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1. Craft per-issuer attributes, appropriately named, for example:
   1. eduPersonOrcid (http://orcid.org/ )
   2. eduPersonScopusId (http://www.elsevier.com/online-tools/scopus )
   3. eduPersonProfilesRnsId (http://profiles.catalyst.harvard.edu/ )
   4. add to this list
   5. Prefix "eduPerson" to the attribute name or not (e.g., eduPersonOrcid or just orcid)
2. Create a generic attribute for researcher identifiers
   1. For example, create "eduPersonResearcherId" 
   2. Then decide how to indicate the issuer for each of the values
      1. the traditional eduPerson way would be to create a string with the raw identifier value, append "@" followed by a standardized string per issuer
         1. e.g., http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3174-899X@orcid; 77863@profilesRns; 15737449500@scopus
      2. other conventions
         1. Wiki MarkupSee, for example, Roland Hedberg email "Re: \ [refeds\] ORCID attribute?"
            1. urn:schac:personalUniqueId:int:orcidID:xyz

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