| 8:00-8:30 |
Registration |
| 8:30-9:00 |
2. Welcome and Introduction
- Helen Tibbo, SILS, UNC-Chapel Hill
- Jose Marie Griffiths, Dean, SILS, UNC-Chapel Hill
- Bernadette Gray-Little, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, UNC-Chapel Hill
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| 9:00-10:30 |
3. Concurrent Sessions - What do Digital Curators do and What do They Need to Know?
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1. Funders' Perspectives
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2. ARL Libraries' Perspectives
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3. Consortia & Professional Organizations' Perspectives
- Tim Mark, CARL, Chair and Comment
- Robin Dale, OCLC/RLG, Abstract, Presentation
- Cathryn Goodwin, Museum Computer Network (MCN), Presentation
- Richard Pearce-Moses, SAA, New Skills for a Digital Era, Abstract, Presentation
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4. Research Perspectives
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| 10:30-10:45 |
Break |
| 10:45-12:15 |
4. Concurrent Sessions - Identifying Digital Curation Services and Functional Requirements
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1. Metadata Creation - Approaches & Workflow
- Rebecca L. Lubas, MIT Libraries, Chair and Comment
- Howard Besser and Kara Van Malssen, NYU, Pushing Metadata Capture Upstream into the Content Production Process: Preliminary Studies of Public TV, Abstract, Paper
- Barbara Sierman, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Enhancing Our Data Model with PREMIS, Paper
- Mary Beth Weber, Sharon Favaro, Rutgers University Libraries, Beyond Dublin Core: Development of the Workflow Management System and Metadata Implementations at Rutgers University, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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2. Repository Architecture - Requirements & Functions
- Carolyn Hank, UNC-Chapel Hill, Chair and Comment
- Adrian Burton, Australian Partnership for Sustainable Repositories, Services and Infrastructure for Digital Collections, Presentation
- Carissa Kowalski Dougherty, Art Institute of Chicago, Implementing a Born-Digital Architecture and Design Archive at the Art Institute of Chicago, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Geneva Henry, Rice University, DLF Service Framework for Digital Libraries, Presentation
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3. Data Sets - Metadata & Management
- Katherine M. Wisser, NC ECHO Metadata Coordinator, Chair and Comment
- Jane Greenberg, UNC-Chapel Hill, Consensus Building and Prioritizing Metadata Development for Project DRIADE: A Case Study, Presentation
- Gail Steinhart and Brian J. Lowe, Cornell University, Data Curation and Distribution in Support of Cornell University's Upper Susquehanna Agricultural Ecology Program, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Steven P. Morris and James Tuttle, NCSU Libraries, Curation and Preservation of Complex Data: North Carolina Geospatial Data Archiving Project, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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4. User Services
- Anne Gilliland, UCLA, Chair and Comment
- Wendy Duff, U. of Toronto, AXS-Net, Abstract, Presentation
- Max Marmor, ARTstor, The ARTstor Digital Library: A Case Study in Digital Curation, Abstract, Paper
- Elizabeth Yakel, U. of Michigan, Polar Bear Expedition Digital Collections, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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5. Selection & Appraisal
- Jeannette A. Bastian, Simmons College, Chair and Comment
- Richard Cox, University of Pittsburgh, Appraising the Digital Past and Future, Abstract, Paper
- Michael Moss, HATII, U. of Glasgow, "It's the Content, Stupid"
- William E. Underwood, S. Isbell, and M. Underwood, Georgia Tech Research Institute, Grammatical Induction and Recognition of the Documentary Form of Record Types, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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| 12:15-1:30 |
Working Lunch - Digital Curation Issues and Challenges from the Workplace Perspective |
| 1:45-3:15 |
5. Plenary Session I - What is Digital Curation?
- Cal Lee, UNC-Chapel Hill, Chair and Comment
- Peter Buneman, Director of Research, Digital Curation Centre
- William Lefurgy, Digital Initiatives Project Manager, National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program, Library of Congress, Presentation
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| 3:15-3:45 |
Break |
| 3:45-5:15 |
6. Concurrent Sessions - Mechanisms for Influencing Data Curation Practices
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1. Models for Education
- Maria Guercio, U. of Urbino, Chair and Comment
- Michael Moss and Seamus Ross, HATII, U. of Glasgow, Educating Information Management Professionals: The Glasgow Perspective, Abstract, Paper
- Helen Tibbo, UNC-Chapel Hill, DigCCurr: Building an International Digital Curation Curriculum
- Barbara Wildemuth and Jeff Pomerantz, UNC-Chapel Hill, NSF DL Curriculum, Presentation
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2. Ingest - Incentives & Services
- Steve Morris, NCSU, Chair and Comment
- Liz Madden, LOC, Digital Curation at the Library of Congress: Lessons Learned from American Memory and the Archive Ingest and Handling Test, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Jinfang Niu, Margaret Hedstrom, U. of Michigan, Streamlining the “Producer/Archive” Interface: Mechanisms to Reduce Delays in Ingest and Release of Social Science Data, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Soo Young Rieh, Karen Markey, Elizabeth Yakel, Beth St. Jean, and Jihyun Kim, U. of Michigan, Perceived Values and Benefits of Institutional Repositories: A Perspective of Digital Curation, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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3. Designing & Implementing Repositories Across Institutional Boundaries
- Mark Conrad, NARA, Chair and Comment
