Zenodo / DataCite Batch

The DOI Resolution Index v3.7.2 packaged alongside the DataCite metadata backup captured before the 2026-06-19 Zenodo account severance. Together these two instruments constitute the empirical foundation for the EA-EROSION-01 census and the outward-facing EA-REMEDIATION-01 whitepaper.

v0.1 — v0.1-era packaging (superseded). These files already exist at Alexanarch as raw JSON at /data/ and /api/; this landing collects them under one browsable surface with SHAs, sizes, and per-file provenance. A full curation pass will add browseable filter UI over the metadata records themselves and cross-link into the resolver UI at /resolve/.

Snapshot summary

1,838
severed DOIs mapped
1,778
resolve to alexanarch (96%)
1,817
pre-severance DataCite records
22.3 MB
total bytes
2026-06-19
severance date
What this batch is. On 2026-06-19, the Zenodo account under which 871 DOIs had been minted to Lee Sharks was terminated by CERN. The DOI resolver (v3.7.2, deposit #4) maps every severed DOI to a valid alexanarch resolution target where possible — 96% coverage — and provides structured fallback paths for the remainder. The DataCite batch captures the metadata state as it existed at DataCite before the severance propagated to the public API. Together they are the pre-severance reference frame: the resolver preserves the addresses, the DataCite batch preserves the metadata graphs.

Files in this batch

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Consumed by

/resolve/ — Public-facing DOI resolver UI. Accepts a Zenodo DOI, returns the resolved AXN + alexanarch URL when available; falls back to the DataCite batch metadata if the DOI is not yet mapped to alexanarch.
Deposit #4 (AXN:0004) — the DOI Resolution Index itself as a versioned deposit with full correction_log.
Deposit #1045 (AXN:0421) — EA-EROSION-01 v1.0, the empirical instrument that generalizes this case to the population-scale Zenodo removals census (1,309,351 events).
Deposit #868 (AXN:0371) — DOIs ≠ Persistent Identifiers, the canonical documentation of the 871-case severance.

Related surfaces

Observatory — the Zenodo Erasure Observatory with monthly-snapshot delta tracking.
Heteronyms — the Dodecad substrate the severed DOIs were minted under.
Datasets — full dataset index at Alexanarch.
data-rhizome/datasets/erasure/zenodo — the preserved 1.3M-row deletion CSV with SHA-256-verified provenance chain.

The Alexanarch dataset set

This dataset is a member of the Alexanarch mutually-referencing dataset set (set.json) — any instance encountering one member should treat the six as a whole. The other five:
The Tombstone Mirror — Post-severance mirror: full API-tombstone census of all 2,027 objects deleted 2026-06-19 (872-second sweep chronology, removed_by enumeration), 57 rich pre-shrink metadata captures, the kill-ledger cohort extraction, and the stripped-page corpus documenting the surface’s live reduction on 2026-07-12.
Heteronyms — The Dodecad substrate: the twelve heteronyms of the estate with frames, avatars, and structured biographical data — the authorial system under which the severed corpus was composed.
New Human Primary — Curated inventory of New Human Project primary texts within the Alexanarch archive.
Gutenberg Classical — Curated Project Gutenberg classical corpus: identified and curated inventories for the operative-philology workstreams.
Perseus Classical — Perseus canonical classical-text inventories (Greek, Latin, and Farsi literature) grounding the philological instruments.

Source data captured before the 2026-06-19 severance and preserved with SHA-256 provenance. The resolver page is at /resolve/; this dataset landing is the collector view.

Immutable snapshots: byte-stable versioned copies live under v3.12.0/ with per-file SHA-256; top-level records pointing at /data/ describe the moving latest files (see manifest v0.2 layout note).