps and visualisationFigures carry source, licence, boundary source and content credentials.
NS-12Software, models and AI/ML artefactsCode and models carry CodeMeta, CITATION.cff and SPDX identifiers; AI assistance is disclosed.
NS-13Open standards development processComments and proposals on report method enter as dockets, answered in the open.
NS-14Lihevhatin û nexşeya li standardên derveyîReport metadata crosswalks to DataCite, InvenioRDM, schema.org, JATS and Crossref; conformance is attestation.
NS-16UNI application profileOne profile for articles, documents, code, data, APIs and interfaces.
06Rewş

Five states, never mixed.

ÇAVDÊRÎKIRÎ
Measured directly and cited.
REPORTED
Published by a named source and cited.
TEXMÎNKIRÎ
A programme analytical value, with its method on the page.
SENARYO
Conditional on stated assumptions, never a prediction.
EXPERT INPUT
Structured judgement from named roles, with the method stated.
07This desk

What GCRI Systems Evidence deposits.

GCRI deposits the pergalan editions of the series it leads, with their data bundles, methods and figures.

An edition is part of its Collection and its country collection. A contribution supplements the edition that used it. A correction is a new version of the record it amends.

08Reading

How GCRI Systems Evidence reads a record.

GCRI reads an edition for evidence quality. Chapter 6 of its own edition cross-references the other five desks and never copies them.

09Contributors

If you hold a record for GCRI Systems Evidence.

If you hold the evidence behind a finding, deposit it to the GCRI community and submit it. The edition will cite it as a supplement, and the DOI stays yours.

rêzeya Pergalên StratejîkTevkarî bike

Ji vê rûpelê delîl bidin.

Reports is the Consortium’s quarterly publication, written by six desks. This page sits with the GCRI Pergal e. Ya ku hûn li ser vê mijarê dizanin dikare di çapa pêşwext de bibe delîl, doz an rastkirin, bi navê we û li ber CC BY 4.0 were weşandin dema ku xebata we ya xwe ye. Heke ji maseya şaş re were şandin, tê şandin, ne red kirin.

Maseya Delîlan a GCRI Systems
Your role here

What you can do from this page.

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Bring what you know to the next edition.

Every quarter closes on a sealed evidence cut. Contributions received before the cut are reviewed for that edition; later ones wait for the next.

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