- Mike Smorul, Mike McGann, and Joseph JaJa, Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, U. of Maryland, College Park, Supporting Customized Archival Practices Using the Producer-Archive Workflow Network (PAWN), Abstract, Paper
- William E. Underwood and S. L. Laib, Georgia Tech Research Institute, PERPOS: An Archival Records Repository and Archival Processing System, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Caryn Wojcik, Michigan Historical Center, Mark Conrad, NARA Research Program, and Richard Marciano, SDSC, UC San Diego, Perspective of Digital Curators on Building Distributed Repositories, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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4. Conceptual Frameworks for Repository Architectures
- Leesa Brieger, RENCI UNC-Chapel Hill, Chair and Comment
- Panos Constantopoulos, Athens U. of Economics and Business, and Vicky Dritsou, Athena Research Centre, An Ontological Model for Digital Preservation, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Robert H. McDonald, SDSC, UC San Diego, and Tyler O. Walters, Georgia Institute of Technology, Sustainability Models for Digital Preservation Federations, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Reagan Moore, Arcot Rajasekar, and Richard Marciano, SDSC, UC San Diego, Implementing Trusted Digital Repositories, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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| 5:30-7:00 |
Reception |
| 8:00-8:30 |
Coffee, Tea, and Pastries |
| 8:30-10:00 |
7. Plenary Session II - Views from National Libraries and Archives
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| 10:00-10:30 |
Break |
| 10:30-12:00 |
8. Concurrent Sessions - Building Capabilities for Digital Curation Repositories
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1. Designing & Implementing Repositories within Institutions
- Elisabeth Kaplan, University of Minnesota, Chair and Comment
- Leslie Johnston, U. of Virginia Libraries, Development of Repository Architecture and Services at the University of Virginia Libraries, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Sarah Michalak, UNC-Chapel Hill
- Deborah Thomas and Shiow Huang, LOC, Building for the Future: Preservation in the National Digital Newspaper Program, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
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2. Education - Building New Pathways
- Kim Schroeder, Archive Media Partners, Chair and Comment
- Palakorn Achananuparp and Robert B. Allen, Drexel University, Developing a Student-friendly Repository for Teaching Principles of Repository Management, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- P. Bryan Heidorn, Carole L. Palmer, and Melissa H. Cragin, U. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Data Curation Education and Biological Information Specialists, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Jana Bradley and Bruce Fulton, U. of Arizona, DigIn: Certificate Program in Digital Information Management, Abstract, Paper, Presentation, Map
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3. Defining Capabilities
- Hugh Cayless, Carolina Digital Library, Chair and Comment
- Liz Bishoff, U. of Colorado Boulder and the Bishoff Group, and Tom Clareson, PALINET, Inc., Digital Preservation Assessment: Readying Cultural Heritage Institutions for Digital Preservation, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Nancy McGovern, U. of Michigan, Canary in a Coal Mine: A Digital Preservation Response to Technological Change
- Oya Y. Rieger, Cornell University Library, Select for Success: Key Principles in Assessing Repository Models, Presentation
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4. Repositories & Their Users
- Patricia Cruse, California Digital Library, Chair and Comment
- Randy Fischer, Florida Center for Library Automation, DAITSS: Ingest and Dissemination, Presentation
- Stephanie Haas, University of Florida Libraries, DAITSS: User Agreements, Presentation
- Kirsten Neilsen, California Digital Library, Preserving the Web: Extending the Digital Curation Mission, Abstract, Presentation
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| 12:00-1:15 |
Working Lunch - What Knowledge and Skills are Necessary for Digital Curation? |
| 1:15-2:45 |
9. Concurrent Sessions - Digital Curation in Practice
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1. Social Science Data Centers
- Data Preservation Alliance for the Social Sciences: A Model for Collaboration, Abstract, Paper
- Marc Maynard, Institute for Social Inquiry/The Roper Center, U. of Connecticut, Chair and Comment
- Micah Altman, Institute for Quantitative Social Science, Harvard University
- Jonathan Crabtree, Odum Institute, UNC-Chapel Hill
- Darrell Donakowski, ICPSR, U. of Michigan
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2. Private Sector
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3. Collection Development
- Kelly Eubank, North Carolina Archives and History, Chair and Comment
- Michael Day and Maureen Pennock, Digital Curation Centre, UKOLN, U. of Bath, and Julie Allinson, UKOLN, U. of Bath, Cooperation for Digital Preservation and Curation: Collaboration for Collection Development in Instititutional Repository Networks, Abstract, Paper
- Abbie M. Grotke and Janice E. Ruth, LOC, Selecting and Managing Content from the Web: Expanding Curatorial Expertise and Skills in Building Library of Congress Web Archives, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Mark Phillips and Kathleen Murray, U. of North Texas Libraries, Collaborations, Best Practices, and Collection Development for Born-Digital and Digitized Materials, Abstract, Paper, Presentation
- Victoria Reich, Stanford University Libraries, Cooperative Collection Building and Preservation in the Web Environment
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4. Science and Biomedical Data
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| 2:45-3:00 |
Break |
| 3:00-4:30 |
10. Plenary Session III - What have We Been Learning from You?
- Cal Lee, UNC-Chapel Hill, Lessons from Individual Feedback
- Clifford Lynch, CNI, Synthesis of Conference Papers
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