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Digital Repositories and Field-Specific Digital Libraries: Opportunities and Challenges

16-17 June 2011
JCDL2011/Ottawa/Canada
America/New_York timezone

Contribution List

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1. Disciplinary repositories over half a century. The story of SPIRES and the birth of INSPIRE
Travis Brooks (SLAC)
16/06/2011, 13:30
8. PubMed Central: Past and Future
Jeff Beck (NCBI)
16/06/2011, 13:50
2. SSRN: Freemium business models for disciplinary repositories
Gregg Gordon (SSRN)
16/06/2011, 14:10
5. The RePEc idea: Federating people and collections
Christian Zimmermann (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)
16/06/2011, 14:30
7. CiteSeerX: Crawling the web for scholarly content: Opportunities and challenges
C. Lee Giles (Penn State)
16/06/2011, 14:50
12. ChemXSeer
Prasenjit Mitra (Penn State)
16/06/2011, 15:10
0. PhilPapers: Editors, Authors, Curators. Building a disciplinary repository today
David Bourget (University of London)
16/06/2011, 16:00
4. Authormagic: Algorithmic author disambiguation and crowdsourcing in a large-scale disciplinary repository
Henning Weiler (CERN)
16/06/2011, 16:20
9. Building Virtual Communities around Subject Repositories
Jessica Adamick, Rebecca Reznik-Zellen (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
16/06/2011, 16:40
3. ADSLabs: Astronomy Meets Disciplinary Repositories
Alberto Accomazzi (Harvard CFA)
17/06/2011, 09:00
6. arXiv: Integrating disciplinary repositories with multiple partners and services
Simeon Warner (Cornell)
17/06/2011, 09:20
10. Digital Mathematics Library in Japan as an overlay of digital repository systems
Daisuke Ikeda, Takao Namiki
17/06/2011, 09:40
11. Building Relationships Between Social Science Data Archives and Institutional Repositories
Jared Lyle (ICPSR, University of Michagan)
17/06/2011, 09:55
14. Roundtable discussion
17/06/2011, 10:40
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