Recovery map for the 14,284 unique DataCite DOIs formerly registered under client crui.unifi (Università degli Studi di Firenze; Firenze University Press) and abandoned by the registration-agency migration event of 2026-07-16T07:23:35Z.
The Platform Erosion Observatory tier-1 census detected the client-count collapse (14,283 → 0) between 2026-07-13 and 2026-07-20. This dataset resolves that figure to identifiers by streaming the DataCite Public Data File 2025 — a t0 snapshot frozen at 2026-01-06T20:11:59Z, approximately six months prior to the deletion — and filtering on client_id=crui.unifi. Every DOI in this enumeration currently dead-ends at https://journals.fupress.net/inactive-doi/.
AXN #1408 (pending mint) — primary governing deposit for this datasetPEO Case 001 — analytic case fileDATACITE-PUBLIC-DATA-FILE-2025 — https://datafiles.datacite.org/datafiles/public-2025/ · 108,468,906 records · 34.4 GB · CC-BY-4.02020: 12,717 · 2021: 1,104 · 2022: 79 · 2023: 379 · 2024: 4 · 2025: 1
Top source months (mid-2020 metadata refresh dominates):
2020-06 — 4,939 DOIs2020-08 — 3,242 DOIs2020-07 — 2,392 DOIs2020-09 — 1,735 DOIs2021-03 — 528 DOIs2023-03 — 352 DOIs2020-12 — 311 DOIs2021-01 — 173 DOIs2021-06 — 94 DOIs2021-09 — 72 DOIsenumeration.tsv14,284 rows + header. Columns: doi, state, client_id, updated, source_month. ~1 MB.t0-summary.jsonStructured summary of the corpus with state, prefix, update-year, and source-month distributions.MANIFEST.jsonFull manifest with provenance, extraction method, and data-quality notes.Two DOIs in the corpus (10.13128/10.13128/ahs-23289, 10.13128/10.13128/rea-25108) embed the 10.13128 prefix a second time inside the suffix. They resolve as valid DataCite identifiers in the T0 snapshot and are preserved unaltered in the enumeration.
The tier-1 census (2026-07-13) counted 14,283 findable DOIs under this client — one below this enumeration's findable count of 14,282, consistent with a single state transition in the six-month interval between the T0 snapshot and the tier-1 census. The +2 relative to tier-1 comes from the two registered-state DOIs, which DataCite's client-count APIs generally do not surface.